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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19
FINANCE

NEW YORK. June Is.-Aslde from
lts more irregular movements, which
later gave way TO general heaviness.
to-day's stock market was largely a
repetition OF the preceding sessions
OF the week. Trading was again in
very moderate volume. the early hours
recording a series OF confusing ad.
vances and recessions. For example.
some OF the war shares rose I 10 }
points. with a new high record for
Baldwin Locomotive. at CAS-, while
others OF that class. particularly Beth.
lehem Steel and I.ackawanna Stell,
were that much lower.
The effervescent quality Of some OF
the issues. which for one reason or
another have come to be known as
war contract stocks. was illustrated
in the case OF the Federal Mining.
This stock added another points TO
its decline Of recent days. selling at
20. against so on Monday.
Coppers were under constant pres
sure.
Representative railway stocks were
backward. their early decline result
ing from short selling on reports OF
serious storm In Kansas and ada
cent States. United States Steel was
about the only speculative tavorite
TO evince underlying strength and a
fair degree of activity. but wavered
with the balance of the list In the last
hour
Total sales. 352. 900 shares.
Lires OF Italian exchange made an.
other new record. at $50 for checks
Nd f.Ng L
ened. to So 1-16.
The known movement OF money for
the week points TO another accession
of cash by local banks. II to-day 3
forecast of the gain is fulfilled. New
York bankers will show excess re
serves of $200.O0O.OOO in tomorrow &
bank statement.
Bonds were irregular Total sales
par value. $2.6SS. 900.
United States bonds were un'
changed on call.
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TRADE

NEW YORK. June -Bradstreets
SO-morrow will say:
A mixed budget OF news is in evil
dence this week. Weather Irregular
ties over wide area have restricted
current distribution OF seasonable
goods. while excessive moisture In the
surplus grain producing states has
retarded harvesting or crop growth.
and pending the outcome OF interna-
tional political matters. some interests
prefer TO work along conservative
lines On the other hand. industrial
operations continue to expand. Crop
liberalization in the South. where
trade Is quiet. has been proved feast
BILE. and this fact has induced brighter
views Of the future Demand for
money for crop moving purposes is en-
larging and rates are firmer. II has
been week OF uncertainty in the
stock market. unsettled foreign rela-
ions and the renewed weakness OF
Oreign exchange
War orders" stocks continue 10 de-
I've support from the undeniabIy large
BUSINESS in sight. and the stronger.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS


The low pressure. shower area Is
central over the upper valleys this
morning. extending eastward TO south
eastward into the Lake region and
middle Mississippi valley The pres
sures also continue low over the Sout b.
west and Plateau sections.
An area OF relatively high pressures
and cooler weather covers the north
west The pressures also continue
high east ~ the Mississippi
The shower area will probably drift
eastward over the Ohio valley tonight.
followed by clearing weather in his
section during Saturday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. S.. lowest last night. 81: no
rainfall
The Ohio will continue to fall in the
district
II. c. HOWE. Section Director.
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g y. Mccoy. On Tancagter. a. repre-
sentative OF the American Book Cons
ptnE. was business visitor here We'd
ncsday.
J. l.. Mills left Wednesday on a bust
ness trip to 81 Louis.
Abe Goldstcin. Of jamestown. Y Y.
spendlpg Few days mere with his
brother Adron and wife.
MISS haiheryn Hail, Of Martins Ferry.
o. Is spending a few days here with her
parents.
Roy Rrestle and Forest BENJAMIN
lsit "Wednesday FOR a few days visit At
W IL. shadwcu. Of caldwell. was A
Miss Cassie Crouin. who was attcpa.
ing school at Delaware. o. b. spendin-
her summer vacation here with her par
g.. 81 Bishop has returned from 4
BUSHES trip o. Fast Liverpool
guest ~ friends here wednesday
Mrs. Robert Lee spent q few days the
frst Of, the week with Wheeling frreno-
george Givens. Of somerton o.. was
business CALLER here Wedncsdsy.
hS,v. ", y, vikings and family. ar
Willings went 10 meet them on their
d " Devoe. 81 Iewisvule. a.. was
calling on friends here during the wook
,,' Iharles hey l2r and wife OF Tulsa,
is ave 1 in w We dsi{ 81 friends and re-
Mr. and Mrs j. O. kcylor was called
% Columbus, o. on account % the seri-
Gus operation performed on their
Mrs Ada Basnett has returned from
q visit with friends. and relatives al
Wheeling
q. a. Brown. auditor ~ the n u A.
business trip
j. y. "a. Arnold. of HcausviIie. was a
business caller here "wednesday.
~ ~ VI. Z, Mooney w. ana Mrs W
q. Mooney Jr, were Wheeling ahoupcra
Tuesday.
Marriage permits .haye boon issued 90
vs.. T.. IsUlDh and Christina wants.
Robert Brown and Eerthak M rIsEsna
V J. Peters. ~ canal Dover. ia look
ing after huaIu.Hr matters In town
Sir and Mrs Henry sienai ~ pIffa-
hlrEn. arc visiting her parents. SIR ana
Airs. Andy Reich
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. ". VA
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYB a. Oh Tu1B DKPoGrrR
ting Mrs. wallrNvenstein Of wheeling.

today
Mas Elizabeth Mercer. a former
tsachcr here who is now connected with
VIC AKRON schools is visiting her par
gus MI and Mrs. Jonathan Mercer OF
North broadway.
James Cassclls was a reprcsentatlve
from the ]. %. %. Il. lodge 20 the grand
lndge which was held In Lima this
Mrs. s. w. Metzier and chiidre, ~
miontown. Pa. are here for a visit
with her parents SIR aud Mrs J. w
'udkins or North Chestnut street.
Miss May Watkins o. wedron. IN
VINO mas been visiting Miss Helen
MorthinEton of South Lincoln ave-
raves Tor her home today.
Mrs. r. a. Wilson and children OF
Canton. -
Miss Emma Howard Of the Cincinnati
conservatory ~ music is here FOR the
summer with her parents Mr.. and Mrr
marry Howard of North Chestnut street
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Doudna and
daughter Mrs. Earl smith of this piar.,
are in pittsburgh. for n visit with ref-
atlves making the trip In their ma
Among the GAINESVILLE people who a..
tended The funeral OF Mr. Bolon az Re-
thfEda Thursday were Mr. and Mr.
tred Clnard Mr and Mrs. r. h. Bailey
Ny and Mrs. William Boyd Nra Morn
smiley, Miss t0mpeie Bailey. and Nr
and Mrs.. j. ID. Howell
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The next meeting OF Belmont Grange
viii be held Friday evening June asfb
Inc Following program has been ar.
ron call. .... Quotations about Home
song .-...... My Old Kentucky Home
"how can the Home Compete With out
- side Social Attractions Lydia Bailey
ttrcitailon ....-....... Holdred DeWar
lato SOLO -.. ..-.. Old Folks az Home
In What Way Does the Home OF Today
irtier from the Home Of FIFTY Years
q. ago ...-.-. ..--.......... Mary Sears
song ....-.. --... .... Aud Lang Syue
biscuSsion-Are the Farmers Homes
Bencfitted by the Oranges
song. .......... By the Juvenile Grange.
what To Plant for Beauty Around the
Plano.
The meeting begins promptly AZ 7.30
O'Clock and all members are urged to at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

VIEW YORK. June MrrU4nfI. mn
Per ~. Mah sterling fu dsv t'ffr
III f.el. demand NfTf so. r4nf.-
y. t.I'. Francs. demand fraafl ..1f.f.-
5000. Euhlea. demand 14f. r4til-
.''lc har silver l9tar Mexican dof-
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loans steady. Co Tnva Hf.. an
daya th riN mHnfna o.
can money steady. hirH 2. f.a. fr. .
ruling rate p last loan d. lInaIrs. va
4 70 offered af q
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SUGAR NAREEr.

NEw YORK. juno fq psoy .y-,r
steady. centrifugal 40 .u1iassse ftie.
refined steady.
Iutur.s wrra quiet and steady DURING
fn. "1rIN part of tho IHr al rll.4
prices were unchanged
Prices declined Dob fha afternoon Dol,
afmUHfiV with fha EARLIER frnIrrru fr
spot nurUr. Th. closing wac rrrr Z = 4
points lower. sales 1850 tons rYrv
Il 9n. September SOS. December 81 I'll.
March $3.50.
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Miss Gertrude Mallory Of Woodrfielf
and guests Miss Irene Eddy and Miss
Doris Markly Of Mason city. Iowa. were
recent visitors at the home of nfra
Frank Robinson % Nofth Chertrut
street
Addison snyder. editor OF the sul-
cfraful Farmer ~ ura MoIrce. Ia IA
visiting bic parents Mr. and Mrs Erh-
rIgw SNYDER Of this place
Mre Charles r. TdUEIrF and Mrs T.
r. Glffte ri West Main street ere via-
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corroH mARKrr

NEW YORK. June fq - Tn. ratte,
market opened steady uf UNCHANGED
prices o. a decline OF q points TODAY in
feNrUnHe fo relatively easy cables. hut
months soon rallied Co.. about YESTERDAY. \
CLOSING figures. a report from 4 local
authority indicating "a decrease uf DO sg
per cent iu acreage a. COMPARED win
Nirt year. appeared 90 D. Without any
immediate lrNururn. The market wac
probably 4trldinl uy the outlook f0r ur-
ecttIrd weather and n private condition
report ln1iratIuE deterioration on 2 s
H.f oI.F Dol tle crop outlook between
May lbfh nr1 juno 10Th
Active months sold about Co r
point. nrf nlrHrr during fEa middle Uf
LNN AFTERNOON. Nuf There was nH rr..h
feature and trading continued nuIrf
cotton FUTURES opened HfrHH. fHIr.
NfHN. H.LUN.r. fHes December. fInrt
January $50 Gf March 500 Co.
cotton futures closed steady July.
tabft October. NfHa ueramher. $40 ft.
January. flnlG March. 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

DELEGATES elected from GAINESVILLE "a
attend The state sunday school conVen-
Ton o. he held at Zane HEillo June Cd a
are FIRST Methodist church. Marie Rem.
ner and AlFira Taylor. Christian church
.lyde Davey and Charles T. Jackley.
Main street church Mrs Anna Turner
anN Mrs. Dora Lucas. presidents. pr
NJ lito ana John Wells. alteruatea. How
nrl Sill and Mnrnart InMInr
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NV YORK. june Is-The metal or-
~ s..ihe quotes lead weak. offered al
1910. speltcr not quoted Al fo+,l,t
ledd tth. p Sd. SpClter l11G
toppcr - Duh. clecfroIvffr son ora.
fll'9.o METAL exchange quotes TIN quiet
lron-Steady and UNCHANGED
..Al London spot copper fs2 fufures
is3. electrolytic COS. 16s. snof ti, -.
loai futures tl66. Anthony ffs0afi5s'
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. June 1S.-Butter r.,.,,.
creamery extras t93 scorer go, Z, 49,
60 .llsher SCORING 2S& r. 29isc. frsfs
"a -trtcs seconds 25fs n 26I.c
Eggs-lrregular: fresh eatber.d -
LAs - &c. extra nrsts zOIE n 30.
nIstS wa zoe seconds 1913 ~ 49,
PC DO browns 22H Q28tSc.
'necse Firm. State whole ,,,,,-
Iaesh tlsts and twins specials III IA
flour-Steady
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BARNES WILLIE

=, BARNEsNILLE o.. June ls-Mrs
marry Dew entertained the members III
~. whites sunday school class of the
IIeHoyteflan church Of which she b. "A
dmeIhber al her home north Of town,
thIrsday evening. The time was pleas
antlt spent out-of-doors the guests
numbering about 25 being treated 10 q
ieast OF straw berries. ice cream and
cake An enjoyable time Is reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

.PlTTsBURGH. June IA Cattle
STEADY: supply light Choice 90 ism
s.25: prime Ss.s5Gs.OO
sheep-S teady, supply light Prime
Wethefs 1915 a $50; culls and commons
Nl.aou $50; spring lambs 1900 Id so
Veal Calves-SiO.OO.
Hogs-Htgher: receipts 10 double
neeks. iEime heavies s7.75G $50: med
iuus ana heavy workers. $500 20 .
light workers sI.T5M7S0: pigs 81 b6T
t.e5; roughs $500 $3.50
CHICAGO. June lS-ReceiptS II ooo
mead; strong. Bulk fTBOT775. Ueht
slsp41s5; mixed S7.3Om5S5: heavy
H7bO. 'ih9 WV
Cattle-Receints 1000 head. strong
NatlNe beer steers Ss.SOd so. western
Nluo SIS. cows and heffers a. p, -,
800. calves S7.00M9T5
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. STEADY,
springs s6.25Q9.T5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

Accompanied by brass band fha
GAINESVILLE Boosters arrived here al 2
J.. M. Thursday. on "a special train rom
GAINESVILLE. There were about 100 in the
party. who were met by automobiles
and driven over the town
A game Of ball between the fats OF
GAINESVILLE and the fats Of Wood sfeld
was played on the local park. They left
for home AT Z D. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

Antioch. O.-Tyler Oil Company's No.
z. Jacob StmmS. rigging up will start
spudding this week
jackson Ridge-ihriE Sanders and
company are hauling In rig FOR 40. .
Henry Barnett
Moose Ridge-Richfork Ou Company.
No. /, Roy trouiu h. spuddiug Beaver
Farm OH company's Philip Beaver No.
4. 4. Stauner's John BriehI 80 Ia
drilling at $50 feet
J. NJ. Cuny a Co.'S $. T. Waxter No.
II, rigging
Lonland Bros. No. 9. J. Dougherty.
rigging.
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ooKH s1ruAr1or-

CONNELSVILLE. "a Inn, "a .rt.
'onnellsviile Weekly ,ofirier tofsy In
tb Production 81 coke rose to $4,000
!unF last week with shipments af r. 200
IONS. IhiH Dr. an increase of 20 600 frr-
u production and 1000 tons b. rFt,..
mfhts over the previous week eTir-
ln'nti Lost week included some -II1
lsNf OF export coke. which .e an urusa-
on occurrence. The steel Irfrrraf- a-.
nNerIiiuE ZIG percent 0f tHrfr CON-
nellsVlllc region ovens"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

The Barnesvillo Commercial club il
completing arrangements for a big cell
tbfatiou 10 be held iu this city Monday
July oth. \ feature Of the many good
attractions viii be- a balloon ascension
By Captain Eugene Savage. The conn
HIltee under whose management the
% live wires and promise glorious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19
WHEAT

CHICAGO. June 1s-Biack rus, re-
ports from Missouri and Kansas added
today TO the builish temper which big
storms In the West had given to the
wheat market here. A. result the
market closed hrm az IL toll. net ad-
vance. In corn the outcome varied from
=. or 70 = up. oats finished with a gain
or = TO : = a. and provision. ranrinr
from : = declines 20 a rise OF 10 cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

Tom Drum, local Ford agent, accom-
panied his father. +. II. Drum. OF BEN
wood, W. Va. Saturday 20 Columbus
where ne was operated on Sunday for
mastoids. a disease that affects the skull
back OF tho ears.
Indications point TO a speedy rcrov-
cry n no complications set In. He will
remain in the hospital for about two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

There viii be special meeting Of
friendshtp Lodge on Tuesday evening
june end. The Master degree viii be
conferred by the regular Officers and
also team composed entirely Of Past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

The patrons Of the nickelOdeom con-
Quoted by Mr.. King are pleased that he
viii give his show IN the Airdome lust
back OF the present building during the
summer when the weather Is favorable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

Goldstcin a. Co.'S No. l. Minnie Zeiger
drilling at 200 feet
W: @. Decker spuddiug at ~ NJ. Fish
er No. 5, at 200 feet.
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Logan q Bryaa's Closing ssoel Letter

NEw YORK. June is-The list dur
ing the forenoon WAS somewhat disturb
ed A. a consequence OF the conflicting
rumors from the West as 20 the extent
~ became apparent that the loss or nts
had been exaggerated prices recovered
moderately. The foreign exchange prob
lem o. a matter that II aRitatniE the
] financial community at present. with
European exchanges being quoted from
20 70 per cent below normal. there s.
apprehension that a renewal OF foreign
liquidation Of American securities will
be provoked.
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS
TO CLEVELAND

$500 round trip from wheeling ana
MARTINS Ferry every saturday. return
ING Monday- si.l5 round trip every
sl.,S round trip to Canton. going sat-
nIoay.s returning Sunday. 1850 round
trip every Sunday.
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO

a, FIELD. -. June 1S-Hcnri
Hartman 20 Elmer D. Harunan 30 acrg-.
washington township. 81.
- rs. p Butt 20 g IA. Hines. 81 acres.
Franklin township. $500
samuel Grosseubacker 10 VIM a
s.rossenbacher. acres. Lee township.
William McAndrews 60 r. T. Young.
lot II. Mtltousburg. $500
James Paris 70 i. ". Hcardmorc. =
acss. Mashington township. SO
MaI ina NeisWonEer 60 Henry Dough
erty. lot J, Center township. S.g5
frederick Roth 10 LYDIA Roth. 20
acres Sumsbury township. 82.4sT.6O.
, r d ThofnupSon 70 IA. Z. Thompson.
lot 80, Sardis. $500
FRED rschappat 20 Geo. 4. Tschappat
tfS acres, Sunshury township: 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

At her home on Eastern avenue. We'd
nesday afternoon Miss Lucille Pope en-
tertalned number OF her girl friends
An elegant luncheon was served by the
hostess.
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"Of course you are IN favor OF
peace"
So much so that 7 don't even want
70 Eet into an argument about the
best way 20 secure Washington
Star
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Petroleum.

on CITY. Pa. June IS.-credtt hal.
99s s'Ss' 10. Runs l3f.foi. average %
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ID Cooperative Life books Close
june ia e dividend rayn BIZ Iufv M
t1l-Laucllc RIA. boofs lf1le 80.
20 n dividend payable June 10th
tD-Whg Steel u Iron books close
18TH. GUY
tsl ..lmrerial Glass books close Jun.
tl W. dividend payable July Iat
imperial Glass Books close rrrr I'd
10 = dividend payable July 1st
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more cheerful tone OF the iron and
steel trades.
Bank clearings S3.1sS.450. 600. In
creases l per cent over last week
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Since tho United States took charge
.of the PHILIPPINES more than 1000 600
natives have had some instruction In
The EnElish language.
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Tho amount Of material carried
from the land into the ocean. I'm aus.
pension and in solution. has been crtl.
mated AZ 81 cubic miles n year.
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the Okey Watson livery barn Wednes-
DAY. June %. to purchase all kinds OF
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Pune Chris Schwall sr. admins
uator OF Katherine Schwall. deceased.
filed sale bill
June &C. 4. Bigler. guardian OF
Earl higher hlcd FIRST partial account.
Hess. fled FIRST partial account
June lo-Proof OF publication rfed OF
notice OF appointment OF H. J. Nuhle-
Schafer.
June le-John ". Ferock. guardian OF
Alfred J. Friday. nled nrst and nnal &C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-19

The county commissioners have ex-
tended the time FOR paving taxes With
out penalty until July Is. 1915.
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COFFEE MARKHr.

NEW YORK June ts coffee pI,
30 q, IHc; futures easy. July $1,000.
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ronHrar rrcHArnr

PARIS June Is..rrIrra were tr1.y
fhs h0uraa to-day Urufra Cd fr f0I
EVcfnurn uu London He fr IUH
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LOCAL STOCKS
STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. June rs. rs.
Daily Quotation LIST OF the Vbe.fi,.
Stock Exchange.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
New York Curb Market.

WHEELING. ". Va. June IS. 'f5.
Reported by a. T. Masten & Co. L. y.
brand, manager. members New YORK
Stock Exchange.
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EEESs cA1 SCHEDULE
TahnG Eject June Al, 1903.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLSRUR0
wheeling WeIlsburr
Leave
f2nd Street Law.
Wheeling weIisburr
1880 n m $500 n ~
$3.50 p. m. 1900 noo-
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Cash quotations were.
tye-No. ?. si.1sg1.IT.
barley-69 a 74c.
Ttmothy-t5. 00Hs5O
Ss.5OH13.bO.
Pork-Sl6.aO.
Lard-S9.25.
Ribs-S9.7511O.2b.
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. June rs. rs.
Range OF active stocks on the New
York stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. T. Aasten Co. brokers'
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MoUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUND8VII,R
Daily Except Sunday.
10Th Street Law.
Mheellng Moundsvilla
3:3O p. M
On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments weighing In excess OF
nifty pounds or large bulk will not Be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday
NO shipmentH. except emergency ship
ments or medicines. will be carried ON
passenger cars between $500 and e:iG
y. m
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-15
MONDAY.

Dispatches from various quarters
received at London are regarded there
as indicating that Italy, Greece Rou-
mania and Bulgaria may soon join in
the war.
Activity by the Germans along the
western battle front is indicated by
statements from the French War
Office, which report attacks by the
Germans at many points, but declare
the attacks have been repulsed.
The German War Office reports that
the battle at scissors has recon-
menced, and that the Germans have
made further progress in the Argonne
Continued bad weather hampers
operations in the eastern theatre, and
the German War Office states that the
situation remains unchanged along the
entire front.
A semi-oficial announcement at
Petrograd tells of the destruction of
many Turkish merchant vessels and
damage done to two Turkish cruisers
by the Russian feet in the Black Sea.
No confirmation Of the reported
sinking Of the German cruiser Won
der Tam by the British cruiser In
incible off the coast of Brazil has been
received.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-01-15
SATURDAY.

German attacks east Of the Rawka
river are progressing, according TO an
official announcement at Berlin, which
says that 1000 Russians have been
taken prisoners and five machine guns
captured.
Viscount Haldane announced in the
British House of Lords that experts
in England were producing gun
which was at least the equal of the
German 42-centimetre gun.
Because of invasion of Persian ter
ritory by Kurds and Turks, Persia has
sent an ultimatum to Constantinople,
the Persian Minister at Rome states.
Preparations for the removal of the
Turkish Government from CONSTANT
nople are said to have been made.
A communication from Russian
headquarters in the Caucasus. recount
ing the recent Russian successes over
The Turks in that region, says ii hiN
been established that the Ninth Otto
man Army Corps was completely de-
stroyed ana that the booty taken by
the Russians included a vast pae Of
cannon. Rush