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The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-09-30

In a recent editorial in The
Times Union there was very per-
tinent remark to the effect that
the charity which has been given
to Belgium has really been just
that much succor given to the Ger
mans. This is true. Germany
was perfectly able to have hand
led that whole Belgium situation
and would have done so had she
not seen the trend of things and
wisely profted by the foolish SYM
pathies of the Americans. Ger
many does not hesitate a moment
to levy taxes upon the Belgians
and collect them too and much Of
the supplies for her army have
been produced on Belgian soil;
then why not let her take care OF
the people she has so ruthlessly
dosroiled ?-Gainesville Sun.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-09-30

this week, and waste papers, trash,
ETC., can't be found ON the school
grounds. The third grade will
have it next. Keep your eye on
the school grounds under the sup
ervision Of the different grades.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1915-09-30

How spring-like this mid-srfm-
mer weather seems, with it's little
touch Of autumn.
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The WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

High pressures and fair and cool
weather continue over the northern
and central sections OF the country
east OF the Mississippi but the morn
ms temperatures are someV bat hlgn-
er than yesterdays readings.
me pressures are low over the
Plateau sections and eastward into
the Plains states. attended during the
past "a hours by scattered light show
ers- Rain Is falling In sections OF the
lower Mississippi valley. with clouci-
ness northeastNArd into the Tennes-
zee valley.
Partly clody weather will probably
prevail IN this section over sunday.
with higher temperature tonight
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. IS degrees: lowest Iast
night. 54 degrees: no rainfall
The Ohio IN the district will change
but slightly during the next 30 hours.
II {. HOWE.
Section Director.
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West Finley Friday. after O pleasant Wis
IL among relatives.
Miss Mabel Rhoades is spending sever
near Wellsburg
Mrs j. W. Barnhart who has been an
invalid for some time has been very M
for the past several days at her home
at Golden
Floyd Miller and Cecil seaton Of WASH
ington are visiting their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miller. for some TINA
Mr.. and Mrs. O. y. strioklin OF Fair
friends
Mr. and Mr. W. w Dinsmore. Miss
Perkins and Mrs; s. l.. Order were visit
tors az the II. z. Moss home on Sand Hill
Mrs Parry Miller Of Moundsvnis came
visit with her sister Mrs r. w Wood
ruff.
Mr Alex Miller and son Ralph return-
% 20 their home In Washington, Friday
after a visit with relatives in Dallas
Messrs. Louis and Henry otto. Harva
Mell"nala ana warner OF Triadelphia
were az the Fast snd Hotel Thursday
evening
Misses virginia and Bernics order ara
ung their Erandparents Mr. and Mrs.
a little daughter 81 Mr. ana Mrs. Fu-
gene Sherrick 81 near Rock Lick was
taken 90 a Wheeling hospital Wednesday
suffering with a broken arm.
Misses Catherine and Daisy Jenkins Of
koneys Point are spending several DAYS
with Miss Ethel Uhoadea
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Rhoades and Mr.
Frank iihoados motorod 60 Weilsburg
Tuesday and wished Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Burton. returning home "Wednesday
evening
Mrs sara Drum and Mr.. Lynn King u
wheeling visited Mr. and Mrs VIM Mil
Ter sunday and attended the children 9
nay exercises "a the ~ p church. sum
day evening
Niles Eliza Alley ~ Wavneahurr BE- thu
guest of her sister Mrs John Ni1liEon
Mr and Mrs James rHfffaor of Tav.
loraf0wu and Mrf woods PattiHon ana
daughter Helen ~ Washington spent SAT-
url1U and Sunday here
ST. and Mrs. John HGff 81 Film Grows
srrnt sunday with her uncle Mr. q ~
~trlCkir. making the trir on their Har-
I.L .Il-. I".nn motorcycle with side car
vs. Ryan spent Thuradav evening
Win friends rrHr NHraTe Point
Mr- a D.. Alley reformed 60 her home
m Mttne.lurg Friday afer visiting
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woodsfisld Briefs.

O. g. PuEh and family OF BealisviIIe
were the guests OF relatives here We'd
nesday.
Chester Norris who Is attending bus
mess college came home FOR a visit with
his parents here.
otto spangIer was AT BarnesviIle
Wednesday to bring IN a new Pullman
J. V. Wright ~ Belmont purchased
quite a number o. horses from the far
mors Of this section at the sale here
Wednesday.
Ed Iourfcllow came IN from Lewis
willie Wednesday 60 visit relatives.
Prof W o. Moore OF Freeport o..
was visiting friends here this week.
Ais. e.. =. MCN cy and little daugh-
ter of Bellaire was the guest Of friends
here this week.
John Zesiger OF ClarIngton was a bus
mess caller here Wednesday.
County Auditor 4. a. Duugherty and
two daughter Cola and Martha left
Tuesday Tor a visit with relatives and
James Beardmore Of darlington was a
business caller Wednesday.
DR. Bichl Of Bewlsville was a bust
ness caller here. Wednesday.
Renllsviilc were IN town during the
week
q. r. Mccoy 81 Lancaster. o.. was
looking after the interests 81 The
attorney j. q. heva1i and wife and
two daughters are spending "a few days
with his parents at Laniss ~.
Dhas. Mc.urdy ~ Crane Nest. was a
business caller here Thursday
Mias Emma NcElroy. left wednesday
for e. visit at East Liverpool
Airs. James Herthorn returned home
Thursday from Few DAYS visit az Bel
lalre and Brdgeport. ohio.
Riley smith were Wheeling business
callers Wednesday.
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TRAD)E

NEW YORK, June 25.-Dun's ne
view tomorrow will say:
Cross currents continue in business
channels. but the tide OF returning
prosperity is gradually rising. Good
news still predominates and further
progress Is manifest. Notwithstanding
the unseasonable weather as many
points. and especially in the West.
This retards the retail distribution
of merchandise and tends to ad-
versely affect the jobbing trade as
well. while the agricultural outlook
has been somewhat impaired by exces-
sive rains. Harvesting OF water
wheat Is delayed and corn has re-
ceived setback. yet crop failures
from too much moisture are compare
lively rare. the other extreme having
furnished the great record of loss.
The depressing Influences are the less
Eeenly felt because they are believed
% be temporary. and confidence in
he future remains mistaken. So urg-
mt have the foreign demands for war
supplies become that the iron ana
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LITTIBT0N

IT ~ TOY. ". wa. June 2. Dr.
'''. .I.,, 1stt ,L.iu ,a
t. .'. -t''' f''it WIZ" l'i'HNH IN
.IHs " ,. ,.,....,.
,t- .'N lar y lIe.
$500 i' 'i''''"N '''''i''H anu Ilif"AH
,,..,, t... ...
W .'N'g ri y. NJ htn. pc
'- p" HIn ~ 'N.l %
quiz 'lr. 81. ~ Ni-illnh
~ ''.'- 49,
... t is.. I,L st.'.'. i,'iie
n '".'' f'0't WIN iIl'''- OFT Hifn
.......... ..t.t,.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. June 25.-stocks were
less reactionary today. traders ex-
tracing some comfort from foreign
advices 90 the effect thsa the forth
coming German note win 70 long
way toward meeting the American
governments Wishes regarding Ger
many's conduct OF submarine warfare.
Nevertheless there was more Euro
pean selling OF American securities
and further private offerings OF our
short term notes. some OF which. II
was declared. originated In Paris.
Coincidently foreign exchange con-
unued move against the French capi-
tai. checks on Paris making the new
record Of $50. mainly as a result OF
an utter lack Of inquiry for these
remittances. This situation was the
more pulling inasmuch as the new
French loan made by our bankers was
expected TO effect at least a temper
airy readjustment OF rates on Paris
Specific movements in the stock
market included ADDITIONAL heavy sales
OF United States Rubber at a further
decline OF points, a total OF IL points
since Tuesday. Later the stock rallied
feebly, but became inactive on the
recovery.
The southwestern group OF rail-
ways, which embrace Missouri Paciic,
Rock Island and Missouri. Kansas a
Texas. developed sudden weakness on
rumors affecting their financial rehab-
ilitation, together with unfavoraDle
crop news. War specialties we're
strong In the early dealings. Bethle-
hem Steel gaining over 3 points, but
these issues sagged in the final hour.
United States Steel held better than
any other speculative favorites to the
accompaniment OF encouraging trade
adyices. Prices as whole wavered
at the close. Total sales go 900
shares.
Heavy foreign selling OF high class
bonds. with weakness in the so-called
Gould issues. featured the dealings
I'm bonds. Total sales. par value. 81:
100000
United States bonds were I'M
changed on call.
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Cotton MARTEr.

NEW YORK. June 2s-Cottou futures
opened steady July yI2.. Drfober al az
december $s93i January SlUOI. March
After showing net loss OF 10 90 "a
points. offerInEF turartd or ana 3D..
market ruled stcadirr during the middle
or tho afternoon with active moutha q
or points uu from the lowest
NutwIt Outstanding the email rHrfbor az
notices reported 300 circulation. July
liquidation continued threuEhOuu The
morning and prices were weak around
midday with active months ssIIinr
about 10 90 ~ points not lower
Spot cotton quiet. mIddInE uuIurd4
- i.. wIeH 900 bales
cotton futures closed firm. July fqzt.
october zoe, %. .muer &e98. January
glU.U1. March $50 IT
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DALLAS
sertous Aeoident ru..nnn.

DALLAS. W. Va. June 25.Landon.
the seven-ye ar-old-son OF Dr. and Mrs.
cident Tuesday evening while piavinr
with several play lie was riding
MS tricycle. down a steep grade at a rap
Id gait when the wheel struck a stone
throwing him on his shoulder. The Doc
tor toOK him to Wheeling Wednesday
ana bad the N-ray used on him. II was
found that the left clavlcle bone was
broken about half way between the
shoulder and breast bone. on Thursday
morning Land0n was removed to the
Martins Ferry hospital where an opera
ton was performed by Dr. n. n. Wil-Jn
assisted by other doctors. An inctsiou
was made two inches long and the frac-
ture wired together. His father brought
MIN home Thursday evening and the lad
- resting as well as could be expected.
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO
RsaI Estats rransfer..

WooDsflELu. o.. June gs-J II.
hogue and wife Co C'has Deckhut lot
Is IA Louisville. $500.
- Fleming Cehrs q Al TO Chester L.
hiutiner. lots Sc and - an Green tp..
". r. Ho-kinson and wife TO James
- itupps q acres. Perry 70. S25b
Daniel Miller and vile 20 G Ella Pow
ell; part LOT 10 Darlington $3.50.
John imhoff and Wtfe 10 Philip Leh-
man l3O acres. switzerland tn. $1,000.
zulu W. Norris Co James Doug herty
lot %. Woodsfield. $40.
Probats Court.
June Il. George Hartman appointed
administrator of jacob Mills deceased.
June -. J. n. Parry. guardian OF
Ruth W bougherty and ano filed par
tial accounts.
J. X Parry. guardian OF Dorothea Ja-
tlal account.
}. r. Parry. guardian OF Sarah A.
Dundas. filed ffth Partial account.
June l6-Jsmes n Rinard. admr q
It. 4 or James :. Riuard filed sale bin
OF personal property.
supplemental order to appraise issued
10 aCttcrine Ulrich admN. OF Peter u
rich. r. A. Ferguson. Thos. Haney and
W. i. koontz appointed appraisers.
bail
June 19-Fred g. Klay appointed
admr. Of Anna b klay.
Robert r. McCasln ex Of David r.
McCaslin. filed petition for allowance
OF claim. Hearing June %
FRED &. klay. odmr. OF Anna Bar
bara kiay filed statement IN lieu of
account.
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home after few days visit with Wheel

home after a few days visit with Wheel
ing friends.
Miss Margaret Antill has returned
nome nf<cr two weeks visit with
friends In Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. Thompson attended
the sunday school convention al Paden
city. Wednesday and Thursday
Miss khea Brodley is visiting her
sister. Mrs. .. A. Richmond. at Pine
Grove.
Mr. Earl Musgrove has returned IN
pittsburgh after "A short visit with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nus
grove.
Mrs Harry Musgrove and two dsugh-
tiers. are visiting her parents at Wallace
for a few days.
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SUGAR MARKET.

NEw YORK. juno 81 Raw SUGAR
st'aly. g.uir.fuEsl si.spuf.sg. moInss-s
gfntnfTl
sugar fufuree were moderately active
cfrl. to-day ana prices were aIfEHfIg
lower 80 noon prices were UNCHANGED
fu points lower
ITHiN huNIuE advanced prices IHf. To-
and Che market closed rfrHaE. urtEarF I'd
f.. q points higher. colo. "a. 900 tons. Jolly
SCI September fI05. December $3.50:
March f1f1.
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MONEY MARKnr

NEW YORK June co Mercantile
paper 90 case
sterunr go day billie ffr1G. demand
ft1rt0. cables fHrsIU
Francs demand $500 cables fs.ta
Marks. demand sfhc. cables tir.r.
IfreH demand. t5 90. cables f.4rr
NuhlDe demand 1855 cables Iaf
Ear silver fFiac Mexican dollars
runn bonds. heavy.
Time loans steady. 90 DAYS at4Gar.r
% days 2 I. M. eir months 7r
Call money STEADY. IIah f.r. Loo
+ Mc. ruling rate Tao. iHrt loan n q.
closing bid 4 sc. offered AZ lac
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METAL aARHrr

NEW hDUk. JUNO ...TIr metal OK.
rharEn quotes lead Dfffr.H nt T.r..
rTrIfsr uuruUfnH SO London load I.f
Ia .H Nu.|Hfr THI
Copper Gull. e'..frUI.fIr f.0gl1 .H %
Iron steady and UNCHANGED
Metal NnrHHur" quotes HIn r.rrH H.rf
Quiet. ruuf lfIrN t.I so London. rr.t
copper Ih. .a futures .s. |H.. electro.
IF'Ir 600 I.a aI.' uu lflI. future. dos.
Nuf.wurt fIlIuI.r
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Young Lad Has rhrfiiaT E.perienoa

While strolling over the farm on which
they live recently. Glen MCWhOrtsr. the
II -ycar-Old son 81 " vile McWhurter. met
with very thrilling experience. lie be
came separated from his older brother
and IN climbing over "a fence be Iumred
down on large black snake which inn
nsdlateIr cOiied iself round his legs.
The 1ouuEster screamed until his broth
~ came and killed the snake which meas
urcn six inches longer than n hoe handle.
Glenn says while be wasn't hurt any be-
lost his voice for two whole days
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Logan a sryan's Closing stock Letter,

NEW YORK. June 25.-Except tor
the conspicuous weakness in Miss
ouri Pacific that issued declining on
revived talk OF the probabilities OF a
heavy assessment in the near future
the market gaze a good account OF
itself and standard issues exhibited
a fair amount OF underlying strength.
Signs are not lacking OF Improvement
In trade at home and barring an I'M
favorable turn in the International
situation the standard issues viii most
likely trend in an upward direction
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. June 25.-Butter-Duii.
Ntaker. creamery extras 90 scorel
- I. G. 90 higher score) 2Sis q2gi.
nj - 20 4 n &C seconds - = 70 sec
- * Easier. Fresh gathered extra
~ 20 &c; extra frsts ~ n 21A. C: firsts
tsa -Vtac' seconds l7ia Hieiac. near
by henncry whites fine TO fancy aqf,
26ci do browns p "a a 2tc.
tneese Firm, state whole milk
fresh, mats and twins white and col
ored. specials l5A Gi6hc: do average
Flour-Unsettled: winter patents s. so
do 1896 q $50.
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steel plants are steadily adding 10
productive capacity. While some dis
turbances are apparent, no serious
labor controversies 'threatea and the
growinK shortage OF skined workmen
IL about the only cloud IN the indus
trial sky.
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Jackson Ridge-Pure on Co. building
rig Tor No. .. Mat Covert.
lhrig Sanders q CO. rigging UT at
Henry Barnett No. 2 Moose Ridge.
Loftland Bros. No. .. DOugherty
drilling at 500 feet.
The Richftcld OF CO.'S No ! Roy GRO
min. drilling AT 800 feet.
LeWisviile * Mouroefleld. otto Oil Co.
building rig Tor Lewis Heft No. 1.
Goldstein 4 cos Minnie Zcrgcr drill
ing at 1000 feet.
W. O.. Decker a. Cos NJ. NJ. Fisher
drilling at zoo feet
Aiilt on burg. Ohio.-Marshal Rogers
a Deal are drilling az 100 feet on the
J. n. Egger farm
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Prominent coupl. Wed..

W. W MRther OF Cleveland. Ohio. and
Miss Lawrence buchanan. daughters OF
Attorney and Mrs. &. ;. buchanan. and
a local school teacher. were united a.
marriage BY Rev. Ryall. Tuesday ct II
o'clock noon.
After the ceremony and congratula-
lions a wedding dinner was serNe ed and
they left shortly for GAINESVILLE on
their way 20 Cleveland where they will
make their futur. home. Their many
friends join In congratulations and best
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The picnic by Mr.. uinsmore's class OF
boys was very largely attended About
twenty I'VE dollars was cleared which
will be used TO build cement walks at the
Presbyterian church.
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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. fl.7b round trip every
sl.I5 round trip 20 Canton. going sat-
urcay returning Sunday. $3.50 round
trip every Sunday.
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The following new cases have been
filed IN common pleas court.
Belle Mulott ". Forrest Mellott: ac-
ton Tor divorce. injunction and equit-
able relief.
Mary =. Dornbush W. Herman Hess
ct al Action tOr partition.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. June 25.-Crcdit bal
go. Shipments 43.975. average Is. 49S'
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. June aS-LsberAl export
sales Of flour today helped 20 put back
poHo INTO the price OF wheat. Quotations
closed strong a. sUlN net advance.
Corn wound up with gain OF = TO = q
=. and oats unchanged 10 loLe higher
In provisions the outcome varied fror,
. 'ae decline 20 rise % y y 5 cents-
open. IIIEh. ~ ICIo,a
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coFFEn uaARKnr.

NFW YORK Juno rE. coffr. DID. So
2. LuHres steady. JuIy ts3.. pe-
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WHEELING TRACTION oonPAHx
L1RkESS CAR SCHEDULE
Taxing EJECT June 81, 1909.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLalsUR0
Wheeling Wslisburr
Leave
f2nd Street. Law
Wheeling welisburr
1890 a m 500 a M
t:SO p. m 1890 noon
MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND AOUNDSVII.A
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10th Street Law
Wheeling Moundsvilis
1000 n m l:sQ o. M
S:SO y. M
On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments Weighing In excess OF
nfty 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 800 and e:is
y. m
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june is = dividend payable July fat
~! i-aIie.ie pld lUuks rIo.e june
2N..it dividend payable June lnfn
suy 8rd-l's dividend payable July
18th
t5l.. Imperial Glass hooks close June
1t-Ih dividend payable July let
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roRErou ExcHAHar

PARIS June Prices were heavy
0u che bUura. TODAY EHuffs OH o. rH.
EE.lanFr uu London 1f ~ Hfr
LONDON June 1r-Uar oliver
% I.IfI per ounce
Money d Il Der cent.
Discount rates short bills q. Der
cent. three months "a per cent
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. June IS. Is.
Range OF active stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. r. kasten a. Co. brokers'
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

Tctal shArcs 2ss.lO0. BONDS t2.O5s.OO0.
U-Ex-div. ~ per cent
Pittsburgh Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va. June IS. rs.
The active irttsuurgn stocks corrected
daily by A T. Aaat-n a Co bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bans
building.
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4 FIRM doing business in
"A Wheeling for a number
OF years is contemplating put
ting on a campaign in an eff
fort to increase their business.
Would like to hear from some
bright young men who are
desirious of making some
money during vacation time.
None but hustlers need
answers this add
Address: P. 0. Box 288, CITY
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New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. W. Va. June Is. is.
Reported BY a. T. Masten q Co. l. y.
Ersnd. manager. members New YorE
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IITISBURGH. Pa. June 25-CattIe
supply light Choice gsTbm
80. prime &S.s54s0O.
Sheep-Steady: supply light prime
Wtthers 1913 " IS. culls and commons
S-,gOW S.bO. lambs $1,000 1000.
Veal Calvos-SlO.25a 1850
Hogs-Active: receipts l5 doubiedecks
Prime heavies $3.50 1876: MEDIUMS.
yorkers and pigs SSlOgS15. roughs
CHICAGO. June 25.-Hogs-Receipts
SS.uvv head weak. Bulk S7.66m1.kS:
iiEht AttOU as5, mixed $745n7s0.
heavy 20g So roughs $7.2Oa7.55.
Cattlc-Receipts 900 head: steady
Native beef steers SG.750 300. Wesfcrn
tI.l0He $50. cows and heifers Is2bG1
$40; calves t70OElO.IO.
Shecp-keceipts 10. 900 head: firm.
sheep 1915 q $50: lambs $1,000 so.
springs S7.2ba1O.sO.
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WHEELING. w. Va. June rs. 10.
Corrected by \. 4. Nasten a Co. mem-
bers Boston Stock Exchange, No. 323
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa
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stoeks. open IIIiEhl Low clos.
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LOCAL STOCKS.
WHEELING. ". Va. June Is. Is
Daily Quotation list or the Wheelina
Stock Exchange
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STOCKS.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Stocks 1917.