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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

test on tho 4 r. Cropp farm through
the '0foot sand. and has a fair gasscr.
Southeastern Ohio
On the Ohio side IN shallow sand
territory. tn the Payne district. Wash.
ingtOn county. y y Needs has com.
pleted No. % on the Lucy 4 1--we farm
aud has a light pumper in the second
Cow Run sand IN the Reas Run dis.
triCt independence township. d.
Higgins has started TO drill 4 test ON
the Minnie Smith farm In the docp
sand territory IN Ward township.
Hooking county. the Carter OIL Com.
pdny d. starting test on the & ~
stout farm. located 800 feet northwest
Of The test on the Peter Reedy farm.
40 GORDON Uill
40 smith Ferry Beaver county
"a. smith Ferry parties have com.
plcted q test ON the Dawson heirs.
iarm and have "a very Hrht show Of
OH 200 the Nerea grit south Of Units.
POP Plum township Allt1hruy county.
Oh" Phillips OH a Gas Company test
ON Tho John Jackson farm be- holding
up ~ 30 barrels O. day and is now tho
best wei in tho county Tho same
.oWpanH Del driIiinE a tret ON tho 81
ID. MrlauEhIin farm and tho UeopIr. e
Natural Gas Company Dr. drilling 'fsst
ON The u. 7 SfOfIlr farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice 20 TaTpayers

To All Whom n May concern.
The Board Of Review and Equaliza-
ton 81 ohio County. will meet iu the
Jury Room 81 the Circuit Court iu the
Court House or ohio county. iu Wheel
iug. West Virginia. for the purpose OF
examining and reviewing the Land and
Personal Property Rocks a. returned by
the Assessor for the year 1910
The Board will meet for organization.
etc. on Thursday. July "a. 1914. and the
several Magt~tcrial Districts will be con
sidered iu the following order.
Washington biStrirt-Nouday July s.
lHIG. ut q o'clock e. IN.
Madison District Wednesday. July s.
1915 20 @ O'Clock q mi.
clay District Friday. July 10. 1914.
az o o'clock q. OBJ.
Union District Monday July Dc. 1915.
a. . o'clock e.. m.
center District. Wednesday. July Is.
1919. af O'Clock q m
Webster District Friday. July u.
1871 a. o'clock a.. m.
Fitchie District Monday. July en-.
1915. 90 o'clock "a m.
Eirhlaud District H IS cdnc qday July
%. 1914 90 % o'clock a. M.
Liberty District FRIDAY. July -
1915 a. % o'clock a.. m.
Philadelphia District Monday July
e.. 1919. az % o'clock A. Co.,
Board 81 Review and Equalization
By JOHN %. WELLS
j'-I'rI ~ .JN-I EN.nfficio clerk.
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SAND HILL.
Childrens Day.


SAND HILL. W. Va. June 1e-
Childrens day services were held al
the Sand Hin NJ +. church. SUNDAY
evening, June IL. Many took part
in the services and an excellent pro,
gram vas rendered II was very
largely attended. Those taking part
Iole. Elsie and Virginia Caldwell
Gertrude Fox. Elizabeth Kent. Vivian
and Virginia Fitzsimmons Lena
Bruce. Florence Jones. Elsie. Hazel
and Zelda Winters. Beulah and Aica
PAWS. charlotte Grow, Elva Gpisler.
Gertrude Coffield. Lily. Lulu and
Nellie Wintersand Louise Darue ,
Messrs. Albert Bruce. Vim. ZONES
~. $. Davis. Walter Toland " "a
Turner. Celcil DouEherty. Cecil and
Glenn Winters. Royce EarIewine
Howard F1tzsimmons. Benton Haz-
lett and q. a Fox. Jr. They we're
directed by Miss Ethel Wallace a
graduate Of the West Liberty state
Normal and a student OF Mrs. Shor
mans school Of expression
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

Ebert. the Young son of SIR and
Mrs. Isaac DOuEhertv. who has laar
seriously 900 Of typhoid fngpr and
heart trouble is thought to hs Im
proving little.
Mr Curtis Cain g. the guest of
Dos Grand parents SIR and Nr. T4.
Cain. of Wayman Ridge
Misses Laura NcN8hh. OF Erro
Point ollie and Bertha WHtfa ~
E'w Grove and Nnaar- Harr. Rio
81" and Dan and L0rnIs Winter. uf
t'm Grove. attended tho children.
day. services here
Nr Charlie. Mccoy Na. % caller
n Wheeling SATURDAY.
Nr- Ahrsr Porter haa returned
home from STAYING with H.- aarrr
tDr. Nr. Charles Lowe. of Waar4-
Ridge.
Many young f1Iks from cali. DIAL
ll. s.m Grove NI'ura.TIr and p.r
Wheeling creek attended Tho DHiI.
'r'rH H.. service. H.ra sunday
evening
Mr. and SIR. VHrar w...- ua,.
'a..rs .n N- Tom Barlow .rs
ST. , t.a, af rr r,.,...,.
'r'es .u0r' sunday aIm H. broth
'. 49, N Kent
Nr .." Conrad .. r.u Grow.
'.. QUOT u. I.. .Hr... ..H v-
... |......H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
OIL AND GAS

The eighth change in the credit
balance market Tor crude OF the
pennsylvania grade vas posted yes.
terday morning when the purchasing
agencies opened for business. The
hrst seven reductions we're OF 10
cents each, while tho one posted yes-
,eIuaN morning was for . cents. max
ing the present price for cradit hal
ancrs of the PENNSYLVANIA grade Of
crude Sl.15 Mercer haack and New
castle are quoted al $3.50 Corning
was not changed and remains al
~. tabell Is quoted at Sl35
somerset was not changed and re-.
mains at Sl.o5 and Ragiand was adj.
NdnC'd from % 10 % cents. The last
reduction makes q total of a. cents
IN thr price Of crude OF The PennsyI.
.dnia grade since the seventeenth OF
April This is a loss Of 80 per cont
70 pennsylvania producers Tho
last tim" Pennsylvania crude vas
quoted al Sl75 was on November IA.
Producers and operators arc 3,
'iH"u 10 take O. little comfort ouf of
m" last reduction. since h wa onI,,
nall as much dS the seven preceding
u" TACT that Corning and Somerset
"'r" not changed and RagIand ad
Ndhcrd To 90 cents is regarded a. q
ssta' meni with possible regard
,or pefmdndncy TO- time AZ least
operators are cutting down deyeIop.
,H'Hl Work in AT fields. and know in-
nov low the market would 20 before
~ l'uchcd bottom With some as.
suranc' o. 'hp market remaining firm,
d' 'h' present quotation. ouarators
VIII AGAIN start mp operations i'm A
number OF localities
Field Developments
NJ fL" head .
Eih district. kauaWha county N. IA
il" south Penn OH cOmpary has rom.
II'i"d q deep test and has "a duster
DIT De- ihlS company fo-f on tho Rtf.
. I't hIo~. farm and Was drilled 10 a
depth ~ 500 feet below tho Xeir ss,.I
and found neither oil or gas II ~
purely wildcat. located TWO and one
haI miles southeast of tho same com
PAM test ON Tho j IS Borrs farm
100 ~" Same district the same com
ians 30. g. ON tho Blue Creek tract
Dr. h"Idln- uu 40 rs barrels q dav
'n spring creek. Smifhfcid dis
lfigi ltotu' county the south Penn
bII romNtrF BIAS 300 the Douglass heir-
T fsfW. on laufU. run 81 HpurvS Fork
me Fisher on company has the rie
completed Tor test ON tine vs. "
short farm.
ON Corrclrs run. Ellsworth district
Tyler county. fhD NiddIpbourne oil A
Gas com UruN has drilled so { on the
DrittII Martin farm through tho
k"'u'r aud big luFfn sands and has a
buster on Pur-ley creek. Lincoln
district. Tyler county the Aofr, ON u
Gas rnmuau, Barber gariop -
oih'r-I BIAS completed second test
ON the Theodore MOrroa farm and has
light show or oil boo the Bib Tnfuu
-Iud ON GuroIIa rum Ellsworth
district fn' MiddIoHouruc oil a. Gas
company has the RIG rDmulsfrd for g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
RESOLUTION 70 COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON June If Tho .a,
on" resolution ~ tho liberalization OF
mo senate stationary fo boom Nortb
carolina gold mine reached tho com.
mIiiee on contingent expenses TODAY
hni probably VIII not bo taken up Tor
discussion until Friday whom fb4+
committee viii hold ifa REGULAR uaaE
'f meeting Senator ON tho commit.
'eo VIII urge H favorable report Dn boz
during tho present week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

me sand Hill and Viola ball boys
met last saturday on thp sheldon
farm. near Viola II was close pIay-
Ing throughout the entire game. the
score az the end being III to 10 I'm
favor OF the Sand HilI boys. They
WI meet next Saturday at the same
place. The game commencing M 4
o'clock sharp. 10 will BE- interesting
as both sides are strengthening tboir
team and this game will he watched
with great interest Every one is
Cordially invited 10 come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
STRIKERS PARADE

TRENTON n. D. Igr. Co. Union
WHrHini-te uu strike here TONIGHT hold
street parade There 0ero about
200 mon iu Iin" carrying hammer. auf
American HfE. The mon demand f
10 cents Hu r.lr and u.rL Ir.
nseh ~ 81 hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
HOTEL Rudolf

WY ~
On tho ocean front. Always opeu
capacity 1000. American and Europeau
plans. Hot and cold fresh and sea water
On all baths. running water ga guests
rooms. Broad Nerandas ofrrnandtue
view ~ ocean and connecting with the
famous Boardwalk cafe Rudolph a
one ~ the h!E attractions superb or.
rhestra. afternoon and evening dancing
4. =. RTkENSEE Mgr
JOEL. HIIIMAN. Pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

Hubert. the young son ~ Mr. and
Mrs. John MerrInar. ~ near Mount
Union. was injured one dav Iast
week. hN being thrown from q COLI
winch DC was riding breaking an
arm and dislooating his shoulder Ile
h'cam" no better and vas removed
90 tho Ohio Valley General bosri,,f
where five doctors operated ON him
Pie is now doing AZ well as could
Doe expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
RIVER NEWS

The local pool began filling more
rapidly yesterday. following the flush
Ing Of Dam No. n. az Wcllsburg. Yes
tefday afternoon a stage of feet 9
inches was recorded al the Wheeling
wharf At midnight last night the
gauges at the McMechen dam were
l-.3 fet in the pool and - feet in the
lower river
The Liberty cleared at n O'Clock
yesterday morning for Matamoras
She had the largest cargo she has vet
carried m that trade ANTICIPATING
low water and the suspension of navi.
cation. merchants and jobbers at the
down-river points are stocking up with
non-perishable goods
The kanawha Is due 10 clear al 6
O'Clock this morning. for Charleston.
from Pittsburgh
The Liberty viii be in tonight from
Matamoras. and is scheduled out again
tomorrow.
The steamer Ohio departed yester.
DAY afternoon for Parkersburg. with
loo members Of the Moundsville and
Warrington Elks on board. bound for
the state convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 90 Manufacture Jobbsrs Mar.
ohAnta and Other XhnIaanla naalarx

chants ana Other wholssaIs Dealers,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN FRAT
TIRE state BOARD Of Control OF the STATE
OF West virginia will receive bids daily
at Its office at Charleston. West Virginia.
state institutions. the financial manage
ment az which T. Nes.-d IN said Board
contracts Will re awarded to the lowest
bidders quality considered. and othar
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers win be given preference
IisF or supplies needed will he fur
nished bidders on rccei.t OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1r-1-tf Cha -ieston West Virginia
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HOTEL FRONTENAC

from Beach. The most popular section.
Between the two famous piers. central 10
All ATTRACTIONS. modern. high-cla'ss hotel.
A. S""d a. IN" best, capacity ESQ VIII
max" very special terms 81 s. $40.
$3.50. $500 up. including large ocean
rooms. metal beds. elevator baths.
phones, superior table. with white sef-
vice. table supplied direct from farm.
pure water. sanitary Ilumbiug. porrhca
overlook the ocean and Boardwalk
h'"hiet- W. r. WATTS.
Iu-lL-.St
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

DAVIS ISLAND DAM-S.a feet and
falling. Clear.
Clear
MORGANTOWN-7 feet and sta.
tiOnary. Clear
OIL CITY foot and stationary.
Clear
WARREN foot and stationary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

THt LATEST rtRGPR0Or HOrUI
tmertcsn Plan. Always cccn. Capacity TO q.
beach directly between the too frcst Ocean Pier.
Music and dsncina Garage. iliustfsted iiteraturs.
O-nership MANAGEMENT Private 2. q. Bon SIS
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Personal.

BORN tlairvOyant. when YOU are in
trouble consult best. Mime SarNarra.
gypsy. In business cor lowe affairs. Road
ings Use. National Road I'd street. one.
square up the hill. Fulton. W. Va
ju-9-m
CLAIRvoYANT. Nmc Sarvarcs. gS-pey
readings Csc. National Road - 80
one square UP the hill Fulton. ". Va.
Ju-1s-l
CONSULT Mrs Meadow. noted CLAIR
yoyant. on all business and love AZ
fairs. Fourth and Center. Fulton. Elm
Grove car. ju-t2k
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert GnN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EWBALNER.
ff22 and 1924 Main street
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 635.
G. = HcrtschH Naf Phone fq-0.R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

IHmE.r Hr drove for rUHf ff Tho
outset I.a Ir|iI'sf f fHrourH sa.I
d. IHrrs NHfrrHUr. scored Monty
waterbury fHrn carried fH. IaI 100
'.n Gold n.fr fhs TrcHaH goal Nrf
H. ridden or H.aHHfu areIr
point for 'Hr defender.
t.rI1ni Na. r'uaI.eI HIIf t point
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ARTERIAL EMBALMERS
Goey5BenRG:

'aus promptly attended 90 az All
times.
TELEPHONES
store B.. Bell i2f-, National fTf2
Residence W. T.. Cooey. Tcu 1871:
National I2-c-T
Hes..-A. Heiswsnser. National 1ass-R.
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MISCELLANEOUS

indebted - Dr l. L.. Rex will please
call and settle with tho undcrsigncI.
who has fun power and authority To-
give proper receipts Mrs s " Cotton.
lii0 Eoff street Bell phone t2ST-J.
ju-15-14-Zu
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FOR SALE-GoinE coal mine. with larEe
local trade. Good acreage Splendid
! proposition for practical coal man. Nd
dress or phone ". NJ Cattell. Mt Pleas
ant. Ohio. Iu-fG-i
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Breummer & HiIdebrsnd

Funeral Directors and Embaimsrs
fHrreH NHrFr. and Twenty second So
Telephone 2u1 Dpeu dsb ard rignt
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Hotel Boutwell, A Asl.a.io ca,y, N. )

ond house from Boardwalk ana Stee
Fier. Every appointment. Highes
standard IN cuisine and service Hook
let J. a y. II. Boutwell, ap-6t-tau-4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

PATENTS! est 1855.
trademark litigation. BooAe free
X. Il. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer
National Exchange Bank Building.
Wheeling. ". Va
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Caeh paid for cast on clo:uing write
r call
~. LEVY,
No. ioi harfst st. w ceiling. " "a
PE-Collcct Bad Bfils. ruy ana S-,
Claims. Attachments carefully PLACED
and eI-ft ID. w adjust claims a..
make co. .cctiO..I OF. a ccnrnis-ion h,si,
No collect on. no ray The Buckeye Ner-
2sntlie AGENCY 300 Board of Trace
A-luE NlffllUE W. w.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE

MONTANA CAREY ACT LANDS-e0.0O0
acres now open to entry in the famous
Waller valley. An excellent opportunity
for the homeseeker seeking good farm
land for general diversified farming. The
rich soil. exhilarating climate and
abundance of water for irrigation assures
maximum crop returns. Great for grain,
alfalfa, timothy, and for stock farming.
Ideal spot for a home. Write today for
booklet and particulars. Waller Farm
Sales company, Waller. Mont Box No II.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
VATICAN ALARMED
BY TURKEYS MOVE
Decree Abolishing Privileges Of
Foreigners Means Blow at
Roman Church.
LIVELY PROTEST IS ENTERED
PontIff Forsees So Brusuuc ana
Revolutionary Change Must, De-
prIve office Of Force In
Administration.

copyright. 1914. Press Publishing Co)
LONDON. sept. 1A-tSpecial Cablegram
to New York World and Omaha Bee. -
Tho Chronicles correspondent at Rome
sends the following dlspatch
THE Ottoman decree abolishing the
privileges OF the capitulatlons for foreign
subjects in Turkey causes the greatest
concern at the vatican, since II sweeps
away the famous French protectorate
over Christian affairs in the liberty of
public worship and tho rights OF semi
religious institutions. such as schools and
hospitals. which Christianity. in virtue OF
the capitulations, has enjoyed through
out the ottoman. empire since the age OF
the crusaders. Hitherto no ecclesiastical
law could be dealt with except through
the French consular agents or the French
ambassador TO the sublime porte.
"The holy see Is entering a lively pro-
test, because II forcsees that so brusaue
and revolutionary a change must deprive
II OF all force in administrative matters.
while the resultant disendowment means
financial ruin"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
WHEAT TAKES A BIG SLUMP
Outlook FOR War Being at Close
Brings Prices Down 5 to z Cents.
DEPRESSION ALSO IN CORN
yellow Cereal suffers Decline, SELL
inE Prices RANGING frOmTwen-
ty-seven 10 seNenty-Five
and Half Cents.

Due to the possibility OF the war in
Europe being near an end. grain prices
took big slump Monday. wheat on the
Omaha market goins below 81 per bushel
the first time in more than a month,
the low being 96ih cents and tho high
N.OOh. Chicago kept in limo with the
Omaha market. there the slump being
around to cents from the closing last
Saturday.
Omaha receipts were: Wheat So: corn
q, and oats. lie carloads. While the bulk
of the wheat receipts sold close to 81.
considerable went al around 9S cents
There was some depression in corn. but
the decline was less marked than in
wheat. The Omaha market price ranged
from Y to 751a cents.
In Chicago last Saturday cash wheat
went to Si.ll% but Monday 1t was down 20
S1.06. The December option there last
Saturday went to sl14S but s1lOiS today
was high and S1.O6 low. on May, sstur-
day N.2SSs was high. Monday the high
notch was ct &i.iS1s and the low at si,14.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
FRENCH SEE ROUT
FOR GERMAN ARMY
Retreat Of Invaders Looked Upon
at the End Of Campaign in
North of France.
LINE OF COMMUNICATIONS CUT
AngIo-French Armies Have Sue
ceosied In InterruptinR supplies
for Teutou AND CoBf'nc him
to Narrow Channel,

Copyright. 1914, Iress publishing Coz
LONDON sept. N.-(Special Cabegram
to New York World and Omaha Bcc)-
Tho Chronicles Bordeaux correspondent
tclcgraphs:
Following tho great victory Of the bat
tic OF La Marne. the irresistible advance
OF tho Anglo French army continues. and
the Germans are In tull retreat They
still arc bcinE pushed back on the lefl
and center, while the allies have crossed
the Marne between Epernay and Vitry lc
Francois
"On the right also, the enemy cons
tinues his retreatinK movement and Ia
abandoning the district around Nancy.
The allies have reoccupicd Lunevillo. The
Germans are retreating much more rap
idly than they advanced and arc leavins
bohlnd guns. ammunitJbn, supplies and
horses.
German Communications Cut,
"This evening now ioarn that the line
OF communications used by the Germans
is cut, and they cannot make use OF the
line to the east OF Argonnc, owing TO the
rapid advance Of the allies on the center
and right. They must. therefore, try the
line through the Meuso and LuNcmburg.
D." Tho loss OF the line of communication
will probably apply to the German army
In day or twos time said well In
formed parsonage to me. adding when II
docs apply tho German retreat will have
become a disaster greater than LeipEig.
JOffrc's strategy wins.
Every official report Evet TO show how
sound is General Joffres plan OF leading
the invaders further and further away
from their base. From the wounded, as
well as from the relatives OF soldiers. !
have time after time heard remarks which
show that Just when the French troops
were on the point OF scoring success
and charging the enemy. they were be
wildered at receiving orders to retire n
number OF kllometers under cover OF ar
tillery. The reason for all this now Is
evident II Is said the battle of the
Mhrne will end in a complete victory for
the allies and General Joffre viii prob.
ably become a national hero.
Predicament OF Invaders,
Germans are stu retreating on their
new line OF communications. II they go
east OF the thickly wooded Argonnes,
they probably will be stopped at Verdon;
II they go west OF Argonness and east OF
the BelgiRns, who are now operating IN
force south OF Antwerp to clear southern
Belgium OF the invaders. the German
army In France will be Obliged 20 COM
municate with its base through Namur
and Liege and the Meuse and across
Luxembourg. There viii then be. danger
of inextricable disorder. for the German
army from Belgium and the German
army from the oise valley will be Obliged
to pass through the neck OF bottle IN
north France while being attacked from
all sides. Their rapid retreat shows the
Germans we're unable TO bring up reserves
in sufficient numbers.
"All this Is borne out by yesterdays
communiaue referring TO the general re-
treat between the olse and the Marne ant
| Argonne."
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and CIosInE
Prices on Board of Trade.


CHICAGO. Sept. lt-Grain prices
crashed downward today In n whirl OF
selling due to the belief that the war
might soon come to an end. The close
than Saturday night corn off 2iac 10 SIsc
and oats showing setback OF Sac to
4Ac net. In provisions the outcome varied
from 25c decline to an equal advance
Excited liquidating sales by holders OF
wheat began at the very outset OF trad
ing. and before the session was over had
assumed tremendous proportion.
Export business ON the decline gave the
wheat market a slight temporary rebound
at one time. but the foreign demand
lowering of values that the effect was
ultimately TO intensity the widespread de-
sire to get rid OF wheat In a hurry. I'm
mense receipts from the spring crop in
the northwest added TO the woes OF tho
bulls.
Corn fell with wheat, but the descent
was retarded by the fact that the visible
supply failed TO increase as much as had
been looked for. Besides, country offer
ings proved relatively ANAL.
Oats were under as severe selling as
wheat a good share of the time. n big
purchasing on the part OF shippers, how
ever. helped somewhat 10 steady prices
Provision dealers who were more CON
spicuous last week on the selling side
turned out active buyers today. The et-
feet, though, was largely offset owing TO
the weakness OF prices for hogs and grain
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat: No. Z
red. NOSIk; No hard, t1.oS9l 07Ih; No, 2
northern. Sill. Corn: Nc. z yellow siH
6n7Skc; No 3 yellow, 11@O%c. oats:
No. 3 white, 46iAG47%c, standard, 4IG
4Slsc Rye: No. 2 90d92c Barley; 6S
G74c Timothy. 100000. Clover: Nom
inal Pork: $500 Lard: El2. RIBS:
81. .S7611.S7.
Futures ranged as follows;
A.AE.I.i 49,, / TIgwk d 80 TInaa Gaf'y