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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-11-26
special MASTERS SALE

By virtue of decree of the Court of
Chancery of New Jersey, bearing date Octo-
Der 16. 1918. made in a certain cause therein
dep. ndin wherein Frank E. Crawford, et
nx., are complainants and Elmer G. Dooiin
ct uX., ct ais, are defendants, the subscriber
Sew Jersey, Will sell at public Yendue on
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-11-26

Japanese fishermen catch their fab
Id way very different from our fish
ermen. The fisherman will sit In his
little boat and have with him eight or
ten ugly black birds, almost the size
or goose, called cormorants. These
birds live altogether on fish. They are
trained to obey their owners voice.
he makes them dive into the water
after the fish and they are so quick
ana clever and sharp-eyed that they
hardly ever come up out of the water
without fish in their beak. A rims is
placed around their threats to prevent
them from swallowing their booty, but
1t is not so tight that it prevents them
from breathing. When the man is
through fishing he unfastens this ring
and lets his birds eat some of the
s'aaailer fish which they have caught
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-11-26
out of 4 Russian Prison.

Many of the commerce bureaus for
eign representatives have been obliged
to carry on their work under trying
and often dangerous conditions during
the last four years, but the experience
OF Roger e. Simmons, lumber trade
commissioner assigned to Russian ter
rit0ry before our entrance into the
war. has probably been unique
Shortly after escaping from prison.
where he had been placed under sen
tence OF death, he wrote the bureau
the following brief account of the
progress of his lumber investigation
while In prison:
while in prison found two learned
foresters, several sawmill owners,
practical men, and former member of
the cabinet. Information received was
very valuable"
This shows an official avidity for
data that speaks for itself-C Commerce
Reports.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-11-26
No. 1856.

No. 1855.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
MOUNT HOLLY NATIONAL BANK
at Mount Holly. in the State of New Jersey.
at the close of business On November /. 1918.
RECnIIRHES
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-11-26

at two O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
court house in Mount Holly. N. j., all those
two certain tracts or parcels of land and
premises, bounded and described as follows,
Viz:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
FINANCIAL COMMENT

CSy private wirc Ia \. r.. MastHn co..
NEW YORk-Stccl is It purchase on
ANYTHING like yesterdays prices ana i'll
fact, We thing il Is u purchase on any
reaction today. We think II Will S'"
above lD7 before it sells below lui =
Roth for the long and short selling
.lu,,i> hnucht ON {, seal" under lh6'2 re-
Gently Will show II pr'lii "" hrl'Fe p''
fore long. We think baldwin shows
splendid rrSiStanC" AZ 20. ana sh"u'u
ilur,uatr hEtwrrp that and ~.
Reading will respond ID any lmpnr'
an; !murnvcnI"nt in general last. Sii-'
clair flur;uai,.N rather sharply ana
-" is some talk about insiders letting
stock off To bring about Il Shth" out "''
We would rather hold stock ana be sure
81 getting further profits.
Anaconda WAS purchased 1rrri? on
reaction Overnight n"wS Is G""h. OPP
rrrS should bring quick response.
Tn, reported udvanr" III IN" price Of
,!auprr tn 20 cents 4 pound SuhJec' l."
rhs> APPROVAL Of tho president Is qpltr
surprisr and undoubtedly Will h" re-
Elected in n hcltnrmcni nf prices OF the
general marke, even though temporary
bow Jones say: Washington: l'rl"c
living commits" Of National council 81
defense has recommended pro" OF %
cents 4 pound for copper for period run
ming from, July ia August !. subject
10 npprnval OF President Wilson. fr"-
riouS rri,e recommended IN May was
al, cents pound from June II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04

Arch I.nrf"rty. Louis II. conner ma
Sumn"r I.inch ar" spending several DAYS
with friends in Now MariinSNlI!r
John Kardinal Mll"t;"r. city "hltnr ~
Th.. Erhm, IS spending IN" Fourth with
rr,ruhs IN cleveland. q.
Prosecuting Nri"rury I. u. IRrrl"i,
aud Attorney II. j.. Evans httch""''
criminal ,uur; IN Wh""lSrG Yesterday.
tn. Murphy :, and |" cont +'"r" h"r".
is VISITING friends and relatives IN
I'lr'"land. -.
Tho Farsi National hank hero. VII" r."
Gently underwent u serious operation ~
l., IT., Will probably h" brought u ms
HON" here lhr la'lor part Of IN" w""E.
Nlss"s lmnC"n" and Gertrude Sm''h
oC sixth street arc spondluE f." days
with Wh""l ne friends.
w VI Henderson Il ;hr henderson
Furniture company loft yesterday III ms
National m1chir" for chicago. H., ana
other western ritr"s wh"r" h" vi II spend
a ,nnnth ar 50 attending I" business
matters in III" interest II ihr hrn.
william E:l!rr II Fifth stree. ms
CIV. has enlisted in III" United states
natal reserves. Mr.. Ell"r expects 10
icavr Friday for Pittsburgh. wh"r" Nc
Mil undergo tho hnnl examination.
Lieutenant Edwin 2""r is spending
furlnUEh nj his homo here with MS rar-
nnts. Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Seer. ~" mas
brrn advised 10 report To an "mharka-
ton rmrt To sail for France. Mr. Beer
will leave hero IN week or So. Fnn
finishing training he was given papers
"a rrr0rt unassigned "a General l'Crsh-
ing.
turn ~ Worthwhile. Va. saturday; wnrr"
he will hoard tho hattlcship oklahoma.
after spending few days her" with
his Parents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
HARR|SV|LLE

Mrs. :ln,a Whinnry Fcrrel died at her
home near New Athens. June IS. Flu,
neral services were hold Mt the 1amiiy
residence Monday at Tn o'clock and In
irrmrut wis at Long View cemetery
Mrs t'crrrII was well known here har-'
ing resided allhls place before her mar,
r,arc. Besides her husband sho leaves.
= father. two brothers and one sister. =
'rl,n Friends school house has. been
roZcd and q larger ono will be built be-
fore school opens this fall. :.
Mrs. J. =. Morris. Bertha Graham anq
Word has been received that Mckin-
10y Morris and Guy Beverage have
reached overseas safely.
Alice Rl"rnr vi Cleveland, is visiting
Mrs. ]. Z. Morris.
bold on III" Thomas Whintery farm',
Surt. Geo. T. Roche attended tcach7
cr's meeting at cedar Point. last week.
Mrs. l.. = Lyle and little son. arc
visiting Il: tho homo Of her brother. W.
l.. Bon" uf i'arhcrtcn.
rrss.> MORRIS and son. Wills, or Can
ton. are visiting his father VI. u. Nor
Harold Mercer Of Youngstown, is
spending Il f"w days with his mother.
Mrs y. Y. Henderson.
Mr.. ara Mr.. a"V"y Matson OF Co.
Iurrh.>. ny" visiting HIS mother. Mrs.
Mr.; and Mrs W. J. Henderson, were
Cad;z visitors Monday. A.,
Mir Thoburn and Miss Barr OF Mar
tins Ferry. spent Sunday at the home
o. W. .. T"!nnd.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham spent
Tho fourth with friends in Scio.
Mr. and Mrs carl Johnson were Dill
.ouvalc visitors Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CfII"Ar;O July 5 Hogs. r"r"iris Is
h6n "arly rad" mos " five cents high
"r ii,In Yesterdays av'rac" AHNan""
Lost. ;G;Ct!nr grades closed $'"aGy WIN
:-"s'rr,iHvN Averages. pigs Sinw /" i"W"r
i'Glk - SalS lG;I r. li1h butchers 1866"
Il lfri. r,rkIus $500 % 1000: '=@' 100
n ian: rnughs -" Il lI"". PIGS
linn II liAn
taitic. receipts G.h"n lighr earning"
slow l.. lower. .ft"r h''f Steers Si"atN
wuh y .s'"rIaH: huIrh"rS "l"w - ''$f"r-
days h"'tnm prI""% calves 'l"s'h -
cents h,w,r. f"'l"rs HUli. Fec; cAii'"
good. chorr" and prrT" lH"n - iAo":
cnmmnr and medium 90 n $50. huiCh-
"r stock. COWS and h"if"rS ga = So"
Gamers aud cutters G<I f" 80" SincHrrS
and feeders good. "h"!"" and fancy ihi'
it l2hn r"uiu"n and MEDIUM 50" -
I"i". sea! raly"S good and ch"i'" !I"o
d 1913:
.SH,-.r. rrr,;rts H.nno: lambs opened
strong to higher 'han yesterday and
ci"~"i g: i"w.r. sm'"r steady. choi'"
rang" lamh~ i9"I. hulk Ism n l?"":
choice. nliiy" 1873. Sh"ru lambs choice
ari .,rrln' ms l""5: medium and
good ISM q U.s.: calls l"In II lT2J.
Ewes. ch"ic" and i'rim" l""" =" i%2':
yrnrltunl and good l"u0 a Ton: rulls 40
q So.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
From Logan e. Bryan by Private W.T.
To a. r., NaSicn & 90.

NEW YORK, July %.---Suhj"rt ~ The
approval Of tho chief executive ~ Wash
ington the pric" "C copper metal has
been ordered advanced /" the @G cent
per pound level hy tn: powers in Wash
inRtnn.
The above pricc mentioned was quit"
n surprise 10 tn" street aud quit. IA
turi,lly had tho "ftc", uf stimulating tho
inquiry for stock especially IA III" m
duStrIal department. which III most
cases rather substantial advances were
recorded. TIL" ruling has Ihr effect Of
furthrrinG tn" belief thai il is quite
probable the treatment along similar
lines In, accorded some "f tho iuarUfac-
Jurors and producers in tn" most essen
tial lines. especially in pursuits where
operating costs are undouhj"div mar
rowing tho margin nj profit tn H."
assumption SOM. Of III" conservative"
element nf the air"ct oppressed tn" d"
sir" In lean n lttl" NOR" strongly IT,
ward the lnIyluC sid" Of th. stuck lnnr-
kct, although ~ III" sam" t:m". III" in
tcruatio political situation IS being
watched closely and This later factor
must b. taken into consideration when
market commitments ar" being made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
SCALES coNF1ScArEp.

CII\EIESTDN, Y. N. July &c. B..
S,.warl. STAT" inspector FOR tn" weights
and measures a., i'ar;m"ni. to-day report
rI th,. ,nni.:-c.lil-u III Huntington or SIX
pairs oi seals Known "a: the 'hanu-culL-
half muon scale" With thu "Gcrfnany:
mark rf inanu;aCtur" On them. cach OF
which WAS found under test 10 SlFe
.,rhi different weights "f n single CONF
r,rIi,y. neither of which was correct:>
Inspector Stewart also mad" report 10
commissioner Montgomery OF TWO DAYS
inspection work don" in Williamson.
Mliiyn county. III which he found dis"
,.r.pIuri"S III Weights and measures
covering uuro than twenty different
Cu,I;IIuditl"S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
SHADYSIDE

Tho Ladies class Of tho Chr'stian
R.hIc school will meet tomorrow even
ing At thr homo -: Mrs. Frank Lewis
on Lincoln avenue" Mrs. wis viii be
assisted by Mrs william I'nff.
~ TWO "rI"rk III III" school amd'i"ri-
um Roy W. r Knight will deliver a
sermon /" tho .Tr. order United Am"ri-
,.nu Mechanics The subject 90 his ser
mon will hr Our Tuty." Everybody
is invited 20 hc present
to JOIN nr and Mrs. ~. +. Wi"dman.
Mrs. Gamble and Mr. and Mrs. John
tamil" who compose y f%hinE party
camping on IN" ri7""nhri"r river near
ElhIn%. W"s' "a. Tn" part S'ar'"d
from her. Inst saturday driving through
N automobiles.
Tho Shadrsd" hank and the stores nf
-h. town will hc closed all day today.
Holiday hours will hn observed in tho
poet "far".
Mrs. kuGhn "r Metz. w. Va. Is visit
rns 4, ikr home "f her :"n. J. J."
Kurhn Of WrS' ThIrty.ninih street.
r"r,y.ftrsr str"",. is spending IN" week
end with relatives ~ T"poSN'il".
Mrs. .I""ephln" Whr" and Miss
Mrs. Thomas .>rNl" ~ r"i"rain, tins
week.
Mrs Berry. mlf" OF Lieutenant j {.
Ferry Of lhls plar" who il enlisted III
In" medical division rf the army. re-
turned Monday from Newport News;
Va. whcrs she had visited hcr husband
n month rrinr 10 his dcpar'ur" for
F'ran""
MIR and Mrs. j. - Whit" nf Lincoln
avenue. arr visiting Their daughter.
Mr. Harry H"nl> "f Akron. ihls wr"k.
TIL" Missionary society Of the Ir"s-
hvi-rian church Will meet IN Wrdnes-
day evening 81 next week NJ In" h"n"
nj Mrs. John 4 Fuih"y on South CEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
Outside Motor Stocks.
SUGAR

NEW YORK. July ".--Thrre w"re No
changes IN raw sugar rr!"'.S which 70
main ut ,h.. tiXr.l l"N"l nf 1855 for
tuku's cost and freight equal - G.H5S
rri. ,..m'rifuS:Ii l:uSim"~s -" ;aS' w""lt
has h".n v-ry light. although today 4
considerable. incr"aS" was noted with the
,nninii',". reporting purchases of S"S.-
:.nu lmvs nt cuban. 10000 Porto Gcan
ami 20 500 san Domingo.
In refined certificates were not nre-
scented any too freely. and r"fin"rS ar"
said =, hr ahl" tn take care of all offered
them. Pr,ces arc unchanged at 40 for
fin" granulated.
Tho sugar market vii, he closed until
Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
McMechcn Briefs.

Charles lack, of Fifth street. who
has been Ill for some Tim" with typhoid
fever. has been moved 10 the Glendale
hospital.
Miss Delta TcnEardcn spent yesterday
with Mis-: Hazel Mason. on Sixth ave-
nue.
Mrs Lester fr;ca left Tuesday for Rn-
chester. y. Y. whcr" she Will visit rcla-
UTrS.
Mrs. &. TutS spent Wednesday visit
ing relatives in M"unhsNIIlr.
Miss Helen Long. Virginia Leach ana
Dorothy Schaff"r will leave soon for
Camp Loo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
Party.

Quite y few re"rlc az tltts city attend
CT n party at Ming" junction. which was
given in honor Of 0kcy Muldr"w. Music
and games wcr> the chief diversions OF
the evening .tnd at lat" hour Il
,!ainly Luncheon was served. Those pres
cnt were: MIR. and Mrs. Earl Muldrrw.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mutdrcw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murrhy. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Muldr"w.
MIR. aud Mra. VIII jefferson, Miss Bcs-
ITlnr,
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Fasting Camel Now.

An American. recently released from
Germany. said Ia Il Now York r"iOrl"r.
ITO show y"U how hard I'I' !" - ;l.
G"rinunS ar" 10y inmlr" n" >a%nIIS ar.
eating camel Camel meat IS an sal" in
all the hest huCh"r shops "f SaN"ny.
It's cost Is iirndlSh. y pound Of camel
costs mere than w.. pay herr for IN"
very best spring rhick"n.'
How about tn" TASTE ri This camel
meat" TN reporter asked. "pn the
SaNonx like ,r'''
NO: it gives them the hump. Elk
change.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
MOONDSV|LLE
No Celebration Here.

Moundsvillr will not formally cele-
hrnin the Fourth Of July. No demon,
aud tho holiday will pass off quietly
here. Many local p"npl" will be III
Wheeling for III" hg Am"rI"anlzhtlon
parade. whlc many others will Speno
tn" day ricncing in IN" woods ana
visiting nj III" different resorts ot IN!
iirraInr MhrnliME district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
Recovered Domino Table.

That anrfrn' h"Irlo"m Of III" Gem
larh"r shop. that old SarT"d un ana
historic rirCc nf furniture of tho days
.nf fuir forrfathrrs. known 10 every an"
nf tho shops patrons MS tho Donna"
Table" lost in tho mad scramhi" Tor
salmpS here War avlnCs stamp "a!
lasr Friday. has boon recovered. Ihr
Boy Scouts had c"rp"d Il off and II
wa; being nut In good use in their guar
irrs below tho barber shop when II
was spIcd by tn" rropri"inr@.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
Business Suspends Today.

In ohScrvanr" If III" Fourth "f July
holiday business IN general Will h"
s:i::rrrGcd hor" today. MI factories Will
sus pond operations. Will" stores. Puhil"
nfri',S and places rf business in G"n-
cral will hc closed all day. RuSin'SS
houses w"r" open last might for the &C
rnmmodntion NJ the public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
Holiday at Prison.

The Fourth &c July occasion today
will also hc observed Ms EelSral ho!l-
day ut tn" state p"nitrntiary. Nj shops
will hc closed throughout tho day. white
only the work necessary for tho unKr"p
OF the institution will be performed ny
III" inmates Throughout Tho afternoon
III" priSun"rs will enjoy tn" rriri'cEcs
Of tn" yards while band concerts ANA
ball games will ado t" III" aiirar,lV"nrSS
Of m" holiday The usual holiday DIM
nor vii lh,, IN loved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
Closing Stock Letter.

T"day'S market Was q! a holiday
character Near closing tim" shorts
covered IN steel C"lunl"n causing high
prices IT his day ""pp"Cs held ;h"ir adj
vance fairly well CONSIDERING thN dul-
neSS. With no unfavnrabl" news to-
.unrrrw. We look Tor higher prices on
Friday.
HARRIS WINTHROP & Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
Picnic at Camp Ground.

The Sunday schools Of tho First VI.
F. and Calvary NJ. r. rhruch"s Will hold
their annual outings jointly this aft"r-
noon a, III" Camp Grounds. 4 spl"n-
did program has h"cn prepared Tor IN"
ocrasinn. and thor" is no doubt many
will rnioy tho picnic TIL" hanging
Of tho kaiser will hr a feature of the
afternoons program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
COMPLAINT DISMISSED.

WASHINGTON. July %.-Thc federai
trade commission to-day dismissed It's
complaint against the American Tooac-
50 company. which charged unfair meth
DDS Of competition in the maintenance OF
resale prices Evidence TO support
the complaint was lacking.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
In France.

Word WAS received Wednesday that
I-rr,l Str.,hrr had arrived sal" III
Franco. Mr. Stroller WAS '"rm"rI! ga
rinn"ri ~ camp Ice. lic was orc 80 Wv.
nnd hrs friends arc SUR hr viii make
,,nnJ and Il" his lot for Uncle sam:
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. ". Va. July :. rs.
Furnished thu Tni"llir"nccr hr a. l.
Nastcu & Co. members nf tho New Yorh
stock Exchange. National Sank Build
inC, Wheeling w. Va. LOUIS f. Brand,
MANAGER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
Arrested for Passing Car.

Charles Fish was Hrraicn"d before
Mnvnr EayicS and was fined - ana cost
the arrest bong due {" fiSh passing i
str,ci rar with his machine while II was
not III HHtl"u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w Va. July ;. is.
Furnished IN" lutrllC"n"cr by y. +.
Mastcn & Co. members ri tho New York
Stock Exchange. National Rank Build
inr. Wheeling, ". Va, Louis L. Brand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
THE DAYS REVIEW
Furnished The IntclliXcnrrr Fly The
Finances co.,
Morning Stock Letter,

Morning Stock Letter.
Tho overnight u'w> IS good. Irl""
fixing committee. rr'n"ndS ~ cents
copper from July md. :" August 'ih.
Steel people hav" - hearing today on an
in,rraS" for certain classes -! product.
There Will pr"hpnly b" som" evening"
up tUdaH in tho market
HARRIS WINTHROP co.
Dow tones \, special meeting Of
rac,tic Mail Steamship CO.. II was Do.
cidcd I" redeem tn" slTnnno preferred
stock outstanding September |, at rate
OF 10
Following stockholders meeting dir"c-
tors voted IL offer 7n.nu0 shares COM
mon stock al S2i per Sliar" /" common
stoCkhu ldcrS. on 4 pro rata SuhScr'ptIon
basis. Holders OF common stock record
August Will have right - subscribe /"
new stock payment tor which IS t" h"
mad" on or bcf"r" September 3rd.
Financial! News bulletin: Important
DEVELOPMENTS NJ disclosures may h"
made in tire speech Of President Wilson
July 9Th. according IL rum"rS reaching
tho street. interpretations placed upnn
tho nature Of III" news is that. il true
it Will provide 4 strong market Stlmu-
liant
we ar" reliably informed tha; tn"
United states Sr"cl corporation will
make the best showing for any quarter
III its history whom 1t publishes III"
second quarterly report says loading
stock exchange interest which. Is IN
clos. touch with Steel affairs.
I; is assorted that tn" splendid report
20 BE- made by United states Steel Lu!r
~. will y" repeated by TN" quarterly
statements "t Republic and l-arkawanna
steel which companies ar" ais" IN 4
splendid position from tho v'ewp"in, OF
earnings
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
WHEELING,

WHEELING. W. Va. July ). rs.
t'uri,GS:l".! li.v Intelligence: by \. L.
lTa*t.n x Go. members ~ tn" Now York
Stock E.Arhansc. Maternal Sank Eu.Id-
.ns. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Iirauu.
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. July 2--Crcd!t bali
,nc.s. S4.On Runs. lnly |. 41,se.:
SM?m.n,s. July and :, 3G,@SS; aver
age. 3I.@@3 ."
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wt;EELINri. w Va. jdly :. II.
F.;rn,sh.d the Iute!liscn''' by A. l.
.,as,eu n CO. meruhers "f tn" NJ" AoFN
Stock Exchange. National Bank l'u''a
;rg. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis l. bERhd
mana: ger.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELIEG. W. Va. July :. rs.
Furnished the lntcllic"nccr hy a. T.
Nnstcn 4 Co. members Of III" New YORK
stock Exchange. National fank Build
ing. Wheeling. ". Va. LOUIS i. Brand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
McMECHEN
Candidate for Board of Education.

r. l. Powell announces him"''t rs !"
Republican "andi'!A;" for re- t'''n "a
,,r,s,dcn, Of rho BOARD % T:du"ati"n for
I:n,nn dis,rirl. Primary. Tuesday. All
gust 9th.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. July :. rs.
Furnished the lnt"llE"nccr rs \. r.
Masten & Co. mcrnh'rs "f the NV YORK
stock Exchange. National EanF Build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va, Louis +. Brand.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. July =. -,
Daily quotation list Or re. W nce.II""o
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Zach n,I"Iarrnns: r"rn No. y"L!nw.
.s1T6ml.77: No. yellow. Sl.7"m i.'":
Ne. { yellow Sl.6hT li:.
OatS No. : white. n'w. ISH IA"t (:
standard nov. THI.r.
Pork nominal. Lark. $3.50. Hihs.
sos - ~ @39;
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. July %.-I;ntt"r easy:
creamery higher than extras IL ~ -:
creamery "NtrAs -" "c"r"' a., :" ~
creamery nrStS ~. T a: packing
stock current make Numh6r .. -.
Eggs firm. fresh gathered "Nirhs ~ /"
-. fresh gathered regular. packed extra
hre,% !" Il II: do. f:rs'% h Z" ~; STATE.
PENNSYLVANIA ami r"arhy western h"n-
n"rr white. fin" /" fancy - ~ - stale
!'.nuS& !vnnic ANA n'arhE h"nnrrY
browns 44 ~ s.: do. gathered browns
and rrix",! color, - 9; -.
,'h""S" itrm: stat. fresh. specials
-, ,,". aY"raE" run "%'..
pr"sS"rl poultry. quiet. Tr'c"S I'M
ri,anrrh l.iN" poultry firm: hr"ii"rS -
~ ~, fowls 81: r"a>trrs -: turkeys -.
Flour firm.
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CORN GOES UP
IN CHICAGO PIT.

CHICAGO. July - Er"ninG-up i"
rrrpar,. fur thu holiday tomorrow. has
Il good deal To d" with advances wh''h
took place today in tn" ""ril mnrk"t.
rrr'>S closed WnS"tilcd. hHi half !" sc
higher with August. Sl.i"ls, and Sep
l"mh"r S1.I4 |. 20 Sl.t',. oats gnIn"d
- 10 L.. ami provisions los 10 @hH &c.
0nrn HIGH. l.mM. Nlusn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04

rh" Provincial congress or New YORK.
at In" commencement Of tho r"vniutl"n.
uffrrrd premiums OF $500, S3T5 and S@"0
for III" first three powder mills. capable
Of making 1000 pounds per week
erected in tho state
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

WHEELING. w. Va. .Tuly :. Is
{Euruishcd by Thr Wheeling Lave
Stock G. Commission co..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04

Latest news IN tho n7ovinS-pic'urc
world IL to III" effect that camera
souadhcns arc busy taking war pictures
on Flanders and Ficardy fronts in
ID tSkir,s Of Los Nngcles.--Roches-
bst-Express.
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Total saics AL ono Sha-"s
RrnIs DOR.
rp--Reguiar qrnrt"-ly dividend 81;
p~- share, pnythi.. August :,