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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-11-12
JOTTINGs ABOUT THE COUNTY.
Christmas for Soldiers.

Jewell Record: The ladies of the
W. c. T. q. of Jewell are making plans
to send to every one Of the soldier boys
from Jewell and vicinity some little
token of Christmas cheer as a token
of the affection that the folks at home
have for our soldier boys.
New Rural Carrier.
Stanhope Enterprise: We overlook
ed mentioning last week the appoint
ment of Oscar Jenkins to be mail car
rier on Route No. 2, vice Elvin Butte,
resigned. Oscar has been substitute
carrier for some time, and the knowl-
edge gained of the route then and sub
sequent experience will assure the
patrons the best of service.
-
Gave "COmy" q Rooster.
Ellsworth News: Ray Robbins and
Gus Lakin are feeling happy now, and
they don't care whether school keeps
or not. We told you last week about
that second hand rooster they sent to
Comiskey, the boss of the Chicago
White Sox Well, believe 1t or not, the
morning the paper came out they both
received the neatest letter you ever
saw from "Commy" thanking them for
the rooster and saying that it arrived
there in the best of shape. Ray got so
excited that he had the letter framed
and hung up where he can see it every
time he hands out a soda drink.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-11-12
Letter From France.

Williams Enterprise: JOS. p. Lilly,
who is member Of Co. A, 18th Engi-
neers with the American expeditionary
forces, writes from France to his
brother, Tom Lilly, OF Minonk, Ill,
under date of Sept. %, and says in
part: II am we'll and quite a distance
from the firing line. But I can hear
the big guns hammering away all the
time and sometimes / see the aero
planes fight and see the shells burst
in the clouds All of which would be
plenty close enough for us. Mr.. Lilly
lis brother of Mrs. Andrew Kelly,
Mrs. Sarah Stiiwell and Miss Mary
Lilly of Lacon.-Lacon, Illinois, DEM
ocrat. Mr.. Lilly is we'll known here
around Williams having farmed with
his brother, Tom, north of town three
years. He answered the nations first
call for volunteers and is probably
one of the first from Central Illinois
to land in France.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-11-12

The newest in jeweiry at Teed &
Feeds d-f-t-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
LITTLE TRADING
IN WOOL MARKET

Voc, market conditions have changed
bur little during the past Inun.n. NAn-
utacturrra III r"iIrI;,! ne we'll cinrl"yed.
mostly Oh Gn,"rl.mi"rt orders. The cor
suinI t!um at wp"l Is not as large AZ
- ,suu!! h.. owing :" labor c"ndit."i.s.
winch n nImrsi VERY plhc", are only
ah"u: 5" ;"r co.,: :" - prr TN; "t me
ir'Uai n'".'i.
SH!rT!nc ,"'.'ii';"ns Internally has
also l.t,:l nh,l' - unsatisfactory ~ !;
co..mi ,ruSs!iI, IT,. During IN" month
OIL: N"r.r.lcr '..'y .i;'i" wool hns moved
eastward. railroads generally being en-
hars""d.
I'll" n.:.vaI &c wool 81 IL" s.ahoard
:uarh,, from Su"ia America and .hr
Ca, tri"ni"s. sui! continues ia lar.:e
Quari:'i'c. In la AI.'rl'2.'% ti::i"rin-
I.uns during the ee;tsun ."lG-l!lT. from
South America anI IL Cap, Colonies
las r""a larger HAN "t any .in: be
Gore.
Tho L"w south America" "Hp which
Is no" he.Itg marketed. IS not moving
as freed; AS :: did last year. Prices III
thn; ruartct hive raS,d or sort what.
'T.r pas: Y,".: l.. IN. s,:thnard mar
H., h.r" IN Am.-rlca has been T"ry
Q,I..;. There has been II" change in
i:h.cs ..aI y'"y !itt!r wC.ci selling.
t.",.:! prices fer wool rang" :-"In 80"
go ~ Tor lin" drialnr woods, and 90
80 IT, ;ur medium wool.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
SUNNI ".

General Eir"ir"""'ng C,mli'nII, Il"
c!pr"d I r"Suinr "Hrri"cl" dividend Of
Ia; utr con: an nr"r"rr'i N:.'t nUd ! :.
nn rr.i u:i ,'unr".ur sI'..':.. ;mNnl,l" Jan
unTv l. az s'"rH "" r"c""d Ih."trHH''r a,
I.nrxr- WILLIS 'I;.,.'i!' "r':irH'ly H., inr' 4
r...,rlnr "riar'.r:. li'i%''m'!" .: -. I"r
,rui on frs; pref rr"G = -. Ia"nhi"
.rnu1:ary / :" sack record l''"":h''"r 20.
l'nu-Am,"rirn.. I''':"l"u'r "lN | ""'fa-
rnrr com ryuy declared r'Eml..r Iuart"r-
ly diviG~rtiS - 81: c..ris, "n m COM
mon ami s: 49, On Ar,rrrrrI stock. rCu-
frrr"d dividend IS rty;lhi" Jn'uHrv l.,
=, p-urk record December -. common
,livit.nh payNlri" JH:uhry 70 :" stock
'rc.or,! I''"' u;li"r -.
N">trau i,trnl"ui;; 'nIli.au.. declared
rrs,.iari, quarterly dividends uf Si.H"
IN common and :" "n preferred stocks.
rrcrrrl",! d'"t.:":ihS i,ayahi" Jmiua-y ~.
20 stock r.a.,nrd T"cemhcT IA.
In;"ri,nL i"uhl Harvester company. ~!
New .!rrary declared REGULAR quarter
X i.r:d"uI "c $l": and an extra nf
extra az 5: shnrn on common stock.
Ec-rIaT diyiI.ui - payable January IS.
record December %. and an extra h:V!-
,!r,,,l - i,ayah.r December rs. stock rec
ore Ir...'nh"r II
NaSccil:ad oil Company, has declared
regular Gunrtcrly dividend uf Sl.2S Il
shar.. iaYah:. january - !" stock rec
Ur,I D,.rrii,l,r II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
TICKER TALK

Dry private VII" ~ Finaa''a' CO.,
ChlcAEc--lnrrctur ut tho 'Outlucnta!
and Commercial Nati"uti lIauh declared
an extra dividend uf i'ri cen; III add
tIon TO the regular qua";"rl" : per cent
both payable January :. e" Stockholders
OF rerurd IrccIuhrr -.
Dow Jones says: tn" !"su" "f SIG
00Q.p00 year ,trr coat Hos of F!tI"f
Fuel and Power r"ri.IIuy. cities .,"rV-
Ice, subsidiary s /" h' secured 10y de
post Of securities II ,it!":: service. sub
Sid!ur,c, having rr bonded r'!'Hl. fi''~s.
A Syrdi"at" being formed Ivy M"n;Er:n.
cry and company vi! rlar" uu i.iark"i
between S@Ihn "a" and 5000. %" 81;
these notes proceeds "f which vii hr
used % Increase rn:uu: nf oil.
Califrruin Petroleum corporation de-.
c'ar-d r"A;iinr quarterly dividend ~ !
prr cent "u r-'i"-r''l stock. FuyHhl"
January :. :" Si"c, record n-"rIat,"r
90.
Markr: i a"rv"uS. ;rricTS have
Dough, SOM, socks an theory i!i.li
SHOULD .r;!,y ar.cr break a. y~s,rrdny
d"m': Jock COR much "f 'H!r" and
w"nid 80, ia" suriris.d :" So" :h"u! low
~ al ihr r,r"". Son.. s:"i'- -. s,'".
frrTn IS inWr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
SUGAR

NEW YORK Dec. I.--Tar:r ":ts n"
change IN the raw sugar market ail'i
prices were quoted at 5.6e for <uoas
cost and freight equal 10 go Ter cen
trlfugal and $50 to1 mulasses. No fTesh
business was reported. although - WAS
said that three million pounds ~. gu
ban raw sugar had arrived and i".tH &c
liyerrd 10 rrhners Private sdHi%es
from I,ubu said that the weather eher"'
was favorable aud that several more
ccntrals had started operations.
In refined. the recently acquired Eus-
sian sugar was being distributed
through the comu:ittcc but otherwise
no new developments occurred. with re-
nners still hampercd by the Lack "t
supplies Prices were unchanged nj
SIS for Ono sranulated.
NEW YORK. Dec: 5.-ProspcctS arc
bright for All early return TO no'maI
conditions go far as sugar IS concerned.
according to n statement by James II.
Post. chairman Of the American Senn-
crs committee today. The a'ailaulliiE
uc crops from the West Indies soon ar
ter New Years no said. would tend II
eltrntnate the existing striugency. anu
the situation might be expected TO ap-
urosch normal by February.
Passengers arriving here today. from
England. brought evidence that there Is
no great sugar stnlugency abroad. Many
had In their baggage parcels or sugar
which, they said. they bought chrapIE
on the other side 70 bring to American!
Pr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
DISCOUNT RATES OF
RESERVE BANKS 60 UP


WASHINGTON. Doc. "--'n hiSc"h! :
axe Imitation ana pr"'n"'" ONO puH'-
hHNS '"h'''"""N' '!c ''""''"' ~
i'"arf hos approved n genera! n'r!'
Az - .a'r,, -.
cent Tor most q! 'he Twelve i'''''"'
serve bAnk'.
On ffS"h hh! '"'''"F' ""'''''',F -,
neT ohhH t"''H'"'al ""t''' w
'rafs er" lou? t"r ce"t' '"' go
oHcsp' ~ We" '"'N' WHIT
per ~ LOT WI pnhAs e"'rp' ~
feFi ter" II IL 'nr'" t'' ''' y.
!ittI: Sixty HAE phb'r 'h' ne" Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
FINANCIAL COMMENT

(rfy private wire to A. T. Atnsten & Cn.)
Now York, Dec. 6.--Whila we cannot
encourage tho selling OF stocks at these
levels. we must continue 20 Say that
until eomn Of these important and un-
settled questions arc out Of the way and
something constructive ta N sight. CAN
ton on the long aide Of the mark": ia
SIM In order.
Not forgetting our duty 70 our rnun-
try, In regard to past government mud
arr othcr loans that insight j." decided
or, as wiSn for our cOuntry's n''rr$esSi-
tics, feel, that there nr" clri"s when
railroads. Issues OF Tho country should
W bought for tnvrs-mc5Ir many OF
them arc selling a. way below th"lr
Intrinsic value. To SOU Ia tn" Int
r,or. who havc rrospnred Ivy high price.
for grain md other products ard a. III"
mixing districts who har" h;u.I:ti"h I,y
var prices for Jour products. 7 r"r"':i-
r,rrd tIla purchase outright Of many o.
these rnilrnnd issues.
T.nh!ch Valley declared regular quar-
tcr!y dividend OF rti per cent on pre-
rerr-l and s1.c6 per share on common
stock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
THE THEATRES
SKINNER IN COMEDY.

Otis Skinner. who Is scheduled to play
at the Court Saturday. December 10.
matinee and night. In Mister Antonio"
q comedy written for him by Booth
Harrington. comes directly from ten
weaks' engagement ut Powers Theatre.
Chicago. Mr.. SINNERS engagement was
n remarkable success both artisticRliy
and financially. Every effort was MAIDS
TO have the time extended. but owing m
previous contracts for Mr. Skinner and
also for the theatre. tho engagement: hni
to I've limited.
Mr. Skinner comes here under the
Charles E'rohman management with the
original New York cast. including Elc"-
nor Woodruff. Joseph brennan. Robert
Harrison and many others. Mail orders
with remittance. war tax and STAN ped
envelope received now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
WEST LIBERTY

THANKSGIVING was spent very IuiAt
=, .r, fi;,l. normal town. Most 81 The
students spent the day a: their homes
Thu. .r:.irn service waH held ~ tn" NJ. t.
church. \ small congregation WAS
present wing 10 the !m;I":n"nt weather
md ir ;hr ahsrn"" e! :'r"shyi. Tt@A
minister. III" Sermon "a* rr"ach"d -
Eey. N. ". t'aH:!r sc 'hr NJ. T. chcrch
.r,,r, vrr, II, family dinners. and tn.
national hir.i w#S conspicuous ~ Us
rN.nu,c Mr.. ana Mrs. John L.Hz"nr nnd
children or Fulton. and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter C'lu,,&" nee" MisS !iaH"I i.a2Sa">
Of Elm Grove. w'r" guests q; Mrs H"Sc
i.az"ar GA Thursday,
Miss Na:d. :'uv;i% and Miss Maud
Jefferson ,pem, the Thanksgiving Taca-
ton at '"ny*"li!". ~.
Mrss?. Larry Wudd.li. Alva Dixon.
lIrrh.r, MumrEr:n"ry. David Wayt spent
IL" vacation At various points.
Mrs Lester Wilson and little dough-
toy - Wheeling. are visiting at the
Gardner h"m"
Mrs Henry Shields Was AN Elm Grove
visitor Saturday.
Prof. n. |. and Mrs. I;oud"hush AMI
Airs Louise. .lcrn:ic w'r" guests on
Thur..ln. IT Mr.. md Mrs. T.. +. Spring
ar .G Elm 'ir"y".
Miss Mildred EngS"rS entertained
few friends over Thanksgiving evening.
Mis-: AIDA Gardner spent Saturday ami
sunday III Wheeling.
The lnz;lIlr At the Presbyterian church
will hc held thu 18th of l'ec"Inh"r. in
stead uf the 18th as was first announced.
Tho second number Of the l"uru-"
courso will hc given nj the Normal
december 18th by ur. r.. il. Tougher.
Miss Vivian jefferson of Moundsvill,.
has been visiting her sister. Miss Maud
Jefferson.
Mr.. Joe Morgan Of Clinton. has been
visiting relatives ac Pittsburgh.
Tho weekly prayer service was held
last week at the home OF Nrs Emclinu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME
PINE"

In Eugene Walters dramatiZatinn 80
"Thc Trail Of tn" Lonesome Pine" the
widely read novel BY John Fox. .Tr.. III.
author or The Little Shepherd OK King
dom Gene" you seq presented on the
stage tho typical mountain community
Of tho Virginia hills. Th".p-!'nittrrn"sT
Of tho people IL shown in all It's ptctrT-
rsqucness ard charm and YOU VIII low"
June and her k!nfnlk far more on III"
stage than you did when you Wandered
with her through the pages OF Mr.. FoH's
delightful story In her characteristic
ton If June. Miss Louise Price empha-
sizes III" wild mountain girls longing
for the knowledge "t ting world outs!d"
Of hrr mountain environment and which
is, after all. the strongest motive "s
mankind This dramatic succeas corn"s
to the Court Sal friday. December 8. mat.
inee and night Seats are now on SAlA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
Hew Martinsville Briefs

4. c. McCaskey who has been very
i'll at his HON. Maple avenue, Is
slowly Improving
Miss Hazel stone has rctu-nec fror.
II Short visit with friends In Sisters
Vile.
Roy Wharton. Chas. F.. Duec6 ana
tord Francis have returned to Nor
Eantown. after spending the ThanESslF7
!rr vacation with relatives in tire city.
Mr4. Cecil Vant'nnp uf Ontario, Can.
is visiting friends and relatives here Tot
:, Jew weeks.
Miss Kathryn Uuerr has returned
from a visit with Miss Irene Cochran
in Wayncsm:rg.
Miss Jessie Snodgrass Of Clarksburx
was hero Tuesday for the MorEan-BaA
wedding.
Miss Ruth Mccormick Of SistrrsvtlIe.
spent. Monday with Miss Evelyn Clark
on Maple avennc.
Fat Hayes rf IncksonburG who was
brought 10 the Schmeid hospital here
Monday and who was shot IN me pacK
is not expected (" live.
Percy Leap ~ Martinsburg. w. Va
IS visiting relatives in the city.
:; NJ. Cochran of Reader. was bust
ness visitor here Tuesday.
, Row1 E:,nd II JacksonhurE is spend
ing 4 fcw days with rslntires here.
: Misses Ruth Har'amp. Ida CUP.
E'la;,I Gamble and Russell Morris has
returned IL iuckhaun"n ~ resume their
studies =; Wesleyan college.
Miss Frnncis Williams has returned
from q visit with Miss Frances Klein
III Grafton.
Miss Ida Morris. court stcnoErapher
is SPENDING tn" week end IN UniontoWr,
Pa.
SIM Wills returned Tuesday from
N,hrrlirg where hr accompanied his
wife To the North Wheeling hospital.
Mrs. Edwin J.. nUnn and Mrs. l'c".
Sim. were shopping III Wheeling Mon
day. >
Misses FLORENCE Eiark"s AMI Lois
clark have returned tr"m visit with
friends In Warrington.
T. =. r,urlar Is visiting his family
on Maple avenue.
Miss Louise Nart'anr has returned I"
e'Inr!:s:,urr. after visiting relatives
here.
Mss " lose "f Wheeling Is inc
,rr,, az Mrs. Roht. McElodowney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Doc. 5.--lsuttrr strudv
Creamery. higher than o>trnS 49,. Il
cnr. creamery extra 80 Hr'.r"l AIr.
nrats 43n at": f."undA a"ia q i3C.
Eggs. unsettled. fresh gathered. "x-
tras G7mIsc: r+tra tir$t% I;:i sc: iirs,s
53TI4c: Seconds {, " -: r"i"i E"raIur
special MARKS 80 n sc: refri.rrnt"r
rr%is G3N &c. state. Pennsylvania and
ncurhy western hrun"rv whites. fin" ~
f,trc;. ca 7nc; state. r"rm'yli aria an.l
nearby hcnnary browns GHfI.G"r
ChcNa. IRREGULAR. stat fresh Specials
.3l, T"3t.c: d.. average run &c.
Tr"ssci T'"ulir" uu:"t: chickens and
fowls unchanged: turkeys - z 80. Live
uns"ttled: ~ prices quoted.
Flour unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
-cAN lEEEcr RIa SAVINGS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.--A quarter OF
lu!lrun dollars worth ~ coal. or about
10 per cent ~ the quantity burned Tor
srcnm production. might he saved an
uuully 81 the United states by the en-
plnylneni ri rrnpcr operating methods
in boiler plants David Mnrfat Myers.
81 this city. declared todH?. nj the an
nunl meeting Of the American Society OF
mechanical Engineers. Suuch "a saving.
lie sniG. would release freight cars for
Other srryicc. equivalent 20 one million
fifty ton carloads euch year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
STOCKS AND BONDS
new MARTINSV|LLE
Entertained

Monday evening az tho home OF MISS
kathryn DuIrn "n Maple avenue. the
members oC The Colonial club entertain
n for Miss Bonnie Morgan. whose mar
riurc 10 Lieut.. W. g. Bail will occur this
week. The table was beautifully Gee
Grated with rcd. whit" and blue ana
ilainty rcd. White and blue baskets were
given as farnrS. Those present were
Mrs. Wade Hampton Miller. YRS. Ever
cite Morgan. Afipscs Francis Wlllihlns'
Sue Anlsrune. Evelyn Clark. Kathryn
NcCsskev, Hazel Dunlap. Hazel Stone.
Mabel I.rn,z. Mabel Potts. Kathryn and
Mary Inwtry Duerr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
MorEAn-4aG

Tho marriage Of Miss Bonnie Nor
gan and Lieut.. George willard Bali OF
Martins Ferry took place ut he home
nt the brides parents. Nj. ard MIS-. l.
n. Morgan on Franklin street. TueSday
afternoon ut 4:3n o'clock. only the
members Of tie immediate Families and
Il few close friends were present After
short honeymoon the happy couple
will max" their home In Louisville. n.y.
where Lieut.. Bull has been sent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
SMALL RECEIPTS OF
CORN HELPED PRICE

CHICAGO. Dec. 6,--Corn advanced III
price today owing moro or less to per-
slstent srnGllucss OF receipts despite an
nouncements OF e better supply OF rail-
way cars. The market closed hrIn. Is
~ &c net higher. with January III \.
aud May 1.1gn to l.19H. Oats gained
liz to tx. and provisions 60c TO 81.
Open. High. Low. 1Tose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
New York Cotton Market
WHEELING. W. VA

WHEELING. W. Va. peg. :. -.
Furnished tn" Intcl!!rei;a,.r by y. F..
MaStcn a. to. members New tprk Stock
Exchange. National Uank ~ West VII.
ginia building. Wheeling. W. w. LuuIs
F. Brand, manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-HoSs. receipts
6c.GQo: firm Bulk sl6.s0917 IS: AliSht
slC559l7 80: mixed t16.T5R1I +5:
heavy $16.S0R17 49, roughn $16.S0@
IL 96: pisR s13.Q0916 25.
Cattle. receipts 1000; hrm- Native
steers $3.50 Is IS: western steers $3.50
ais S.: stockers and feeders 36.10G
II 90: COWS and heifers {5.1S@1l 40;
calves $1.50T14 so.
sheep. receipts $4,000 rrm- Wethers
sS.S0Tl3 90: ewes $T.76Tll SO; lambs
Sl"5QUc17 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
REBOUND IN RAILSON
STRENGTH or REPORT

NEW YORK. Dec. t.--SscnHd only m
Importance T.: tho presidents stirring
address to congress yesterday. and even
more potent as 4 market stiuiClent was
\ the report submitted to that body To-
day BY the Interstate Commerce Com
mission bearing vitality upon the future
Of the railroads OF this country.
It Is yet too early to forecast even TO
An Approximate degree the effect OF the
commerce commissions rec"'nnenda-
tons. but the course OF the stock mar
ket following the publication OF the re-
port left Ia doubt OF its immediate sig
niItcancc
Rails were little 1rurc than irregular
during the first half Of the session, with
= new low rc,'"ri Tor -. t'au! preferred
NJ 6S. Early reports from Washington
We're rather conflicting. hut the ARSE In
ti,natiun ~ the proposed suspension OF
the Sherman law resulted III rebound
- which prices were carried NV" 10 Al
MOS; points i,l.,v,: Invest levels.
Industriais 'Er.i tn. .ntirc wae list. as
wall AS shippinSS. c"rptrS and special
r:es SHARED IN III" advance. United states
steel for ..Aururt" rallied from its l"w
OF aSa. {" So. with CORES QnnCtnE
gains elsewhere.
Decided strength :u!,.l L; the i"rs
activ" ","r" ,";;.. >:,h'S aggrcsattnS
$50. "r" shares.
The IT,. trn;u Washington was eS-
prrnlI:. 'i.a>,y 10y r"stSru.ut additional
uufav"rt6l- stat :,r.::'$ - railway earn
ingS. Money rats were rs,tt!:c ''nSy.
but ti:tu. funds N-r.. "a smaller supply.
Bombs w..r' !"t,A I"r time. bur
strength. ned wtl:i I:"' stock last. Lib
er,: As ruled al a." ~ 49, and the
3i:'S at ~, q. ">1- Total sales (par
vhlurp a,n"unt.d - $..lju. nan. i'n;:cd
States b.n,IS ,"id issues N.Y." un"hnrs-
ed OF, cal. r"u;o.u =; losing :, "u >:i.':
Logan & Bryan's Closing Stock Letter.
By lr.va'.. Wiz. :" \. l.. M!,St".I X -.
NEW YORK. I".y. tn" gloom a.:
The f"C"u""m whoa ."w"" prices ih;,n
thoS. ~ r..S;.r.l:. w.r,- rr.'nrcl,-rs WAS
d,sprii".. :a.."w!ng th.' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
that the !. co. r.'.":;IuI'.n'!."i til" s''iZ-
urr ~ AL ;:- railroads -; III" country,
hy the government ~ Il war !a"aS;!r".
Supplements. :" ;n.> .,d:";. vas n"
rccou,iu.nG.r' ,nn .,a, ,.t,,. wa."h hr"uIh;
slDu; :, -.iI.4:i..,l... chang; n sentiment;
that IN tn.. ..ve..; -: S...z;-. :!Ii,Ir@ place.
the ruInrri,S..u .ri:.'S ::,:t: r.. E.'v''r'. .
snen: Shoals. ;aH- St";,~ - I'inCt:.'".. ,h'
proper :. ;i:'ts :" ~. - ~ III i".-~-
.nt outstanding >'..,'i,s '''l t."l.'!. e: II.
carries. -:
rr'nis latter :..,."ir.G"n,i ,tinn II carried
out and VII. n - ,!"':l.' Will 20 :,,:tl":-
lied $:,".:,' huv.. :,.urh /. d.. ~ifh 49,
couragtrE nuti-r> u: ,acin;i> -s.i!.al'!
securities. Il: ~. S;.Iig.. t::u.: t">t ring
more optimistic. sentiment: AID hs .-',...''-
ed in a. k"..n-: desire: "u n" paci q! IN.
Investing ls!:.,i'. :" purchase 'n"'r. tr"'-
". many g.: ~. h.cn grad. railroad t.
sizes whj,l ar. ~'i!:tS 2; >.:hn"rn,ai
prices :.,A. So :in'v ,'.sc.,n,,~s :.,r h.-
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4tudontS Club

r. Mrs George J. rmstead was hostess
10 tho students club At her home on
Maple avenue, Tuesday evening. 4 short
prnera-n was rendered and very enjoy
able zine had by all the members.
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Cash quotations: Corn. No. yellow,
old "2:: No. ; yellow. old Els: new
1S3Tlau; No. 4 yellow 16s91S3.
Gets. No. 8. white T5A 9TeE; stand
ard T5ti CT.
rye. No. :. 18o81Sa.
Pork nominal. Lard 1881. RIBS ESQ
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~. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, ". Va. per. 8. Il.
Furuisheu lh" 'lnte.likcnGcr hY a. d
Musten * Co. members New York Stock
Exchange, National BAuI; OF West var
gina building Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
T. Braud. manager.
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TOLEDO, Dec. 6.-Wheat. caGh 2l7.
Clcyerseed. prime cash. old 1850:
new ;I617: December SlG.17: January
slGo5: February $3.50; March $3.50.
AlsiIse. prime cash 314.bo; December
sl4.50: February $147o; March $14.So.
Timothy. prime cash old. sc.56: new
s3.67: December 1857; March $3.50.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. VA. Dec. S. -.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. T.
Mu4ten d Co, members New York StpcH
Exchange National Bank Of West Viz.
klnia building. Wheeling. VI. Va. Louis
L nj
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PETROLEUM

nuc.s :X.1;.. G.ur% G?l7?. average u
-an shipments. A".IHn: nv"rnE" 2@.'IG
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NEW YORK CCR5 EIARKE.!

= W!IEE.;;NI;. ~ "a. !'"~. -. -.
Furnished H." tate !i:Eenrer 81 4. e
Master, * CO. members New f""'t Stock
ExchanEr. National Ea::k, Of W"s' Eir-
gina building H'hcrii;iI.. x. Va. l.5u!s
!,
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WUF:EIIN'i, ". Va. n"r &. IT
F>,irnisn,i; The Iu;.'i!t:rnrcr 10y i. Z.
Maeten & 90. mr,uh"rS >:sw York Stock
E1chanre. Sati"ra; Eant K WIS: Eir-
S::r., iti,idint:. "@vtt!Hg. :" "a. Louis
T. BRAID. manager.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va. Doc 5. IL
Furnished The lntollicencer by a. L
Maa;sii y 30. mcIuoeTa New YORK Stnck
t.XchAnHc. National Bank OF West Y!r.
giniA building. Wheeling. w Va Louis
r. BRAND, manager.
Gro u AL