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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
BELMONT

Mr.. Stanley M""r" waS 'a''"r IL
Hunl"r Thursday 49,,
Morgan tiutI"n was 4 chI''r ~ I'"'-
air.. Thursday. ;.;,,,
al r J. la;rh"r's Friday.
t.I.,. I'rnSt anu ,;r"r@" :iandr""k were
in thus vicinity last Friday huHI!H; rAt-
lie.
Mrs. Lura Medley visited friends AT
EnrnrSvilI,. Il icw days last week.
Mr.. John (;a,t"n waS n" Of IL" Toy
moul county boys who went INT" 'ra'h'
ing camp Thursday.
MISS IirSsi" Hatcher was II caller III
Margaret KrImus last Friday.
Manrl. T'uw.U. IL 'artina NiS'tcd
Friends al I.arupsv.ll' IN" day ih:h week.
Juhn Wharton passed. thr""Eh TINS
Vicinity ,,:i,. day last week.
Mr.. Cecil Perkins. Of Belmont i!IdE".
visited his sl.t"r. Mrs. George h'hIr.
sunday
Mr and Mr.. Roy Hunt. "f Hunter.
VESTED friends At I.Ir'ii'SI liz :>uii!H|.
Mr. Hollis N",r" va 4 'HIl ~ lh'S
,I"iuil! sunday
Manrl,. Carleton and Carl l'"rfnott
vrr, callers; Il! E"lrn"ii tr'GnI.
Mrs E.r!,n.t i"ff""S ;,iih son, !"wri,
and MIR john Cation. w"r' "h'I'rS ~
Nurear t;atiu,l's. Sunday aI;'rr""fi.
Mr.. and Mrs. .I"!n Goodman ana ',"n
w.r.. ,:,ll,rs N This NIclnI'i sunday
J. - MIlr"rn va calling II John
Harris M"udai.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Hatcher nnd chill
dr"n visited u; Morgan llatch"r* sun
day.
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he DEMAND FOR
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Sept lI.-TradinS in
rocks was overshadnwed during the
rea;c- par; o. t"-days session h. The
Unusual activity o: Liberty bonds. The
: and 4r.'S scoring substantial t"n-
korary gains while the tax exempt S'=
Ecarted almos, n corresponding degree.
The demand for Liberty issues resulted
rom the announcement that Secretary
McAdco had urged congress for iratn"-
diate action on his plan 20 extend tax
exemptions on existing As and "A $ and
.,o limit the tax ,d b. derived from the
fourth Liberty loan. soon 10 be to;tted-
Stocks were firm a. the hstleSs open
ing. bu, gradually SaSCcd. breaking
sharply on the increased selling OF the
anai hour Issues most affected wcre
those under professional dominance. al
though representative induStriaIs LOST
20 3 points.
Au,omobile shares, so-catled whisky
issues. ,obacco< and oils were especially
weak. Industrial Alcohol showing an e1-
;rcmr loss Of 81 points. ptstilleTs l.
General Motors 1. Suulatra Tobacco =.
t.nval Dutch oil and Mexican Petro-
l"un, "a
nitcd S>tatsS ''>eF-' ttFiA 49,
::n,ll oppressed by the weight OF ouer-
.nss. and rrSaincd only fraction Of It's
2-porn, loss. few other active issues
1ally;nG about point.
Rails manifested none LOT their recent
firrnneSS. Canadian Pacific fafltnS almost
points and other trans contlnentalS.
SranEcrs and coalers 70 Z points
,'opp~rs. shippiuSs and minor specialtles
Yielded TO points. weakness prevail
,eE az the close. Sales amounted 10
3Sn. non shares
The general bond list made no TO-
sponse 70 the rise OF Liberty issues. tn
MnationalS. as we'll us domestic rails
and induStrials. easing moderately. 10
tai sales tpar valuc) aggregated S1o.''9'-
nnn. Old United States bonds were IN
changed on call.
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The DAYS REVIEW

Standard OIL stocks were worry weak
on the curb apparently in view of tho
fear 81 regulation on oil and gasoline
prices This CAUSED some OF the selling
in the inside market.
Texas company. year ended juno 3oth
reports surplus available for dividends
Of S2O.64099l compared with Sl9'7@4-
526 last year.
Copcnhagen--A quarter OF n million
dollars. the first inst:Lllnlen, OF RUSSIA S
war indemnity. has been sent from Mos
COW to Berlin. according TO advicrS r.
ccivcd here.
For while longer and until further
authentic adTiccS rnlanatc from hiEn
banking circles VIC believe the policy Of
restricting commitments on the ion6
side should be adhered to.
Dow Jones StyS--tiary. Ind.-Ad0pt-
ing as their slogan hash eight hour
day and time and half oTcrtIm" steel
workers her" have completed pr"l!ini-
nary steps toward n permanent o1gani-
zation to hc affiliated with the American
Federation OF Labor.
Financial Nrws Bullettn:-T'hcrc is n
general agreement in speculative chan
nrls that the good impression created by
tho McAdoo request that Liberty loan
tax exemptions hc expanded has been
responsible for undermining bcarsh
confidence built up on the money scare
i:y. brokerage sentiment il improved.
It is prcdictSl in cnnS"rvatiT" stock
bonds will b" more responsive TO favor
ing war Developments under tho new tax
exempt provisions. and II IL confidently
expected that they will work above par
in tho nca- future
\ large short interest is outstanding
in L. s. Steel. Judging from Sossi p
heard in professional channels and
among brokers who make = specially OF
this issue. Tine short account recently
estimated ut A5n.on0 shares has only
N IF these
clce Nscn"walS of bear commitments
were made when money matters became
acute. 1:4% p. m.
Dow Joncs--NipSsinG Mines Co. Ltd.
declared regular quarterly dividend "r
five percent Extra. lnlyabs" OCtoo'r Il Ia
stock record Sept. 20.
New York News Bureau: Feeling in
speculative circles appeared moro c4nii-
dent after close yesterday.
Sentiment improved by action of two
banks in providing ample funds.
Action of money Commits" believed
to have been directed against several
und,si rablc accounts. Money available
To- permit other than speculative pur-
chaScs.
accumulation Of L. S. Steel common
by strong banking interests reported TO
be continuing.
Steel iIiustrinls favored with Raid
win said to be in IL position where sharp
advance is possible.
IGullish talk heard on rails which arn
believed by many to l." selling now At
comparatively low levels.
London advicrs say government con-
templates declaring cotton spinner 3
strike Illegal.
fmllnwng a conference between
Southern senators aud representatives
and L. ". Baruch. senator Smith or
South Carolina said: "Mr. Earuch met
with the representatives Of the cotton
producing states according IT, appoint
mont After q conference in which Ill
phases of tho subject wore discussed il
was agreed Tat Mr. Ba7ich was to lay
the matter before his associates and
confer with us again.
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SIS!ERSVILLE

Mrs. s. T.. Davenport and dnuSht"r'
w.. IirIrr Of Fit SlmrEh. ar" here.
,",ll II L.. IN, Hines NJ J. NJ lf"lN.
Mrs. Joseph Moore. who hrs nccn Coy,
sr,rndnl: NV" weeks hero. has rcturne"
~ h.r home in rnrl;rrS Landing. l'a.
Mrs. John *. l'nihy<"n. " Tui<n:
Gl.l, y.hn is III" cues; NJ r'!hllN"E
hrr". is spending u few days III nus
hur&h. ,r, +,r phil
irry whrr" sh.. attends l'r";i!auS W.
Mrs. Tim Cushing. who has been the
,r,,rs, If friends here for s''v"rnl Weeks
ror, Tuesday fer h"r l"nic III lulS'''
Misses 1lrlcn Ilin and lE"l"n $u'h"r-
l,I,d went t" Wh""i!nE Tu"Sh'E 10
driy" nom" tn" IN ear: a.,
Mrs. 4. Il. Scott and E"c"r. "i NOT
gantnwIl. arc the guests of MI. ana NFS'
Charles M"nr"r.
,;Innn Mitchell. who has been station
al M TT. sill. Oklahoma. WAS h"r" Tues
day. cnrnlilr tn New York. wncr" he VIII
receive Il rours" III radi" IN t"iufnnis
university.
Mrs. l.. ~ Thrstl" anil daughters.
Misses MarEar"; and Virginia. Mt:'. q.
y Sl.rak"r and daughter. Miss 'i"i"n.
Mr.. and Mrs John '!niay:"n and son. oi
Tulsa. Okla. ami Miss Illah Graham.
have returned fruru Willow Island.
wh,r, they w"r" IN camp.
Miss Ii"riruGr Fischer has returned
20 her home IN Spencer. after = visit
with lrr sister. Mrs. Arch Thomas.
Miss Ethel Wrlrhran. vii" has boon
the guest uf her aunt. Mrs. Emma Ear
her has returned 10 her h"r" IN FITS
hurCh.
MISC Sara Rnarman left Tuesday for
TaItlmnr". whcr" Shr Will enter Mary
land State Normal school.
Miss Mildred La2Har. ~ Elyrta. who
is visiting relatives h"rc has returned
from New Martnsvill". where she has
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MT. PLEASANT

Mr. Iarl,e Arthur. "f china. is vlsil-
INK 1T ihr h"inr I'll ms iathcr-in-lh"' Dill
JOSIE Walker ,.,,
Misx Fate Nee 'onahcy. Of Pittsburgh
wa, Visiting her neither. Mrs ~ j. NC
Mir. George Erhc. OF bridgeport spent
lasi week with his aunt. Mrs. J"hh
Mrs. Nancy EarAhur:;. Of Georgetown
spent :: lry days with her daush'G''
Mrs Henry User. c,,;,i,.
r,Ib .n,.rt Tuesday with her father,
Mr. William Murray.
, I:nrn.-Tm Mr.. and Mrs. j.. ~
Buchanan baby girl. Wednesday, sep
TENDER 4. lila, ;u
Martins fcrry Wednesday.
Master paul Y"uug, III Savannah. O..
is VISITING his grandmother Mrs. y. J.
Mr. Harry Rcshorr and Miss F"riha
MrMaStCrS Wcr" inarrfd euh'Su"'
evening ~. tn" Rev. Mott. -.
| Mr.. Avrral Moore is better al HES
Mr.. and Mrs. norman Krinkc and ma
dauchtcr spent Il few days with ms
parrtt$. Mr. and Mrs John krinke.
Misses Camilla and kni" McCtnH us:
Sprnt Thursday 1T IN" hume III MI =
David buchanan.
Mr., NJ. G. Du,iou was business
caller IN Martins Ferry Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gr"rGo Marshbank 70
cciycd word fndm their son John thai
he arrived safely overseas.
Mr.. John krink" Ir, lott SatuFoaE
for Philadelphia. "a. fer service IN '"'
Hrv. and Mrs Jacob MERGER and Mr,
, and Mrs James, Arthur were Callers II
the home OF Mr. John krinkc.
Mr.. Wyli" Sickle. Of near Adcna. YVES
a caller IN this plaC" Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert kIthcart ana
daughter Elizabeth were callers at the
homo OF Henry Xey"r.
Mr. Marion Uu,ton spent thc week
end with his sister. Mrs. Ed Mcllugh. "'
Pennington g. &C.,
Mr, II. :. button will have public
s;tlr on his {aIrn situated Two and on.
half miles southeast nC this place, on
Thursday. September ~.
Mr.. j. W. l.aYrcncr was ca1nr in
Wheeling Saturday.
Mr.. Earl Walker has 4 force or men
working IN tn" timbcrs on thr farm or
what is known Is tho Barnes farm.
about three miles southeast of this
place. for Tho Y. &. O. Coal Company.
McSsrs Earl Hchurn and Charlie FAN
ar" working ut tho Dorothy mines To-
cato,l On the Charlie SrDUnhaltz farm.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Srhe"hlr and chill.
drrn. ri E"rkvili". are visiting her
DurvnlS.
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Briefs and Personals.

Mrs Adciinc, Allen and MISS Lizzie
FjuSIcv, both u! Wheeling, are guests T.
Mrs. L. W. McConlbs.
Herman Roth. who enlisted in the
navy several months ago, went 10 Plus
burgh on Thursday TO enter training.
Mrs Carl Sncdcker. OF Nj. ulir@I dho
Miss Irene MARBLE of Bethlehem nave
returned to their homes after WISHING
friends at Camp Meade.
rh, regular devotional meeting Of tn
Alien Grove Christian Endcar"r Society
will b,. held III the church Wednesday
evening.
Private Emmett Rogcrson. of Camp
Custer. is Spending lurlou5A VII"
friends here and in McMechcn.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. William Carrisan have
removed To Wheeling and the los
school teachers arc moving INTO Inc
Carrigam house. ,so
Mrs Mary Reby Krltz. Of La Grandc'
Ore; Mrs. lawn and IHuEhier' Miss
Eta. nf Wheeling. were guests al .h's
T. NJ. Montgomery. Of MI. oliVct' sun
day.
rnc Mozart public school "prn"'
rrc.d,y :r.rri, rruhrr 3. with
force Of new teachers.
Mrs. i. r. Niger spent the "rek-eno
with her daughter. Mrs. i. '. Mozeha'
Of Martins Ferry.
Miss Beatrice Mcconnell will leave
on Thursday Tor beverly. where snc mas
accented u position as teacher in the
hicn school.
Mrs, E;chcrca Seahright. Of Nh""Ilhh'
is visiting at the home "f her or"tA'r'
H. G. impfrr.
Miss Maud" Corhrit. nf l'rilalr'' WIS.,
itrd relatives at Mt. 0livct last Friday.
The Nj. nlivct Ladies' Md society
md Rcd Cross will hold their regular
meeting in the hall today Wednesday,
clyde McComhs and Charles Mercer
will lray, wiz ~ N'r'hnl county
,r,rinrS for Camp Meade Friday
W.. are REQUESTED I" an:i'i4Er" 'ilt' '',,
scntrmbcr II "r'alry" and slim "!'l
r,,n q foot rac,. IN i section "f new r"ho
from Charles Gicisrlcr's to. IN" MrC"n-
nell school house Details Will be- given
out on that day.
Mr. Frank MrBrih". Of S"hrinS. to-
WAS was visiting friends nj MI. 'iiTft
last week.
MIR and Mrs. w. f. Miller. Of Wheel
ir,- rcr. guests al r"latIv"S at silver
Side from Friday until sunday
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11cAGo LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Sept. Ii.--li"EH. Trcc.lIS
900. market IN Z, H5r higher han yes
lrrIav, butchers 3".1a ~ 200; light
@v.25 a 2o.75: rHrk,aE 1879 " :" 10;
rough 1915 a 1910: pigs, good ana
choice 1919 N 1875.
Cattle, receipts 9.hh": market Strnh :
tn higher: calves tIrm: butchers '"ttar
mostly 10 t" !" higher: western Hi''i'
steady tr strong: l"'"f caii'". good.
Choice and rrira" ia" Il l9,2": c"rnnl"n
and mriium 1925 n Il I.o4; huirh"r
stock. COWS and hclf"rs 80 a lt'"u
Gamers and cutters G.73 m I.65; stock
rrS and feeders, good, rh"'c" ana i"nrE;
On at lA.0n: inferior. r"mln"! Ah9
medium 500 +. 100: veal ch!Nf$. G"tu
and choice lS."I II l"nr.
Sheep. receipts ""nHo; fat sheep,
steady 10 higher: fat lamhS St";tdy I"
Jur liver: top Westerns .lA.n": feed nE
lambs IN to l3r lever: f%rdlnS Shr%E
steady. Lambs. rh"jc" and primo go .
n lS.nn: m,-lium and good, feeders ~"
q I1.""3: rulI# In.rn Al l;.!0: ewes,
choice and primr ll.15 a l".@H: medium
ami good 1873 a ll''' 'uII* f'''
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BETHESDA

Mrs. Lucy Wheat and little son. De-
Witt of Phoenix. .triZ.. who has hrcn
spending ""mc Inn" with h"r 'ath"r.
Mr. VIII Whc"l"r. Of New Castle. AIS"
and PITTSBURGH. Pa. visited here last
week with tn families Of j. ". Per-
Mrs. 4. y. Jarrett. Louis MckclteE
james Latham. ". W. Lucas and Ross
Pryor They loft Saturday for harE"s,
y!llc. will also visit nj Ifcallsriitr ana
columbus h"i"r" returning 1" her nome
N Arizona. Her husband. Mr.. j. X.
Wheat Is IL prominent business man OF
Phoenix having Il large ranch and 1ruit
farm and extensively engaged IN the
nursery business.
Mr.. Samuel Walters was buried last
Saturday afternoon nj Bend Fork c"nl-
rIcry. Services wore held At the church.
Ills death occurred on Friday ut tho
home of his sister. Mrs. Emma Perkins.
nr ilIrtunia HIS sister. Miss Harriet.
If III" saline homo. who, has been very
,uIIrm for som" time was taken Srri-
4iusl; i'll On Saturday. Her condition
j. grave.
SIR, Wood Harrison and son. Ralph.
arr confined In their h'd win lNphoiG
fever. Mr.. Harrison has not been well
Tor some iin:".
MIR. and Mrs. Homer NcA1illcn. Of
YOUNGSTOWN, were recent visitors hc"c.
Mr, Mr%illrr is now Visiting At Son-
,rton. Miss Elizabeth McMillrn return
ed Monday from ssnrnGrion and .Icrusa-
lrm. where She attended the camp
meeting.
Mrs. Ross Pryor and little daughter
srcn, FRIDAY AT Cambridge.
Mr., and Mrs. ". W. Lucas. "f Gail
avenue. spent tho week end III" guest
Of MIR and Mrs. W. j. Barrett. of War
mock.
MIR. and Mrs. j W Perkins and Mrs.
Wheat and son. "f Phoenix. Arizona.
called on Mrs. Amanda Russel last
Thursday. :.
Mr.. West GIN and George Bolts. who
hay" been working on III" pike here.
spent tn" week cnd II, their homes at
BaI:icSvillc.
MIR. Charles Wilson. contractor. OF
Harn.svill". Was on our streets recently.
MIR. Lee Finley returned 10 his home
"A ISat..svil" SuDday after spending
three weeks here.
Tkc Iiolun Ice Cream 60. here fur
nishcd the ire cream fur. TN. annual
Zen Fork last Saturday afternoon. tn"
Pr gram WIS we'll planned with fine a9-
dresses j.? REV. S!irarcr. "f Barnesvillr.
and others 4 good tune WAS enjoyed
By all.
Mr.. Emmett Lucas and daughter. Miss
Wiihrlmlna. and Mr. J. W. Perkins and
WIFI. attended services 1T tho Concord
Presbyterian church at CentcrTille 60-
DAY, .. t.
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RITTER. EGGS. CHEESE.

NEW YORK. SrI'i. ll.--Edltrr St"aaE
crennlnrv EXTRAS (92 aroro) So: iirSts ~
n "21.: packing stock. current max"
So - - q 26l-
Eggs unsettled: fresh gathered *
traS II 4. -; fresh gathered regular
jnarLcJ c>ir:l hrSIs As ri 80: do. first :
"a nj -: state. Pennsylvania and near
by western h~nnrry whites. fin" 70 ian,
cv ia m 6A: state. r"nnsylranla and
nearby henncry browns 81 q 20; 90
gathered browns and mixed c"lprS ~ ="
81 2,,o
81, q, aTI.: do average run 81. RI -
l.iv" ,nuItry firm: chickens - "a;
others unrhanEr!; dr. >Sr'l quiet: prices
unchanged.
L'I,ur
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Meetiug ut Auditorium

4 meeting III the interest OIL inc
Fourth Liberty loan WAS heiI IN th'
Schc-fI auditorium Sunday afternoon. Az .
dresses LMar were moSt interesting a"u
inspiring were delivered BY Attorneys
James y. PARROT and &. +. Carrlsan'
both Of Moundsvillc. The McMcehrn
band furnished splendid music. y very
very large and apprecatIre audience wa
present.
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Chicken Supper.

Tho WomcnS Bible class III the NJ
Olivct Sunday school will give chiChch
pot pic supper 1t the hail thursday e'e'
ming, september -. Elaborate prepare
lions ar. being made by the committee
in charge and L. good supper Will te
served.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
SHERRARD
n- and Nrs. kupfor Here.

Ecy. nr. Charles hupccr and us WIFE,
VINO have been Methodist missionaries
in CHM fer more than thirty years al
rived at the home Of Or. huPtet
brother, Ii. {. kupicr. Saturday. Do'n
have been engaged IN eFahSeI'Slic anu
rdllral!unHi work IN the lanBHlc Ha'l"y,
Inc doctor having been one OF the organ
,zrr, and the president pf tho William"
Mast College 1T ltlu hlanB. lie - III
very weak condition, following SUI o =
cal operation, and WAS able 10 iiiahE oH'y
n shur, talk at the Pleasant Hill church
SUNDAY. They Will spend some tliha
here.
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T0nrnT high. Low. Close
MORNING STOCK LETTER

NEW YORK. Sop. ii.--rhc news
TINS morning; is not ini"riant. INC new
McAt.,,o bill [" enact :; Law making TAX
..N,nni,i so. 400 If tn fourth han ;Lnc
s4j uuu of tho previous loans should
holm government bond prices today. The
bill will b" pretty certain Ia piss and
will hcIp tho market generally.
HARRIS WINTHROP & CO.
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BANK CLEARINGS

C1carlnSs for Sept. 10. $667.h%9.5S.
sun" day last YEAR &"l'. .h.G+.
tlrarinrs for Sept. II. s5@iIIi>.c6.
sam" day last year SU1". it%.6h.
rlrarinGs for week ending sept. II
. 17%3 @@""I0i.
Srn,.. week Inst wear SG.SIh%1l u.
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N! Y. STOCk EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept II. '1s.
Furnished the Intelligencer by A. n
Mas,eu & Co. members OF the New IorA
stock Exchange. National Bank Bulio'
ing. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Brand,
manager
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been tho guest Of her cousin. Mrs:
Homer pylcs.
Mrs, Howard Hunter. who has been
the guest ri MIR. and Mrs. y. W, hunter
has returned To her HON" in Bedford. 81:
Miss Ethel Work has gone 10 Wheel
ing whore. she will attend Elliott BuSi-
ness college, -,
Charles Fell. Jr.. OF Elyria- Ohio will
arrive here this evening in his car ara
Viii h" the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. =. l..
I..iai
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Missionary Address.

Mrs. Charles kuptcr. missionary VI
long experience in Cninar Will denver ~
address at the Pleasant Iiiil ChuF|''
Thursday evening. September L. nes1n'
ming at ) o'clock.
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WHEEI.IEG. w. Va. Sept. II. 'l8.
FURNISHED the lutclllsenccr by A. +
sla,ten & Co. members Or the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand
manager.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. II. rs.
Furnished the Intclligencer by A. L
Mastcn &: Co. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +! Brand,
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept. II. IS.
Furnished the iutelllscnccr by A. f
Mastcn & Co. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National HanI Build
ing. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Brand
mn m
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Ma. Sept. II. ID.
Furnished the lutelliEencer ny A l.
Masten / Co. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank hu'la-
tns. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis l.. brand
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

NIIFE:LINri. ". Va. S"i';. II. rs.
Furnished tho !3;eHigencer by A. E
Master, & Co.. members Of the New York
stock EHci;ausc. .;atipnal Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. LUIS L. Brand.
manager.
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NO GRAIN MARKET

TOLEDO .. Sept. 1l.---GrhIn markets
closed to-day on account Of III" 'h!caG"
election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Sep: IL. 'ls.
Daily u,ntatIon list or the Wheeling
etock Exchange. compiled for lnlei"
RenCcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

(n-Transfer books close Sept. IS. for
A per cent cash dividend. payable Sep
tcmhor 10th.
(")-rransfcr books close Sept. Is. for
regular per cent and an extra , per
cent cash dividend PAYABLE Sept. 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

CHICAGO. Sept. li.--I;rain exchange
closed to-day On account or elections
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
PETROLEUM.

OIL, CITY. "a Sept. ii.--Crrdii bal
amos 81 Runs &i.I?": average 6%,S2n
ShIrmcnr< 1919. average R.992.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Wheeling Live Stock Commission Coz
WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. II, IL.
A,r~rl L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12

Total sales 3,n.'' shares.
Ponds Sii.l-?."h".
u--H~sular quarterly dividend $50
rayahl" - 81. 10th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
New York Cotton Market

Stocks SEQ.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-10

Old tires taken a. part payment.
Mail orders shipped c. o. d. subject to ap-
proval.
THE ROYAL TIRE CO.,
1J>a 1l,h .. ~ ~ raj sosr I'm .,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-10
FOR sALE-HouSEs

WASHINGTON HEIGHTs-PRICE, 81 20.
ISIS PHELPS PLACE.
House contains SIX BEDROOMS AND
TWO BATHS besides parior, dining room.
kitchen. etc. Hot-water heat Beautiful out
look. large lawn. room for garase- Closo 10
Connecticut Ave. Price will Be shaved = 1T
offer.
n. L SALISBURY CO.. NC,
'EVerything in Real Estate"
~ 18th st. N. W.
$50 CASH and - per month win buy q new
6-room. bath. furnace heated brick dwelling
near navy yard and steel plant. Posseasion
at once
We have The BEST IN every section"
tleo-a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-10
FOR SALE-MIscELLANEoUS
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs.

RlABE UPRIGHT PIANo-Looks like new.
tIs5: also 10 other standard makes from
$50 up: player-piano good as new, cost $50,
must sell at once. 500; high-grade Baby
Grand piano, wonderful tone. 800: several
makes new and used Photographs. tl5 UP;
half store prices guaranteed. Cash talks;
terms to responsible parties. Tuning 81 II.