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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-19

FOR Quick Results Use Forum
Want Ads
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WE SHIP HAY in carload lots. Write
for prices. Goldberg Feed Co.
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FOR SALE-Black fur coat. in good
condition, cheap; size 50. Write 81,
care Forum.
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WAETED-Positfon as salesman or
collector. Collector. 1901 9Th Ave. N.
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TWO Statesmen wanted, one to
North Dakota, selling photography,
printing Office furniture and supplies;
experience in this line preferred but
not absolutely necessary provided
applicant is successful salesman;
straight commission with drawing
account; men wanted who can earn
to thousand dollars per year, Apply
to r. b. Valleau, sales manager,
Brown. BIodgett g Sperry Co., St.
Paul. MINI. -
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I,oCOMoTIVE FLREMEN, $I5D-$2o6
monthly; experience unnecessary;
best opening in railroadlng TOR mex
perienced men; promotion TO engineer,
S260-$S00 Write, send stamp. Rail
way, care Forum.
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POSITION wANTED-FEalAI.E.
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ADVERTISING SALESMAN - The
zoo, Mich, originators and manufac-
turers of the we'll known Kalamazoo
duotone line Of calendars and other
specialties, have open territory in
North Dakota and Minnesota for 1919.
salesman Is enabled to travel through
out the year. We also manufacture
leather goods. signs cardboard fans
maid wseislv. III yo1I are seekiI,s ga q
good connection, write us today for
further particulars regarding our
TrCfsoEtEfn91 s
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FOR RENT-703 and 7O5 10th st. N,
9I3 7th Ave. N; all modern except
heat; each S2250 per month. F. j.
Krogh, 100 Front st.
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AN OLD established business house.
classed as an essential industry,
offers an unusually good opportunity
to reliable men, to travel in the north
west and call on farmers and SsaL
sgnerience, while desirable, is not
necessary; good salary, depending on
experience and ability, will be paid
men who own automobibe. ADDRESS n.
a. Daum, 81 z. 10th 81, ESt Paul, Mlhn,
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Nobody seems 10 object to prohi-
bition, said the visitor at CriTnon
GuIch.
ssyyen.f' replied Bronclso Bob,
Three Finger sam ii right RESENT
full. He's gettin to feel lonesome
an neglected. It's been near six
months now since anyone come
around givin him heart to- heart
talks an teliin' him what q great
man he'd be lie bed let LIQUOR alone 2
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FOR SALE-Two hundred tons prai-
RE hay. Leland, Parkers Prairie,
Mimi, R No.. 6.
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aALESMBN.


statesmen, AGENTS - Sell Motor
Tonic, fastest selling auto accessory
on the market: pocket sampler an
ideal side 1.-The, quick seller, and a
money maker. Fargo Auto Accessory
Co., Box 1872. Phone 1410.
MANACapable speciality man
for North Dakota; staple line on
new and exceptional terms; vacancy
now; attractive commission contract:
$50 weekly for expenses. Miles r.
Bxler Co, 1892 Carlin Bldg, Cleve-
land. o.
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SCREENS REMOVED, storm windows
put on and repaired. Phone 17S7-W.
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ygANTED-Girl for. general house
d1s2 7th st. no.
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COMPETENT MAID-cs General housg-
work: 81 per week. S21 9TH ave- sss
1soorhead. Phone 1873.
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FIRST CLASS barber wanted to take
charge and run shop three months.
SIS per week guarantee. ID. Il. Ham-
ilton, Jamestown, N. D.
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CAPABLE BoOKREEPER desires set
of books to keep during evenings.
Write 80, Forum
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REAL ESTATE.
!. =, 49,. = 49, -. - :.

SEE STUCCO HOME at 35I 9th Ave.
S. before buying. See your real es-
tate dealer.
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u ANTED-Maid for general house
- YORK NO Apply s584-W, or 1043 18th
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S S3haous e work Phone 1905. sos 5th
Ave. 8
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we HAVE a, fine opening in our cost
accounting department for an Intel
liaent young woman, preferably one
Tls}tI, some knowledge of the printing
i.lsiness: correspondence with assist
ants ia country 'offices lis invited.
Walker Brothers.
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--|-- OLLQ LaL4aLaA N1NLNNIEAa-
Administrator OF the Gstata OF
Emma IL Anderson, Deceased.
(Oct. 5-14-19. 1879
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WANTBD--Position by experienced
butcher and sausage maker; North
Dakota or Montana preferred; state
wages. Address P. o. Box No. 90,
Stanton, N. d. a.
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EIREMEN wanted. Address 81, care
Forum. s....
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FOR SALE-Eight-room house; cor
ner lott good location; terms. 1442
4th Aye. S.
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WIREMEN wanted, first class elbectri-
cian.S Delco Light Product.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
STOCKS AND BONDS.
new ATHENS, OHIO

! T. S. Hear was tranSaCllls pu''i'N
! in Wheeling last Monday
; Oscar McFaddcn and wife were Wis
ling friends in st. Clarsvii'e last
week. 1880.
Mr.. John Frater has purchased he"
Rev, Ira Mechlin Of Washington. Pa
r.ou hero last week visiting with
: friends.
! turned from a two weeks visit with
friends in UhrichsvilIe.
MIR, George N. Patton left last week
for trip through the west.
q. O. Boiling and wife was here lasI
! week from Steubenville, visiting WIFI
| friends. -
Mr.. Bobby Mcconnell Of Canton. o.
is spending his vacation IN Ne" ->tiens'
visiting among friends.
Mr.. Harry b. Holmes and VIE OF 20
1umbus Ohio, lis at the home or MS
naren,s, Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Holmes.
Mr. Alonzo Morris Of Brookvtlle, "a
,s here this week visiting with nome
folks. l.,
Mr.. Walter Shvers who enlisted IN
the l.. s. Navy was called and reported
Mt Pittsburgh. Saturday. J..
( Mr. John. Shrodes Of Pittsburgh. Is
here for few weeks visit with home
folks. .,,. t.
Rev. ]. W. McClintock and family is
Pittsburgh.
snendinR their vacation with friends in
Miss Her Patton. is visiting with her
! brother a, Washington. Pa, and other
towns In Pennsylvania, and will return
home in a few days.
Air. G. B. Dawson was in Cadiz. Tues
day on business.
Nr Cloyd McFadden and Archy
Hushus made an automobile trip 10
Columbus last week.
Mr., and Mrs. D. ". Watson were
shopping in Wheeling, Friday.
Rev. Earl Hughes Of Pittsbursh- IS
hero for n few days visit with home
folks. .,.,
Mrs. Carrie Giffcn is visiting win
friends Mt st. Clairsrille- this week.
Mrs. 4. w Wallace and children
hayo gone to Barbcrton. O., to Visit
with her husband who has position
their for tho summer.
Mrs. Estella Paisley is spending a
few DAYS Mt Epworth Park at Bethesda.
Rev. Park Cook and family OF Bel
. lairc. is here for a few days visiting
friends.
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BELMONT

Mis-, AIRY Wilson visited at Albert
Lucas Thursday. ,,.
day at Epworth Park. c.o..,
Andy Kemp was caIieF a' 'E'' o.
MITE Mrs Row Hunt of Hunter visited hor
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. hatcher on
Saturday. ., ,.;..
Mrs Oscar Hatchc" and daughter Wis
tied friends at Rrlh"Sna. Hnh" ,i' ,.i.i,-
J. l. Spencer paSed through 'H'S WAN
ity Thursday, morning. &C., D.,
William Jarrett vas calling AZ i'c'-
Ar and Mrs William Wilson or Allie
donIa. visited friends mt lamrsV''i" o''
NancIe Powell and sister Mary are
visiting their grandparents MI ana MrS'
r J. IIatrhcrS.
Alexander Masters was caller a' h''-
Wrs Aaron Voc and son Glenn wern
c,ilrrs at Belmont Saturday evening.
" s Wilson visited friends at Lamps
will. Sunday. ,1i,,
attended church at Mt. Zion sunday ~
Miss Ometa Perkins visited at Peter
Kemp's q few days last week.
Miss Nellie Hatcher was shopping NJ
Mrs Mrs. Katie McK.lvey nd sons Paul
and Robert and sitter Miss Laura pattcr-
SON. visited friends near Cool Hill suh-
Andy Kemp visited his mother. Mrs
Margaret Kemp Sunday afternoon.
u. NIlhoan was caller al Jett
Hatcher's Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Manccl Evers and son
visited Sunday at the home ,os Charlie!
Nj and Mrs. Thomas Patterson and
son charles visited at Frank Paterson
Sunday.
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Warrington

Clark OFT. John OFT and Mary 3. OH
held Cor the killing Of Earl Furoee near
Seven Pines on August 2. were given .
preliminary hearing before Justice "; r
ConawaE in Justice BarracHs eou''
ue Ha trCe' u: shnffer is here from Mer'
Ger. Pa, for visit. -
Mis- Kate charlton spent Sunday IN
Hundred with friends.
Mr.. Conrad Chaddock spent the ~eeA
end al his home in Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence GrliIh an ho
children, of Belairc o., are visiting the
formers father MIR. D. Griffin.
J. r. Timns and son Rowiand Love
Mrs. I. W. Davis. Is visiting her broth
~ neo- Shinnston, for few days.
W. l. Young is visiting relatives IN
e III. Jones Of Weston. spent Sunday
here with friends. :;
ting Miss Haztl Clutter for few days
Mrs C'has. Hclliwcll Of Rural HalioE
Po Is guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. =. Mari
Jimmy" Johnson. VIII" recently en-.
listed In the Marines has aualliled or
tho rifle range with :? out OF a ms sLi,S
50. and Is now IN tuea. ~ 80 '""'"s
e. Z. Kendall and snn Charle.' arc Wis
itors In Elkins.
Wheeling visitors Saturday
Mrs. G, {. Wells md dauEhter Louise
werr business visitors in Wheeling Fri
Ms. William Phillips was visitor In
Fairmont Saturday.
frank Ward who has been employed
MS clerk ut hotel Fairmont; hns accept,
ed a similar position al the Henry III
Miss Lucy Prtchard as.lcft for \
,rerk's visit at Iscrklcy Springs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
FINANCIAL OPINION

Wall Street Journal says: L: S,
Rubber earning about S4S share:
American Hide and Leather earned
slS.35 in fiscal year ended June 30.
Financial News Bulletin: y cnntinu-
alton OF the specially trading market
buying Of Marine pref. and NJ. \. T.
is considered likely. There is GOO,
Railway equipments stocks are still
taken by Investors. Favorable dom",-
tic developments arc expected this
week. They may provide inspiration
for greater activity Baldwin is report :
cd In line for another demonstration OF
strength.
ion seems TO be we'll grounded that we
shall shortly see somewhat easier cur
rent money market conditions.
jerks Gwynnc d Go: We believe
that tho most favorable operation now
Is nut out sales on all strong markets.
s Bache & Co: We believe that
the most favorable orAlon now is
nut out sales on all strong markets.
J. s. Bache s. Co: The stock market
is under great pressure to advance and
normally would do SO but tho complete
control Of money prevents. Uncertainty
as to the Anal arrangements ana us
effect on profits may also hold the mar
ket back.
"a beginning TO DO shown In the stock
market and there are many reasons for
believing that the gradual Improvement
may continue.
Springs &: Co: We still advise con-
seryative well guarded buying OF In
dustrials and railroad stocks and also
persistence in the policy or invest
ment buying.
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The Days REVIEW
furnished The Intelligencer by me
Finance Coz
MORNING STOCK LETTER.


The ,:arket is likely Ia continue Win
in the same narrow limits with li'niteo
activity in certain specialties. The war
news Is encouraging. The marine stocks
act we'll aud should do better.
Financial News Bulletin says: Op-
position to specially bullish activity IN
the stock market is not as great IN hisn
financial circles as it has been, accord
ing 70 information cmanating from pri-
vate marking channels. As the time
approa ches for the Fourth Liberty Lohn
flotation 1t is believed this attitude Will
he converted into approval OF OPERA
lions on broader scale.
Investigation Of the character OF the
huying of Baldwin Locomotive, Amerl-
can Car Foundry and Railway Steel
Springs shows it To be first class. BUY
ing is for reimbursement accounts IN
a number Of cases. There Is gooo
deal Of speculative absorption In an
ttiCipation of n contamination or inc
railroad contract sometime this week.
The private borrowing Of Canadian
Pacific for some days past is reported
to have been unusually large. Foreign
reinstatement Of holdings Is not new
factory In connection with this STOCK
That has been going on ever since the
American expeditionary forces in France
reached large proportions. according 10
current gossip IN international circles
The short interesting outstanding ID
Canadian Pacific is still substantial and
worried.
United States Steel runs Into gooo
buying" on all declines Of couple OF
points. according TO testimony received
from brokerage circles. which IRE sup
portcd by information received from
those who specialize In this puhllc
public favoritc. Outside buying inciudes
a good deal of odd lot absorption. it Is
So i'd.
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STRONGER TONE
IN STOCK MART

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-TradinG IN
stocks today broadened on 4 very slight
increase Of activity. The expansion
was accompanied by a general Strength
ening Of the list, although shipp'hss'
rails and n few specialtieS were again
most conspicuous
Liberty 3l.'s continued their upward
progress To tho now high quotation OF
1o1.14. many lots changing hands at
or near that figure. Other Liberty
issues were active. but without appre-
ciable change.
4 significant development OF the DAY
VAS the adoption Of resolution os
tho clearing house committee express
sing its entire sympathy with 'ne
"crcdit conservatism Recommendations
recently advanced by the federal re-
serve board Indefinite continuance OF
tight money is expected as result 'h
this action.
Canadian Pacific was once more inc
outstanding feature OF the investment
issues. augmeuting its recent advance
with an additional gross gain or
,,oints Other trans-contincntals were
firm and coalers Of high and low de-
cr.. Reading excepted. were disposed
70 improve.
Mex, to United States Steel. when
traverSed its regent narrow course. Ont
ing at trivial gain. Mercantile Marine
nr.frrred was most active. though Sietu-
ing par, Of it's IL point advance.
american Telephone registered an
other substantial recovery. It's tur'hes
rise preceding declaration or the r's"-
TAR dividend. and Western Union "'So
made up part Of its loss
ca;ne elsewhere werr confined to
H., IT. -
bo, and General Motors. the latter max
INC an extreme jump Of AZ at the
,,;rs. Sales amounted to 10000 shares.
Domestic bonds were Irregular and
1,tornationsls featureless. Total sales
,par valur). sI.15h.nnn.
Old Registered As lost L per cent OH
sales.
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. O., Aug. oo.-Frind.
fifteen year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hackctt, residing about thrSc
miles south of GAINESVILLE. was hit IN
the head with a rock. Monday evening
when he and party Of friends were
playing. The injury was at hrst
though, not TO he serious unit! l3ter
in the. night when he was removed 70
Wheeling. where he died Tuesday morDe
INK at four o'clock. The remains were
brought TO this place Tuesday on trap
No. So, and taken to the home south or
town. A post norton VIII pe ne'o'
bonn" in Wellshurg. W. Va. Tuesday
after n visit with her friend. Miss Dor
othy Hardesty Of South Broadway
4 large number Of ladies Of the
Daughters Of Rcbckah Lodge. will at
TO be held al Byesville today.
Scott Barnes and family of Akron. are
visiting with relatives and FRIENDS Oh
this place ,a,,-
rho summer at Erworth Park. Bethesda.
was Il visitor here TUESDAY. . ,,,.
number Of the teachers on ms
Mace are Attending the teachers insti-
tutc being held at Epworth Park tnls
week. =, ,,-;,,,. .rd
domrh,rr. Miss Helen. and Mr.. and Mrs
ISorev Biakemore Of this place are en-
ioyinx r motoring trip to Columbus ana
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lohmire have re-
turned to their home in Pittsburgh.
aTtar a weeks visit with their parents
Wr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Lnhmire OF East
Main street p.,-,,. !.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jack Mcu'il
of this place. ,,xa, ~ e
visiting her Erandmothcri MIS-. MaIS
Shankland and aunt. Miss Jessie ShahK-
land OF North Arch street.
Mrs. llertha Scott and Miss Josepnine
Barnes Of Pittsburgh. are visiting tnelr
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John barnes OIL
Mrs Shirley +. Matchette and chill
dren, Miss Katherine and roster 81
cleveland. ARE visiting Or. ana Mrs. ~.
krnnon Of East Main street.
Mrs. VIII Spring of LcgSett avenue;
will 20 TO Cambridge today where sne
will spend week with her son. her
man Spring and wife.
clarence Harper returned to ms none
in Malaga. Tuesday. after q VISIT ~ltn
his cousin, Nelson Hardesty or South
Mrs. VIII Robinson and children.
Miss Fac Charles and George. or Eliza
10th Pa. are visiting her mother Mrs.
Nntilda Moore o South Broadway.
Miss Geraldine Clark Of Wheeling. ls
visiting with her sister. Ars. Q. r.
Eichenberg of West Main street.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(From Logan and Bryan To a. l.. Mas
ten 6 To-. by Private Wirr.)
NEW YORK. Aug. Gothic WAT re-
ports Of overnight and those in circu-
latiun during tho session emphasized
further favnra bic progress Of the Allied
armies OH the western battle front and
same helped to promote a fair sized de-
mand for stocks. Other than these
above mentioned there was little or
nothing disclosed during thr session To
increase the Initiative OF the trading
element and Il waiting policy seems to
be favored at least pending clearer
definition Of the tax programme. ana
thu, futur" status of the money market.
In the latter quarter iirmncSs continued
rather r YIN "e5!"s gcos s,
Of the dealings in tn" recent past has
been the riuhrr m"nwEr offerings in the
standard shares and by some this is
taken tn Indicate that EnodIy portion
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK. Aug. "b.-Hutter firm,
creamery higher than extras i6Is q -:
rreamrry extras co. score) I6: hrsts ~
a i5a4: packing stock current MAKE
No. .. 3J % 35i7.
Eggs irregular: receipts 20.o64: fresh
gathered extras 40 II so; fresh gathered
regular packed extra tlrsts 46 G IS; do:
hrsts ~ n As: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby western hcnncry whites. me 70
fnnrv "a G 66: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby hennerr browns Sc q 6a; do.
gathered browns and mixed colors IS q
Cheese firm: state fresh. specials %
n ISL. do. average run ISL. q 70.
Live poltry steady: broilera "a; fowls
"a ar IS: old rnoStcrs a: turkeys IS "
40. Dressed firm: chickens rs n 10;
fowls .? n So old BOOSTERS "A 26t7.
Flour steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
SUGAR

%.U- YORK Aug. ao-There have
been fair purchases or raw but rcfincrs
need more. although stocks Of refined
have been accommodating because OF less,
encd demand. Prices wcr" unchanged
for raw sugar ~ 49e2 LOT Cupas cos
and freight. equal to 6.h55 for centri-
fusal. Fine granulated was also un-
changed AT $50. The committee re-
nortrd purchases of 5000 hays Of Gu
han
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TOLEDO GRAINS.

e TOLEDO Aug. 20.-Clovcr seq
nr;mn October 1920: December 1870:
March 1925.
hls!ke. prime October 1899; Decem-
Der ISIS: March 1910.
Timothy. prime cash t.Fh: Septem-
her i.S5: October 1855; December +.SS;
March 400; April $50.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

There is no change in general situa-
lion and aside from spa smndic activity
in spccial stocks. the market was aull
affair, This is likely To continue until
money lonsens up.-harriS. Winthrop
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Cash OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. No. yellow
nominal: Nos yellow. Sl.S0m Isl: NO.
"A yellow. s1.7oGl.75.
dard. tx q Toatc.
so4o5l25.12.
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If sIocks are held by substantial inter
csts. Quiet accumulation continues IN
the rails and II IS cHpcctcd that during
tho current week nm announcement re-
lativr to tn" signing OF thr rental con-
irncts will he made md that same in
the inal analysis will In Of sort 10
promote cheer amongst investors In the
transportation shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-21
ACTIVITY IN
CORN MARKET

CHICAGO. Aug. a0.-Thc p"rsIsicucy
Of damage reports from southern We
breska and Iowa. Us we'll as the south
west. coupled with marked strength At
Kansas City. brought about active
trading in corn futures today. prices
scoring net advances Of nc Ia "a C.
and closing strong. Tho advance brought
out stop-loss order and although there
was some heavy profit taking on inc
bulge. the advance was we'll nam
tanned. October corn closed 2hc up at
S1.653s.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 20. 10.
FURNISHED the Intelligencer by A. p.
uastcn & Co. members Of the New YorA
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
INK. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis L. Brand,
manager.
.-------------iO-Ha 49,. / I.irh / in,I. Elnaa
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 90. 10.
Furnished the Intclligencer by A. Z
Magten l. Co.. members OF the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis r. Brand,
manager.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 20, ~.
FURNISHED the 1ntelliSencer by A =
uasten & Co.. members OF the New YORK
stock Exchange. National BanE Build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Aug. 20. 10.
Furnished the Intellieence- by A. l.
Masten & Co.. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand,
npoo S-ar
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug. 20. 10.
Furnished the Intelligencer by A Z
Nas,en g. Co.. members Of the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. wheeling. W. Va. Louis F. Brand.
u,unlKcr
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

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