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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-01
Injunction Agains. =. 4 O.

. Judge Neil J. Fortney arrived here
monday morning to open a special seS-
sion OF court. largely for the purpose
OF considering the Injunction case
against the H. & q. railroad which mas
been pending for several years. The In
Junction. issued BY Judge Holt In 1919
against the Baltimore a Ohio Railroad
company and the city OF Grafton, re
strsinlng them from abandoning Mil
street or Means crossing" in the east
end OF Grafton and the occupancy of
m" crossing by the railroad company
IN laying "A number Of additional tracks
across said street. and destroying the
approach TO the iron bridge across Three
fork creek TO the knottsvilie road lead
inS onto said street or crossing the de-
murrer TO bill In which case Judg.
Iortney oVerruled Rt former term of
the court, and the case having recently
been submitted to him for final answer
AFTER answer had been nled by ths. de-
PENDANTS and proof taken and nIed was
at length passed upon and "A decree. en-
Tered by the perpetuating the injunc-
Ton Judge Fortney handed down A
lengthy decision In the case. covering
me matter very fully. 10 H. understood
mat the railroad comrany concentrates
taxing the case to "a higher court Means
crossing II within the confines of Graz
ton and was used a. an important
street crossing until the crossing MAS
taken over by the railroad company
with permission Of the city council
during the improvements to the Graf
ton yards.
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Bio Cases Entered.

In the circuit court Of Brooke coun-
~, two damage suits were entered Ie-
turnable at January rules 1915. the
Wellsburg. Bethany and Washington
railway company being the defendant
in both cases.
Tn. eases are styled: Elwood Joseph
Bowman. infant. by hamilton Bowman
his next best friend, against the Wells
burg, Bethany and Washington Rail.
way company, corporation. T. =.
Cramblet. and Or. W. +. Booher.
Trespass on the case. s2O. 900.
Hamilton Bowman against the
Wellsburg. Bethany and Washington
Railway company. a corporation. r. y.
Cramblet and Dr. W. r. Boohcr.
Trespass on the case, 5000
Erskine. Palmer and Curl. Of Wheel.
ing. are the attorneys for the plain.
TINS In both cases. The cases arise
out OF injuries alleged 10 have been re-
ceived on the wellsDurg and Bethany
car line
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GRAFTON

I, ShAF TON. W. Va. Dec. 3l-Satur-
uay evening about $50 a very unfortu-
nate accident occurred at N. Powell
hospital, when Walter IArew OF S.w
buIg. who had been in the hospital for
lev days undergoing treatment Tor
a state OF delirium and iumped through
the WINDOW. breaking glass and Win
HoW sash. plunging TO the ground be-
OF the skull was sustained. from which
ne died AZ IL o'clock. The patient had
been receiving special attention ever
The nurse had Just given him soma
me1iclne and stsprvd into another room
70 put away the medicine glass when
the patients room saw evidence. 81 ,hs
accident IN the broken window and
Souid see the man on the ground below
Tor interment
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Dec. 3i.-with the
close OF todays staEnant market ended
and dullest year on the stock Exchange
since 1878 Total sales OF stocks for
that psriod Appropriated ts.oo0. 900
snares as compared with a littl. over
aggregated about s&s2, 0OO.0O against
total OF about sSo1.Ooo. 900 In lsi3.
Today's session was slightly more
active than that OF yesterday. The
movement was almost featureless. how
ever. apart from its fairly firm under
tone In leading stocks and recurrsnt
weakness In the Gould group. Missouri
Pacific falling to the lowest price In its
history, with sympathetic weakness In
allied interests.
The short interest In the market was
induced to cover more OF Its outstand-
ing commitments and selling pressure
relaxed. except In the Isolated Instances
almost forgotten Clafiin failure ia the
sale OF several lots OF United Drygoods
pIeierred NJ around 20. against its July
quotation OF So.
Money was In greater supply than 10
usual AT the years end. Loans on coll
were made at four per cent for four TO
slN months. and where the security was
OF higher grade this rate was shaded
'ail money was far In excess OF all re-
uuirements.
Foreign news reflected increased con-
ndence, London making active prepara-
tons Tor resumption OF market trading
ana faris showing marked Improvement
~ It's banking position Total sales
$4,000 shares.
The bond market was irregular, he
cause OF the weakness In low priced is
United states government registered
~ gained "a per cent on call
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tiers. Edna and Gertrude spent Christ
Murray.
MIR. and Mrs Russell Bundy. Of PITTS.
Ia, - visiting her sister Mrs. Thomas
Msrchbank. of this place
Miss Anna Zimmerman. teacher Of Mt.
Pleasant High school. - spending her
vacation at her home at GslIipoiis. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert wister and
daughter. OF Cleveland. ~ spending A
lew DAYS with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
David Brooks.
Miss Wanda Hooper. of Diilonvale. was
removed Co the Wheeling hospital Mon
DAY. with no hopes OF her recovery.
Miss Marjorie Burris is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
I'd Burriss. of this place.
Nj Nill Clark. of Emerson. is an at
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. samuel buchanan. Of
henw0od. spent Christmas with his par
enis' Ar. and Mrs. David buchanan.
Miss Virginia Tunley IL spending her
vacation with her sister. Mrs. James
hoch. or Bridgeyille. Ia.
MT Charlie I.upton and bride Of
Washington. u. G. are visiting OF the
nome ~ his mother. Mrs. Anna I.upton.
or this place.
AIR. and AIRS. David buchanan are a.
lting IN Cleveland. a. az the home 80
th.if daughter. Mrs. I'D. Roudebush
MRS. Manford Sickle IL improving at
this writing.
THIS ~ a disagreeabIe day for Mr.
BenJamin COpcs sale
WINTER has come - b. with US again
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DIX crowd of people Of thIE rIf,-
aHp community. with the usual .rrinL-
ing ~ visitors who we're anxious 10
inspect Grafton. magnificent netg most
g3nLte building. visited the postonics
ring me reception hours on saturday
n %" building opened Tor service on
lneHdar The move from the OLD gua--
iffH being made Ur Monday night The
conn letrd building represents on out
Jay ~ $500 The NATURALIZATION
. .o w number. FOR the buliI'ur ITSELF
llt1i flt'.Nno. and this amount has Leer
aml u Tor nriailnr md Furnishing me
~ 'Iniur Il the wrat thorough fuHrrar
no. Fite frr The building cost fsr 600
'N'tnr nathan EHT Scott was tHa man
. tHL occurred The Passage ~ tine bitf
IN.ii ifIfr" fhg approximation. The ground
We broken fur the building in rurs
.fI. Ih' corner stone was laid DE-.
eW DR. 1913 The contractors were
~. II iI.HrII A. Co. while r0fr o.
i.oiWg. Hl. tn, superintendent OF con
.irI-iIuu Tor The government Ire
nuiId.rF r. sHid fn DO the finest federal
-,rlrfIre Orb West Virginia The r8sf
"I.'' very nearly form4 the tuh ~ tho
JUS. Hr it Is almost exactly Boo the cen
Lff "f fhf city and ia easily accessible.
from every section Tho huIffrr To-
LWn stories hirh Ou Main street and
-Four stories on fntrobe street. heinz De-.
Gated ir inc frfanrle formed Ir MAJ.
l.atrohc and ST. Mary street
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THE w FATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. cold and generally
fair weather area extends from Texas
northesstward over the central valley >
anu lower Lake region this morning.
blgh pressures and low temperatures
also prevail Ia the Southwest.
a low pressure area OF considerable
force, attended and preceded by much
higher temperatures. is moving south
ward over the Northwest.
Generally fair weather viii probably
continue In this section over Friday,
with probably slightly lower Temporal
ture tonight and rising temperature
Friday.
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terday. - degrees; lowest last night. 81
degrees. trace OF snow.
The Ohio will probably fall at Park
ersburg tonight and Friday. The river
will continue to rise slowly at Point
Pleasant until Friday night
n. g. HOWE.
Section Director.
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Will You Accept
My Help, If |
Give 1t, Free?

l want TO help you properly plan
your 1915 advertising campaign. I
have done such work for more than
eleven years. MY knowledge of
merchandise. Of sales methods and
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increase your sales and your
profits.
This is plain clean-cut PROPOSE
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how we'll my organization can
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Look for Tire Intelligence calendar,
Saturday morning.
MT. PLEASANT, 0.

NJ PLEASANT. %. Dee st--Nra r.
? h.tHrHhsF ard daughter Camilla are
rru0IrE few days with her son NJ
- I1i'rf MrCurah.v. Ht Pittsburgh. %
NJ and Mrz "a Woudebush of ,.i..ts.
lnd rrrnt fw DAYS with her parents.
Nr and Mrs. David Iiuehanan
W ard Mr. FLOYD uaurhertv aaH
lon. William. ~ this place are spending
2 few days with hta parents. NJ snd
Ne iauFherty. OF near Columbus
W ard Mrs Alien Wurra. Brf ds1es
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. ". VA
Resources over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS sss ON THE DEPosrra

Of Pomeroy. o.. are visiting wellsburg
relatives
Misses Ruth Thomas and Belle
Henry were Steubenville visitors on
Wednesday
T. u. George. Jr. and Roy Bruner
were visiting In Steubenville on Wed.
nesday
Misses Caroline and Julia Pom.rov
are visiting relatives and friends In
Pittsburgh. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. John Speedy have
moved from the Wharton house on
commerce street. to the upstairs OF
the speedy building on Charles
street
Mrs n. J. Roberts. Of Elm Grove
was a Wellsburg visitor on wednes-
day
Among the Wellsburg attenders al
me Al q, Field Minstrels. In Steuben-
VIE. last evening. we're Mrs. George
VI. West Mrs Earl Brown. Misses
Lucy sheets. Leah Galloway. eJssie
mn Minnie Linton. Messrs Sam Mel.
yin. Jesse Reeves. Lloyd Linton and
William Heinzcroth
The Taruebrt and varisn grocery
store viii be closed al day on Friday
January lst, 10 take an inventory ~
the stock
Miss Anna Lewis b. visiting friends
ana relatives In Wellsyiile. Ohio.
Mrs Homer Narian H. reported 10 30
lh at her home on Commerce street
Mrs. u. T. Fleming and daughter
Catherine loft Tor thoir home In Wash.
lnEion. Pa. after couple or weeks a.
TIE home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
\ klcesser. IN this city.
Miss Msrcella Emig. OF WheeIina
has returned 10 her home after a Visit
at the home Of Wellsburg relatives.
Mrs. Daniel Etorck and Mrs Edward
Feean were WarwoOd visitors on wed.
no ~lay
Mrs Morton Fryman. Of trichsville
o, is visiting IN WefIsburg
Among the Wellsburs visitors In
Pittsbursh. Pa. on "wednesday are.
w. W RODGERS. Mrs T. y Creeand
daughter. and Mrs r. J Sherrard
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Died in Cleveland, o.

Word was received In this city on
"wednesday. OF the death on Monday.
in Cleveland. o.. of Mrs Edward
Frederick. wife of Edward Frederick.
Of 9th street. this city. after a short
illness of Brights disease. The fun
eral services were held on Thursday
afternoon. interment being made IN
cleveland. al the time OF her death.
hcr maiden name was DcGantz. the
family being natives Of Wheeling The
husband and several children survive
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ANNUAL REPORT
Pan handle Agricultural Club oHeiais
Make Excellent Report Of Work
for the Past Year.

The annual report Of the Pan Han.
de Agricultural Club for The preced.
ing year was completed yesterday bv
the officials in charge OF tho work
Tho report shows that great proFress
was made along all lines of ssricul
tural work especially boa ohio and
Brooke counties. Accofding TO sta.
tistics over 1000 acres Of farm land
IN the two counties are In alfalfa
which ineiudea total ~ tg2 farm
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RAILWAYS
BALTIM ORE & OHIO
RAILROAD
CHANGE IN TIME.
ps GEORGE m-s.AS,,

Effective December 18th,
Train No. , for Mounds
vile, Cameron, Manning
ION, Fairmont, Grafton,
Cumberland, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York will leave Wheel
ing at i2:45 midnight, in
stead of ii:45 p. m.
Train No. , from Chi
cago, Columbus, Newark,
GAINESVILLE, Cambridge and
GAINESVILLE will arrive
Wheeling at 100 a. m. in
stead of 1920 p. m.
Train will not run into
Wheeling. but will have con-
Meeting service both ways
at Benwood Junction.
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WeIIsburn erisfs

Mrs. CLYDE Reed. Of Washington.
Pa. and Thomas Doran. Of Pittsburgh.
Pr. were recent visitors NJ the home
ot their daughter ana brother. Mr.. ard
Mrs " J Doran
Arthur Acker. John Kunger and
William Wray. Of wheoline. we're
Wellsburg business callers on Wedncs.
day
Mrs Jacob Ellis. Of Pittsburgh. IA
u visiting Wellsbura relatives
Mr. and Mrs George Roberts are
visiting IN Pittsburgh. va
VT and Mrs. Charles Webb and son
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While on his way TO his barn near
simpson. TO feed some stock Ocie 81
clair. "A prominent farmer Of this county
snpped on some ice and fsli. and suffer
cd compound fracture Of his leF The
fracture has been reduced and he IL get
ting along nicely
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Deeds Recorded.

sank Virtue and Mary y. Virtue. his
wife. 10 Hugh Cunningham. Of Holt
DAYS Cove, lot 90. In what b. known AZ
iark llace. Gross Greek district. con
sideration $50. Dated Nov &c. 1914
Brooke County Improvement Co. TO
VIM. J. smith and Alice l. smith. OF
Fallonsbee. lot %. block g. in tho SIN
addition 70 Follsnsbcc: consideratisn
$3.50. Dated Nov 90 1914
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AIRS. Emma Turner. widow OF the late
j X. Turner. was laid to rest sunday
afternoon IN Bluemont cemetery. after
funeral services conducted a. the home
or the lady's daughter. Mrs. J. McMana-
meo. OF Barrett street. Her death had
occurred on Christmas eve She has
been resident Of Carlton during tine
greater part 81 the go years OF her life.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Dec. 3i.-Big estimates OF
sales OF wheat TO Europe in the last "a
hours changed the market to-day from
feebleness TO strength. A. n result the
close. although unsettled, Was sc to
&C above last night. Other LEADING
staples. too. all showed a net gsin-eorn
Ae to sc. oats Z q sc 70 &c and pro-
visions The to I6e.
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Sabbath school OFFICERS.

The Presbyterian Sabbath school
elected Officers for the ensuing year
sunday. after receiving reports from the
Officers for 1919. j. NJ. Strousa WAS
elected as the new superintendent.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3i.-Butter. bayst,,
steady and unchanged: receipts 6.Os3
tubs. Cheese steady: state whole mill,
tresh; average fancy ifi1GlI4Ac Egss
steady; state Pennsylvania and neaTbv
gathered browns and mixed colors So 10
flc. Flour firm.
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hfasonx Held ssnrion-

The festival 81 81 John. the Evanges
iist was obserV ed BY resident and Witt
ing members of the Masonic fraternity
on sunday afternoon In the lodge rooms
OF Grafton Lodge No. 10 A. r. a NJ ia
the Masonic Temple. Many Maso.s
from neighborinE lodges attended the
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GD-Transfer books close Decembe
2eth for ! a per cent cash divident pay
able January ist.
tD-TranEfer books close December
list for y per cent cash dividend pay
able January tst
t5D-Transfer books close December q
3 per cent div. payable January 2. 1915.
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feolNc J.. boolittle. who was arrest
~ saturday in Falrmont charged with
80 ttnE, and on whom n marked dol
saI OH o. said 20 have been found was
tgIWeriy % Grafton. where he was III
hHrihH-s Tor r. number Of years and
wa vol known locally
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Dies IN Whtoling,

Thomas Corcoran. who expired last
week in Wheeling. was former Grafton
man, residing here for a number OF
years. prior to leaving for wheeling
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Attended BAR Association n..,,r1

Among the local attorneys that nt-
tended the meeting Of The West Virgipi,
itar Association az ParkersburE this
week. we're Hugh Warder. Jed w. Rob
,nson. Genre W. Ford and Judge Neil
rortncy, and son. Fernon.
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John Theodore Balbo and Mary Jos.
'phine Perdott both OF Pittsburgh.
James Vincent Grove and MarRaret
Agnes Norton, both OF Altoona. IA.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 3i.-Hogs. receipts
$1,000; firm; bulk s7.Ioa 100; nght
ss.gOyI.sV; roughs {6.90a7. O5; pigs
s5-6om7.S0. Cattle. receipts 5000: firm;
native steers $3.50 49.s5: western $500
uI.sO. cows and heifers s3.OOds 10.
calves $500 1000. sheep. receipts
10000: strong. Sheep s5.sOasSo: year
hngs $3.50 500. lambs S7.OOassS
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 3I.-Cattl.
STEADY. supply light: choice xs15Us
prime 1915 n3.lO. Sheep steady: supplv
light; prime wethers So. fI62S: cuIIs
and commons S2.50 u !. SO; lambs SC 90 IA
500. Veal calves, $4,000 10. So Hogs
STEADY; receipts rs doubledecks: prime
heavies W 80; mediums $40 d7.5O heavy
workers.. light workers. and pigs 81 so.
roughs s6.0096.5O.
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intelligence calendar I. every copy
on the paper Saturday morning, Jsnu.
airy and.
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. " Va. Dec. 5i. No
Range Of active stocks on the NsH
York Stock ENch-ngc. corrected daily 81
q. o. Mastcu a CO.. brokers.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. Dec. 31-Credit bal
tnees Nl.to: runs s9.2S1; average 90.9TO:
shlpments b2g6si average 4e.aO1. II,
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the same men tried to enter both
places.
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Saturday morning.
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WELLSBURG

WEbLSBURG. w Va. Dec. 81
The snerin and his deputies arrested
three young women and three men in
Foilansbee late Wednesday evening. In
house near the lumber yard. In the
lower end Of Follsnsbee Bad reports
came into the sherif concerning the
mouse, from several sources The men
arrested were In the house at the time
ne girls are all sisters. the young.
est being about 10 years old. The cid
est Is about II. The three men were
placed in the county Jail. and the girls
Kept in q hotel for the night. Early
this morning State Humane Officer
sheldon Joseph was sent for. and will
take charge OF the women They gave
him information that will lead to
many arrests In the neiEhboring town.
The deputies are how busily engag-
% IN searching for the men wanted.
shortly before noon four young men
called a. the Jail 10 see the men ar
rested last evening. They were 2.
lowed TO go back OF the bars for the
visit but they were kept there A. all
OF the -four were among the list Of
men wanted b. the officers. when al
are apprehonded they will b. ar.
raignod before O. pustice Of the peace.
Attempted Robberiss.
u was reported that two houses
near Yankee and 10Th streets. were
tried ON Thursday morning early, BY
two men. who we're scared away By
M" residents in tho houses
The nrFt house tried was that Of
James Lauck ON 10Th street The
men could be- heard tryinp the doors
from tho outside. An alarm from the
inside frightened the men away.
Tried Second House.
shortly after ! q. m Mrs Carl pfef
ier.who lives on Yankee street. ~ the
alley between 9Th and i0th streets.
heard some one trying the knob 81 the
door leading to tho hallway She Law
still and listened and heard the noise
? second time Her child a. that mo
mont courhed loudly. and the men DO.
came frightened a second lime She
called h"r husband. Who made an In.
sestigation. but the men had FED BE-.
fore no. got down stairs Two men
wore seen Eoing down the alley in the
rear Of the house
Tho house ~ Mr. Lauck and Mr.
itohre having adjoining Yards. and
are close together. and % o. supposed
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STOCKS.


Stocks s69.
LOCAL STOCKS
WHEELING. w Va. Dec a. ~
Daily quotation List II the Wheeling
Stock Exchange.
STOCKS Bid. Ask. l.. s.
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BUSINESS SLOW
Due to Inventory Taking. but All Sec.
tions Look for Revival Of Bust
ness After First Of Year.

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-BTadstreets
tomorrow, will say:
Inventory taking Is the rule. -and
therefore movements in the more i'm
portant Industrial and commercial
channels are slow, but the most sig.
nificant fact Is that practically all
lines and sections. save the South,
look for improvement after January
gradual, perhaps. at first. but ex-
panding as the season for spring buy.
ing progresses. At the moment. how.
ever. distribution Is mainly from re.
tail purveyors. by whom sacrifice
sales are being pushed. with negative
ly favorable results at most centers,
the range being from poor In the South
TO active IN the Wcst. where the full
force OF remunerative prices for wheat
are exhibited. II Is noteworthy that
reports from some points Indicate that
Christmas trade was better than an
ticipated. but in general such returns,
especially from industrial centers, dis.
closes that buying was limited in con.
sonancc with lack OF steady employ.
ment.
Wheat exports for the week We're
7.4O0.3S2 bushels. against 5.s0l Az
bushels last year
Business failures in the United
States for the week ave days. were
5i1. compared with 800 last year. In
Canada GS. compared with ~ last
year.
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Cash quotations were:
Eye-No. ?. Sl.12h.
Barley-62U7ic.
Timothy-s5.5O dT.oO.
Clover-S12.5On Assoc.
Pork-Sl7.OO.
Lard-SlO.50.
kihs-s9.e2eI 1895.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING, W. Va. Dec. 81. IL.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by a Il. MGstrn AZ Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bank
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Saturday r,orrirq