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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

mcnd returned Tuesday from a pleas
ant visit ~ith Wh,sluE and West Alex
ander friends
With the exception o. Messrr. charlie
Niyers and Guy GtddinEs all the en-
pluyes % an. '1ty and sub Gas 90. =
Cotupre~ring station Nll 10 laid OFF a.
IN. clos. OF the present week.
Mr.. and Frs charlie Ksym~r Of Nidvo
spent SUNDAY with Mrs. Hsymer broth
Ct Tom Majors.
Mis- Aiafy He's u Washington q.
spending this week WIth her auuts. Mr..
thamhers and Mrs Frye
Hugh Wilson % calls - Improving
rapidly and T. nov able 10 walk 20 thg
lining room for his meals.
= 7. Zimmerman. representing The
Frontier Press 20. Of buffalo. y. T..
Was In our vicinity this week. bookiae
orders FOR q Wor< called The Standard
Dictionary OF Facts.
Mr-- Nancy Mooney and Miss Martha
Atkinson we're calling on Hugh Wilson
ana family OF Calls Wednesday.
Dr. Woodruff Of Dallas was called %
prescribe FOR Allison Campbell. TUESDAY
tie found the little lad suffering with
Mrs. Caroline Chichester Is on the slcS
list.
Most OF the farmers are shearinE
sheep. We have not heard OF any woui
being sold. but Presume there viii b.
plenty Of buyers by next week.
Nood Roaas day, MAY -. was a sue
cess In Greene CcuntN
John braddock Of GreysNills. was
calling on the farmers of the Greene
county part Of our vicinity for taxes
this week.
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New Martinsv1ne Briefs.

Mrs. Evans. who has been the guest
or her brother. pr. ". e. Adams left
saturday for her home az sharon. ia
Miss Margaret Gibhon. who has besn
the guest Of Miss Josephine Young bas
returned to her home In BelIairs Ohio
MT. n Mrs. Ralph White have re-
turned from n SEVERAL weeks stav in
IeNas. where they went for the benefit
of Mr.. Whites Dsalth.
Mrs clark Brown Of Turtle Creek
"a. LETT fore her home Monday. So
vas ACCOMPANIED by her mother. Mr..
Ia Wells Of North Main street.
Miss Gertrude Leap. who has beep
nursing In Sistersville for the past Few.
weeks has returned TO her home on
ATTORNEY Kent Hall spent part Of the
week With his parents Attorney and
Mr. and Mrs. Leo HarrIck sne,t SIM
Day with relatives In Proctor.
Edward Brast Of Parkersburr il Wait
ing hts sister. Mrs. 3. T.. Turlev 81
Eliza street. Sunday. -
p y McIntire Of Halls Mills. is vfs-
illng MS brother. Attorney J.. ". Nc
lnure Of North street.
John L Hunt Of Burton arrived b, tbo
elIy Wednesday 10 look after bushes
Mrs. T. W. Martin and son Tbor..
are guests 81 Mr. and Mrs : ~ Jiaii
81 Maple avenue va"
g. r. Highland spent SUNDAY with hi
family on Virginia street.
%. ID Morgan has returned from a ho.-
mess trip 10 Pittsburgh.
AIRS v HrSl haa returned from , yt.-
10 with friends iu rarkersbura "
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HELP YOUR
STOMACH
TO DO ITS WORK

DO not eat a lot Of rich. heavy. or
d%inarily ~indigesuble foods and
then expect your stomach to han
die IL. II someone would try 70
make you DO two mems work you
wouldn't. would you? You want
a helper right away
BE just Take HEXETS. They
will digest your food and prevent
all further trouble from indiges-
ton, dizziness, sour stomach. dys-
pepsia, and sick headaches.
Get a 1Oc box at any up-to-date
drug store and start taking them
today You'll be surprised how
much they will help you and how
much better they make you feel.
1Oc and 25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
FINANCE

NEW YORK. May gS-Au rsren,
records for dulinszs ia STOCK DEALINGS
were lowered today. the total turnoNer
barely approNimatinE 10000 share. In
the nrst hour about 10000 shares chang
ed hands, but after that the hourly
average ~as scarcely over $4,000. In
ltlal quotations showed a majority OF
Eslhs over losses but this improvement
was restricted 10 shares OF secondary
importance, including motors and other
specislties subject 20 profesrlonai mani
straint was the delay attending the Ger
man answer 10 the American note re-
gardinE the LusitAnia incident. The I'm
.ncial district was alive with rumOrs
dealing with tho purport OF that NOM
entous communication. but these SAVIOR
cd OF surmire or conjecture. Further
friush reNerses In the DardAnelles and
also served TO limit trading.
Among the few move
ments OF the session was the weakness
or canadian Pacific. which declined ]
United states Steel made only feeble
response TO tho encouraging public ad-
dress delivered by Chairman Gary and
coppers seemed TO have discounted the
higher dividend disbursements annOunc-
ed by a number OF the leading metal
producing and selling companies. In
creased eteadiness was shown by for
etgn exchange. Domestic bank eN-
changes oner evidence OF further i'm
provement in general lines OF business
and the local movement OF cash Indicates
another gain IN bank reserves.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
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FINANCIAL.

- making an extended VISIT with her
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G.. Kline.
Howard Appleby. Of Electra. Tex. il
NisitinE Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirke.
In hon OF Miss Edith Katherine
hradley. the second daughter OF Mr.. and
ATS. y. Bradley. who will be mar
REQ 70 MI Earl Leo PAR. Thursday.
June 3rd. Mrs. Ralph W. Richards en-
tertatned the Sewing club Wednesday
evening With a miscellaneous shower.
ards and sewing were the diversions
Of the evening and AZ a late hour a
dainty rcfreshment course was served.
Mrs. John Hetgel entertained with a
lovely appointed s o'clock dinner we'd
nesduy evening. Covers we're laid for
ten
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SISTERSYILLE

SlSIEkSNlLLE. W. Va. May IS
lrlrs- Ella Rider. OF Williamstown is
w guest OF her daughter. Mrs. +. J.
Sritfen. OF Thistle avenue.
Friday evening. June 9TH. has been
selected Tor the graduation exercises OF
w Gloss OF 1918. SisterEvillo high
school Dr. l. J. CorbIy. president OF
MARSHALL college. Huntington. will de-
liver the address. Miss Mac KsnnSdy
has been selected for the vAIedictortan
ana Miss olive Woodburn for tho salu-
tStorisn. The program will he COM
pleted b. several musical numbers 70
morrow evening the b-accalaureatc ser
mon VIII b. preached to the graduates
by Br. J. \. Bennett. pastor or Tho
lsptst church. The class numbers -
and includes Edith Lavica Matteson-
barbara Ella Potter. Margaret Lenore
ramsey. Georgia Irene Tallott. virginia
cooper Marsh. Virginia NJ. Thistle. Viz
Elnia Williamson. Cutler Olive McCav
w ~"odhurn. Mary Frances Talbot. LIZ
lihn Mae Kennedy. Georgia Ada Ches-
ney. Katherine Margaret Potter. Earl
Russell Crawford. John Fred Conway
Htrloigh Holmes Marsh. Howard Edgar
Henry Bolton. Fred Harper. Bruce J..
H~oughuer Charles Joseph Richardson
and Fred Il. Roldcr
Mrs. Charles KirberEcr and son. Earl.
are In Lima. o.. where they were called
b. the illness OF her sister.
l.. ". Talbot has ~returned home from
Totedo. with a new Overland car. which
was purchased by ). W. Alexander.
Miss Mary Hodges entertained her
room from the primary grades with a
picnic at Padcn Park. Tuesday. The
hours were from . TO Z.
Pete Brash. Russell Morris and Nor
RE bOuRherty. OF New M~artinsville.
spent Wednesday here with friends. The
Two former boys drove here in tho
Erast car.
r. 4. bradley has returned from a
Mrs. Edwin y. Fischer left Thursday
Tor ClarksburE. 90 spend the next feN
days with friends.
Miss kathsrius Hail Who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs James Albert.
has returned to her home In Wheeling.
Mrs. o. 4. Durham. who has been
spending 90" past three weeks at Cam
bridge Springs. "a. has arrived home
M end Mrs Karl hubbard have left
Tor. their home IN Weston. after a short
visit with relatives
Mrs lda ltemick left Thursday for
canton. o.. for an extended visit with
her daughter. Mrs. j. Glenn Elliott.
GeorE. Durham. Of trbana Ohio. and
Iucten Talbot. motorcd 60 Woods field.
"wednesday. They returned Thurs
day evening
Earl NrWHIcn was IN ParkersburE
thlg week o. attend a shrine meeting
Miss Roma KLINE OF Sew Martiravliis
spent Thursday With her uncle and aunf
81 and Mrs.. < g.. Kline.
Mrs = " AieNutdtr and d~aurhtr-H.
tha Misses Eernicr and Rookie lrff on
Thursday for Toledo. o.. whore they wal
motor 90 Elmhurst. Ind. Tor a visit
Mrs. sarah Kline. of McKcesport Pa
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS


ne loN pressure and rain ara that
tesefed tklahoua and the Southwest
s-tef1a1 morning mas drlft.d siuu r
leftheastNa are. and nov oNrrlls- tns
Mt~-ouu sud Ml-sirsiupi valleys Tfun-
ler have been general IN al
ecugn covered ~ ths storm ExCcp.
tt.lAIN hs-k rsius have fallen a.
N~tcssburg hiss. o. as inchss. and
ns-Mviues Iowa. o. 10s Light shuN-
srs have fallen ln IN puIe valley our
- the past - hours cloudy an
threatenluE wcatner prevails general uH
AL sections cast % the NIs-tssipp.
river.
Th@ prss~urer are high alous the
northern facinc cuast and the Upper
Lake resInn
Conditions favor unsettled weather
With probably hover ln tnIS section
to-utEnt and SATURDAY..
lpcal Qafa highest temuerafure YES
terdsy - desrsss. lowest at night. IS
degrces
River.
The ohio vii continue 90 Fall in the
district tonight and saturday.
q. a. lowell
Temp In charge
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MAJORSYILLE


MAIORsNlLLE. ". Va. Nav zs-The
.sspurt or me accident that occurred no
Misses Jennie gIrdcafer ana Annie a.
kin9on we're returning from choir rra.-
tee Tuesda yeveuiuE was greatly sv4r-
teralfd me truth 81 the matter was
that the horse SHE'D sorrlrF fb. iYgg
over 2 slight omhautmert fHrsViTr
Nias Afkinsun out. but not hurting nor
lu any war The horse was rirhfed lob
proceeded un their war.
Mra gIinrie Chambers was painfully
hIf not rerIu1eiN injured hr fnfIr~
"wednesday. ~
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HAY AND GRAIN
ouotsaOns ~ o =. nEsuzueh = a.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. May 2s-Rutter sssv
creamery extras coz score -. H1gBr
creamery fhiEhcr scorer 20 81 T..
nrsfs l7lz n lsr. seconds asa 21c EEEa.
0rmf fresh gathered extras aIHgar. o.
IRA Nrfq 11u E1ar. nrefs rIfa T7fLl.
seconds ifu11ar. nearby hernerv
Whlf.7. firo % fancy 1fu Csc. nearby
.uIqr. receipts f1H1 state whole milk.
frrar. specials Do u1Tr. DO averarr
fancy 10 n. FI0ur raar. aurinF uafrnfa
- co. lf6. winter patents fTO0GT1r.
winter stralEhts ff751ee0. Kansas
atrHfaffa fTfanrr n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
POLICE COURT.

James Farrell vas fined SO and
costs yesterday IN police court by
Judge Jordan on a drunk charge. He
did not have the money 90 he took a
ride for ~ days
Two coal miners from Pe%nnsylva-
MIA. Ralph Gartritt and John Kakai.
were arrested FOR being drunk. but
They persuaded Judge Jordan into be-
lioving that they were perfectly sober.
30 he suspended a fine Of $40 snd
costs.
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Church.

Regular SUNDAY services at the War
Rev. =. 4. Carson. pastor. Morning ser.
vice at 0-fb. subject Great Leseons
from Church History. SUNDAY school
at 30. Christian Endeavor at 200 H..
m. Evening service at as. The sub
jet Will be. 'Solomon's guarrfea or
the silent Building Of tn Temple"
This II the third OF the series on t'am-
our Scencs Im Ierusnlcm..
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Rrafn

Mrs. Albert p Moser. or Darlington.
W Va, - spending r. few DAYS visit
Ing At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. g..
R~othermund. ~ Twenty-serond street
and WarwOod avenue.
\ g TAYLOR has completed work Of
installing q crossing at Fourth street
and ohio venue.
Mrs Fred Brantigan. OF ZanesviIle.
O.. l. the guest Of Uer sister. Mrs. ~
ward Brooks. Of Eighteenth street.
WarWood Baptist Mission meetings
being hold IN Iasch building. corner %
Fifth street and WarWood avenue. sun
DAY school AZ . 30 .. m. r. ~ Eastwood
iE superintendent.
Misses HELEN and Merle Fisher. OF
Center Wnrwood. are visiting their
brother IN Baltimore for n couple days.
Many ~ the citizens are complaining
about the children idinE in wagons
and other vehicles on their sidewalks.
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Church Societies

The Daisy circle Of the First NJ. T..
church was very pleasantly entertained
W Wednesday afternoon at tho home OF
Mrs n T. Mccaskcy OF Maple avenue.
The Ladies. Aid OF the First VI. y.
church met Thursday afternoon in the
lecture room Of the church.
The borcas IN Of the 81. Jobp.s
VI. =. church met with Mrs. Geo. 4. Inn
stead Wednesday afternoon
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New board meath.

\ special meeting Of the new board
OF education OF Richiand district was
held Wednesday evening at tho nome ~
Mr. i. \ Moore. Of Eighteenth street
The most important matter taken up
was 20 elect the paritors Tor the dif.
ferent. schools In the district. Scott
McNirkles was recommended A. ianitor
~ the Glenna Run school A. ". nm
was appointed tsnitor At the LoVeland
school In South MarMood.
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GOD


me east room Of The Presbyterian
Sh"lch. who was used az 4 scnoot room
W. past year. II byins nttcd w as a
iibFay anu rcauIng room. Reing sen,
crate from the church auditorium And
easy 20 access. "a makes an admirable
Ie'.l TOT this purpose. quite a number
OF books and magazines nave already
zen secured ana beginning SUNDAY
tns DOCKS may be taken out.
MS room Nlll ALSO serve as a club
room Tor the young people 90 IN.
shurch. Friuay evening w.lI be the
h"Ns night, on this evening OF eacn
week thS Boy Scouts VIII mold their
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

a barge owned by the Diamond Coal
company. OF Pittsburgh, MAS removed
rom the river To the warwood Beach.
where ~ was taken apart anu DESTROYED.
me barge last iail sank near the east
side Of Coney Island. IA was At That
tlne loaded with coal. The reason Tor
the destroying Of the barge was that
II was a menace TO the river tranic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
Masosllansou. Shower.

Mrs. y. y. Marigold gave = misceIla-
ncous shower for her uaice Miss Roma
NINE at h"r home on clark street.
Thursday cvening Miss Kline recei,, Il
many beautiful and useful presy..-.
Miss kine's wedding will take place the
hrst OF June. n they will make their
future home In Youngstown. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
WHEAT

CHICAGO. May 2S-Announcement OF
the beginning Of shipments from the
1915 harvest had a decidedly bearish in
tluence to-day on wheat. The market
closed heavy at 70 TO &c net decline
Corn finished unchanged to LWac
l9wer. oats off hqLc 20 Ic. and pro
down. 4'S
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MONDAY.

Nearly all plans for the banquet are
completed which will be given Monde
evening by the members % the christ
ian Bible school at their new dining
Dom ~ the basement at the building
The following committee has charge Of
the anair e. q. Doty. Guy \. Pryor ana
y y Finley. Henry Mitchell has been
elected to act ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
Church

corner Fourteenth street aud Orchard
aN 'hut. Kew. q. j. Johnson. pastor. sab
batn school at $50 a.. m. Preaching i'm
~. m"rnlng al II 90 =. m. subject
refer Sin and sanctncation ser
oclock. Topic. winning Force IN
CHRISTIAN Work. special music by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
Sunday school Convention.

The annual sunday School convention
OF Netzlc county will he held June %
and -. at Paden city. Speakers FROM
All over the state Will be present. Al
sunday school In the county will send
delesates. There viii he free entertain
ment Tor all teachers and officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
Raj

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Dun's review
tomorrow will say:
Steadily expanding Industrial opera
tions-due mainly. but not wholly. 10
the big war demands-have IA stimuli
ting effect generally. although the many
uncertainties or the foreign situation
make for caution everywhere. Hest
fancy In the new enterprise. however.
does not imply any lack OF confidence
in the future. but rather a disposition 20
await further developments In regard 90
this country's diplomatic relations with
Germany. Fundamentally, domestic
conditions gain IN strength: gold -
sgain flowing this way and the banking
position h. unusually sound. with ample
funds available for all requirements:
collections are somewhat less difficult
on the whole and while credits are stiil
closely canned. commercial failures
during Ma made much the best exhibit
OF the year. Moreover. the purchasing
power OF the people - enhanced as the
number OF employed diminishes. Pros
poets for large traffic movements In
grain and other staples prompt the
transporting companies to enter the
market more freely for needed equlp-
ment. and buying on the part OF these
interests. together with the urgent war
demands. results IT. continued Improve
ment In iron and steel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

Mrs James Waren and daurhfer Nu--
mora were 4h"prinE Hln Wheeling Mon
Nidfu. Tuesday Nav 2s. "a con Ut
Nrs ". Allison and F~rarfqqn Mas
ter Willie Allison spent Tufsfav wttb
Mrs Alliaona daughter ~ Hioam0efd
Clutter and Nfifewan had y rrmba-
. teawa moving their hafeI~r r.tf.
ron The Alley we'll o. the errimar
Msaer7 Ellsworth md Eime- Rich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

NEW MARTINSVILLE. w. Va. Nav
-s-Thc GAR Of this city has complet-
ed arrangements FOR the proper observ-
ance or Memorial Day. owing to the
ranks OF the veterans being 50 thinned
out by the last call. no parade will be
gwen but eNe-y enc H. urged to come
out and help The old soldiers to deco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

Mrs. John =. Martin was hostess %
the members Of tho Thimble club NJ her
nome on Franklin street saturday az
t~ernoon. The time was spent In sew
ing aud "A delightful luncheon was
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

PiTrSBtRGH. Pc. MAY zs-csttis
steady; supply light: choice fs-s6g III
primo - 50 IS. sheep. steady suu.
ply fsir. prime wethera t110a7.2b.ruii
and $500 $50: lambs s. 90 "a
1000 Veal calves. fq.O0uJOBB Hoe@
lover; receipts ~ doubledecks. primo
heayies mediums. workers and pigs
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t)IConservatiVe Life books close
June l5-3 % dividend payable july LIST
'Si-Nhitaker-Glesner pfd. books clos
June I. 1915.
tS!ELaBeile .pfd. books close June
dividend payable June 30th.
OWE. steel & Iron books close
July I'd dividend payable July
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NEW M"ARTINSVILLB

The Daily lnteiligencer will be found
on sale at Agar's Cigar and Fruit, stsnd.
Main street Cigar and Fruit
stand. Moses Thomas Fruit stand. John
Thomas Fruit stand. at depot.
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Petroleum.

on CITY pa May ge-grrfff bal
sr.,e ffrF. runs Ifelf9. atsrsso n.
lst shipments 6s9r atcragc fs.sis.
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Legal Trading Stamps will be given
for years TO come. They have surely
ccme TO stay.
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Commencement

The Central H'Eh school Hf. r4rffDV ID
came 20 p close during fHt uesa af class
ulEhf ON Mp1rr-InF ftrrIrF fra IN.
lowing rarfuua receiving f.rI.r.4.
MisseE Iauleue Taylor Cav Yates kr-
10 fgllani and Mgrere demo and strgaa
John Cooper and FlovI Holmes
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. May Is. IS.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by \. T.. Aaatrn q Co. ankers
and brokers. National EXCHANGE BanE
building.
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wHEELIpo TRACTION ooMPAuz
Tssins Ersst Jun. so an

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLsBURa
wheeling W.ll.burr
Leave
12nd Street Lava
owheeiihE wellsburE
s:So p. m. 400 moon,
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS
TO CLEVEI AND

$500 round trip from Wheeling ana
Alartins Ferry every Saturday, return
ING Monday. }L7b round trip every
It's round trip TO Canton. going sat-
urcay. returning Sunday $3.50 round
trip every unday
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. ". Va. MAY Is. rs.
Range OF active stocks GA ths New
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. e. Aasten & Co.
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Logan o Bryan Closing stock Letter

NE wYORK. May 2S-The list DRIFT
ed aimlcssly. Dealings were restricted
on accoutn OF the near approach Of the
holidays. Much scattered liquidation
has occurred and the position OF the
market thus greatly improved. Any
thing favorable could easily be reflect
ed by n pronounced rise.
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LOCAL
STOCKS.

WHEELING. W. Va. May -. rs.
Daily Quotation List CT the Wheeling
Stock
STOCKS. IRid A.kL
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May 1s-HoFs. rerafpfa
1000. easy: bulk f7s507S0. Usht
$40 uI15. piEs t6.OoaTfO. Cattle. re-
ceipts 1000 weak. native beef sfesra
900 0e.zb western steers fsT5uErs.
cows and heifera faGO0sTS cafyes
400 Is. sheep. receipts 5000. de-
moraized- sheep fsbOMT60. eurs
1850 u60o. lambs t7b0a1O.g5.
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Cash quotations were:
Rye-No. ?. Sis.
bsrley-73a7 sc.
Itmothy-tb. 90 ISIS
Fork-tiTq2
lArd-sg72
Hibs-tss7 Q1O5T
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MoUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND AOUNDevILR
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street Law.
wheeling Aoundsyill
IVY a m i:so .. m
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Total shares 10000.
GD-EN-div. . per cent.
CD-EN-div. IL per cent.
(3)-Ex-div. 4 per cent in script.
tD-EN-diV. "a per cent.
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On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments Weighing IN excess OF
nifty. pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars betwesn $500 and s.iG
p. m
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