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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1916-12-08
TeutOn Note On Arabia
Sinking Disquieting
Britain Also Tries Patience By Further Interference
With Neutral Trade --ROumanians Sustain
Further Crushing Defeats

HONOLULU, December 8Plane will go Oahu panta-
ton this morning inspect field work Hind recommends the
ace of bagasse paper Amendment dues would be paid
year.
WASHINGTON December sMost serious situation since sink
of the Sussex state officials commenting Geman last
Arabia note.
further restricting trade between America and Sweden
according circular just published only thirty commodities
permitted free passage.
Department
corps trained Others
of Kansas Wyoming, Washington and Nevada
PARIS 8-Paris express has been
the Alps during a terrific Whereabouts is unknown.
Premier of cabinet got confidence vote by 344 to 100
LONDON, December 8-Entente demanded
explanation of military activities reported in and Athens
BERLIN December Bucharest popuace Teuon invaders
with flowers and enthusiastic greeting according staff officers
OTTAWA December 8-Arrangement for construction of great
floating d-dock Vancouver completed Government backing
private corporation 1t will be built sections and will weigh
to be sold in Cincinnati.
ST JOHNS, New Foundand, December s-Pro- -Teuton
punishable by fine and Imprisonment.
LONDON, December s-Kaser power BILL which
becomes law
HONOLULU December PLANTERS discuss improvements in
grade sugar.
Irwin Ashford and Snback candidates succeed Watson
supreme bench Latter has best chance
Thayer reres from bar examing board
Tax commission proposes registration of automobiles with
assessor
Report fight against Norgaad and associates legislature
crusade conducted against bovine tuberculosis medical society
SAN ANTONIO December 7-5767 guardsnnen
LOS ANGELES December -Robber threw pepper into eyes of
guard and $4,000 escaped He overlook
I'd $4,000
Ell PAsO December Kock refugees
Howard Gray hanged his
home by Villas orders in Parral Other Americans safe
Villa robbed $50 900 silver Agents telegraph
led Washington Foster burned
rorreon by Viistas His forced witness
CINCINNATI December 7Grays real Howard Weeks
He brother of dentist and used the business
in Mexico
BERLIN December 7Rumanian retreatng along entire front
Teuons entered Russian positions of Iuts In West Teuons
captured Summit Hill 304 Vedun
WASHINGTON, December Lansing published German
tenion regarding Arabia transport Claims warshp
under international law Ready make amends Never shown
mander violated pledges
LONDON December IA Copenhagen dispatch hosl
tiles began 100000 captured News
labor party invitation have representation in cabinet
Few of Asquh liberals likely LoydGeorge desires FIVE
unonst five liberals and labor members the cabinet From these
small council appointed
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1916-12-08
WIRELESS MARKET QUOTATIONS

SESSION 1880 A. M December s,
at
Plantation Sl24
Commercial
McBryde Sugar Company 12%
Mill
Waiaua Agricultural Company 34K
Mailing
Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company
Enges Copper Company 4s7H
Mine
Hawaiian Sugar Company 4O0
onomea Sugar Company 5sK
Oahu Railway Land Company
IIlo Railway q cent Pfd) 81
Hlo Railway (Common 200
San Carlos 17h
Honokaa
Montana Bingham ........................... AS
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1916-12-08
FUMIGATIoN BIN TO
REMAIN ON MAUI

The fumigation bin exhibited at the
Fair under the auspices of the Hawaii
Experiment Station, has been installed
at the Haiku Sub-Station for expert
mental and demonstration purposes.
Should the design, which was planned
by c. A. Sahr, assistant agronomist of
the experiment station, prove success
full it is likely that the extension
division will install fumigating bins
in both the Kula bean and corn section
and also ON the Kahului wharf
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1916-12-08
WANT PosToFFlcE REoPENEp

A move is on foot to>have the post
office at Pauwela reestablished. This
Office was closed several months ago
when the postmaster, Nelson Kaloa
was arrested for embezzling govern
ment funds. Since that time the mail
for the Office has been diverted to Hal
ku. An effort is also being made to
have free rural delivery route establ-
ished through the Kuiaha, Haiku and
Kaupakalua districts.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1916-12-08
Fair May Show Net
Profit OF Over $4,000

Although it is not known de-
finitely just what the closing of
the books of the Fair committee
will show, present indications
are that a net profit of some
$4,000 will be found.
The gross receipts are in the
neigborhood of $1,000, and eX-
penses will probably not exceed
$5000 In view of the fact that
the executive committee were
only hopeful of breaking even,
the results from a financial, as
well as in other particulars, are
most gratifying.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1916-12-08
List OF Prize Winners
OF Fair Is Long One
Work OF Committees Not Yet Finished But Strain
Of Big Undertaking Is Ended---Deep Interest
Shown By Everybody

The work of the various fair COM
mittees did not end with last Satur
day night, but in most instances con-
tinued into this week, and for Director
Cameron, Chairman Wadsworth, and a
good many others will continue for
some time yet. Most of the livestock
was removed from the grounds last
Sunday, while the arts and crafts and
the Hawaiian curio exhibits in the
Gymnasium building, were kept open
to the public until Monday night.
The work of Director Cameron and
his assistants in collating the various
lists of prizes and awards was big
one and was not completed until We'd
nesday. The entire prize list as thus
prepared is given as follows:
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT.
Committee:
VIM. McCluskey.
Miss M. e. Fleming.
F. A. Hardy.
Miss L. Crickard.
B. o. Wist.
F. A. Cloves.
Plain Sewing.
First--Waihee School.
Second-Kamehame III School
Third-Hana School.
Fancy Needle Work.
First-Kamehameh III School.
Second-Wailuku School.
Third-Hamakuapo School.
Carpentry.
First-Paia School.
Second-Kamehame III School.
Third-Puunene School.
Cabinet Work.
First-Kamehameha III School.
Second-Wailuku School.
Third-Kihei School.
Special Mention-Puunene School.
Vegetables and Fruit.
First-Kealahou School.
Second-Paia School. -o-,...
Third-Kamehameh School,
Live Stock.
First-Puunene School.
Flowers and Trees.
First-Puukolii School.
Second-Keokea School.
Third-Puunene School.
LauhaIa Weaving.
First-Kamehameh III School.
Second-Kaupo School.
Third-Keokea School.
Loom Weaving.
Observation-Disclosures III School. y,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
Briefs,

Mr. and Mrs. \. K. Mcconnell and
children. Eleanor and George. were Vlslt'
ing Mr.. and Mrs. D. VI. Garvin. on sun
day. ,,,,a r-v
/, the guest OF Mrs. T. Montgomery, OF
Mt. Olivet.
Rev. r, y. Speckman, OF wheeling.
Will preach nj the Bethlehem Union
chanel next Sunday evening.
Mrs. G. X. McCombs and son. Z. w:
Jr have returned home after WISH
with relatives in Moundsville.
Mrs. John Plant. OF Pine HILL Is on
the sick list.
cousin, Miss Helen RIGGS. OF Mounds
Miss Elizabeth Finsley, of Wheeling
is visiting friends here.
Helen. the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gamble. is SICK.
Mt. Ulivet Ladies' Aid Society Ut the
hall ON Wednesday,.
Mr and Mrs. Harold Hamilton, OF
CannonSburg. are spending lew uas q
Mt the home Of Mrs. Hamiitons parents
Mir. and Mrs II. a. Marble. OF Bethle-
hem o,.
! Mrs. \. d. Hood. OF Mt. Oliret,, was
WISHING Mrs ]. l.. Liarvin, on Monday.
Sir. and Mrs. Charles Brosche and
daughter. of McMcchcn. are flsiting AT
and Mrs. William Broschc.
Miss Emma Campbell, or Big Nheel,
ing Creek. will spend Wednesday anu
Thursday in Wheeling.
Misses Mary Wayman and Dora hem
mann. Of Bethlehem will attend inc
Moody I;iblc Conference at Mountain
Lake Park. August 1870. ,,,.
Miss May Ruth. Of New MarthSSllIs'
is The guest Of Mrs. J. K. Roth:
Misses CIaricc and Celeste Rife, spent
Sunday with Mrs. George Blake.
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SHORT INTERESTS
CONTROL STOCKS
Selling of Specialties Resumed With
Conftdence-MotorB Showed the
Greatest Weakness

NEW YORK, July lI.-Ignoring such
factors us last Saturdays bank state
mcnt. which fully rcctlfied the adverse
conditions OF the previous week re-
ccpit Of another round amount of Brit
ish gold. large over-subscription 10
the new French loan and market TelaSA-
ton in call money rates, today's market
continued under thcinfluence or the
short interest.
Selling of specialtics was resumed
with confluence and Vigor. the motor
group showing greatest weakness, Win
extreme losses Of 2 TO 5 points
Munitions and MeNicans were lower
by l to = points. with as much for
minor metals: while Bethlehem Steel
preferred fell points with = for CUR
States Steel.
United States Industrial Alcohol main
tanned its recent reputation Tor irreSu-
larily. losing points under steady pres
sure, reguning and closing at u net
loss Of 3A.
United States Steel held within frac-
tioual limits and other seasoned Indus
trials displayed fair resistance.
4 few special stocks were exempt
from the general selling. notably Amcrl-
Gun Tobacco, which awakened from pro-
luugcd lethargy wit ha maximum gain
OF 10 points; while Sears Roebuck ad-
ded IA points to Saturdays gain OF
5l:.
Activity in rails was confined TO sec
ondary issues. like Denver and RIO
Grandc preferred. Lake Erie and West
crn and Wisconsin Central, these Scor-
ing gains Of or more points. Sales
OF stocks amounted to 37S.U0O shares.
Harris, Winthrop Il Co. to Fidelity In
restment Association,)
NEW YORK. July 17.-Acttve profess
sional operations are now taking the
stand that there will be no important
movement in the railroad group unit!
the wage question is settled. some
thing that is anticipated during the next
thirty days.
Special advices from London say that
the advance in the Bank of England
discount rate reflects British financial
opinion that chaueg has occurred in
the American money situation toward
q permanent higher level OF interests.
1t is reported in private advlceS from
abroad that great numbers Of German
women and children are being trained
in trade formerly dominated BY men. es-
pecially businesses prominent in export
lines. differences are made in London
that this means preparation for great
foreign competition Washington IS be-
ing urged to put high tariffs in effect
70 protect American Industries, wages
and labor.
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AGRICULTURISTS TO
TOUR MANY FARMS
Trip Will Be Made August by Ohio
and Brooke Counties and Washing
ton (Pa.) Farmers.

Webster H. Sill. head of the Brooke
County Agricultural club, was IN me
city yesterday on official business and
conferred with |. S. Cook, the new
agent of the Ohio County Agricultural
club. ,,,
! Mr.. Sill stated that all preliminary
plans have been completed for the
tour through Ohio and Brooke counties
in conjunction with the washington
Pa, agricultural club, on August s..
The tour will be the most EXTENDED
ever given by the agricultural organ m
izations of this section and Will pc
under the auspices Of the, Brooke
county club. The tour will be made
in a number of automobiles. The ONO
county delegation will leave for Wells
burg from here at $50 o'clock on the
morning of the tour and spend the
forenoon inspecting farms through
Ohio and Brooke counties. They VIII
meet the Washington county, deleSa
tion at Il designated point. where the
three delegations will have naskci
dinner. The tour will be continued
during the afternoon.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. Jerry Hubcrts Ut West Main
street, is visiting relatives ana lTIrhus
ut Cincinnati.
spent the Weekend W!th his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hunt. OF North Chestnut
street
Frederick Taylor OF West Main street;
is visiting his aunt, MIS-. frcu 'hE"e4i
OF GAINESVILLE.
Wilmer Warrick Of Welsburg. rs
visiting relatives and friends VI th's
place. ,.:.
Martins Ferry. They Were accompanied
home by their little daughter. MarJUry.
who has been visiting there and Miss
Thclnla owens. who whi visit her lathrr'
j. NJ. owens OF the Strand theatre.
DR.. and Mrs l.. l.. White have re-
turned to their hom" on West Nam
street, after II visit Al Cambridge anu
Buckeye Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross West. OF south
Broadway, visited relatives al belmont
Homer Perry, Of Cambridge. was a
visitor with friends here SUNDAY,
Mrs. Camille Wiley and son. FRANCES.
Of Cambridge. spent sunday with hcr
sister. Mrs. j. i. Schuih"h -! Ntst Mail
Mrs. Frank puGa. Of East Liverpool.
who is spending the summer at Epwnrlh
Park. bethesda; visited MrS, Nae fi'o'
bard of South BroudwHy, Monday.
a. II. HcmpllnS Of LancsvIii". spent
sunday with friends of TINS place
Sir. and Mrs q. :. I;radhcld. Of west
Main street. were visitors 1T Buckeye
Lake. Sunday. ~
/ Guy Mercer "i Wheeling. spent sum
! div AT his home on North broadway.
Hiss Katherine Myers al Wheeling.
is the guest al her !rIrnd. Miss Edna
Carter of North EvUadway.
Miss Blanche Barnes, -: mis- place
is visiting her friend MIS-. marry
Wh"all"y. OF Columbus. -;
Robert Cameron and daughter. MISS
! Alice. Of North Broadway. spent SUNDAY
with Mrs Cameron. who recently under
went an operation III kccnans hospital
| at Cambridge. ,
Mrs. William Dunn and little son,
william. .lr.. uf New York city, arrived
sunday night FOR Il visit with Mr. anu
Mrs. George Fowler and Miss Lucrltla
Fowler, 81 North broadway.
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TENANTS QUARREL
Women Living in Same House Fight
to See Whether Door Will Be
Left Open or closed.

slrs. Emma keys and Mrs. Mary
Fasciuto live on North Main street,
and they both live in the same house,
one residing up stairs and the other
down. Mrs. Fasciuto had Mrs. Keys
arrested charging her with assault
and battery and the defendant was
given a hearing yesterday afternoon
before Squire Lee +. DobDs:. she was
fined IS and costs. According 10 tne
evidence the two families use inc
front door as the main entrance 10
heir dwelling. The one woman want
I'd the door left open and the cher ~.
manded that it be kept closed. Words
came 10 blows and Mrs. Fasciuto re-
ceived a number of scratches.
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MONEY.

\r.W YORK. July lI.-Mcrcantile
pat,,r pcr cent Sterling. 30 day bills
SIN: demand $i.7| LIS; cables
Il ~ I-iG Francs. demand $5.9D'I :;
cables sa?nI, Marks. demand 49,:
cables 7a!,c kroncn. demand $l"I";
cables si@Sn. Guildcrs. demand
~ G-lt,. lirrs, demand s6.4l; cables
s. 40. Rublcs. demand 3Qa.c; cables
3n7.r. Ear silver G21sc. Mexican co.
las ;Sir. Government bonds steady.
Railroad bands Irregular.
Timr loan. firm: 80 days 81! "a per
rcnJ: 30 DAYS and. Sin months ~ Pc:
cent.
call money easier; high 3 per ccnt:low
loan o. ncr cent; closing bid per cent;
Offered al -. per cent.
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open, High Low. Close
LOGAN g. BRYANs CLOSING LETTER

Private Wiz" 10 A. f, MaAtrn Co,
members New York stock Exchange.
NEW YORK. July l.. - Occurrences
ovnr tho Weekend were not or sufficient
fore. To stimulate pronounced action in
the stock list in either direction. The
absence of An accumulation Of selling
orders was reelected by scattered short
covering during the forenoon, which
served TO impart better tendency 10
the roster. but after tho vulnerable
portion of the element bcar!shly inclined
had covered. short lines were relnStated
and jrreguaritv again prevailed. eSpe-
ci;lllv in motor shares. Further gold
arrivals and the return of funds from
the interior Is making tho money posi-
lion Il little easier but tho stock list
continues to feel tho effects Of an over
bought condition In the industrial de-
Dartmcnt. and We continue To adhere to
he view that conditions in that quarter
will have 10 be rcctiiied further before
much Of an cndurings advance can be
promoted
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GAINESVILLE, Q

GAINESVILLE. O.. July 1.-THE
death u Mrs. Bertha Bcymer we'll
known and highly respected lady. occur
rcd a. the late residence on North Broad-
way. Sunday morning at 7:16, death re-
sultlng from u complication OF Diseases.
Mrs. Beymer was 81 years or age
was Il member or the daughters Ur Am
erica lodge and All active member OF tne
w. q. T. l.. Besides her husband, Mr..
William Beymer. she is survived By one
sister amt TWO brothers: Mrs. Nctte
Begarmu OF Detroit and y. \. and X. L.
illegal, Of GAINESVILLE. Funcra! services
VIII be held Tuesday morning at ten
o'clock. Rev. j. Is. kuuntZ ui Wheeling.
officiating. The remains will be tuken
or train no. l03 10 Washington. where
Tuesday afternoon al l:3U o'clock. In
terncnt will b,, Iuadr III washington.
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(Earris, Winthrop & Co. to Fidelity In
yeStrnpnf .ASSoClatiOu.)

vestment Assoclation.)
CHICAGO, July 1I.-Wheat: Black
rust again was the ruling FACTOR in wheat
prices to-day. \ suggestion or lower
temperature northwest IL the early fore
cast also the prediction Of same for lat
ter half OF the. week in the weekly gov
ernmeut forecast caused i moderate re-
action early after which prices rallied
on reports OF black rust. y report that
attracted considerable attention was a
private despatch from Winnipeg saying
there was rvidvEtG Of black rust III many
OF the Canadian fields and that tA@
weather keeps hot and muSSy. Receipts
IN the southwest showed u sharp m
crease, Kansas City and st. Louis get
ting %55.pg" b.Shcl compared with i3o. :
ppp buSncl last week anu =>I.vuV buShrI
a year ago. OF th:S Kansas City received
, 655. hIU bu$I:ei ana pv,tu:uu,> early snow
ed fully uuc CcIit dr"i!n". Foreign biu&
were reported :lsHr: cut Soc.e II least
were below = working basis. The mar
ket or the whrl.: small nervous
affair and its actioH Indicated the alb
SeacG 81 Il short interest. Ii Stiil Is d
weather proposition auu whether IN"
rust Will prove serious "r n"t GsrenUS
upOn thc character OF the w"ath,r III tar
northwest during thu next few days.
Receipts Of Winter wheat ars Increasing
rapidly and arc likely t. b. tsit shortly.
unless offset by reports Uf further de-
terlucativn IN ne northwest.
TOLE.pr. -. JUiy i..-Wh' at--Cash
ard July. sl.I@: 81 i'i,t"b"c. Sill.
Clover srsa--Pr:ale--CaSi 1871; DC
prtme-L'a>h. $50. August
S2Sn
Timothy - Prlme cash. $50. Sep
tEuibrS SSfll
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MOLD AND FOUNDRY
STOCK IN DEMAND

Wheeling Mold and Foundry stock,
which WAS quite active last week. gain
Ing three points, was in good demand
on the local exchange yesterday and
several shares changed hands. AT the
close. Is was bid and &c asked.
The local stock market started our
rather quiet yesterday. but II was Sall
indications are IT will be active TINS
offered ut 50 and preferred at 1870.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. July l7.-liaw sugar
,,,,;cI. ,,n,riiural S.. 20: molasscs s5.6%
armed steady: cut loaf $3.50: crush+si
E sS'a.; mould \ and cubs *sl5; NXNN
powdered $7.SG: p"wd"rcd So; riue
formulated $7.S5: diamond y S7.65; con-
Petitioners \ S7.55: NJ. J. $50.
Sugar futures wor" qnl"t ana IN inc
o absence uf business prices showed very
little change.
i,atcr the list eascd off under COM
mission house selling and closed easy
and - points lower. Sales l.!OO tons,
September $5.%S; december $o.""; Janh-
ary S4.16.
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WARRINGTON

MANNINGTON. w. Va. July 1.-The
peopIe Of the city Of Warrington, Will
be given week Of solid fun and an3use-
me1t by the Goo. Reynolds Greater Show
Company, which came in over the B. &
o. r. R. yesterday. They Will exhibit at
Eourh's Park, for the entire week. under
the auspices OF the Warrington fire de-
rtrhnt
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Briefs.

Miss Jeffres returned to Fairmont
Saturday after a visit with her sister.
Mrs. +. w. Bartlett.
Miss Mable Livingston. Of Parkers-
burg. Is Wis. ling Miss Mildred Drake. on
West Main street
The local Suffrage Club will hold a
public out door meeting at Downs sta
ton on Tuesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock
All members and any who are interested
are Invited to attend Mrs. w. IL Oerr, OF
Philadelphia, will speak
Tho Book Club will hold their annual
picnic and dance at Eureka Park Downs,
on Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Bessie Seaton has returned to
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her home In Romney after extending ,khs

her home In Romney after extending The.
funeral Of Mrs. Hendrickson-
MI and Mrs. A. S. Rushford ana
daughter have returned from . viSte
in the west. ~:
Mrs. sarl Hennen and daughter, OF,
Morgantown. are tho guests OF MIS-.
Elsie Biersach, at ST Patricks rsetory.<
]. 8. Leggett is in Pullman over Sum
day, called there by the scrionS ulneso'
Of his mother.
Mrs. VIM. Pumroy and daughter and
Miss Emma Bartlett. motored 20 NJ
Morris, Pa. to-day. Tor q short visit.
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Tarnperance Service.

4 union service OF the Pleasant HH!
Methodist Episcopal church ana the Al,
lon Grove PRESBYTERIAN church. was held
in the school auditorium on Sunday eve
ming. The meeting WAS in the interest
of temperance and was addressed by
ROY. Q. NJ. Pullcn. of Charleston, the as
sistant superintendent OF the Anu-Sa,
loon League Of the state. A large crowd
WAS present.
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SHERRARD
Society Will Entertain.

The Pleasant Hill ladies AID SOCIETY,"
will meet ut The home of Mrs. Joseph
Archcy on Thursday. The ladies have
contest under way. which VIII close at
mis- time, Four girls. who were run
ming for quilts" will be the guests or
the society and the awards will be made.
The members OF the society are all re-
uucSted 10 be present.
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METAL

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Metal EDe1
change quotes lead $40 asked Speltse|
quiet; spot, East St. Louis deliverN]
sS.75 asked. At London: Lead, Els. to&'
Copper flrm; electrolytic, $4,000 &aEoe.I
Iron steady; No. ! northern, $So.te01
21.0O No. 2, s20.00920.50: No. ! south
ern, ;20.25 q 2O.75; No. 2. Sl9.75 0ie1t.s -
Metal Exchange quotes tin easy; SPOT
offered at $685..
At London: Spot copper. ess; futures
aS6; electrolytic 1923; spot tin G1Se,j
los; futures, E167. IS. IS
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WHEELING RANKINGS FOR MONDAY SHOW
TOTAL Of S551 ,536;; PERCENTAGE INCREASE 23.4

Wheeling banking clearinss for Mon
day are 55l,536.7i compared VIII
$446.953.19 for the same day last July
a gain of Sl04,5S3.5S, or 23.+ per cent.
The clearings for the month OF July
to date are S7.26S.452.92, comparsu
with $+,726,320.6S. an Increase OF ..
543 ,133.i4. or $50 per cent. as given be
low in detail:
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W. H. Ii. S. Meets.

The Woman's Home Missionary So.
ciety Of the First NJ. t.. church VIII Mold
their regular monthly meeting al inc
home OF Mrs. J. G. Fowler OF Vest Main
street Thursdaye vcninE. They Will
have election Of officers and lul! at
tendance Is desired.
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Wonan's Bible Class.

The Womans Adult Bible class OF the
Bethlehem Union Sunday school Will en-
tertain the men and women of the neigh
borhood on Wednesday evening. The
hnslcsses for the evening, will be Mrs.
4. c. kimplc, MES. Harry Wolfe and
Mrs Anil CherbullizZ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
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Cash Quotations-Wheat. No. . red.
nominal; No. red. Sl.l3: No. , hard.
Sl1SA: 10. hard; sll LIZ : = IL. No.
yellow. 79H 9S0iac; No. white. 20
Oats. No. 3 wi lte. six Q 42c; standard.
43@43%c.
$13.12 Q13.I2.