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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-13
LITTLETON

11TTLETON, w. Va. Jan: 12.-Mr.
no lrte u Jones Of Moundsville, spent
sunday here with friends:
Miss Mary Renner Of Hundred spen'
Sunday here with friends.
Miss Mabel Owen has returned nomo
! after n short visit with friends In MAI
'''i Mr. Read Games Of Roseby's Rock
visited friends here Saturday and sun
day
Miss Abbie Poland Of Georgetown
Mrs. c. Fl. Kelley Of Fairmont, was q
business visitor here Thursday.
Miss Alice Miller Of Endicott. Is visit
ing her brother here for a few days.
The Misses Flora and Mildred DOW.
ney have returned home a1ter wv
weeks visit with friends in Morgan
town!
Miss Rhea Bradley has returned hGme
after a few days visit with her sister
Mrs. o. A. Richmond at Pine Grove.
Miss Marguerite Co1ghiin mas ith
turned home after snort Vis'e VIII
friends IN Fairl1ont.
Mr.. Bert Henderson was a business
visitor in Clarkshurg Thursday.
Miss Helen Riser is spending @ rev
DAYS with friends at Deep Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shrene nave . IT,
turned home after a few days visit WIKI
the formers parents at Cincertty;
Mrs. John Underwood visited fr1enos
in Hundred Wednesday.
Miss Ida Taylor Of Hundred spent
Thursday here with friends: ,ad
Mrs. George Church has returned
home after few days visit with
friends in Sfoundsville.
MIR. John Cullian Is business Vlsl.or
In New Martinsville this week;
Mr.. Clarence Allcnder. Is a business
visitor in New Martfnsville tnls week.
Mr.. Clarence Allender Is a business
visitor in Baltimore for few days
MI H. Bogard spent Sunday WIN
friends in Hundred:
Mr.. viii Lally Of Wheeling. attended
tho funeral Of John fitzgerald here Fri
Miss Louisa 'Kearney Of Clarksburg,
is visiting her parents here for few
Mr. r. j. Clarkson was business
visitor in Clarksburg Wednesday.
Mr.. Ed. Hutchinson Of Cameron. spent
Tuesday here with friends:
Mr.. and Mrs; John Hickey OF Wneel-
Mr.. Albert Daushcrty. who is en-
ploycd in Wheeling is visiting his par
ents here for q few days.
Mr.. Glen Rex Of Hundred. spent Sun
day with friends in town.
Mrs. L.. V. Meighen was shopping IN
Wheeling. Thursday.
Miss Eva. Dye Of Hundred. spent Sun
day here with friends.
DR.. 4. II. Rinehart Of McMschen. was
business visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. Ralph Moore Is on the sick LIST
this week.
Miss Laura OFT has returned home
after few days visit with friends at
Meadow Brook.
Mr.. John Loudansloger spent Sunday
with his parents at Warrington.
DIR. Basehoar of Moundsville, was a
business visitor here Tuesday and We'd
neSCaH.
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- hin : 7urkle entertained ne nc,
e,, VS. school I. ass Of Little girls, ~ ir
SUNNI SUNNI in a very pleasant manner r.n =.
the Presbyterian chMrcn; Dot
No.. r evans is spending me
at his homo near west L'o'
cry Miss Helen slitfc. who was taken ~ u
,,S1In visiting a friends in Marlee'A' -
much improved. o. suffering with
la grippe. Loretta Seybold
Of Wheeling. were Ine
AIy'p' + Oates Is a StcuoenV'iis
''1 1t a. reported that John Nolte; WI"
hoe bnen confined In the North w q
Ing hospital for the past SIX "ecN'' -~
developed gangrene. ~,v.d from
Mrs w p Stewart. VINO arr1'eu 80
pa,t,a c,IoeIr Thursday, where she na.
hnrn for treatment. is very HluCn AA
proved. Ia grippe
e. r carothcrs resumed work yester'
day after an illness Of La srlppet; NJ.
v: E: Maps 1.,to of . EsstgSas;
The choir of the Presbyterian chu u =.
held n very interesting practlcs las
night. at which time several ne" Hie
hers we're added to the personnel: 49,.
On account Of the cold weatneerE, .,s ns
work Of roofing the corpus LII 1871
church has been SUSPENDED. ua,
q busincss visitor in Warwood yester-
day. ,ha leland,
Miss Bertha Miner or the 1slanu'
visited friends yesterday.
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CONSERVATISM NOTED
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Dun's Review
Tomorrow will say:
With the end Of the holidays and an
nual settlements business has regaincd
momentum In many branches and sec
lions, though wholesome conservatism
md caution are everywhere manifest
Each week the question Of future econo-
mic establishments enters more largely
into calculations and doubts MS to the
changes that must ultimately he effect
ed cause hesitancy both in legitimate
trade and industry, and in speculation
While the outlook Is obscure, both buy
ers and sellers alike recognize that tran
sition to moro natural range OF COM
modify prices Is Inevitable and among
interests whose requirements are cover
ed far ahead there is disposition TO de-
fer purchases In anticipation OF conces-
sions Yet after long period OF extra
ordinary buying some abatement Of de-
mand is to be expected. and with the
works booked to capacity for months to
come there Is little. II any. yielding
among producers, who still are concern
ed with the problem Of making dellH-
cries on previous contracts than IN Sc
curing additional orders.
Weekly bank clearings s5.367.O7o.
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Council Meeting.

Last evening. Warwood council met
lin regular session. Several bills which
were incurred in the recent election were
,passed on and ordered paid.
. \ communication from the Wheeling
Traction Company. recalling all passes
used by the town officials, was read. a
motion was made that the Sl50 that the
town had appropriated tat an appropria-
ton meeting held in October) for char
itv be turned over to the Warwood Cir
Gle Of Kings Daughters, but, after the
question was carefully considered, II was
found Illegal. and the motion was lost.
Council deciding that no PUBLIC money
could be turned over 70 an outside party,
the town only having the right TO extend
charity to It's needy citizens, through
the town officials, and not by an outside
i The next meeting night was set for
January 26, at which time the present
council will close up all the years ouSi-
ness and arrange to turn over all BOOKS
to the incoming council and mayor on
January 81.
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WARW00D
Literary Society,

The Warwood Social Center Literary
Society will meet on next Tuesday. even
ing. January 16, at 7:45 o'clock in the
Center Warwood school house.
The following program VIII be given:
THE Bible as Litcraturc".
.:.....P rof. w. w. Kemp
The Experiences Of Il Travelling Man.
YIN. Chambers
Debate. "Rcsnlvrd. That Political Par
ties arc Il Letrimcnt Of Our Best Gov
ernmcnt" .................
Affirmative: MeSSrS. y. L. Frances.
J. IT, Montgomery. Nc cative: Mcssrs.
o. 7. Tary. Chas. Smith.
Reading Sclrrt"d) ......J j. l. fouty
Debate. "Rosolvrd that Immigration
should be further restricted by the
Affirmative: Prof. Marion Fair. Mega
tive Rev. T.. I. Carson.
~ Stcreoptican Tour Of the United
States" ...........P Prof J. Z. Evans
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Envortb 1,aaoue Election,

Tho leader Of The league service or
January 10th WAS the pastor. II. 0. Tea
garden, the subject for the evening was
Missions" At the conclusion of the
services the scmI-annuul election Of of
licers was held and the following presi'
dent and cabinet elected: President
Miss Anna Luke: first vice president
Miss Elsie Caldwell; second vice presi'
dent, Miss Odessa Rigglc; fourth vice
president. Mr.. Glen Daguc: secretary
Miss Lille May Winters; treasurer
Miss Agnes Luke: organist. Miss Elsie
Caldwell. The league begins the new
year with $50 In the treasury. which
speaks we'll for The past president and
his efficient staff
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SUGAR

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.--Raw 9uee9
steady; centrifugal $3.50; mola9c
$4.5o; refined steady; fine granu@ee~
1915.
Ing BY local commission houses, In en-
pcctation Of more liberal offerings froe
Cuba At noon prices were on q 1eu
points
Closed steady and unchanged 20
points lower; Narch $4.O5; May seen
July S4.12. II
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WOOL.

BOSTON, Jan. 1.-THE CommsfetM
Bulletin will say tomorrow:
There has been fair demand 70
wool in the Boston market this week
both on account OF the woolcn en1
worstcd manufacturers. Prices have
been firm with a tendency toward hlene
~ levels. although marked advanced
have occurred. Current business At IN
mills Is moderate. Advocates from the
west Indicate that contracting OF thu
now clip Is proceeding slowly-at slgha
ly higher prices"
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HARDWOOD AHafR,

a large number OF basketball fans
from out Of town attended the Sisters
ville-Union High school basketball game
played here last night.
Yesterday was day day for the en-
ployes OF the Riverside works Of tho
National Tube company.
w. II. Haver will leave within q few
days for Pittsburgh to assume his new
duties as assistant superintendent Of the
Pittsburgh division Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company.
Mrs. E. l.. Lehew OF F1irmont Is
spest Of friends and rela,iyes'
Mrs. George AlbauBh Of Akron, is
spending q few days In Benwood with
friends.
Andrew McCord. an employe OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company.
who has been off duty on account Of
illness, has returned to work
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sE1IHS OF sARNoNS.
Wfu Ne Delivered by 3sv. Howard, IT
the xAna Street Il j. Church.

Rev J. H. Howard. d. D.. pastor Of
been indisposed for several days. has
sufficiently recovered to assume his
dsties and beginning January II. will
give special sermons for which he will
pa rdonable Sin." or AN Offense With
out a Remedy" "a Religion for To-day
and Tomorrow" or "The Test Of Vital
Truth :" THE Atonement in the Think
ing Of To-day" or Tho Correct View Of
Salvation" "Recognition in Heaven" or
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ao+ Pin. and JalI sentsnc~.

Charles Miller, aH"ested at Benwood
Junction by police officers OF the Balu-
more and Ohio railroad, charged with
kidnapping. was given u fearing yes.
terday before Squire Wickham Of
Wheeling, and fined $50 and costs and
six months IN the Ohio county Jail. NIL
was about to board &. & D. train for
Clarksburg with l4year-old Mary Mer-
Ice OF Elm Grove. His strange actions
led u his arrest at the Junction
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NEW YORK. Jan 1-1Gel
paper 8x. Sterling 90 Day bills AS1A
commercial 60 day bills On bank4 am,
commercial 60 day balls I1iK, 1sasaa
E,SE:: cables s'.: IN E.,H ~ H.1s: S4nass,
s6E; cables 6sX Kronen. demand
;1i is; cables I'll IS. GuildsFs, osmand
iO&; cables %0X. Lres, demand W.
cables 6s2. Rubles demand 20 y; eeNe
29X. Bar silver TAN. Mexican ooliAr
67$. Government bonds steady. RAN
road bonds strong.
Time loans steady: 50 and % days ~
sH; six months 3k 63h.
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LOGAN & RRrAN's GRAIN LITTER

{Rv nri-ate wire to \. r. Masten Coz
CHICA GO. Jan. 12.--Wheat-No
doubt :urt her short covering Will DC
seen on the political news. but mas
much as export inquiry seems to have
dropped off the same is necessary to
maintain prevailing prices. would take
advantage of all rallies to make sales
Corn-Any increase in price should
give further sales by the country ana
as in wheat export inquiry lacking. do
not look for unturnS to hold.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE metal az
change quotes lead $3.50: spot dull; eHoS
not received
Copper steady: electrolytic nrst, ssot
ond and third quarter $3.50 q $3.50.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin nrm; eno1
$l2.62h 649.12h. {
London not recefvet
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SAND HILL

SAND HILL, ". Va. Jan. 12.-At the
deceased late home. known as In 1s
Wheeling Creek, two miles above Viola
the funeral services were held for Mr.
Hugh Church. at 1890 a NJ, by Rev'
Miller. pastor Of the Mt. Hope church'
The interment WAS made in Tie NJ l.
Hope cemetery. Tho deceased was CRU
cally III for O week previous 10 HIS
death with typhoid pneumonia,
Mr.. Church was son Of Mr.. James
Church of Calls, Marshall county. ana
was widely known and 4ighly esteemed
man. He was In his SO year. He is sur
rived by wife and daughter and son.
aged respectiYelY L. and tive years.
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~ = rborch

Announcements for NJ. +. chuch sun
day school ut $40: preaching service ri
1890; prayer meeting al p. n. Mr..
Chas Jones will be leader. Epworth
league "Wednesday night ut $50 o'clock.
Miss Agnes Luke will be leader and at
the conclusion Of the services the newly
elected officers vii be installed. All are
ordially invited To be present at the
installation services.
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socta, and Festival Tuesday,

Final arrangements have been COM
pleted for the social and festival to be
given IN the Fourth and Fifth ward fire
departments Tuesday evening. it was
announced last night by committees in
charge OF the affair. The object OF tho
festival is for tho benefit OF the re-
modelling Of an automobile into fire
truck The affair will be held In the
Fifth ward fire department and promis-
cs TO be one Of the most enjoyable OF
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League net.

At the Lower Sand Hill school house
on January 18th. the Sand Hill Epworth
League will banquet its members. Every
member IS expected TO be present and
bring ono other who might possibly join
The league. We wish 10 double the
membership thn following year.
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CLOSING STOCK IErTE1
tBy private wire to Fidelity Investment
Assoriation.1

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE allies
reply did not give the market the eS,
pected impetus this morning. Shrewd
traders stood Oft preferrlng to await de.
velopments. The fear seems to be that
Germany will pursue q bold policy with
submarines and possibly involve the
United States. There is nothing visible
to support this fear, but traders are
very cautious the market being without
leader on the bull side, 1t appears
likely prices will seek lower level for
the present. at least.
(From Harris Winthrop and co..
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.STOPPACE OF EXPORT
BUYING AFFECTS WHEAT
Profit Taxing by Bulls Holds Prices
Dovu-corn and Oats Also
Finished Down.

CHICAGO. Jan. lS-Almost complete
stoppage OF cXport$buying added greatly
today 10 weakness which the wheat
m roaqke developed as a result OF profit
taking by bulls who had anticipated the
reply OF the Entente Allies to President
Wilson. Prices closed nervous sc to
ENC net lower with May at sl:s4A to
si'S5 and July at $3.50 to Sl5OS. Corn
finisted &c down. and oats Off &c to
sc. An advance Of 10 to 81 -ents was
the outcome OF the provisions.
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q G Elnct 0HtcarA

The Sand Hill Sunday scnool elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Superintendent. Mr.. Brice Dague;
assistant superintendent. Mr.. W. II.
Turner: secretary. Miss Agnes Luke;
treasurer. Mr.. VIII Rigglc; Missionary
treasurer, w. II. Turner; organist. Miss
Elsie Caldwell: assistant organist, Miss
Florence Jones.
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BENWOOD
wntar MunIcipal Station.

indicate that within a short time Z
meeting Of the citizens of Benwood will
be called for the purpose Of discussing
some means OF getting around paying
granted the Benwood -McMechen Consol-
idnted Water company by the public
service commission. At tho hearings it
was brought out that the present rate
OF the company was not sufficient to
enable them 10 pay the expenses Of op-
Grafton.
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RIG or, ADVANCE

INDEPENDENCE. Kans.. Ian. L.
An advance of 10 cents a barrel FOL
crude oil posted by the Prairie Oil AM
Gas company here today brought tn
nrire up 10 $40. said to he 10 cent!
higher than ever was paid before In tht
mid cont nrnt Held.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Butter firmer;
creamery higher than extras 4oE q
41c; creamery extras t92 sc"rel 81 y %
Eggs excited. fresh gathered extras
frsts 3TN Q39c: nearby hennery whites
er 45dD52c; refrigerator seconds tn
flrsts sT1a q SOC; nearby hcnncry. whites
fine TO fancy 59G soc: nearby hennery
browns 81 T5Sc.
Cheese firm: state held specials 2tA
@24Iac; do. average fancy 23h @24c.
Dressed poultry firm: chickens cog
PIC: fowls $50 &c: turkeys 20 q SIC.
Flour unsettled,
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ul--Trlnsfer books close Den 20 for regular quar-
tery dividend OF Vi per cent payable Dec "a: and
on January 20 for extra dividend Of ~ per cent
payable Feb. l.
ts)-TraAsfer bonn close Jan. IS. rur per cont
dividend. payable Jan 20.
t5)-Trnnsier books close Jan. %. for b 81 oSnf
cash dividend payable IAN 81
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NJ Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. IL, II.
Furnished The Intelltgencer by A. f.
Masteu ( Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Elr-
Einia building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
E Brnrd manager
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srANpaRp BOOSTS PRICE

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.---Thc Standard
oil Company Of New York today an
nounccd an advance of % points in the
price Of refined petroleum. for export
rlakin9 refined in cases l2.25 cents per
GALLON, tanks sc and barrels 9.15c.
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CHICAGO. Jan. l2.-Hogs, receipts
%. On0 head: active 10 cents 10 10 cents
above yesterdays average: BULK S!V,1o
S5ml0.S0: heavy STUBS q 1885; rough
sIG.35 T l6.5U; pigs s7.75 a :S5.
Cattle. receipts 2.0O0 head; weak. Ma
tive beef cattle SITS q l1.So; western
steers $3.50 1000; stockcrs and feed
ers $3.50 GS.S5: cows and heifers S4.4o "
1000: calves 1918 q 14.25. :
Sheep, receipts 1000 head: unsettled.
Wothers s9.5OG 1865: ewes sT.2S q
1925; lambs S11.G0@14.00.
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- % W e MAAfi1dR

The Z. K. ". c. held Il business meet
ing last night in the Presbyterian
church, followed by an interesting
social hour.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. IL. II.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. e.
Mosten q Co., members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Eir-
ginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
+ Brand, manager.
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THROUGH CAR SCHEDULE
wARWooD RENWooD
NORTH BOUND.

FROM BENWoOD:
Daily except Sunday-5:l5 r. III.
and every fittecn minutes thereafter
until 1900 midnight, kept thst
1855 D. NJ. car goes TO First street
only. Cars leaving al 1915 and l2:3o
Il. m. go TO Tenth street only.
SUNDAY only-6:0U u m, $3.50 O. M,
700 H. H., 7.SU a m, and every hfteen
minutes thereafter, the schedule from
then on being the same as week day.
FROM TENTH STREET:
Daily except Sunday-4:3o a m
and every fifteen minutes thereafter
until 1900 midnight. Last car. 1850
q. III. 1915 cur 10 First street only.
Sunday unly-5:lo. 5:45. b:15. $3.50,
700, 100, 500 n. m. and every fifteen
minutes thereafter. The schedule
from then on being the same AZ week
day.
FROM WARWooD:
Daily except Sunday-4:53 a. m.
and every fifteen minutes thereafter
until! 1887 p. m--iast car to Ben
wood. Cars leaving at 1853 p. NJ,
1908, 1928 and 1888 90 TO Tenth
street only. Cars leave Warwood for
First street only at 1:23 q m.
Sunday only-6:38. sos, 6:36. S.53,
1928. 1888. 1853 and 8:23 g. m. and
every hfteen minutes tn GREATER. tho
schedule from then on being same as
w VII l r1Ao11oz co1rAHx.
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rnnortant to LOYAL Daughters.

All the members OF the Loyal Daugh-
tiers arc urgently requested to he pres
cnt at school tomorrow morning. a
business meeting of Importance is TO
be held Immediately following Sunday
school,
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. -. IT.
Furnished The In,erligencsr by A e.
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vlr-
GINA building. Wheeling, W. Va Louis
; F. Brand. manager.
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pITTsBlrRGH. Pa, Jan. &c

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. l2.-Cattlc
steady; supply light. Choice $3.50 %
1926 prime $1,000 q 100.
Sheen, steady; supply light. Prime
wether s9.50G 1925: culls and commons
s4.00@5.50: lambs s9.5OQ14.35: veal cal
yes $3.50 q $500.
Hogs steady: receipts 10 double decks
Prime heavies s11.25 T11.30: mediums
S1l.2O@Il.25; Heavy workers. sll.0QN
iI20: iikht workers. $l0.25Gl0.6O: pigs
sg.T56l0.00: rnughS Sg.50Gfl040.
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waiting at MISS Deans Home.

A meeting will be held this evening
at the home Of Miss Marcella Dean, or
the program committee which is ar
ranging for social Ia be given in tho
IT. z. church on Thursday eVe1Eng'
January is.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va, JAN IL. II.
Furnished The Intelllgencer by =, f.
Nosten e Co, members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank Of West Viz
einIa building, Wheeling. W. Va Louis
i, u nd N
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| Bid. ASK.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

! WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. IL. II.
Furnished The 1ntelllEencer ny. A. T.
Maaten q Co, members rev FORK Stock
Exchange. NATIONAL Bank Of West Viz
Tinia building, wheeling. w. Va Louis
If Brand, manager.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING, W. Va. Jan. IL, II.
Furnished Tho 1nteIliEencer by A. E..
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank Of West Vir-
gInia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
F. Brand. manager. ..-
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Wheat-No. 9 red s1.ss91s4; No. 3
red S1.8991.e0: No. 2 hard $7.9f; No. 3
hard nomial.
Corn-No. yellow sT5sc: No yell
low S40e6c; No. white 96W96iac.
Oats-No. 3 white So @57Nc; stand
ard 57&57Sc
Pork-$295o.
ard-$15.57@l5.62.
Rlbs-Sl4,1241 last.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.


c,etv.- The evening was spent IN
Inc, and dainty refreshments
tbc interesting affair.