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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
First One Side Advances, Then An
other---A Feeling of Pessimism
Prevails In England as Result of
Failure of Last Weeks Predic-
tons to MaterialiZe

fore the forces of the enemy, who are
making movement to the north
ward of the line of Turcoing and Ar
menters. Around Arras, on the right
bank of the Somme, the situation re-
mains unchanged. Between Somme
and Oise there have been alternative
advances and retirements. Near
Lassigny the enemy attempted
fierce attack but failed On the right
bank of the Lsne, north of SCISSORS,
we have advanced slightly IN cooper
alton with the British army"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Farmers Secure Stock

Carson valley farmers have organ
lzed the Carson Valley Hay and Pro-
duce company, which is shipping il
beef cattle to eat up the hay sur
plus in the valley. If possible, 2,OGO
head will be purchased Beef cattle
already have begun to arrive in the
valley from purchases made in the
eastern part of the state by c. M.
Henningsen and William Dressler,
who were named as purchasing
committee.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
(By Ed L. Keen, staff correspondent
OF the United Press)

OF the United Press)
LONDON Sept 2l., by mail -
New York.-Arthur Nee, the we'll
known Cardiff editor and journalist
has just written the greatest appeal
yet made to the men of England to
take up arms for their country. He
declares that England is facing pos
sible annhilation and that unless its
citizens put forth every effort they
can that they may become subjects
of the kaiser His article follows:
England is fighting for the right
10 be free nation. She is fighting.
not only for France and Belgium, but
for our own homes.
This is war a hudred times
more important than the Boer war.
1t means life and death for us. We
are fighting to keep our word, but
we are fighting also to keep our
homes. We are fighting, with France
and Belgium, to keep the Germans
out of England
"But the German army presses on,
quiet streets, are in peril. You must
help England now If you want to
save her. If he Germans win you
will be subject of the kaiser. You
will no longer be a free citizen; you
will be a Prussian slave, ruled with
an iron rod by officers from Pots
dam.
"There is no doubt about it and
it is possible. 1t is possible that un-
less you strike a blow now, the last
days of our free nation may be upon
us. 1t is possible that the German
army may defeat the Allies. 1t IS
possible that the British feet may
be beaten and that the German
troops will land in England.
"1f Germany should beat us you
will be a colonist of Prussia. Your
children will be taught German ant
be compelled to speak it; your boys
will be German conscripts. You vii
be taxed to keep up the German
army which will keep you down. Yot
will lose all that England has givcr
you-your free speech, your free
vote, your tree newspapers, yoa1
right to organize.
Germany is not democrats
country. In England the people owI
the government-in Germany tll'
government owns the people. Tht
British idea is that the will of the
people must prevail; the German
idea is that the will of the people
must agree with the will of the EN-
peror.
"In England the army is the se-
want of the nation; in Germany the
military class overrides the people
In England the king rules through
the ministers; in Germany the em
peror rules without them.
There is no secret about the Ger
man emperor's intentions. He means
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06

LONDON, Oct. 6.-lt is admitted
the Germans have resumed the Often
sivc on the east and west wings.
Headquarters declares that the Ger
mans have only gained ground which
the Allies have voluntarily left, and
war critics insist that the German ac-
tivity is due to the discovery that
they cannot maintain the troops
spirits with a defensive campaign
alone. Experts insist that the situa
ton is improving for the French and
English.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
The French Story

BY ln1ted PreSS
PARIS, Oct. o.-Reinforced4 the
Germans have gained slightly n
some places. but have been repuls"d
in others. 1t is announced the fight
ing continues unabated, but nowhere
has the Ollies' left been penetrated.
The general flanking movement con-
tinues to extend to the northward
where fresh troops are being used
where the German pressure is the
greatest The Germans are now en-
deavoring to envelop new offensive
operations at Orl1es and along the
Meuse. Night and day attacks con-
tinue without cessation.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Flying Squadron of America

Tn the interest Of the "FIying
Squadron of America which is fur
thering the cause of nationwide
prohibition, R. S. Middleton was
visitor to Carson yesterday, arrang-
ing for the appearance of the squad
rom in this city The "squadron" is
made up of three parties, consisting
of speakers and musical artists and
they are billed to appear i'll this city
on the nights of October 10, 20 and
21.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Deserted Child

Requisition papers have been issn-
ed out of the governors office for the
arrest of Calvin Parkinson for fail
ure to provide for his minor child, .
resident. of Sacramento. The requi-
sition was issued at the request OF
Governor Johnson, through his agent,
Charles Hackney, who arrived from
the California capitol this morning.
Parkinson is claimed to be now en-
ployed at Winnemucca
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Project Abandoned

The Elko Free Press reports that
TIE Devils Gate irrigation project Oh
the North fork of the Humboldt riy-
er, above the Morgan Hill ranch, has
been abandoned. 1t was begun il
July, 1910. High prices asked scr
the land blocked the work, it is said.
Several thousand acre-feet of water
applied for by thS promoters will be
available for small farms
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Battle Seems to Be Give
and Take Proposition
Bulletins and Briefs

lars worth of gum. 1t was decided
tc tax patent medicines, where there
is a private formula, perfumes, cos
metics, hair oil, dyes and dentrifices.
All will be taxed the same as during
the Spanish war A tax q to be
added to sparkling wines where not
otherwise taxed in the bill, of cent
on pints and ? cents on larger bot
ties. 1t is estimated the additional
taxes provided for this morning will
add several millions to the govern
mentS revenue.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
To Ship Spawn

James H. Vogt and H. L. Patter-
son OF the Nevada Fish commission
will begin extracting spawn from the
spawning grounds at Marlette lake
tomorrow and ship a lot of it to the
fisheries at Verdi The work will
take several weeks time The COM
mission is now preparing its annual
report and it will soon be placed i'll
the lands of the public printer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Continue Advance
BY United Press

TOXIC, Oct. 6-In an official re
port it is stated the Allies at K.ao
Chau continue their advance in the
face OF determined opposition. The
Germans rallied Saturday night, but
were repulsed with AZ killed.
a Japanese cruiser damaged the
German gunboat Hits while attempt
ing to reconnoiter in the harbor.
1t is reported the Chinese troops at
interfere with the Japanese military
operations.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Returns to Her Home

Mrs. O. Larsen and her children
will leave for their home at Bishop.
Cal, this evening Mrs. Larsen has
been a resident of this city for the
past six months on account of he-
health. The change has worked won
ders and she will return home entire
ly recovered from her ailment.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
10000 Berman Casualties

By Umted PresSI
PETROGRAD, Oct. 6.-The Rus
slams at Niemen are threatening the
front and flanking the retreating Ger
mans. 1t is reported the Germans
now occupy entertainments inside Of
East Prussia. 1t is estimated there
have been 10000 German casualties.
In series of battles in Russian Po
land numerous German cannon lett
in retreating were captured
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
First Killing Frost

The first killing frost Of the season
occurred yesterday morning, the low
est temperature being % degrees at
5 a. m. This, according to Observer
Alciatore, is two days earliek than
the average date for a period of eignt
years. The earliest previous record
ed date of killing frost was Sep
tember 18, lol1-Gazette.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
by nited Pressl

LONDON, Oct. 6.-Outside of mil
itary circles there is much anxiety
regarding the situation in Franz.
The war Offices optimistic attitude
early in the week aroused expecta-
tions which have not been fulfilled.
The government is now silent and
gives no details of the fate of The
British 1t is admitted the entire
British forces, including the Indians,
are in action.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
More for the Red Cross

Rev. Lloyd B. Thomas announces
that at the peace service held at the
Episcopal church Sunday morning
the sum of $17 was collected for Red
Cross work and has been forwarded
to the headquarters of that society
at Washington.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Given Tail Sentence

At the request of Attorney Pou-
jade, acting for Jose Ferrero, who
was recently convicted of furnishing
whiskey to Indians, Judge Earring
ton this morning changed his sen-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Situation Is Improving
English Experts State
by United Press]

ANTWERP, Oct 6.-The war Of
fee states the 'bombardment by the
Germans continues on the outer ring
of forts, but the enemy has gained 4
foothold nowhere. In series Of
sorties the garrison damaged the en-
emy badly, who abandoned his Ell
forts to storm the positions. Every
fort has redoubled its force and i
holding out"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Germans Report Gaining

By United PressI
BERLIN, Oct. 6.-The official
statement is made that the German
defensive in both wings continues
in perfect order. They now occupy
many of the Allies former positions.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
New Tax Provisions
by United Press]

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9Th.
Democratic members of the senate
committee on finance met tu}iay
p.ior to the Democratic amendment
placing a tax of cents on each dot
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
But Opinion Is Not Shared by Ger
mans, Who Claim They Are
Slowly Driving Enemy Back
French Troops Continue Their
Attempt to Flank TeutOnS

On the western front fighting con-
tinues and under pressure of both
wings we have compelled the enemy
to take less advantageous positions.
In the eastern theater we continue
the offensive unchecked"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Earthquake Reported

By United Press
LONDON, Oct. GA News Agen
cy dispatch from SMYRNA says that
an earthquake in the province of
Konia Saturday night practically de-
stroyed the towns of Isbarta and
Burbur. The fatalities were heavy.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Car Jumps Track

by Unlted FTeSS
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-The
motorman today lost control of a
crowded Masonic avenue car, when
it dashed down the hill, jumped the
tracks and crashed into private res
idense, demolishing the front of the
building. Twenty-Five were injured,
ten seriously
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
TBy United Press |

by United Pressl
PARIS. Oct. 6.-An official state
ment says that con our left the
fronts are becoming more and more
extended Some large sized German
cavalry companies are reported n
the environs of Lille, advancing be-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Cholera Spreading

LONDON, Oct GA Venice dis
patch to the news says cholera is
spreading in Hungary and officials
are becoming alarmed. The schools
at Budapest have closed for fear of
infection.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Temblor Officially Confirmed
(By United Press

By United Pressl
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. g.
The minister OF the interior has OF
ticially confirmed the report that $500
we're killed and many injured in the
earthquake at Isbarta and Burbur.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06

tence so that he will be confined in
the local jail for the next few
months. Comstock, a Chinaman who
entered a plea of guilty on the same
charge, was sentenced to four
months in the local jail, and in addi-
ton was fined $100.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Shake UP In P. O. Circles
By United Press]

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-Plans 20
reorganize postoffice staffs on a new
score in the large cities, with a shake
TIP in their personnel, were announc-
ed today by the postmaster general
and will become effective in C1eve-
land first 1t is plahped to discharge
experienced men in charge of the
the postmasters of nearly all and put
direct work of handling the mails.
Unfortunate Slide
L By United Pressl
BROOKLYN, n. Y, Oct. g.
Smith, third baseman of the Braves,
broke his right leg while sliding to
second base in the first game today.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-10-06
Justice Resigns

By United Pressl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Justice
Daniel Wright today resigned from
the District of Columbia Supreme
court to become effective November
18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
FINANCIAL.

3slbrs'h. ~hich occurs on Tuesday Of
W D. m-hor. ~ H,naire BE- visitor
zen avenue
~ and Mrs. Emmor o. Morris Of
re-. .iand. spent saturday win frifnfr
Dol ihIH rIfJ
l1s Denny 90 trle place lr spendinr
IrH days in EnIlrhlr.
Alex Campbell ~ Hirh street 10
lrDm rigit with rciaurrs in
nAH ann frHrUr Iun
SIZE Hattie CrIira o. VALIANT
PEE been apsdninE fer days
~ go u-s Er,r Lawrence s,a
t'aiIlnE relatives hrre tfe naaf
Wisa CIara sims. % rsirrort "a vi,
H rrrr f.r f. Welt u.fh relative
NIaH anrH Hnrar 20 wnanrr Fr
.nE few llHr un.n Hrr rr..~.-
hrr TT r. Irwrrf nr south rrrnf--..s
Nr end Nra Ewr ~rr Inlrnrrrrr III
ltlr. are Errr frr aIar win So
J. .1erra Kemp End fauilB. N Pact Man
Erankiin Thorrberry. ~ sors-te-
Nra Charles MI REED ara rrrr 49,
fen ard Lloyd ~ south airrrf rra~f
80 IrdaN ard farfHV Dob Belmont
NrH liEuIr HAL and .HHrrr~ rf
r.erfrn frrrf suraar WITH Mrr rrra
Nsrrfrfer ~ south hrrF street
MlE1 Kate Erreiirh ~ fffa rrara -
eniryinF Eisit fn CarrbrIdfs
~ Hnn Mre. far rrrrr F|rrrr have
eiurned 20 thcir home ln Aahland
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William u Goethe. OF wheenng and Mrs
.. Mr and slrs. william Roserson ana
Ail''s here returned Co McMechen m
Mr. and Mr. ". g. Caldwell Ml.s
it.l.l'i' ha.fr and ar Claude Baker
ar'ht out o. bethesda. o.. on sunday
IN Hakers touring car
Mrr. John REID of SunnysIde. has
I'll 20 i,.i.a .o' y. y. Tor a weeks visit.
.o.' their monthly meeting thIs even
There were no preaching services at
the Wood Hil and F'aiTvfru Al IL
churches sunday. THESE cuurrn.. bt.-
i.s SVEN tuelI popular pastor. Rev. 4
"iii. holiday 4 large proper
that DAY. '''N
81. The eleven boys who established
Hol7,l camp week ago on the vii
iaLu NaiuMeii farm, near the Wildwood
elub. GA wheeling creek. broke cnmp
SATURDAY nur returned 20 Film Grove.
huthgrfurd covuu and Ronald Jack
the SIlyet-iIe school nous, rsturp@d ~,
wheeling. sunday.
Mr. aid Mts W ". Brunette. OF
W "ss'lnt. we're SUNDAY guests OF friends
There was no church service or sun
Jay school sunday 90 Allen Grove on
a,,punt OF the church being closed for
Mrs. Joseph Archey and her 90,
william are guests Ior "a week or Two
% the home OF Est. %. a ksII~v az
farmiugtou.
MI. ana Mrr Harry q. Jackson and
family, Of south Wheeling visited On
sunday 90 Siyersisf.
Miss sarah Frerse. az StcubenyuIs
Two VISITING relative in this VICINITY
Sire D. a. Mctisr ana her daughtars
,.llih and Thelma. are the Euests OF
Al r. a'nN culver.
quite number OF Young psorIs from,
Hhtfl ara, Nj oIEet and other places
/. s.ls .egil3h attended camp mrctinE
at M"unqfNille SUNDAY
Miss Gertrude White has returned 10
her homo on Wheeling creek srter l.
"eeEs Nlsii iu Patterson and wheeling
VT ana Mrs. e.. q. Hemke and famlis
Nere visiting Mr and Mrs AuEu-t
"isseler. OF Film Grove. sunday
Misses Mary and Goldie Oruun re-.
relatives a. Greggsviile
Graham Msrsh. ~ wheeling. - the
Sire. FANNIE HottIneger uf III n~sifnr
p spen1inE couple o. weeks VISITING
., Mrs Eari Wilson and daueht.-.
Helen. OF Golden. were Visiting al tbe
non. % Mrs a. W Hemke Saturday
William shepherd. ~ Wheeling spsn,
sunday 10 fh- home off bic uarorts. Mr
ana Mrs John shepherd.
- ,1s ir' - srl ' N3. i'i'r,ge. L. Wheel
daughter Thslua. - Pattsra1r. oe-.
,,'. -.",, al 81. su--t- Hf ST.. and Mrs..
so aud Mf- John Mcclure have re-
.-in4 q" inelr hHu. in "heeiinE after
-s v'f tg" home % 81.
Mf anl Mra James is Robinson end
.hIdrrn were .aUIrr on Mr and Mrr
l;.Dih.-H. of Ilre tf.ll sunday.
-a.t CO.,. William. returned to their
".e nE -.n.a.. after n visit
~. Mr. Mliiam tiat1r.
!. Hs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

\ low pressure AREA OF considerable
force covers the Lake region this
morning. Since yesterday this de-
preston caused good rains over the
eastern haiti Of the upper valleys and
western portion OF the Lake region
and light 90 moderate showers In the
ollfr portions 81 the Lake region and
ohlo and IennesSee. valleys.
4 hlgh pressure much cooler wealth
er area d. moving eastward over the
North west into the upper valleys aud
southW ard into the middle West
The passage OF the low pressure
area over the Lakes VII cause liam.
der showers In this vicinity during
the next 30 hours. The weather will
b cons iderably cooler TUESDAY
Local data. Highest temperature
yesterday s6 degrees. lowest last
night. 40 degrees rainfall. Og3
The Ohio VIII not change much In
the district during The next 3s hour
" &. HOWE
Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, Aug 10-Butter-Ir-
regular creamery extras 20 ~ ~.
hrsts % % "a - iac. seconds % ID zoe. pro
make. ursts 22ihC seconds 81 u ~ zee.
packing stock current make No. 3 20 81
&c.
Cheese-Firm: state whole milk spe-
Gals. 1914 u &c. DO aNnraEc fancy IgN.
state whole milk. flesh daisies 1874 n
ar
ErEs-steady. fresh gathered extras
81 RI -Ns extra hratg .HH lfc. nrsta 20
cfc. seconds 600 22c. state Pennsyi-
Naria and nearby htnuery white gIn
sec. DO. gathered white $50 82c. state
ffunHNNautn and nearby hruurry br0kns
q p soc. do. gathered brown and mix
ID rnIorg 90 ugTC.
Flour Entirely nominal End unquot-
ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
HAY AND GRAIN
WHEAT

'T1CAGA aug 10-AItruuFb war
Fever to-day sent the wheat market.
u.ursiuE higher bs fnr IMAM has f..... .
u4sl} been known since the crisis BEGAN
me ascent was out OF nlI rrUrurffuU f1
lhe amount Or business transacted The
Trade D. stll good deal short I'D ughar
N"lIi Pc H normal HrEreEita under nr-
olnHfF conditions and 10 did MOI take
mu'n selling Co bring about "a decided
reaction from TOP prices. The close uaa
lnsT TILED - 90 2isc above saturday
nlsIfs lover Corn finished az "a net
otClIne pr T. 60 Q q e.. oats or q. fp $50
and provisions irregular. raurInr from
f' cents loss Co a rise Of 17Is cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
GeO.W. Baron So a"s sIs ses s :, Bldg Bldg
DEVELOPMENTS IN FINANCIAL
WORLD ARE NOW MORE CHEERFUL

NEw YoRK Aug l0 Developments
IN the financial world to-day were of a
more cheerful character The fort
nightly report or idle freight ears re-
yeaisd "a decrease OF nearly 10000.
btinElug thr number Hf uurmI Dos .l
The nitsd states steel corporation s
monthly report uf uuhiIrH tonnage
showed az Increase OF I-a..H- toms. fur
Of ne month b,.ng The largest Tor Hve
months.
STEADY prorrs.s was made toward
cissrins up the nnsie .m'nE stosa eE-
caused ry the closing of fnt market and
the violent slump which rrt..iaH if.
Unofficial prices OF stocks quoted To-day
in most Instances approx mating inc
nEurea which prevailed lao fH, time ha-I-
ness va HunN"mItU
No Important Change
Tn the MONEY market There was 300
important change HIuha a" H rule
confined their operations rr tHr .sU-fsr-
Nas unefed Uu Uli Boo fEt open market
and the demand fur accommodation OF
shis DESCRIPTION ga, rsr"rted a- being
ths banks Hf rsr cent Ih. rHHrr re-.
ufe 60 the ,.0ts off Isat week FHr n
H.n.'l au'''ni '' N'. money rrr
haed dates wore small Sentiment 5000.
proved over Che "rr' end .u fnr open
market for mrl.lHfi. discounts rrr
though the total was stu email IONS
TERM ptrrr N'. most .u demand. with
k,hoash st ', i.' , '.l 's ,r. ,. Al,
business Boo t1s fnrU|an exchange r4r.
ket aud some trHu-H"f.uHH sore carried
me. IN .,PP ,'s.s .. sr'Iu h...e
inr uron rrr1If. rr.HITrr f..r. ma.
rhaudtse eNrUrfr "H|. so. ....rHTru
the rnse 600 thr .."fn,.f auH Boo some
" d..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
SHERRARD


The SrrrrIrI D. 40 g. s. hHerHrIf
ir.m and fUe Limestone team rfaref 81
double header I1Ht Saturday ou che
in. uler E.uuuus. Both were interest.
were ulfrIfs.UI AVID frr home team.
easily won both. The nrrt. u fuII mine
inning same ended with The score % tl
=, ana the other With only i've innings
nsd cd. showed score Of 90
team from MuuHlaslIIe was erected d.
uiaE tnF 81 M. r a.. here SATURDAY.. bod
L-r M-ur-.-L-- Nv. ~ ~ -.--- IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
Petroleum.

OIL CITY. pa. Aug 10--rrrdit hal
trrrH. 81 So Runs. f6nrEF. a.srara.
se375. shipments. 1886, average. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

Light. heavy and common oo4 90
Fresh COWS. extra ....... so 90 ~ 20 90
do common fu fuir ..... % Oum 90 o.
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. ~. Va. Aug TO- "a
The rull.wtuE 4u1u-Iura nu fr. mos.
Z. tive stocks of tHo wheeling marasf
sc corrected daily Tor Ihr InteIliEercer
- Geo. N. Baron. local broker. and a
% Mai-halL manager bond s-Isftment.
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BY GEORGE MeMANUs.

- e visit Vim thrlr rarerss A., -
ffe BRIGHT ~ east 81 tsar
ElN rrraFue. 90 Xrrerrffr. -. .
visitor here on Monday.
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tD.Transfrr boor1 close Aug goth
l.r trr cent cash dividend payable sep
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NfII.I.I.. .r.i. WI. va. Aus IH. IA
The following 4uufufru-. ar an. NOR.
t'.Ntr .iI".. OF tEr wheeling market ars
gIrrs.tci daily FOR The intelligence ~
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