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Bank of England Statement.

LONDON. Nov. THE weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve de-
creased f353.O00; circulation increased
100000; bullion increased fl43.275 ;
other securities decreased $4,000: pub
lie deposits Increased f2.142,000: other
deposits decreased f253l 900: notes re-
servo decreased f270.0o0: Government
securities increased fl1S.000.
The proportion OF the banks reserve
10 liability this week is 1907 per cent. ;
last week IT was 1913 per cent. Rate
OF discount 5 per cent.
The sun., 1918-11-08
METAL MARKET.
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Paw
Record. able
A. d. Little. Inc, pf, a. -. Nov. Nov / )
Fed. Ttlltles Co, Inc. pt,
O, lh% ,.....,,,,,,,.,Nov Is Dec 2
Am cot OF Co. q. g Nov. ~ Dec. I.
Am Cot. OIL CO., pr, $. a.,
So ....,,.,....;...,....N Nov, II Dec, .
Lanston Monotype Machine
TAMPA TS Il eG. Co.. a. ,2iG.,No nov nov y e
Homestake Mining Co, M.
Hartman Corp, a, si25.,. Nov. 20 Dee. Z
South, Ry. Co, pr. A. a.,
Mics Remie;nit.Pond Co.. a, 49, - NOV ~
Niles Bcment- Pond Co, pr.
q, IN Ct,,....,....,.., Nov. Nov 20
VIII. Garter 60, pr a..
lts% ,s..;'''....D Pee, g Dee. i
Nat Grocer Co. pt. 8 a, az Dec. 20 Dec 81
Riordan Pulp a. Paper co..,
Pratt a. Waai,in,c;y; 20. pr a.. nov 10
! IA 90 ...,r,.,,,,,. NOV. Nov. 20
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MTERBoRouGH NOTES SOLD.
"as'%oo,O0o 3 Year 2 Per Cent,
Issue Disposed OF at es Ia.

All Of the s3s.4oo,ooo three-year Z
per cent convertible notes OF the In
.eroorough Rapid Transit Company,
wnieh were offered for subscription at
seha a few weeks ago, have been sold
according to statement issued yester-
Jay. A notice was sent to syndicate
participants by J. p. Morgan & Co. as
mead OF the syndicate announcing tina,
an members of the syndicate are re.
leved from ell liability In connection
with the underwriting.
The bankers permit syndicate men,
pers to put in subscriptions UP to 10
a. M: Monday covering any sales they
may nave under way for themselves or
their customers Subscriptions OF this
character. however, will be subject 10
allotment
The sun., 1918-11-08
London Money Market.

LONDON. Nov. Mooney as per cent.
Discount rates--Short and three months
bills. 317-32 per cent Gold premium
at Lisbon. 500; consols for money,
Slls: British per cent. loan. 9iHs ;
British 4Ia per cent loan, 99i.
The sun., 1918-11-08
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. Nov t. Cotton-Spot
steady; prices higher. American mid
ding fair. 24.24d.; good middling,
2S56d. middlng. 2293d. low middling.
2lS6d.; good ordinary, 2036d,; ordl-
nary. 1884. Sales. 1000 bales. includ-
ing 100 American. Receipts, 1000
bales, no American. Futures closed I'M
settled.
The sun., 1918-11-08
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


3.3 FOurth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH. Pa, November 4th 1919
dividend Of Seventy-Five Cents I7SI
per share has been declared on the capital
stock OF this Company, payable MondaN
December 10th, 1915, to Stockholders n
Record at the clos" Of business Saturday,
November card. 1918.
For purpose OF this dividend tho trans
fer books Will be closed from p NJ Satur-
dav. November c3rd, to A. NJ. Tuesday,
December Eth.
All communications regarding payment
or change Of address should he sent to this
ottCe not later than SATURDAY., November
eNrl L A TAnMEN SDrrntnrN
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CENTRAL ARKANSAS RAILWAY AND
LIGHT CORPORATIONS PREFERRED
SThk DIVIDEND Nh o2

NEW YORK, November q. 1918.
The Roard Of Directors has this day de-
clared the Twentv-third consecutive quar-
terry dividend Of one and ThreN-quar-
tiers Per Cent on the Preferred Stock Of
the Central Arkansas Railway and Light
Corporation. payable on November 30, 1918,
TO the stockholders Of record as of the
clos" or business November IL, 1918
Checks will he mailed. Transfer books
Will not be closed
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Live stock Market. In Other cities

CHICAGO, Nov, Hogs Receipts. ~
coo; market closed dun; mostl 81 g5C. lover
than Yesterdays average. Butchers sITSS
dlS3o; light. tl7.25R 20 packing S16Ts
a 6h: throw uts s. lGi t.1O. pigs, goo
to choice, l45Gil li.SO
Cattlc--Receipts 10000 good vciPn' ma
tive Western steers strong 20 -, higher
others slnT: Chuics ,uWs ami heifrre
steady. common Kind SLOW. ii,. Iagtr. b,s.
stnCkcrs and feeders stro0g E.pr vttt'r
mon and medium. $3.50 e.. hutrhor
stock. cows ana heifers. stUl; rnu0prs
and cutters, sjTG: stocters AMI rred"Fs,
rlor. common and medium. s74o.7;. veal
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Trading quiet ON Bonrse.

PARIS. Nov Trading was quiet on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent.
rontes. SO francs for cash: exchange on
London. 26 francs centimes: 6 per
cent. loan, 81 francs Sc centimes.
The sun., 1918-11-08
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF
PITTSBURGH. TRUSTEE.
ptttshur~h p.nnsyIyunia
NOTICE.

THE UNION Trust COMPANY OF
PITTsBukGM. TRUSTEE.
Pittsburgh. PennsyIvania:
Notice to Holders Of New York Shipbulld-
ing Corporation First Mortgage Thirty:
Year Five Per Cent. sinking Fund Gold
Sso on; dated ,o November l. 1915 due
Pursuant to Section / OF Article Four of
the Mortgage OF the New York Shipbuild-
pHny OF Pittsbursh, trustee. dated No.
rember !. 1916, securing its First Mort
gage ThirtyYear Five Per Cent sinking
Fund Gold Bonds. the undersigned Trustee
hereby gives notice that the bonds OF such
issue will be purchased by the Trustee for
tho Sinking Fund provided In said mort.
One Hundred Eighty-seven thousand Five
Hundred tsls7, j0O, being the moneys now
held BY It IN such Sinking Fund. The
Trustee hereby invites from the bondhold
ers offers FOR the sale TO It on NOVEMBER
IS, 1918. Of such bonds As provided in
| said Mortgage, sucn offers shall In each
offered. The lowest offers to tho asgre-
gate amount not exceeding an amount sum
Client as nearly as may he to exhaust such
| moneys now held in the sinking Fund will
be accepted. provided that the price or
prices accepted Will In no event exceed, in
addition to accrued interest, one hundred
AS soon as may he, on or after Novem Der
is. 1915, the undersigned Trustee will
| notify bondholders whose offers are &C
cepted, SO that delivery OF the bonds
covered by such acceptance may be made
10 the Trustee at It's ONCE in Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania on November %. 1915
All offers must be in writing, be enclosed
| in sealed envelopes. state tho number or
| numbers OF tho bonds offered, aud name
the price or prices at which the same are
| offered.
All offers must be received at the once
of tho Trustee on or before noon OF No
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH. TRUSTEE.
Pittsburgh, Pa, November l, 1913.
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SOUTHERN RAIIWNY COMPANY.

New YORK, November 7. lHlN.
4 dividend OF NO and -h,lf nor cent.
HI e. on tho Preferred Stoot Of south.
ern Railway Companv hps his dhv heen
declared hy the Board II Directors paw
able on November 50, 1918. to stockhoId-
ers o. record ~ tn" close OF business
November Is. 1915
r 6 WYNN Fccretarv
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MinneapoIi.,Grni Market.

fax. s8.S9ds91.
The sun., 1918-11-08

suited both on the break and the sub
sequent tumultuous advance. During
the earlier part Of the hubbub peace en-
thuslasts INDUCED In a premature cele-
bration and added to the confusion by
propelling grain samples and fags over
and among the hundreds Of excited
brokers In the pits.
Oats swayed with corn, but within a
narrower range.
Provisions were relatively inactive and
closed at the topmost quotations reached
on the overhasty peace bulge.
With the coming OF peace the United
States and allied Governments are con-
fronted with the colossal undertaking OF
feeding a large part of Europe. 1t was
reported that the Food Administration
in conjunction with similar organizations
abroad In now working on a plan for
the most equitable distribution OF re-
quired foodstuffs.
II was said that a survey OF the wheat
supply of the world has revealed the
fact that there is'in reality a surplus
an the main problem is to move II from
the producing countries to where II II
most needed. Apparently the plan now
under consideration includes the using
OF the Austrian feet for moving wheat
from Australia and India. 1t IL expected
that arrangements will also be made for
drawing on the big supply In the Argen-
tine. America. however. still stands as
the main source Of supply on account OF
the more advantageous position in re-
gard to transportation and huge exports
nre anticipated. At the same time ad-
vices from Washington said that by the
first Of January the use of substitute
flours will doubtless be very much re-
duced both here and in Europe.
CORN--Mnrket was the scene OF great
excitement owing to reports that the Ger
man representatives. had signed the armis.
tico on the Western front and that HOSTILE
ties had ceased. The trade was at some
what OF loss TO know how to construe
the news. and throughout tho day price
changes were quick and feverish both
ways. the close being ave. lower to NC;
yellow was quoted at ti.5sH; No. . yellow.
N.44. cost and freight New York.
OATS--Local cash market steady; stand
| ard quoted at TON a SOC: No. white. 10 q
| 7shc.; No. 4 white. 7sh Q7ec.; ordinary
| clipped white Tsd Soc, all elevator.
| RYE--Market steady: No. 9 Western.
Sl.77. elevator export
BARLEY-Mafket irm; feeding. sl.05:
| milling, sl.ll. coat and freight New York.
HAY-Market steady; No. /. $500
| 1856; No. .. tls5q1.75; No. >. $3.50 LEO.
CHICAGO PRICES.
wednes.
The sun., 1918-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA Crude OIL Market.

OIL CITY, Pa. Nov. Credit bal
ances 81; runs 123.4SS barrels, average
30, sbs; shipments $1,000. average
4l,e21.
The sun., 1918-11-08
~ y. 2 7 = II 2, 7 II dVHTFTI
ST. JOSEPH LEAD COMPANY,

November :. ials
\ dividend Of MY cents per share on
the outstanding capital stock Of the above
company has been declared payable be
oemher 20, 1915, to STOCKHOLDERS u record
az the close Of business December y. 1918
Tho transfer books OF tho company VIII
close DscCmb"r ., 1915. and reopen
The sun., 1918-11-08

The Board IT Directors Of The American
Cotton Oil Company, on November !. 1918
declared semi-annuRl dividend Of three
per cent upon tho Preferred stock ana
quarterly dividend Of ono per cent
upon tn" Common Stock OF the Company
both payable December g. l9lS, 1T this
Ranking Hous" OF WINSTON. T.anier & Co.
So Cedar s.. Nsw York CITY,
The sun., 1918-11-08
EARNING STATEMENTS.
Railroad.

COLORADO AND SOUTHERN.
The sun., 1918-11-08

SPOKANE VALLEY LAND q WATER 60.
Dec. 18th. 1915, WIN. Weaver Heaton, Trustee
Spokane Valley Land Water Go. Consolid A.rd
Mortgage Bonds, viii call Ave 81 900 bonds for
redemption jan. lSt 1919. at Jos. at ONCE OF
bay 4 Hehton, so Broadway, New York.
Nov. LIST, 1918. u. {. CDRBIS. President
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WARRINGTON

4 large party nf ladies surprised Mrs.
F.. W. Halfust and il"r sister al their
home on Burt Hill Friday evening and
spent an enjoyable s"ciN tiin'' MTS.
l!alfasl with her family Will leave som
for Oklahoma 'rh"rr they VIII make
their future home.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Lyle have gone
L. OuantIrn. Va: II visit their son Les
liz. VINO is in training with the l. ,.
Marines.
Mrs. Irnnir Hess. Of Fairmort' visit
cd her friends here this week.
Miss Margaret Leonard visited 1rlehos
in Fairmnnt this past week..
sir. and Mrs. II. II. slarkc and son
are home after y visit with relatives III
Martins Ferry. ohio.
w. !. krau& mud GcorG" prth are
spending tea day vacation III New
Y"ri, city.
MIR and Mrs X. Il. carpenter haze re-
turned I" ih,ir HON" in Wheeling alter
Il visit with r,laiIy'" h"rr.
Mrs. kmbcrlin and daughter. MISS
Am-l,a I.aruc. left for their home IN
Nrra.la. Mo. after Il visit with IN" Tor
mcr's daughter. Mrs: \. l.. Prichard.
l.. :. Nicely has returned from Clarion.
Pa. after several days visit there.
Miss Helen Orchard has left Tor
Nicr,nn. w. Va. where she will teach
this winter.
Mrs. l.. II. Hess and daughter. Helen.
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MARKET .
AGAIN NERVOUS

SF.w YORK. Sept. l0.-St"cks we're
n.r> Gus and Ens"'ti'ot again t""'s!' ''S
condition b"InE generally 2scrieea "a ~
NOR, stringent rrGulitIons respecting
bank loans. Considerable itQuta;li'Nh
was witnessed N the first Ronr' MAN!
stop loss orders being uncoE"r"o.
shorts were !urliued to enlarge tnell
COMMITMENTS, but siding of that "har
,rtcr was ,nln,tniz.d by the attitudc Oh
rho exchange authorities who "P'nrE
discouraged professional operations '"'
either account. -, e,,-
san, attention was paid u the tuF-
49, S.a. E,vnr,hIc war news. probably bs-
cause bulletins suggested = lnli IN Nv,
frhtins. Domestic DEVELOPMENTS. ASA
fror, tho MONETARY situation. haa nv ~
rect bearing on thr s-ocN r7st; ,,,ol
Tho tonnage report or IN" thtt,N
s;a,.s steel Corporation for August DIS DIS.
'closIu. q nominal decrease. WAS h@iulE
"A market factor. 1t is Eenc,alAE roor-
niz.d tina, IN" business At Tue ~.
ation is now practically on Il war pas
In Keeping with it's custom 81 -. -;
rears steel furnished p7cponoc' ~. t
shar.> of the dealings nj an r1tre'I''
cline Of tAs. Allied shares "ere ~ =
POINTS lower At their worst, ,,e ~
Rails figured cnrspicuouSiE IN l"' -
v.rsal. pa,;tirS. pranEerS. e"altlN -; 80
cotton carriers showing gross rccrss ,it'n,,
Of to ~ points. but r"ro'tL'"9
cubstan,ially for tho most part. ,a -,
t,npnsrs ShtppineS. oils. motors anu q
-, -,cd assortment OF sprclaltl"S tortt,I
cG ! to points. but hard"nco 49,
sIe,l and other leaders in the una MI,
when many losses wrr" tuiIE OK ~ 20 nnn
recovered. Sales amounted I" ''''o0'
shares. ,..,. ,ssues
Eonds were irregular. l-teertF iNS -
rallylnS after early cUncc%SionS:
minion OF Canada y 2 81 ~" S.!tto -"
point other int"rnationals 1 nar val
ucI aggregated ss.925. GOD Old i. n''eo
S,,,cs bonds were uualtercd on Call.
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Famous Wheeling Smokes
Soon to Be on Market

StrIpp"r girls were stripping Tobacco"
and scores -: rollers Were rolling Sl"S-
ics al the rnllark plant yesterday. MI
had In.ru til, "u II strike lar nearly
three. months. All wcr" back an Inc
irh Yesterday. The strike was settled
last week. the girls and men Icing
grnntd their DEMANDS nj increase"
wages.
The strippcr girl: arr AT work nj the
Marsh r;Ictury and within tho next few
DAVIS Ill thu old rollers "f that plant
will hays. returned 10 work. The last
feature Of the s,rikr will then hr over
Within Il short tim" III" old rclIhhlr
Marsh and Pullark si"Ei"S Will again be
in the market. These who d"clhrr there
is no substitute for Ihrs" we'll known
brands and who have been drnIc" ihcm
for some time. can soon EMO! MISS
nicotine Ia the limit.
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obi (jARff
Mrs Mary S. Marling.

Yesterday 'nufulmC ~ N.IN. ll NJ"
HON of her daughter. Mrs 5. y. car,
nlhan. .G%>i: thafiinr street. occurred
IN, death nC Mr.. Mary =. Mar!lnS. VIZ"
,C the hate William t. MariinE, wh" pre-
.....,!.d her Ia lhc SraIr four wears a';".
Mrs Marliug WAS III wears "I az.
Death WAS due to drnrSy. Sh" $ sur
yiv,rl hv tn, following children Mrs.
lanes Harris. of Elm Grove; Mrs. :.
\. I'a-nahan and Arthur "i Nh''''hE
and William who is snrIi"-whCr" ia
France. Sh" * also survived hy three,
hruth"rs and Tvs" sisters and h"SlS 81
friends. Sh" has been Il lifelong Moth
uiist having hcrn n"mhr ~! M
t'hapIin- street MrihutlSI t.Ti:r"IG''
church rnr moro than lW"uiE -fIv" Y"ak
Funeral SERVERS will |" held Thurs
day At W." t.. M. nj til" i'ia'''' -! deal a.
n charge. al thu Rev. q. -. sampson
Inirr,nrut at thu Sion" Church '"In"-
lrry AT Elm Grove.
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Chicago Live Stock =

CHICAGO. Sept. 1N.--Hogs. rc'"'pls
i poo: market active - /" 40 cent,
higher than yesterday: SOM" mixed ana
butchers 1880 Ct 2n.jh. new hiEh
rm,.nrd: lisht @0.rn 1t 40: pack inS
1910 II 1855; rough 81, " !s''''
Cattle. receipts .2.nh"; best native
steers strong: top l9.@". II NV high roc.
ord; westerns SLOW: mostly S'"ti?
cows and hrircrs steady /" j., rcntS
lower: calves strong. l;"c! cattle. GOOD
rhoirr and primo lT.0G n lao: COM
mon and medium lO:s' q 1 ns,fcrs 40
6r l4o5; Gamers and cutters $50 &c
80: stock"rs and fc"d"rS good. 'hoi"e
and fancy 100 a l4.ch: inferior. COM com,
mon and medium So" n pa. "ai
calves. good and rhnlr" IS" a la."".
Sheep, receipts "'.hhn: TAT lahnS
steady Ia higher; SON" natives :" cents
higher: top westerns 1910: on" i"th
choice natives lT.Ia: sheep ;nd year
linrs steady: fn"dlng lambs weak Ia
lover Lambs. chni"" and prlm" -"
Z. IS. 10: medium and good $500 Z" ll."'
curls 1000 n 1850. Ewes. choice and
rr,n;c II. so ~ ZOO: m"dlum and good
;6"j II ll5O; culls nn n $40.
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Elm Grove Contractor
Crushed Between Autos
Vincent Vercollotti Suffers severe
Injuries When Disabled Car And
Machine Collide.

Viu"Gnr Nrrroll"IIi. aged about 30
years. we'll EnnWn stone contractor ~
i67 Jones street. Film Grove. IS III INC
Ohio Valley General hospital. suffering
with Srv"r" BRUISES about tho body by
.hcing crushed between mn Hut" truck
and lar::' tuurlmS ear last night. IL
VA. r..p,,ric.h from tI" hospital carly
Ihi,, trnrulrg rh;:, II" I& not believed to
10. seriously hart unless: H. has inIrr"-
ally injured. this cannot bc determined
for Il few days.
Mr.. N,rc"llnuI WAS directing the
drawing. into Nh'rllu:; his touring rar
for repairs and III unr"unlng IN" ma
chimes Ia run Them down III" St"nc
church road thu CIR came together.
He was Immediately brought /" the
buSriirl rho truck WAS h"inE driven h!'
Patrick Cooley and ms brother. Llutni"
V"rrcllnIIi. WAS guiding thu disabled
:lui umnhIl".
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
Aerial Mail Carriers
Fell With Machine;
Only Slightly Hurt

NEW YORK. Sept. l0.--l1dward |'A'u
p.r and his mrchanician. carrying mai
ny airpanc from Chicago to he!inon'
Park. fell with their machine at HicNT-
willie. l.. J.. at ll.n'clnck tn-n'Gh'' i,o."
men were injured and taken 10 nos
rilnl at Mincnla.
Th. engine Of the airplanc CARRYING
,Iia rdn-r and Edward iiaddle, inc f'ec1t
nicinn went dead when they were d.
u height Of 7.n00 feet. hut the pilot o'o
moi lose control nf the machine ana VOL
p!;,trd most nf tho diStapc" l" Inc
ground. Both mon were suffering from
rxhauslion when taken In hosni'"l,
hui their injuries are not conslhrFc"
dangerous. They said they lost I'c'r
~ r"i srr Inc flares which were Kept
burning On the landing field as heacohs
for them.
Gardner left Chicag" IN n transform
4, 60 o'clock this morning.
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has returned home from Berkeley"
Springs.
F. q. Atha is business visitor IN
Washington. y. 6.
MIR. and Mrs IIoYard Furhcc ana
,,,urhter. Mrs. Alder. arc visitors al
Berkeley Springs -"
vrs " NJ Hess and son. Charles. 81
Eairmont. are visitors in town.
vim prudente is q visitor in Newt
York.
N;ss Lillian Hamilton. of Seven .
1.inrs is = visitor in town for n few
days. ,H
Mrs Anderson and daughter. Miss
Effie -Iarue. returned homo Hfter FislJ F."
with ;he formers son. who Is a llcutcn'
ant mt Camp Shelby. ="
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Efaw bavc, re-
,urnrd after a weeks visit with fricnd~
in Wheeling.
Mrs. Dick Slrum and Mrs. Al Levi, 81 g..
Nov York. arc visiting their parents
here, Mr.. and MIS-. William Host' OH
Main street
Mr. ard Mrs. Taylor Hess have re-
turned from Oklahoma. where thcH
sncnt ;hc past month with relatives.
Mr. F.. q. Murray has returned from
a business trip In the east.
MISC Frcda MilStead. of ClarkSburG.l5
/! r,,cst Of Miss Lulu Mcmillan.
e. Miss Helen 'Darrs has returned home
inter visit Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Phillips and
son. James. ar" home after week $: d,
yisi, a, Berkeley Springs.
Mrs. C. Howard Song and chiior"n.
Nancy and John. arrived home last
evening after several weeks visit at MI.
Lake Park.
Mrs. c. T.. Beatty and sons arc home
after spending the summer at MI. Lake
| Park. d.
Mrs. II. c. Anderson and daughter
! Fife ar. homo after spending the sum
! n,cr. with Iitrut. Harry Anderson al
! Harrisburg Miss. ...,
/ Miss NcnnI Davis IS homo after :
! visit with relatives in Wheeling.
Miss Gladys and Edwin HouEh lchv"
to-day to enter West, Virginia "rs-
! icvan at Buckhannon. for thc coming
/ term.
Mr. and Mrs. Spray Strnr1 and dauEh-
! for. E.liznheth. returned last evening
; from berkeley Springs. where they
/ hav, been for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. G. C"ffman 'eit Inst
evening to visit their son: Harold. who
! Is with the L. S. Marines In training
ut Quantico. Va
Miss Anna Curran has returned after
/ = visit At her home in Wheeling.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Sept. 10.--Th" Internal
tional Sugar COMMITTEE" announced last
night t!.t. tho traL"rnrI price ~ -
nor Mound delivered. duty paid for 90
test ccntrirugal sugar. refining r"int.
was for III" sole purpose If determining
tn" rcfnHrS' selling margin under th"ir
Voluntary agreement with the food adj
mInistrat,un. Tho announcement IN no
way chang I'll" basic pr'c" If fG3a
fixed on Jun" 81. i9lS. As generally
understood in the sugar cqUtil";ttioh
committee will absorb IN" difference
hrtwp.n he basic price "f G.r3j paid by
the International commit" lnd tho
,r,cc of rs fixed for sales I" r"iInrrS.
'rh.. market today was iittlr n"r"
active. with the ruInrnltt'" reporting
purchases "9S.2O0 baES of Nus"S ;urd
$500 bags of Porto i;ic"S at equal I"
B55 for centrifugal Will. III" rri''"
to- rcrincrs will he rs for c'nrrIfmrnL
In refined Their" WAS only m"d"rat"
lu,sInros reported AND prices w'r" un-
hanged NJ nIur cents t"r IN" lin.
.-ranu atCd.
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Henry Martin Hervey.

Following M illness al !"NHTai
months du, t. ailments "E advanced
wears Henry Margin H"rr"?. aged -
years. peacefully PASSED AWAY H"Si"r-
day morning. Death occurred IN IN"
home Of his cousin. Mrs. i"ll" McN ART
nry, Of Elm Grove. with whom h" had
madr his h"rnc for thr past :i"T"r;tl
wears. Mr.. H"rv"y MAS ON" "f tn" most
widely known and respected residents
of that con. muuity. H." was born IN
This community. wh"r" h. spent his "ntir"
life.
II" WAS the son of tn" lat" Toy
James Ii''ry"y and Mrs. Jam" M'ki hl'E
Hrrvoy. I;,,l. Ucrvcy having been pas
tor uf IN" Sinn" church al Film 'ir"H"
for clos" 10 fifty wears Sine" the death
Of his parents som" years nE". ne hiE'
rrfidrd with his cousin. Mrs. N'' arr %
nov, who with ono nephew and one niece
in Washington city. survive.
Funeral services viii b" held III IN"
l,lar. Of death t"m"rr"w ait"Eh""n III
. n'rlcm X. with int"rincut in St"n"
chm rch cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-11
ARTIFICIAL
RISE IN THE OHIO
RIVER THURSDAY

The. I-ritrd SiHt"s engineers ri h"" NJ
Nrrrling y.si,r3iily ordered another ar.
1ilicial r!eo ~ the ohio river 10 provide
a coal shipping stag" for IN" Grc"t
Ii.nnyha riyrr operators The order fol-
loves:
"l--Wairr will b. let nut Of tn" pools
ah"vr III" rh'" river dams for creating
wave for transporting coal down INC
t,lir ,:vrr 'r'm l>rtnwh" river. III" re-
Leasing ur the water IT, Cummcnr" NJ
du,n 81. H. ohio river at ) 4. M.
Thursday. September =" TIL" pools VIII
l,r drawn below norma, jewel as follows:
1rrm NJ. IT, ! foot: N". -. feet: No.
L.. ! fr"i: 'hr remaining pools down I"
ard Including lam NJ. -. f"t.
"""--Th, pools IN w. Kanawhn river
from Nm :: Down win also h" lowered
ON" tu"t h"i,'w i!nrmal !"r"l for tn" same
purpose aS ahuv5 stated!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-11
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK, Sept. ln.~-Euu"r firm:
,.r,,rn"rv higher than ,.Nir:t$ ~ L a. "A;
creamery "Nlrts ~ SCORED - :: n ~:
iirS,s ~ "a -: packing stocks. current
make No. .. &c.
t:r.-v IRREGULAR: fresh gathered ~
tr1s :! At -: ir>'sh gathered regular
packel .Alra fl'Sts IS IL "a: IL" nrai$
IS a. a; state. Pennsylvania and ""ar-
H.. western hcuncry WRITES IN" /" Tan
ry "a a. rs: stat, ems wanna an"
,,,..,rh,. h,uurry hruwn1 - hi 80 hu.
ra,hrr"I brown: and rmN"'i ""i"re - a.
So.
,hrcsse firm: state, fresh %t'rltlS - y
49,: and dressed y"ultry firm. i'rr'"s
unchanged.
ItnUr unchanged.