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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15

See America First.
Why 70 to Italy To- watch the
natives OF Venice sailing from
street TO street 10 their gondolas,
when you can obtain the Venetian
sensation az Oxbow. only Tour
miles from Pioneer square,
True. you will not hear the soft
strains Of guitar music floating
over the waters; but you'll hear
the splash Of the pole and paddle.
To live in Oxbow now. you must
have a boat or q stout pair OF run
Der boots that reach to the hips,
or both. Otherwise, yotr oniy
means for travelling to the corner
grocery Or the butcher shop - 70
swim
Three Feet Of Water
For even at low tide, there II
depth Of approximately three feet
OF water. completely drowning all
walks and roads.
For blocks and blocks, the dis
trict IA covered with water. which
rushed In last week when the OK.
bow dyke. in the Duwamish river,
erected By the Mclaughlin Realty
Co.. broke.
At high tide. the waters from
the Duwsmish flow into basementa
and kitchens and bedrooms OF
houses In the very Iowlands. anc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
QUAKE DEATH roll 10000
Latest Estimates Fix Num-
Der of Injured at 100, 900;
Girl Reporter for United
Press Tells Thrilling Story
of Italy's Disaster.
By Alice Rohe
United Press staff Correspondent


ROME, Jan. 15-The toll of death taken in Gen.
trail Italy By the earthquake grew by leaps and bounds
this afternoon Latest estimates based fuller reports
from outlying districts place the total dead at at least
10000 and the injured at nearly 100000.
No word has from the southern sections of
Italy, between Naples and Brndisi, where it is known
many villages have been destroyed Complete reports
from this district expected to swell the already apal
ling list.
Latest revised figures place the total number of
dead and injured in all sections at approximately 10O
OOO although it thought the majority of the injured
not in a serious condition.
statement issued today says Avezzano, which felt
the worst Of the quake, mo longer exists"
The deaths there placed at 10,479. Word from
other sections that 1900 dead Capee; 5000
Sanbendete and 1000 at Pescina. More than 1000
others pershed in scattered towns and villages in the
stricken zone.
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Continues on Pace ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
RALPH FARIEE PAYS
the DEATH PENALTY

SAN QUENTIN. Jan. i5.--R Ralph
Fariss of Bakersfield. Cal. who shot
and killed Horace L. Montague on
n Southern Pacific train near Les
Angeles the night OF December /.
1918, was hanged in the state pris-
on here at 1912 a. m. today.
While awaiting death in the con-
demned cell, Farlss. some months
ago. wrote for The Star and other
Scripps newspapers, series of ar
ticles telling of the causes that led
TO his climax of troubles. and warn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
FLOUR SOARSAT
S2.05 A SACK IN
LOCAL MARKETS

Should present conditions con
tinue, the price OF flour may reach
$3.50 per sack In Seattle next week.
Thursday wheat was quoted on
the Merchants exchange at ti43
per bushei for bluestem. the high.
est ever known In Seattle.
This meant an increase Of 20
cents per sack, retail, boosting the
price 10 sos.
Local millers announced that pat
cnt flour would 30 to 81 and S715
Saturday, and blends would go to
$3.50.
The prices in Seattle we're large.
ly influenced by the rise In the quo
tation Of wheat al the Chicago
wheat pit to sl439s for May wheat,
the highest In many years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15

Numerous fatalities are feared at
Ortucchio and Gioeamarsi. The for
mer has population OF 2.40o and
the latter 3.50o. and both are re-
ported practically wiped out
The shadow OF new horror came
10 the people Of Italy today. Naples
reported that volcanic crsters. sup
posediy extinct. are showing signs
OF activity. Serious volcanic dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
APPEALS TO PRESIDENT

NEW YORK, Jan. f5.- Mrs. Julian
Heath. president Of the Housewives
leaYue, ~lred President Wilson
todty. urging mat he take drastic
measures 10 preven, further ad.
vapce IN the price Of flour. and con.
seduent suffering OF the poor.
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drive IS
STARTED
NNPARIS
THE WAR TODAY

THE WAR TO-DAY
FRANCE--one cf the ncst css.
perate encounters IN present war
progressing for positions northeas,
Of Scissors.
TURKEY AND pERsIA-Turks
az Taerix pushing or towards
Juifs; object. 20 secure control Of
tne highways ard railroads iesdlrg
to Russlsn frontier.
GERMANY - Claimed French
losses enormous during fighting
north OF Soissors Declared
French asSauit German lines north
OF verdun failed.
POLAND AND 6ALIciA--slsua.
ton generally unchanged.
6r WM. PHILIP SIMS
PARIS. Jan. f5.--The battle
fer possession Of the positions
northeast Of scissors 10 de.
seioping into one Of the most
desperate encounters Of the
present war.
The Germans concentrated az
that point continue 20 hurl
masses Of troops against the
French lines IN an effort to
break through and open the way
for what many predict will be
a new drive toward Paris.
The official communique, issued
by the war office this afternoon.
says violent fighting continues in
that region.
The French positions at Saint
Paul. In the region OF Spur ia2.
were carried by German Infantry
after a savage struggle.
French Recspture Positions
The French. however. Immediately
received reinforcements and re
turned to the attack. recapturing
the positions after a stubborn en-
gagement
From the Lys to the North sea.
cannonadlng continues. In the vi.
cinity OF Jombasrtzyde and Bece-
laere the French are making SLOW
progress.
The German success I'm driving
the French across the Alsne and
east Of Soissons IA the most I'm
rortant victory either side has won
in the western zone since the winter
began.
Kaiser on the Job
~ the GerrJans can maintain their
position south OF the river they will
have permanent position for the
future
The kaiser. recovering from his
Illness, seems to have selected the
Aisne front for a convalesccnt visit
70 the firing line. which suggests
that more than casual Importance
may be attached to the seizure OF
crossings over the Aisne
Al no other place have the Ger.
mans secured lodgment south OF
that stream.
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An oxeow girl picking her
way In hlp boots from her
home 10 the nearest solid
ground.
Residence OF A. Houscr. $3.50
Seventh ave. S., and L. Brooks.
6229 Seventh ave. s. Houscr
In the beat.
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turbances are feared by many.
Several slight quakes have been
felt in Central Italy since the initial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-15
OxBOW CHILDREN GO
TO SCHOOL on RATS:
WATER 3FEET DEEP

on Fifth ave. s. most OF the resi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-04
Git" BUS DRIVER FINED

Henry Neith, 30 y. Walnut ST. lit
ney bus driver, was given a suspended
sentence in city court Friday morn
ing upon charges Of violating city
ordinances brought by Harry Null
a Northern Indiana railway conduc-
tor. The latter allego9 that Neith had
not stopped AT Washington an. and
College ST. when two women wer3
stepping from his car. and had col.
lded with Null
The driver declared that Null step.
ped back into the machine. The court
advised NeitN 20 use care and iudg-
ment in the future. His fine. which
was suspended, was SIS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-04

before it was invoked TO relieve a
money stringency, the good il accom-
plished on the one occasion when il
was put into operation is declared TO
made UP for its dormancy.
The story OF the issue Of Aldrich-
Nreeland emergency currency should
be interesting To many. When the
European war broke out, American
financiers expected European holders
Of American railroad and other Sc
curities To dump them on the market.
This expectation left the stock specu-
lators in a state OF panic which soon
was communicated To the New York
stock exchange. Prices declined until
the exchange had TO be closed 10 save
many securities from practical obiiter~
alton. This same panicky feeling was
communicated to the business men
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-04

throughout the country. Banks
evinced that ancient sign of severe
panic-the boarding Of reserves. The
legal reserve being as low as IS per
cent Sec'y OF the Treasury McAdoo
found some banks holding as much
as IS per cent reserve. This meant
the people were getting no money.
So TO relieve the money stringency
being felt more and more every day,
the treasury department put out emer-
gency currency The issue continued
until a total of sSS2, 900, 0000 had been
circulated.
This checked panicky tendencies
and business began to right itself
Political credit for this coup, which.
il is not unlikely. saved the country
from a severe panic. belongs TO ooth
the democratic and republican par
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-04
II 0 10 n s
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES THESE

WICKER SUIT CASES; regular
$1.25 kind, for ............S 9c
TALCUM POWDER; one pound
can for &C
HOOKS AND EYES; black or
white: cards for .... Sc
SAFETY PINS; all Sizes. 3 cards
for &c
MENDING TISSUE: all cOlOrS;
packages for ..........0 &c
HAIR NETS. all colOrs, 3 for. &c
FASTING THREAD; 500 yard
spool. for .........f Toe
WOMEN'S WHITE HANDkER-
CHIEFS: sc kind, 3 for 49,. 5c
WONIEN'S FANCY BORDERED
HANDKERCHIEF 1Oc kind,
sale price DC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-04

PEARD BUTTONS, regular Sc
kind, 3 dozen for ......,....5 &c
HAIR PINS, regular sc kind; two
boxes for ....... SC
DARNING COTTON, black and
white: 3 balls for ... sc
RICK RACK BRAID, Toe kind;
card for .... &c
RICK RACK BRAID, &C kind;
card for &c
BONE HAIR PINS. y dozen i'm
box; Zoe kind, for . sc
CHILDREN'S HOSE SUPPORT
ERS; regular Zoe kind. for. &c
PERONIDE; 16-Ounce bottle, 25c
kind. Tor Toe
FINISHING BRAID: regular Toe
kind. for &c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-04

ties. The Aldrich-Nreeland bill which
provided the currency was repu0-
hcan measure enacted by republicans,
put the law into effect last fall.
Many people believe that the issue
OF the Aldrich-Vreeland emergency
currency was the work OF the new
federal reserve board. but treasury Of
hcials viii tell any investigator that
the board had nothing whatever 10 do
with the Issue and that II was a treas
ury matter, unrelated 10 the federal
reserve act. The emergency cur
rency issues provided by the federal
system are different.
a curious fact in connection with
the Aldsich- Vreeland emergency cur
rency WIS Notwithstanding that bank
erS and others have believed that all
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-04
MAY USE MACHINE
Vincennes Man VIII Try TO Sell Ditch
Diggers for War Zone

NINCENNES, Ind. June 4.-Wil-
liam l.. Ewing left today for New
York. where he viii confer with rep
resentatives of foreign governments
on a ditching machine which his com
pany manufactures. The machine Is
the invention OF Daniel MahOney OF
Vincennes and was intended only for
local use. However. the demand for
the machine was so great that a plant
was built in New York. IL Is thought
the foreign governments wish to buy
The machines tc build trenches in the
war zone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-04
-VREELAND
ACT STOPPED PANIC

WASHINGTON, June 4.-On May
30. 1915. the provisions OF the act OF
May 80, 1905, known as the Aldrich-
Nreeland act became imperative and.
as a consequence. the United States
government lost n method Of increas-
pg its circulating legal tender Al
.hOugh the Aldrich-N reeland act had
seen on the statute books for SIX years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-04

But not ordinary dollar
waists, as you will be de-
lighted to see.
Packing, going away,
luggage, vacation sup
plies; going for a week
end motor trip? You will
need inexpensive waists
a-plenty. Just as sensible,
smart styles as this one IL
Illustrated.
Made of fine organdy
embroidery and box pleats
artistic collars and with
all the earmarks of higher
pr waists S1.00
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-04

emergency currency had to be retired
by Nav 80. 1915, the date of the ex-
piration of the act such is not the
case. Bankers have made sacrifices
10 retire emergency currency by May
50 while the law merely provided that
no more may be issued after May SO.
1915, saying nothing 10 the effect that
no emergency currency may remain
out. Practically all of the currency
was in on May 30, however. although
there were many millions OF dollars
OF il which could have been kept by
the bankers at favorable interest rates.
The worlds greatest timber supply
IS owned By Russia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-04

Try ws-TIMEs WANT ADS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07

month. Unsold stocks are down TO
the lowest point in many years. total
ing only 6.OS1 hogsheads. against TO-
lS7 a year ago. and 16.Oss two years
ago
Sales Of new Burnley on the local
breaks this week amounted 10 1855
hogsheads compared with SS1 last
week. The offerings contained very
little choice tobacco and only a smat-
tering % colOry grades. Very little
tobacco showed up IN colt condition
Demand continued fairly good for ar
grades and prices were unchanged.
Old Burnley offerings amounted 10 IaI
hOEsheade against 237 last week. Com
mon smokers .omposed the bulk OF
the offerings. Sound aud sweet nllery
styles met with somewhat better
demand, while other grades were un.
changed
New dark offerings amounted 10
2i7 hogsheads against 1876 last week.
Most % the new dark Was air-cured
There was limited amount Of manu-
featuring leaf .n the offerings. for
which Arm prices were realized he
handling leaf was Inclined to DRAG.
With prices barely up 90 last week
Lugs met with beuCr demand and
ruled a bid or 20 hiRher There we're
several hogsheads Of fired leaf ~ a
tehandling type which met with q
better demand. prices ruling few
bids higher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
LIVER DISORDERS
CURED.-TRIETS

Is your liver causing trouble? A
great deal of the sickness nova
days is due TO disordered liver and
bowels.
Take TRlETS and you will never
suffer from biliousness, sick head
aches and other illness due to dis
ordered liver and bowels.
TRlETS clean all gas and surplus
bile out of your system and help
you keep in good health all the
time.
Take one tonight before retiring.
You will feel like a new person
IOc and 25c round boxes at any
up-to-date drug store. Spearmint
Favored. Pleasant to the taste.
LAXATIVE.
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FINANCE
BRINGING UP FATHER

NEW YORK. April Elm the face
OF further heavy foreign and domestic
selling. to-day's stock market scared
To new heights. though closing with
signs OF irregularity. The various
cross currents and conflicting factors
so long prevalent were again in evil
dence. especially among the high
priced specialties.
Reading. Union Pacific, Northern
Pacific. New York Central and some
OF the southern lines were strong at
times. but the movement in the rail
way division was hardly uniform. As
for the industrials and allied stocks.
the early rise embraced the usual mo-
tor shares. equipments and half a
score OF other issues OF obscure origin.
Bethlehem Steel was one of the cen
trail features, rising to 94f[. a new
high record. soon after the opening,
but declining to SSA later, when IL
was seen that no action regarding a
dividend disbursement would be taken
at the annual meeting OF the share
holders. United States Steel came
within a fraction OF its high price OF
the previous day. but yielded with the
general list.
Amalgamated Copper's strength and
that OF other metal issues was direct
ly traceable TO the higher prices de-
manded by producers because OF the
Increase in home and foreign demand.
Total sales. 625.700 shares.
Bonds were featureless. with an ir-
regular tendency. Total sales. par
value. aggregated s2.5s9.0O0
Panama Is declined, y per cent. on
call
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TOBACCO

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April C-At.
though 81 no time this week display.
INK AZ much animation a. last week.
the local leaf tobacco market closed
with no alteration I'm quotations from
the higher level reached last week
The continued dry weather resulted
Co receipts and sales falling below the
CORES ponding week last year. for the
hrst time in several months TatK
a. pooling the next crop and cutting
out the crop in 1915 and the protracted
dry weather which has enabled manu-
facturers and handlers 90 Work up
Their purchases were generally a.
cribod a. the factors behind the im
provcmcnt in prices which set IN iast
week There was a decrease ~ g.
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS


The slight storm noted yesterday
morning moving into the Lake region
Is passing eastward over the lower Lake
region into New York and New England
thls morning attended by scattered
showers.
A storm OF considerable force remains
over the Southwest, attended and pre-
ceoed 10 the eastward by unsettled
warmer weather.
covered by a high pressure. fair and
coIoer weather area Fair weather also
tic states.
Pair weather will continue in this
section over Wednesday. with probably
SoheMnat lower temperature tonight
Local data Highest Temperatures
yesterday. 81 degrees. lowest last night.
OIL degrees; trace OF rain. Yesterd.V
was tho FIRST day with the temp.rat1ars
above the normal since March s.
Inc ONO Will probably continue to
ialls slowly In the district to-nizht and
wednesday. III. G.. HOWE
Section Director.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORk. April G-Butter-
steady. creamery. extra ta2 scoreB
81 &c. Creamery higher Scoring a2r
% r. frHta 19a n7fr. seconds p 0 7sG
Eggs Easier. fresh gathered. extras
lar. storage packed extra nratg 2f &c.
trata toh n ~ n 60 nearby nrunerv
whites fnc o. fancy 23c. DO browns 22c.
'hcesr tlrm. state whole milk.
fancy 1fac.
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FINANCIAL.
FINAL MEETING
Directors Of Associated Charities VIII
Meet This Afternoon In ONCE
Of President

4 special meeting ~ the directors
~ The Associated Charities VIII be-
held this afternoon az 3 O'Clock In the
office of President Howard Hazlett
The purpose 81 The meeting o. % pass
upon certain matters that must b.
acted on before The annual meeting OF
Oh" directors which viii be- held next
Monday Matters I'M connection win
Bundle Day will also b. taken up 90
this time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
moss rs RELEAsEp.
Decision o. squire wiokharu L. Reversed
An the Case

judge Alan if Robinson yesterday
mornlnE released Dave Ross. from fii
end incidfnfallr reversed fne decision
~ Justice Wickham. who had fined tho
prisoner fh ard costs ON ~ drunk charrr
ho mother uf the prisoner appealed 90
The Judge ~ the criminal court. judge
Robinson pointed ont thar fhn squire
had fined the prisoner ln excess nf the
statutory amount
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY ga. Arrii g. Credit hall
ances qi15 Runs ffeUf. average Sc
900 Shipments 12.0st. average 1905.
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Logan q sryan's Closing s.oeh Letter.

was irregular. Various cross currents
tended TO impart an appearance OF un-
certainty. During the forenoon offerings
were all taken on the declines but
signs are observable Of "A slackening in
the outside inquiry for the present For
time distribution occurred In the gen.
eral list under cover OF the strength of
Copper and Reading. Toward the close
southern Pacific became a conspicuous
feature OF strength hut realizing IN
other directions continued. We still
entertain the view that "A substantially
higher range OF quoted values will be
established later on but momentarily IL
appears that "A reaction Is now imminent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07

The assassination % Lincoln b.
Booth. his escape and FINAL execution
graphically told IN The intelligence
starting Saturday
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. April o. 'i5.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily BY A l.. Aaat~n q Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bans
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. April G. 'i5.
Range OF active stocks on the New
York stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. r. Masten 4 Co. brokers.
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New York Curb Market.

WHEELING. ". Va April 8. rs
Reported b. =. r. Masten a Co, 4. r.
brand. manager. members New YORK
Stock Exchange.
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LOCAL STOCKS.


WHEELING ". Va. APRIL G. rs
Stock ENchanEe.
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WHEELING TRACTION coMPAEx
49, oAE SCHEDULE
PANHANDLE LIN

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBUR0
Wheeling Wellsbure
Leave
z2nd Street Leave
wheeling Wellsburg
1910 a m. 500 n m
t:3o .. m. 1900 noon
MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSvILE
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10th street. Leave
Wheeling Moundavflla
1000 n. m. lao D. m
3.30 D. 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 shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between $500 ard s:1t
p. m
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HAY AND GRAIN
luotatiO.s sy o. 4. BraunIieh . %.

CHICAGO. April -Hogs-Receipts
1900 hgad weak. Bulk sG.soqs 30 /.
light S6.6506.g5. mixed Ss.60a6.q
heavy SIS y 30. roughs fs.4O16.bB:
ptEH f5.50u6 80.
Cattle Receipts 1000 head. firm
Naive steers ESQ 00n $50. cows and
heiterg - 80 ~ $50. calves So 0U M zoo.
sheep-Eeceipta 5000 head. nrm
sheep $40 y $50. lambs s7.S5n 1910.
FiTTSBG RICH. Pa. April G-Cattle-
STEADY supply light Choice s. 20 1E.60:
prime 50 90 70 %.
sheep strong supply light. Prime
wetherg 50 go q $50. culls and commons
Sa.O0 "a $50. lambs s. O0a 100.
Veal Gnlvcs-fe go u 10 90.
Hogs tendv. receipts light Primo
heaFiFH tI 20 = 80. mediums and heavy
2oIEers ft.s0d Ts2i light workers.
ht u 80, pigs $500 1.5b. roughs
50 % b D o..
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20 a.R. e .... .............. Is
. anIlig al % ~. ......... ..... a 10
heaI dHley.a shredded Jewel Cod
Tumhlrra HuE per dor ..... 90
faucN = a 60 lib bricks ....... 80
Genuine GcofErs cod. fuo.lh. boz. ~
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Wheeling Live Stocks.


wheeling Live stooe Commission Co.
WHEELING, W. Va. April 6. rs.
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WHOLESALE MARKET
rrour.
Syrup.

Corn, No. 2, soc; No. 21s. $40. No. J.
Sl@b. No. 5. per dozen. L cozen in cases
500 extra, No. 10. a. dozen in cases.