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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-18
PASS-KILN GAME ARRANGED.

Pass Christian, Miss, May 1S.-The
Pass baseball team will play the JOr-
dan River Lumber Company team at
Kiln, Sunday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-18
PINE MARKET is
SLIGHTLY BETTER,
DEALERS AVER
improvement In the Car Supply
Assists in Clearing Up
Excessive Stocks.
LARGER MILLS HOLD TO
MODERATE PRODUCTION

Weather Conditions in the North
Which Have Retarded Building Op
erations Are Reported Much Better
High Rates and Shortage of Ton
mage Is Not Materially Affecting the
Movement of Yellow Pine For Ex-
port Purposes.
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GAINESVILLE, 0.

members Of the Jolly Seven I; club , enc No
joyed an outing at Epworth park. a.
Bethesda. Friday.
entertained the members OF her club
at her home Wednesday afternoon in
honor OF her friends. Miss Esther Ham
hleton. of Flushing. Fancywork was
refreshments were served.
city have. been attending the Woods
field fair being held in that city.
Walter Sill. of North Broadway. will
two weeks visit at Niagara Falls ano
New York.
Mrs. Nathan Thomas and son. OF
Malaga. were visitors here Wednesday,
day at thu home Of Mrs. Sarah Malone,
nf Tcmpcrancrrilc in honor OF Mrs
Malunr's daughter. Sister Mary Agnes.
az GALVESTON. Texas, Mrh and Mrs.
Frank Malone Of South Chestnut street
will attend
Miss Ida MontGonlcry and Mrs. Clara
visit at buckeye lake and Newark.
James Drpew of South broadway. is
bridge.
Mrs. Mildred Barnes. Of Wes, Main
street. left Thursday for 4 visit with
MS arS SSnGs at of f0SSnS
returned 10 her home Thursday after
Il visit with heraunt. Mrs. Elite Fftz-
patrick of South Broadway.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hunt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Stevene returned to their
homes here Wednesday, after visit
with Mrs. Dean r: Knott. Mrs. Howard
Wilson and Albert Hunt. of Buffalo. ".
Y. They, made the trip In Mr.. Hunts
automobile.
Earl Coon. Of Cleveland Is visiting
relatives and friends of this place
Daisy Taylor OF West Main street.
left Thursday for a visit with her
cousin. Miss Juanitn Hutchinson. OF
Srnccaville.
Miss Esther Hanbleton. OF Flushing.
returned to her home Thursday after
visit with her friend, Miss Mary Shop
rard. of Cherry STREET.
Miss Fern Carpenter. of Cambridge.
visited friends here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Turkls and Mr..
and Mrs. John Mcconnell. OF Alliance.
motored through here Wednesday and
spent a few hours calling on friends.
Miss Grace Harold, OF Columbus, will
return TO her home Sunday after s!A
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. I. H.
Gibson. of West Main street.
Mfr. and Mrs. Earl Carpenter returned
10 their home in Columbus Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-18
STRIKE SITUATION
Restraints STOCKS
Only Feature That MARRIED an Other
wise Active Market-Shipping
Shares Dominant.

NEW YORK, Aug. lT.--Thr crisis in
the railway labor SituntIou. rs disclosed
10y Frcsidcn. Wilson's action in sum
moning t!ic railway executives To Wash
lugtUu. was the only restraining inlu-
enCr III 1Oduy'S active, and Tor the most
part strong market. Shares Of the
leading transportation companies were
vSriHbly, bu; not seriously affected
while other issues. with Il few cXccp-
lions were lifted to highest levels OF the
current movement.
Shipping shares were again dominant
features, Mercantile Marine common
making 4 new record on its rise Of
|. G,3SSi. Uuitrd States Steel kept
pace with marines. advancing Il q ~ Z.
or within rs q fits memorable maxi
Mum of 1909. shares OF the indcpcnd-
cnt industrial companies. notably Lack
awanna and Republic Stccls were
stropg, Republic preferred attaining
new record II 81 1874.
Dealings We're a triic NOR" restricted
as 10 the number traded in, marines and
steel contributing fully 70 per cent. Of
the total urrrturn Of 1000 shares.
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NEW YORK SUMMARY.
tPrivate wire to Fidelity Investment AS
SoCiation.)

tPrivate wire to Fidelity Investment AS
soCiation)
NEW YORK Aug. .l7.-pow Jones
says: Ohio Oil company declared reGu-
lar quarterly dividend of $l.25 share
and an extra dividend Of $i.75. both pay;
able September 20. stock record August
90. Books close August 30 and reopen
September l.. Extra dividend is same
rs has been declared III last three quar-
tcrS:
y. Y. Transit declared regular quar-
terly dividend of 81 Il share, payable
October II. stock record September 90.
PittshurGh,,-Anerican, Window Glass
dividend OF 81. per cent. payable Sep
temhcr /. stock record August 90.
Bank of England rate unchanged at
per cent.
Crucihlc Steel declares regular quar-
tcrly dividend of IL per cent on pre-
count Of back dividends.
Steel trade organs describe the vol
umc Of orders OF past few weeks as
enormous. buying being chiefly in ma
teral for she'll making.
Hercules Powder company. for six
months ended June 80 surplus after
charges and preferred dividend equal
10 l%i $40 per cent on common stock
against II 80 per cent a year ago.
National Association of Mercantile
Agencies at annual convention say con-
ditionS have greatly improved over last
year and shows daily gains
New Haven for June surplus after
charges, S4,3l5.757. against S@.S07.97l q
year ago.
Comptroller Williams compilation of
national bank condition reports as Of
June 80. places national bank reserves
at $l%.92 : 100000. q gain of S2.131 .000.-
900 over year ago.
Pacific Mail Steamship company de-
clarcd quarterly dividend Of la. per
cent.
Twelve industrials. 1876. up .S4.
Twenty rails 106.25, up 4a.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
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CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.
Harris. Winthrop Co. 10 Fidelity In
vestment Association.)

tHarris. Winthrop Co. 70 Fidelity In
vestment Associationo
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Aug. Nv Smco5
Rather a narrow market with redu Hr1
volume Of trade and stubborn under,
tone. The uncertainty connected WIN
the railroad labor situation contri9uesS1
mere or less to the cautious attlluoe ~
traders. Pressure has increased ~
bulres while recent sellers were dis
posed to await further reaction peters
reinstating long lines. Further satSS
10 the seaboard were reported AZ ,.Ic
Missouri river. 1t was claimed that bal-
1i,nore ind Philadclphia exporters who
have sold wheat Of the, Maryland anu
Delaware crops ahead for export INN INN
that the grain must be largely rePts a!Sst
IN the west because OF rams a. n@' pril
tine having impaired the quality: TT
mary receipts showed 4 fair reoucl4r
from previous week and are only MOI
erately larger than those OF iast Heat
Cleartnces rather light. MtnnipeFS ,e re
early. ST. Louis sold c5r."nh puShels
hard wheat la;n yesterday Tor export
via the gulf ut tn" highest price on INC
CROP. We look for continued Woe t!ur-
tuations and fol that the underlying
situation is sufficiently strong I" create
q demand Oh sharp declines 49,,
t-orn-Coru trad. has been exceeding
" light anil market has caSsd OIL SOM ~
loaded pending = cl"aringun or the rali-
road situation Cash corn has n:eh
hard 10 buy and has ranged III Dig pre-.
n;iuns over September price. Export
demands have been Very good put corn
and cars hard To secure and llttiH actua,
business closed Kansas weather anu
crop bureau makes Il Very poor showing
for the state. putting losses at % to ~
per cent with som" cases 1ractlcalF
failure. ,;;,,d
Oats-Oats trade has been limited
and market mas rot lost as much rel
atively as other grains. There has neen
some further hedging and som" buying
OF futures b. exporters brokers'. zen,
e-oI heIief that oats arc being moved
in GOOD volume for export.
Observation-Disclosures started IoWct
on grain weakness easier hog market
at yards lnd poo, g"n"rai supp"r..
Tberc has h.cn only partial recovery
from low points, considerable long lard
,onnior on sale on tho swells. Hog re-
cetpts west. $500. against $500 laS'
year.
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4 most delightful hay Tide WAS HH-
people Tuesday evening. With 4. c:
Kemple's team and large hay wagon
and Florence Bromer as driver. they
proceeded down the hill to Elm Grove
then out the National Pike past Blay-
route In the party were: Misses
Bertha Alien Of Cameron. Jeanette Kim
pie. Berle Speidcl. Anna May Beuleke.
Ethel Wayman. Freda Tcuscher. Marie
Schubert. Acona Robinson. Anna hcn-
mann, Gertrude Book, Mary Garvin and
Bertha Bromer. MessrS. George Hem
mann, Herbert Miller. Percy Carnahan;
Frank Rick, Florence Bromcr, Howard
Bachman JImcs Kemple. James Car
vim. Ned McCombs and George Garvln.
The champions were Miss Sigma Hem
mann and Miss Anna Schmidt.
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Church Services.

Allen Grove Presbyterian church
Rev. H. E. Nicklen. pastor. Sunday
school 1T . p. M: sermon by the pastor
Pleasant Hill NJ. f. church. Sunday
school at 10 a. M; Z. J. Cooke super
intendent.
On account Of many people Of Wood
Hill and Fairview wishing to attend the
camp meeting in Moundsville, no preach-
ing services will be held in these
Rev. ]. P. Lcycnberger Of tho Thtrd
Presbyterian church OF Wheeling. will
preach at the Bethlehem Union chaRel
on Sunday evening At 5 o'clock. Inc
Sunday SCHOOL will have charge OF the
services and special music will be rem
dcred.
Briefs.
The Pleasant Hill Ladies Ald society
met ut the home Of Mrs. Joseph Archey
Mrs. T. Il. Garvln Of Wood Lawn is
the guest of Mrs. D. N. Garvin.
Mrs. Amanda kimple Is III. a,
Miss Lillian Snedckcr Of Mt Olivet
and Miss Hazel Sonderman Of Bethle-
hem are visiting in Cleveland.
Miss Edna Klages has returned to her
home here after visit With relatives
in Belmont, o.
spending a few days in Ripley. w. Va
The Sewing Circle of Allen Grove
church was entertained at the home Of
Mrs. George Merivar on THURSDAY.
Miss Virginia Reed Of Wheeling is
the guest of Miss Marguerite Hood or
Mrs. ". II. seabriSht and Miss Reka
Behrens are visiting relatives at Cheat
Haven, W. Va.
Misses Elizabeth Hooven and Mary
and Margare: Garvin, all Of Bethlehem;
,.i, NIrS
Lawn last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Rrinkman and
family OF East Liverpool arc spending
a few days at the G. G. Rromer home
ut Mozart
Irene, the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Corney. is III.
Frank and Charles MCComhS NJ Mar
Tins Ferry ar" visiting at the home or
T.. W. McCombs.
Mrs. Porter Wiscman OF Limestone
Miss Beatrice Mcconnell has returned
10 her home here after visiting Miss
Ninctta Mccoy Of Sistersville..
Ben Snyder of Steubcnvillc is spend
ing few days with his cousin. Frank
Mr.. and Mrs. George KimpIc: Mrs:
Martha Gosney Mrs. Matilda McCombs
and Miss Geneva McClcary visited at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. d. VI. Garvin
on Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Dreamer. Mrs. William
Windsor and Mrs. Carl White and dau-
ghter. Miss Letha. all Of Wheeling. were
guests Of Mrs r. Montgomery Of MI.
Olirct on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilmcr Lyons and child
rem. Emmett and William. are visiting
nj the J. H. RogcrSon homo.
A number OF young people of MI.
Olivet and Bethlehem attended tho
picnic al Wheeling park on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harrv Wolfe, Mrs. John Hem
mann and Mrs. NJ. T. montgomery
spent Wednesday with Mrs. S. y. Car
vim Of Bethlehem.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. Aug. I7.-Mcrrantilc pa
per. 3%c. Sterling, 80 day bills. 81 !"
demand. I.75%. cables. 4.'6 GIG. Francs
demand, 6.91i.: cables. a.s0M Marks.
demand. II sis: cables. 72"s. kronen.
demand. 1873. cables. l2E. Guilders.
demand. AK: cables. II Sis: Lir"s,
demand. 64S: cables. So. Ruhles. de-
mnnd 30ss: cables. 30S..
Bar silves. 66G Mexican dollars. : -.
Time Enthusiastically. 60 days. "a Il
g. 90 days. 81 T3I:: Ii months. * q Il,
Call moncy-Stcady. High. ~: low.
o. ruling rat. az last loan. @tp ;: clos
Inr bid. 81. offered III 2's.
Government bonds. steady. Railroad
bonds. Irregular
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after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
West, of South Broadway.
MIR. and Mrs. II. +. Clark; OF Clarks-
burg. w. Va. nrc visiting MIR and Mrs.
Francis Cooper. Of Mulberry street.
Emmory Stewart nnI family. IF
North Arch street. mOlored to Woods
field Thursday whore they spent the
day.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Murphy. OF
North Broadway.
Clifford Widener. Of Bremen, O.. Is
visiting friends Of this place.
Lester Woodland Of Harrlson.s .rcrA
has returned from business trip to
Chicago.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Aug. Raw sugar
steady: centrifugal SSI5: molasScs.
sa.9S: refined. quiet; fine graduated.
$500.
Sugar futures were stcadier on COW
cring and some buying ny commission
houses. prompted by the stcadior feel
were 10 s points higher.
Tho market closed steady. unchanged
10 + poi--,s higher. Sales. S.SNn tons:
September. $i.96: December, Si.iI: Jam
uary, S4.lT; March. Si.02.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Aug. l7.-Buttcr firm
err; creamery extras (H2 scorcl 21G31i,:
creamery thighcr scoringI SlIa@%2I
hIrStS "S'e N3u"<; seconds seconds
80: ii -.
Eggs steady: fresh gathered. extra
finy "a SO; extra trSIs 30G3l: rirsts
- n -: nearby hcnnrry whites, fine TO
fancy $50 40: nearby hcnncry browns
%4Hi So
Cheese firm: state fresh, Specials
"a y: 10. average fancy 1919 %r
1853
Live poultry. Irregular: hruilcrs 2ln
=; fowls ~: turkeys I50lS; dressed
firm. prices unchanged.
Flour unsettled.
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METAL.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1,:-Th' metal ~ ~
change quotes lead firm. 500 n so
speter, firna: spot East St. Louis de-
livery. exc. Al London. lad. s22. l5c;
Spelter. SIS.
Copper. firm: e!ectrolytic. $685. 4
27.0p.
Iron. steady and unchanged
Metal exchange quotes tin steady:
spot. s3S.6Is.
At London. spot copper. :ilt: futures
t11t: electrolytic. c!@f; sp"; Tin. :iIi,
los: futures. e17e, SIS.
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WEEKS BANK CLEAR|NC5 INCREASE 81 ,96t,9793? !
OVER THOSE Of THE spending WEEK G 1870
Thn Whecfinr clearin.s Tor the woo"

Tho Wheeling Cl"ariu:s Tor the We =
tndtn.: yesterday. aS T'T"rte" Q: ,m-
WhcclinS Clearing HOUSE. snow al -.
creaS.. of -; per cen; over ~" t'"
ingS for the corresponding "''N -, ,.,,,,.s
wear The past w"rk ''c'l 80
:,n"uu,ed 70 $3.gll@S..3&. whit -: ~
week ending August l.. l"t". NY ,. to
tailed $l>I0.2uS. 81. rT $i."14."'H."' ''SS
than last weeks. ., ~
, Yesterdays clcaringS annunte4o :"
s446.6lI.3O. an increase Of $lOo.6S>."V H'
.3.n per cont over the cl"arlnEs l"v .h ,rr,
corresponding day g. l ~ '''''
The clsarinSS for August to IaiT ~. -,
ssl:s S66"I an increase % 5 ~
or - per cent over III" ci.2rinG3 '"F ''@
saruc days at last NusuSt.
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MARKET GOSSIP.
(priyat. wire to Fidelity Investment AS
Socisti0n0

(Private wire 70 Fldcllty IHEeHNITIcNC ="
sociation.)
Financial News Bullstin says:
Speculative interest in steel Is proad-
ming steadily. attracting outside pup
lie buying. according to wire houses >
;yith extensive connections. There IL
n conviction growing stronger ana
stronger hat the stock on this move,
,oent wi,, 20 above the old high record
Of 94Ts within Il very short time.
The extent of the foreign dcnana LOT
rS.r from an estimate that the Unlteu
States Steel corporation alone mas
booked orders since July l for about
800 coo tons of such products. while inc
,ntal Of such steel with all makers may
naSiiy haze reached 900, 900 tons, says a
vii informed stock exchange source.
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Repairing School Wagons.

The school wagons. which have been
IN use conveying the pupils to the con-
solidatcd and High schools here for the
past four years are being painted ana
renaircd BY Charles Wilson and R. l.
Drum. This does not include wagon
No. :, which was put on the sunny
side route three years ago, as 1t is IN
very good condition.
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CnA QrTantzed.

On Wednesday afternoon 4 number or
young ladies met at the Presbyterian
manse here and organized Riole STUDY
class. The following officers were elest.
cd: President, Miss Margaret McComDs'
vice president, Miss Laura Policy; sec
rotary Miss Cora Wilson; treasurer
Miss tura McCombs.
The class will be entertained next at
the home of Miss Laura Pelley OIL sat
urday afternoon, September 10.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. II. ID.
CATTLE.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. l.. :

PtTTSBC RGH. Aug. l.. - latte
steady: supply light. Prices s. GUtp
wet ii $ S0G %; Gull and common
s. 5O45 90. Lambs s. Oo4lo So veal
calves $l2 Q0Ql9 80. Hogs active high
er: receipts |: double decks, PRIME
heavies $40 6UG10. 10: mediums ana
heavy workers. siO 70Qlo So light
workers. $40 70Q1O IS: pigs 80 ""4
lU %: rouchs 50 0O&9 -;
CHICAGO. Aug. l'.-Hogs reccipiS
- .0G6; average cents lower; closed
strong. BUlk, Slo 05G 10 50; light
$l0 iVa 10 Is: mixed 50 so q 10 -;
heavy s. 654lo 70; rough 81 6'G 20.
Cattle. receipts 5000; strong. Native
beef s. l0Ill 10; western sterS 81 %
rs %: stockers and feeders IS OCG3
: s.: cn.s and heifers 81 7"@i9 5et
calves s. 95Gr12 10. -
Sh.cf. receipts $4,000, steady t" 10
cents Higher Sheep and wcth"rs 81 90
IN 90 ewes IS IS q : 80: lhmhS
), -25Illi -.
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% Transfer books close July 10 for 2
per cent cash dividend payoble August
l. An extra IL cash dividend payable
September is.
FOR . per cent cash dividend payabIe
uClISt IS.
(3) Transfer books close Aug. 10. for
per cent cash dividend paya BILE Sept. l.
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/ Open. | High. i Low. Close.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Wheat-No 2 red. SLAB y q l.tG = %o.
4 3 red, s14o9 1.;SsA; 49, ~: haF'' Sl'4"~
Corn-No. . yellow SIC: No. yellow.
S4@S5c; No. 4 white. Sic.
6ats-No. white. 43Y i+c; Standard
PoFkS:s:.en. Ribs. s1s.e0Tl+.5o.
Iard-Stc.l5.
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WHEAT MARKET
BROKE SHARPLY
r,midIty of Buyers Was Apparent at
All Ttmes-Corn and Oats
Were Both or.

CHICAGO. Aus. Il. - Wheat broke
sharply during the last few minutes OK
trading today. Winnipeg prorided ne
CHIEF beartSh Influence and N" tnlidttE
OF BUYERS was az ali times apparent
The caution. OF the latter was due III
part to anxiety over the railroad Sit0it-
ton. Closing prices were ! y 10 - nes
lower. Late deliveries or corn drofpcu
-. and oats finished II to \ doMn.
Provisions wcrc dull and closed un-
changed 20 "7,a lower.
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TOLEDO. Ohio. Avg. lI-Whsat. cash
;, 3. Sepsember 81 ia; December
Glover seed. rriln" caSh$lo Is; Qcto-
Der $40 So: December 81" 10.
TENDER $40 81.
Timothy, prime cash s. ID; S"ptem-
Der So So: October 50 3":a.
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Lost, August 10th, Gold Fraternity;
Pin, shape Of Quill, engraved Alpha III
Delta, between McCombs residence ana
Ruth McCombs National Phone 230o-M.
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columbia G.. L. e. open u as; high
ol7.: low 21@s. Total 945 shares.
la Bell" Iron. com. open ad nigh
SAX; low 81. Total 2S5 snar"S n,,- ,,..
Il Irllc Iron. pref. open 49,, hlsh I3-;
low 1872 Total lis shares.
Pure oil. open lS"s; high lSs; low
IS".. Total shares. 23H
Stocks, 1906.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug Il. 16.
Daily Quotation LIST or thu Wheeling
stock Exchange:
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Aug. l7.-Cofee--klo
NJ. :. ai. futures barely steady sept
SIS Dec. STA.
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SHERRARD
NEW DENTAL OFFICE

Drs. ". .. Giesslcr and Frank MO
zena, German Bank Building, Wheel
ing, ". Va, have opened brancn Of
flee at the residence OF Mr.. Carl Smiln
Sherrard Will be in Sherrard Office
Thursday OF each week from d: L.,
TO D. m. Appointments can be MADE
by communicating with the wheeling
office, au-15-18-22
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HAY AND GRAIN

Quotations by T. Braunlich Co.
Hay, Grain g. Farming Implements
1919 Market Street.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Totals S6.444.$66.@l 5.oo-'S' a."
Indicates decrease.
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Tntll shares. Hph. .hn.
On t.A-diE.. = per cent.
Bonds. Si.2OS.Qu0.
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lndustrialS. Etc. Biz. ASK

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. II. 1t.
Open High Low Close
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Curb Mining Stocks.

Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks
WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. i. 'l6.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. Il. 'l6.
STOCKS. Bid. ASK
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Petroleum..

OIL CITY. Pa. Aug. 17-csedit bali;
snce .2.ac. Runs los .os5: average s:...
css. Shipments ss,2ss; avsrags Ie.17A5
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. II. '16.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-05

expressed her thoughts innocently, I'M
afraid Of the coarseness of the YER
uacular atmosphere surrounding her.
Triteness was her aim and 1t came
out spontaneously.
Leonie lit her candle. She went
over to the rounding ore ledge and
Inspected its surface. The calcareous
| formation was dotted with tiny shin
| ing fiecks and nuggets. 1t was the
favorite way of Sailing" a mine.
Leonie had been only year at Bur-
rell. but she had learned that. She
had recognized ''the salter" as one of
a loafng, drinking, lighting group who
preyed on tenderfeet, the community,
and all others unfortunate enough to
come their way
She imagined how they would lead
their victim to the old mine and sug-
gest that he take away some OF the
specimens for analysis and assay with
his own hand. The sale OF the mine
would follow.
Leonie shook her head dolefully at
the general unworthiness of mankind
and left the place and started for the
log cabin she called home.
II was home to Leonie because
there lived old Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey,
They had been as father and mother
to orphaned Leonie. They had adopted
her when they had been rich-way
back in the East They had chung to
her when their means were swept en-
tirely away from them by a bank
failure. Their son had come to Bur
rell. He was only a poor clerk In q
store there. but he invited them to
join him Alasl when they got to
Burrell they found he had died of a
malignant fever All he had to leave
them was the rude cabin and ten acres
of surrounding land. There was a dig.
ting at one end OF IT, where in In
snare time the son had attempted to
penetrate the surface crust on the
! strength of a wandering prospector
telling him that there were ''indica-
tons
Leonie supported her old friends
She did this by baking bread-simple
sweet and wholesome homemade
bread. There we're perhaps so indie
pendent miners who lived in the vi
entity. They kent bachelors hall and
were only too willing to pay rs cents
for daily loaf. This meant depend
able income. but Leonie mourned be
cause it did not give the old folks
comforts they deserved. She devoted
her leisure to wandering over the
range in search OF some overlooked
bed Of richness. This was how she
came TO be in the old abandoned mine
that day.