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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03
HEAY|NE55 IN
War SHARES
AGAIN MARKED

NEW york. uc:- -.--manS oaixe1i
rhan-es were Registered during todays
cratic tnd los: active stock soa-kee-
WA: shar.-, zig played further hacVines.
'-Htsen rcY and ;lS;u:. extend TO issues In
no Say iientElcd Tit:t ti:at C-raEp.
Ae:d< fron, thu teur- Of foreign DIS
pitches there was little II the days dc
T'HskolcnentS to prompt further offerings
OF WIZ stocks. other than that such
,rouzSx probably suited the purposes o.
sp-ofsssaanal interests.
Public participation waS slight. jude-
Ing from the inactivity OF commission
6os1ses. and the selling at no time sus-
G&sted liquidation of an important chIr-
-after. save in few Isolated instances
United States Steel vus ag;.in undcr
4rA reaching slightly over :. punt bur
Sr>etrtcving most OF its loss At ;hH end.
Recognized war shares. notably I'ttht'@
hem Steel. Baldwin Locomotive and haAc
"A score OF others engaged i'll the manu-
4Acture-of munitions and ordua1lce. added
il 20 points to r,>c,srt rererSaiS.
Rails failed 10 bear out their prom
"a OF thu, previous day. denotig.S rn"d-
GTzate heavin'sSs after IN -sriy dcoon-
StIStlun OF strength by Union Pacific
and Residing. Low priced rails. Il feature
OF tho carly Week. werS dull end little
changed
OTIS. motors. sh,pp!ngs cor7crs. to-
oaccos and utilities featured the con-
sTucrive side at gains Of TO points.
Mexican Petroleum and Texas company
rising Spirttcdty in the final hour. with
material rallies in most other active
Issues. a steady tone ruling 4, the close.
Sales amounted to $4,000 shares.
Bonds We're Irregular. Liberty issues
as well "a internationaiS showing 10
decided trend. Total sales tpar Ealue}
aggregated $S.S50!00Q.
9l1 United States bonds we're nm
-chaHYhd ON call
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CHEAPER SHOES FOR AMERICAN
PEOPLE NOW ARE MADE CERTAIN
Influenza Death Rate
In N. Y. Not Excessive

NEW YORK. Oct. a total Of ".S'4
cases Of Spanish infIuc-lza. and IT'S
deaths attributed thereto. have been re-
ported here in the last two weeks, the
health department announced Tonight
However, the uumbers"f deaths from
influenza and pneumonia combined. II
was stated. only slightly exceeded the
Aotnl for tho corresponding period last
year, when no epidemic existed. Dur
ing the week ending September Is. this
year, such deaths tut;llcd l9l, while q
year ago the figures was 1876.
BOSTON. Oct. ..-Boston's daily
death toll from Spanish Influenza and
pneumonia, which had been mounting
steadily since the epidemic started on
September II, took L sudden drop to-
day. Forty persons died Of pneumonia
and 1876 of influenza total nt lis for
tho a4-hour period. ending 1T 10 O'clock
tonight This wnS Il decrease Of -
douths from yesterdays figures
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FINANCIAL. OPINIONS.

BY Private Wire to A.. f. Masten & O.
NEW YORK. Oct 2.-I)ur clients have
mad: lots of money on long side OF
Stc"l Let US not lose these. profits by
refusing to change our position simply
becauS" we have not sold-at the exact
top. II peace comes with6 six months
Steel will be selling well below 80 with
in six months.
On tho other hand VIC would not rush
in and soil stocks on weak days or after
q four point break Rallies must come
not only on technical conditions hut in
order TO facilitate further distribution
Although Steel may gn lower today
should rally 10 110i. but wish all to
avail yourselves Of every rally for some
umo to come upon which to sell.
Other stocks will rally from time to
time for special reasons, In this lis,
W. include Marine. DIR, Raldwtn--I-t
Paper. But the rails as W
peace indLStria1s, viii In
follow Steel. even nc decuunE so fur
FAYNE.
AIdvale Steel company declared regu.
lar quarterly dividend OF $3.50. IT was
announced that directors have approved
collective bargaining plan with en-
'ploycS. This is ono of most important
and fur reaching labor movements stprt-
ed In history of iron. and steel trade
United Cigar Stores declared regular
quarterly dividend OF ~ 60 on common.
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pastors will deliver patriotic sermons.
and the music will be. OF an Appropriate
nature
Mrs. c. E. Woodbmn and daughter.
Miss Evelyn, were the guests Of Wheel
ing friends and relatives yesterday.
Mrs, H. F. Toitle was In Wheeling
Wednesday.
NJ. C. Smith Is moving from his home
in Tenth street to the Logan property in
Eighth street.
Mrs. Charles Bell and son. Charles,
Jr.. Of Glendale left yesterday for
CIarksburg. where they will spend two
weeks with friends and relatives
The Progress lodge, No. III, L o. Q.
F.. mot in regular session Teusday eTe-
ming. Tho meeting was we'll attended
and interesting matters came up
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GOOD liberty LOAN
MEETINGS ARE HELD
Capable Speakers Inspire Big Aud.
fences Throughout Marshau County
Each Night-News Of
MoundSville.

Tho meetings being held eaci, evening
throughout the county By the members
Of tn. Marshall County Liberty Loan
committee are now proving very sue
cessfu. Interesting and inspiring ao-
dresses arr. delivered by capable speak
ers. and the results are evident
The quota CT Marshal county is
little over one million and all indica-
,ions pointxhaI the county is headed for
over the top.
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DUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.--Eutter unset
tied; creamery higher than extras OIL "a
u4G2r: cr-om-ry extra tg2 scurc) sic:
creamery firs:s JSl- &"G0 ~: packing
stock current make Ma. =. 40 J.: rtlc.
EGGS steady: fresh gathered extras
566l51c: fresh gathered regular packed
extra IirslS 64T55c: do tirstS a-eH use;
state. PENNSYLVANIA and nearby western
heuuery.- white. fine to fancy 6"Ef &C
state. Pennsylvania and nearby henncry
browns aSTr f6r: q" EuthorrG hr"~rS and
mixed c"lnrH 50u 1c.
t'hrc,..: firm: #taS. fresh. specials 81 =
Iy3"c; do average run S0T5lc.
l.v" poultry firm: chickens 20 CSC
uIhrrs uuchau;:cG dressed Gule:
prizes unChlnS"d Turkeys. Springs.
H.
Flour UNCHANGED.
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THE Days REVIEW
Furnished the 1ntelhgen:cr blythe J. D..
NerTtMan' Co
opTNr1ya IETrER,

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.--tieneral opinion
appears TO. be that yesterdays selling
was to a considerable extent for the
short account. Thc market will be full
Of cross currents until the traders can
concentrate on what they believe 10 bn
peace stocks aud determine in their own
minds what are and arc not strictly
war stocks We should get q rally to-
day.
Dow Jones soyS: Buyinsof steel under
ITO was characterized as good. Inter
estS close 70 Steel Corporation were
buyers. These interests do not class
Steel common in so-calcd group.
Midvale declared regular quartz rly
dividend OF Sl-50 payable Nov. lst TO
stock record October 18th. 1t was an
nounced after meeting that directors
have approved collective bargaining plan
with employees. This Is. ono OF the most
important and far reaching movements
started In history or iron and steel
trade.
Dow Jones says: Midwest Refining
Co. declared regular quarterly dividend
of 81 n share payable November LIST to
stock Of record October 18th.
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ST. CLAERSvILLE
Probate Court,

In re will OF J.. J. Stewart dee. Will
admitted To- probate. Citation ordered
issued Ia widow 10 mako election.
In re estate q! Joseph e. Kinney. dec.
Account filed and notice ordered.
In cr estate az ANNA l.. Naser dec.
Private sale Of personal goods and chat
tells confirmed. -..
In re will OF J"hn r. Trick, dec. Elcc-
tiun ~ widow.
IN 70 estate "f Henry Mct;iltun, dec.
Private sale OF notes confirmed.
In re- estate % Robert \. Patterson,
dec. Inventory flied and approved.
In r" estate "f Anna Drake. dec. Proof
of publication Of aoJcc OF appointment
filcd.
In 70 "Stat" - Nancy !. Wright. dec
Appi'"n ton for |-uthorty 70 sell notes
Salc authorized.
In re estate % Marian Gardner, dc
Will and ;ipplicat on 20 aGuIit to prrha,e
h.e3. So; for hearing Oct. -. 1918. 4: .
@, m.
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CAMP SHERMAN ! !
QuARAN TINED

CANT SHERMAN. Chllicothe,O. oct.
Chil!icothn and camp sherman we're
under :, strict federal health quarantine
in-,ay as he result of the epiaemlc OF
hrnncI,r,: and nncurnunia, which to date
has caused IS deaths here.
Undrr an order the federal hrait u
authorizes all schools, theatres, CLUBS
and public gatherings. both IN CHILL
rothc and 1t camp, are closed. Although
federal authorities say the epidemic mere
is no, Spanish influenza. treatment
for Spanish influenza was made aFall
able To the civilian public. The military
were ordered to report All
cases immediately az IL precautionary
measure. r'ifty-eight civil cases ana
Ole death were reported.
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SUGAR.

NEW YOKk. Oct. 2.--rhc LEGAL :nar-
kr, fnr raw sugar was steady Grd IN
changed at 7.3%c for centrifugal. The
committee reported purchases Of 400
lasS Of Cuban
Receipts ut Atlantic ports during the.
past week were S),592 tons aEninst
269S3 the previous wc~k and sc.359 +
y,ur ago: MEETINGS were 1900 against
rs. on and II no and stocks 3S.SI6. against
$751; and 5f.02S tons. respectively.
In refined business w.i STILL light
and prices we're unchanged nj 9.onc for
fine .ranCiattG.
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Annual Session

Tho annual meeting Of, the AEr1cui-
turnl Club Of Marshall County will Be
held Saturday afternoon in the Mercan'
,iln building. Reports for the past year
will be heard. although affairs OF the or
ganizatiun have h:cn more or less dis
ruptcd by the departure OF the county
ageni. q. e. MusSroTc. who ~ IN lhe
service. Officers will b. named and
plans for the coming year outlined. 1t
&c not KNOWN hon a new agent Will DC
secured TO ill thu vacancy caused by TIC
resignation OF Mr.. Musgrore.
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Soldier Nan Arrived H.stsrday

The postncn in the city. were kept
busy yesterday delivering tho mail which
was written by Benwood boys who are
in the service over there" Mothers
and fathers arc rejoicing over hearing
to be in, the fighting lines.
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Msrsna,1 se1.et Being HSpair,d

Contractor George Shannon has taken
over the repairing Of Marshall, street
and in short time pedestrians of that
part Of tho city will find walking condi-
tons very much improved. Owing TO
tho largo force of men who hive been
employed tho contract should be done lin
4 short time.
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f.amn Ia Guaranteed.

Letters received here by relatives OF
boys In military trimming at Camp
Meade, Md. arc 10 the effect tha, the
camp is now in quarantine. the result; ~
the epidemic Of Spanish influenza, which
Is now prevalent in so many OF tht
army c:tntnnInrnts.- 1t is not known
how long the quarantine will continue,
but il is expected that tho duration
will be from fnnr to six weeks.
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Attended, Funeral.

Many hnundsville people attended the
funeral OF Miss Rcrna, 1t-year-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Fl. IL Lutes
Of Mcalschcn. who was killed by 4
street chr last>wcek. The services wer"
held ycS;crday afternoon in the late
home, The drras.d WAS niece Of Mrs.
Ross Sears -: this city, and Mt. and
Mrs. H. {. Luf"* az Second street were
rrandparcutS
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Monthly Exams.

The first examinations "f the year
are on in high school at the present
time, Tho instructors arc eager to as
certain the degree Of success attained
by them in their work thus far. The
enrolment IN the high school this year
Is larger .hsln WAS expected when school
oppned. with many Of the boys leaving
for training schools and camps.
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West Virginian Among
Missing on Steamship

WASHINGTON. Oct. -.--Nnmes Ok
the missing from tho American steamer
Bucrr Ventura, torprdoed and sunk OH
the coast Of Spain, september l6. were
announs.d tonight by tn" navy depart
meIit, i and included those OF several
Philadelphia and Harrisburg: men anH
thai OF kccfer Jennings Whitman OF
I'hunn,anrilIc W. Va.
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Mr. and Mrs, G. y. ,.rcstcrlin OF Day
ton, O., are spending n few days here
AZ guests Of friends and relatives.
Mr. md Mrs. Eoss Sears Of this city
attended III. funeral Of relative in
MrMcchcn Yesterday.
Hugh Smith, who Is employed in Pitts-
bursh. and who has been spending 4
few DAYS here because OF an Injury tn
his hand, has been doing nicely and the
wound Is healing rapidly.
Liberty Loan Sunday will BE- observed
in the churches of the city Sunday. Tho
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interesting Talks.

The Fuur-Minut" Men Of Marshall
county ar" doing spleno1d work IN Tn.
campaign for th- sale or fourth issue OF
Liberty, bonds. Last evening W. D.
Alexander. Of the Mercantile Banking q:
Trust Company. spoke at the Park Thea
ter and this evening James a. Sigafoose
will siye o short talk u. A. ShowacTe.
Of this city, spoke at the Midway Thea
ter .McM"chcn. last evening. and this
evening Il. L. Dowdcll will speak there.
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The committee III charge OF the solIci-
tat:on OF subscriptions TO Liberty Bonds
nt the fourth Issue in the industrial
plants or this city have been working
hard. and report that results arc very
Erutifyiag. 1t is almost assurcd that
the working class Of peopl" will hn rep
resented by practically loo per cent in
the total subscriptions taken in the
county.
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BUILD MANY MORE SHIPS.

WASHINGTON. Oct Reconstruction
Of asa vesselS Of 100000 dead wright
tons is tho additional. program OF the
shipping board disclosed today to the
hpusc appropriations committee by
Chairman Hurley. IN explaining his re-
aues: for additional authorization Of
-s4SLco0.3a3 fnr the present fiscal year
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Ec-'. Leroy LaWtller.

I."I. hoy L3wt:Irr. nlStor q lhc
Presbyterian church. ard who recently
enlisted y" rhupiaiu and commissioned
FIRST LcGtcuan, in the u. S. Army left
81. C.ai-Svillc yesterday for D few days
visit with relatives al Grove City and
Faad"rEr:ft. II" has been ordered ia re-
port nj lInhnkrn. October II, and rX-
poets IL S.Iil within Il few days from that
date for-rilncr RuSslI or France. Rev.
LIE rtflsr was h"i,! III high esteem by all
ANA his hosts "f friends wish for him
abundant SUCCESS:
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Improving In 6ospital

Tony Malich. who was injured in n
tight ut Pinch Run, Sunday night. WIS
released yesterday afternoon rrnm III"
Ohio Valley General hospital. Will.
his injuries will not prove serious. II Is
thought likely that h" will prefer
charges against his nssailant. who ha.,
been located by the police.
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wnr Gardens Reported Pine.

Men in tho city who have been cult
waiting war gardens during the summer
months report that the fritoge from
them is much better than they had cN-
pec,"d. Many OF them wer" able to have
enough Garricn vegetables for thoaf OWN
usr and q few wcrc able TO sell t. 9th
crs. This success will probably err
courage many more 20 try garden planf-
ing next year,
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CLOSING LETTER,

NEW YORK Oct. Our market has
been very cratic all day. Parts of the
list showed strength others decided
weakness. It IS 8 market where traders
are feeling for the weak and soft spots.
based on war and peace stocks. We
shall likely see the same kind OF Il mar
ket until further developments from the
seat OF war
HARRIS, WINTHROP & co.
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The Teachers Cub Of Moundsville VIII
l,n entertained Saturday evening by Miss
Ethel WOODBURY. ut her home on West
crn avenue This will BE- the monthly
meeting OF the club and some interesting
matters will come up for discussion and
consideration. \ social hour will fol
low.
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WAR SUCCESS
AGAIN LOWERS
CORN PRICES

:'CHEAGo. Oct 2---l!,zrish crop .cs IT,
mates. together with Important .frGIh
military successes hy the Entcntc Allies
ted to pronounced wrlkrh,Ss ~ times TO-
day IN the corn market. The close was
unsettled Il to. IL. net lower with No
vciubrr l.2g2. to Leg rs and December
l.@Ta. 10 1.2T?s-
Oais finished IS Off TO = Ia Z I'D
vance, sud pro visions down 2!a GEMS to
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Ms. James Matthews will b. hostess
10 the members Of the Busy Bee Knit
tins club this evening at her home in
Main street: \ social hour will he en-
joycd and the hostess will serve n dainty
lunch.
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knights TO Meet.

This evening a meeting Of Friendship
Castle No. 79. Knights Of Pythias. vii!
be held and important mnttsrs Will
! come up. The meeting will BE-. held in
the quarters " thu lodge In the Mercan-
tile building.
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TOLEDO GRAIN,

TOLEDO. O.. Oct. :.--1lrvtrscpc.
prime cash. October $"2.7I: prcembcr
$2o95: February s23.05: March s@2.s5
Alsikc. nrim" cash .'st&.cJ: Decemb er
$3.50: March $lS.1I.,
Timothy. prime cash. old. sa.o5; ney
t!.l5; Ocioh"r S5.25: December. $40:
March $40 -
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George Williams IN ElEs WilnGr,
Hunt. l;tnd in lluahing TIP. Considers
ton S22VY
S;cv" snsk, and Lizzie saaka to John
Keller and Sofa 1irllcr. Lsnd in colo.
rain Up. Consideration 5000.
lnruis l.. Greenwood and Lena Green
wood 70 Thomas j. Schramra.' Land in
1'uliacy TIP. Consideration $1,000.
Tn Kild1TLynn Co. to nazer GEN
Mfg. Cn. and In GAINESVILLE. Consid-
Grafton s90GG.
Earl Jackson and Grace JacfsoA q
Robert jackson. Land in EhiltnIy I'd
Consideration 5000.
T. r. Rnthrl and Vida Bethel to Al
l"rt Goulriing and Jancy GouldInE. Land
in Flushing Tp. Consideration 800.
Joseph F'ryman ~ Sarah Frynan ci
al Affidavit FOR transfer
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BENW0OD
Condition improving.

Little Jane Frederick. daughter Of
Mrs. James Frederick Of Garfield street.
is recovering slowly from an attack OF
grippe, which was thought to be Span
ish influenza when it first developed.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

U-rrt.rJINC. W. Va. Oct ?. ID
r,rru,sn.d tn. !m;c;i;Gencer by a e
,a.,r,, H. c.. mctnoers OF the New York
Click Exchange. National Bank Buiio-
.Ine wheeling. ". Va. Louis F. Brand
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I'D. Ask
r-rSBuuGH LIVE sTocK

PzrTSBURCFi. oct a.--,,attic STOW:
nj 2ply nghe; prime $16,5otr t1.pt: -, /;
slow: supply light: prime ~ethers 9ll..n
G11LI5: cults and conf mon S:.lI1' st.;
1nSs,s SLOW: Right: y-a: ~a!ves 81 NJ d
~. slow: recepts IS double decss
heav1es s19.f5D13.75: clediuui
619.so: heavy workers. Sia.;v q
light yorks.$ md pig; So. "a $1
,axta $1,000 NO.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING ~. Va. OCT ,. '1a-
Furnished the IutslllEencer By A. z
N,strn e Co, mcrub-r-or the NcwIork
Stock Exchange. National linnk Euilt
Ing !yhcsline. ". Va. Louis i. Brand.
manager.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. :. is.
FURNISHED the 1utriilsrnccr ny "a E
.faSlcn j. CO. members ~ the New ioih
Stock s:Ich;nSS. National Hank Au!ld-
Tux, Wheeling. ". Va. LOUIS r. brand
manager.
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY. IN. Oct 2.--Crcdit bal
anccs 81: runs September Roth. e9.5T6;
average so.lGl shipments October LIST,
""4lG
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct :. Ia
Furnished the InIelhEences BY A L
hasten & Co. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
: ing. Wheeling. W. W.. Louis +. Brand,
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NETWORK CURB MARKET

WHE.ELiN,;. W. Ma. OCT. :. is.
Furnished tl': imtrl;S,hcer oy a. Z.
Mas,cn & Co. rirrr,hrrs' ~ thc New YORK
Stock EXchanS... National lianI Build
No whe,Iiur, ". Va. LOUIS +. brand
uSnaser-
sr:,IT.E II ! F:iu tigh.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct. :. IL
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, compiled for the Intelligent
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. oct. = IS.
Furnished G.G l!.t' r,1.f.c.:r ~ a. Z
Masten &; Co. mr:nbcrs 1t II" E"S York
Stock Exchange. National Ea;:k build
ing. WhccilaE. W. Va. LOUIS h. Erano
,pzna ger
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Cash Quotations: Corn. No. yellow
l.5p q l.5.: No. yellow 1.39 I'll. l.42;
No. 1 yellow LIS Gp 1.%I.
Oats No. , white 6S9. % ZOE: stand
ard coz 10 70i:.
Pork nominal. Lard $3.50 % -6.T5;
Ribs ESQ q 2Sc5.
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MARRIAGE L1couEr

Hiram Franklin Weaver OF Wheeling
and Anna +. Dunn OF West Wheeling.
Albert Ccrack and Mary Pickle hUH
Of Shady$idr
ALpiph Pariflcn Of BeilAirc and Lena
Jurico Of Shadyside.
Lawrence J. Ro~son and MA-y V. Itut.
ter. 10th It Bellaire.
Russell Frederick Mcknight and lille
Pearl NcSpcrly both Of BridEcpHrt.
Orrin W,ud Moore OF Canton and hyra
Dell Bethel. ~ Flushing.
Elliot II. Todd. Of Piedmont and Nellie
Marrta Lnthan Of Holloway.
LONDON. oct. 2.--tI:30 .. No. Pc
tween Cambria and ST. Quentin the Ger.
nun line Of defense has Seen broken. II
is uncertain what lines the enemy has
in the rear. The British advance threat.
ems tn: German line of retreat in the
Disc valley. ind also from the massif OF
St. Goba!n. -
Eetwrcn the &isnc and the FeSle riV-
crs French troops in the last three days
have advanced on front Of ten miles
20 dept OF three 10 four miles. Tho
Germans now IRE rstreatins toward tho
line they held In 1917.
In view Of tho loss 10 the Germans OF
81. Quentin and the lines To the north
Of that city IN enemy retiremcnt on a
fairly large scale seems probable. Given
fairly. good weather. some very biz
changes on the western front may be
seen before winter.