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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-20
ONE KILLED, ONE HURT.

Double Sadness Comes to Grand
Forks Home of Soldiers.
Grand Forks, N. D.. Nov. 2e.-on
the same day they were notified of
death Of their son, Richard, who had
E. Eggen of Grand Forks were mott.
fed that their son, Eli, had been in
valided home, and had arrived at
Staten Island, New York.
Eli Eggen will be home on a fur
Tough soon, and will then enter the
Walter Reed hospital at Washing
ton for treatment and re-education
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry, Grand
Forks, have been notified that their
son, William, had died in England OF
pneumonia. He enlisted in Wyom
ing in the aviation service.
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DALLAS A. "A. A. PRESIDENT.
nv Associated Press.l

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. ,20.-Sam-
lieI j. Dallas, of the Meadowbrook
club, Philadelphia, was elected
president Of the Amateur Athletic as
ISOLATION Of the United States. Fred
eriek Ruben, New York. was re-eIect-
ed secretary treasurer. The next an
nual meeting will be held in Boston.
National champions cups were
awarded. The constitution Of the
union was amended so that an anna
teur athlete who became a paid in
structor in army camps shall not lose
his amateur standing.
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the enemy down 10 detached regi-
ments, the composition of the oppo-
sitlon forces. their commanders and,
in most cases, their headquarters.
Reserves Almost Gone
Opposite each German army unit
the map shows a list OF the used
and reserve organizations. On Nov.
II when the armistice was signed.
Long lists of divisions which had
been entirely used up were noted, but
the reserves had disappeared entire
ly with the single exception OF the
army group in Belgium. Here two
fresh German divisions were being
held for use against the imminent
renewal of King Albert's drive tow
ard his capital.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-20

doubtediy lower prices but he fears
such measure would bring IN its
He pointed our that the arnounf oe
convertible notes issued by the Bank
OF Japan has doubled but az money
OF this nature is In the pockets Of
the workers 1t will be Impossible ID
reduce its amount and any attempt
TO do 50 would prove blow to thu
business prosperity which Is founded
on the expansion of credit
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kBy A8sociated press,)
Toxic. Nov. 20.-Contraction of
the currency which has been inflated
in Japan owingSto the war is recon-
mended in many circles as one
means of lowering prices. the soar
ing OF which recently led TO disturb
ances.
Baron Takahashi. formerly minis
ter of finance, expresses the opinion
that currency contraction would I'M
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-20
ATTORNEY LOSES LEe.

Grand Forks, n. d., Nov. 20.--At-
torney C. j. Samson, formerly of La
kota, is home from France, one leg
gone and is visiting a few days in
being given additional educational
advantages carried on by the Cana
dams. He went to France with a
Winnipeg battalion of engineers. and
was wounded at Parschendalle.
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WET LEAD PEDIicEn

st. Paul, Mimi. Nov. Secretary
of State Schmahl announced today
that errors In the official returns
from Renville and Fillmore counties
cut the wet majority on the state
wide prohibition amendment from
75G to 594 votes, on the total state
vote. Secretary Schmahl stated that
no official changes In the returns
would be made unless the dry forces
filed a petition for a recount
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-20
FINANCES GRAVE.
(By Associated Press.l

Wy 1AosUCIdIGU -ITeSS.l ---|
Vienna Via Basel, Nov, 20.-Dr. Won
Steinweinder, finance minister of the
new German cabinet. in a
statement today to the Vienna press,
described the financial situation in
German Austria as being grave. With
economies and the creation OF new
sources of revenue, however, he said,
the difficulties could be surmounted,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-20
DAVIS To.LoNpoM

Washington. Nova 20.-J. w. Davis
was formally nominated Monday
by President Wilson to be American
ambassador to Great Britain and
Alexander G. King. Atlanta, Ga.
twas nominated to succeed Mr.. Davis
as solicitor general.
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JOSEPH SMITH rs DEAD.
Head OF Mormon Church succumbs
After Long Illnesa.
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.)
Salt Lake City, Nov. 20.-Joseph r.
Smith, president of the. Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
(AIormon), died at his home here early
terday after a long illness Death was
due Indirectly to a paralytic stroke
suffered last April. Notwithstanding
his illness, President Smith attended
the recent semi-annual conference OF
the church held the first week of Oc-
tober, and spoke strongly against
polygamous marriages which it was
rumored had been surreptitiously per-
formed during the last few years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-20
BUILDING OPERATIONS RUSHED

Grand Forks. N. D., Nov 2O.-Con-
struction operations on the new
chemistry building at the University
of North Dakota are being ad-
vanced rapidly, and the building will
be ready for occupancy in about 1--WE
or six months. An appropriation of
$4,000 for the building was made by
the last legislature.
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NORMAL TRAFFIc RgsuMED.
czeeho- slavaks' Success Re- opens
Trans Siberian Railway.
lBy AssocIated &c.


Peking. One of the immediate re-
suits of the Czecho- SIoyalSs' success
in Siberia is the reopening OF normal
traffic on the trans Siberian railway,
at least as far as Irkutsk, the service
between Yladivostok and Hardin
having been in operation for some
time and it is no strain upon the inn
agination to anticipate through com
munication to Europe at no distant
date.
The American Railway commission
in Siberia has contributed to this
result. About go OF the 800 members
Of the commission which was ac-
cepted by the Kerensky government
went for months to Nagasaki after
the Bolshevik revolution but the re-
mainder spent the time in Siberia,
where by mixing with the Russian
workers and demonstrating simple
improvements and up-to-d date meth
DDS. they gradually introduced
changes which have enormously in
creased the efficiency of a portion of
the line.
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200 KILLED BY Explosion.

(By Associated Press.)
Paris, Nov 20,-Two hundred per-
sons were killed in an explosion at
VAIN, southeast of Cologne, Germany,
according to reports received here.
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CONGRATULATIONS FOR RING.

Wy 1E9SUCldLou EIoabg q.
London, Nov. 20. - The house OF
commons passed motion moved by
Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor of the
exchequer, in the absence of Premier
Lloyd George, who is suffering from a
slight cold, congratulating King
George on the conclusion of the ar
1nistfce and the prospects for a vic
torious peace and for his unselfish
devotion to the task in which the ma
tion is engaged.
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JUeo PREsIpsNT IN PARIS.

IBy ADSOCIALSu L'IVS5.J
Paris, Nov. 20.-Anton Korosepk,
president OF the Jugo- Slav council,
the provisional government OF the
Jugo-Slavfc countries formerly ruled
by Austria Hungary, is in Paris to
establish relations with the entente
srnyarnYpaYfs
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-20
oAnrP DIX MEN oUr.

(By Associated Press.)
ate rehabilitation of four depot bat
talions, and two development batta1-
ions, comprising $4,000 men, was or
derei in a communication from the
war department received here yester-
day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-20
PETAIM MAnE MARaHA1

Paris, Nov. z0.--1ienoTal Petairi,
the commander in chief OF the
French armies, today was named an
Marshal OF France at meeting or
the French cabinet presided over by
President Poincare. General Petain
today is entering Metz at the head
nR the Ernncf Tenth q r.rrfrr
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-20
BELGIAN GOVERNMENT MOyEs,

IBy ASSOclateu PrbsS.J
Paris, Nov. 20.-An impressive cere-
mony took place Monday in the town
hall of Havre. when the Belgian gov
eminent, which has been at Havre
since the fall OF 1914, took leave of
the municipal authorities. The de-
partments of the Belgian government
are being transferred to liberated
Belgium.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-20
COAL RATE no BE AIRED.

(By Associated Press.)
on applications for a. uniform mileage
ST. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 20.-A hearing
scale OF rates on coal in carloads
from Montana mines to points in Mon
tanh, North and South Dakota and
Minnesota, was announced for 10 a. m.
Friday. before the st. Paul district
freight traffic committee.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-20
IRON CROSS CHEAP.
(Rv Assooiated Press.

Paris, Nov. 20.-The iron crosses
which the former German emperor so
iavishly bestowed during the war now
are being soIJa in Germany for
.pfennigs, or about American cent,
apiece. a telegram from Amsterdam
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aRlTIsH MARINE TO LEAD.
Baron Inchcape Declares Against
Control BY Government.
&c Assoeiated Presg.

kBy ASsoclAIeQ GTeSSl
London.--If, after the war, British
shipowners are not hampered by
government control, I believe we
shall be able to maintain the SUI
premacy of the British mercantile
marine in the world" said Baron In
chcape, president OF the Institute of
Bankers, in a speech he delivered the
other day efore the Chamber of Ship
ping of the United Kingdom.
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PLAN 49, on LUxURIEs.
= A7ta-N = = = = = = 777-''1'
(BY Associated Press

(By Associated Press.)
Tokio.-Japan is contemplating the
imposing of tax on Injuries. One
aim of the proposed tax is to check
the growth of luxurious tendencies
among the people,
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CURRENCY is INFLATED

For state news. read The Forum.
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ar,nurt "f inquiry. british. exp" {
prices announced last week are from ) }
- SHu PER ton ahnv" official prices hri''
tor hrary rruGurt&. 80 thai Tao mass
Of current export transactions III Ne"
York while higher than chat fixed -
Washington. - S'll below tn" i.nE"p'-
G..vri. However. real iut"rnah"nai CO.. =
petition is no; %, Il fnct"r. Nr'H>h
galvanized sheets for export have %"i1
1t about So. as against IL fixed p:!G''
II s6.a5 NJ PITTSBURGH.
Tn" run Of rcpl"n:Ehing orders IN
various l;nns keeps ur rari :cularlH IN
.Etr". Moro plates are ;N:tllahtr l"J mo
neral trade. Mrd This supply promises
~ .rrrrnH,. aS Sh'ryard" n"w har'' an
%rcuntrlat~L supply shat vail last f"N
four -. :i> months. Demand Tor $F"C-
..rnI steel * very light.
PIG iron production GGnin Tell or N
November. hr ~: %.jH.nII IONS. or H.
50? tons n day against 2.tSd.9trions IN
October. ur 1l9.4&- tons = dny. '"kn
shortage d." :" Influenza caused S"i"f l
furnaces to bank last w"'k. Oh h"c'n!-
hrr ! n" 2Sn furnaces in blast mad \
daily capacity "f lIi.",@ taF ashln>t
900 tons IA day for SIS blast furnaces
activ" ON" month previous.
\ eonJ deal is heard "f pig ron nc
l.otiatinna for export. hut little has he"a
don" rs 'yct There are reported sale u"
IN EASTERN steel company OF 2I,NeN IONS
Of Rrsscmrr iron to go abroad '"'
London cable r"vircS the report ct plans
10 import .onG.0On tons "f American
base iron 20 England next year.
Tn" weakness in scrap IS more III ~ =
d,nrr. though on a restricted movement.
and there is So!r1c unsrttlinE IN ;hc t"t-
roman cancSc market, whore 20 F"Trc :
metal has sold below $40.
Some activity IN shrr. bars is q t"a-
ture i'll the central west.
Youngstown mills have tnkcn on coz =
Sid"rahl" business - replace shell "l"'.-
Lake Superior iron ore shipments ! :
the Season arc oTcr. TIL" total move
mont by water is 6i.l5G.'a@ tons, or
I.S1a.1G9 tons lcsS than in 1917. \
greater falling off WIS looked FOR III
view Of this years decline in pig ron
production.
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PRESSURE PUT
STOCKS DOWN

) NEW YORK. Dec. ,5.-StocSs drtird
'ttly dEE!a- au,- :T''h''t nhi' ~ "i"'N
extremely ..~..'...., ,u'a.Si session. '.ic"S
OF many lcad!E= tssuc- rs;nctnG fur
tl,'E '.t~j"'~I> NJ. - A"S'It''. "."''eE "i'H-
Rcv'-si,y ~ ;hn aid -! on stock
r.arvtuS nprnrl;':ng hr"h'"> 20 loan up
, q ~ i;,.i- IL; or ""i..'"'::l. failed 20
! s;,mu!at.. outside ,a;c-r::, in IL" slight
rS; dr:r.". no. I'D this tnrd::tcatinn
teri =. ~..ta> "a:"s for money.
Tools w"-c furry actt"n nevertheless.
in. sue: si,r.ui.,i:Nr taN"r.t.':; - ,"ia.''.
COS in.,;,-> "::S. sugars ard several
ni>r"iira-''ES issues. rru$* gains IT
these divisions ran gins from . - almost
Interest in the general ii.du<;r si;u-
. atom was hrirhtcucd b! III" publication
OF r"vi"ws ard surveys which mad" pes
Sri;Stic reference to the futu:c IL he
steel and If" ntrs,'ie. win pr'N!icSi"ns -;
u general cut in prevailing pric: schrd-
ul"S
- In,,nd Stat">A Steel was III" objective
Of jnccssant pressure. although yield
l!.s ':ttly mai -. Joint At trtc close. pta|E
liiaEStria!S and equipments ais" Nl"d,
material r"c"v"r:rS IN II" final h"ur and
gas shares t".s;ur-ti III" utilit;:; ~ gains,
.: > - points although local iaSti"nS
w:r" inclined u yield.
Rails and. Shl2p'nEs wcr" am ing thc
uncertain features tho form CT showing
irrcrula-iy throughout: will -ina7lH.S
- ca$"d in thc 9tt'r l''ai!nEs. with r:"talS
ard obscure sprc'attieS. sales ain"untcd
:" 10000. shares. 49,.
tn. Only alteration reported in for
cien exchange was q slight reduction III
sterling drrIanG bills. r.i"< 20 acutIll
ceNt"rS showing lrrnrS I.E.ne.js.
rha ;nns 81! Tinted states government
bonds again afforded 8. ,:"at-%$. :" IN"
bala,tcc ~ III" bond liSr !Eh"r:y ISSUES
cea,inuins 70 dcclin". -. :g .. ~
tpar valued We're $ll.37I.:p". riI tu;t-
e.; States bonds W,'r. rilchHacr'! IN c;tI'.
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IRON REVIEW
x1.-lv YORK. Dec. 5.--Thc Iron -,

x1.1Y YORK. Dec. 5.--Thc Iron Ai'
IN Thursday VIII say:
.nn,hcr week Of buying IN sa''SLE
In,a. restrained wants finds tho ST."
trade still sk"ptIcal Of tn" ability
such demand 10 cope with tn" Sl'naN'
soon 70 be met III" fact IL that VIII
,hc nrm!s,icc mnra than three "c'h'
mid tho stcr! mills "f the country A''
et,tI engaged t. large extent on var
VOC Cancellations of orders "h;'''
vodid rot have r""n reaches! ny Us
n;itts for &omc weeks or months haN'
nat;yrnlly brouCh, 10 shock, and INC
r.al test is get /" come.
Sentiment IN favor of continuing S"'"
eminent control of iron and steel pT!''
sf,Er December 81 has steadily ni!HN
tshed and tho conference" between u
steel manufacturers comHlltt"" aid [ Q
War Industries BOARD ~ "a*hlnSt' q
p.4."mbrr J, promises :" b" III" end %
;hc chapter 90 prize tiXi'rI- l'rcrar =
tors to the finals. 4 general meeting {
iron and steel manufacturers Is CALI
for December in Now York
Actual export business put thr"u;
ie $40; what would be expected from 1 )
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- .
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. pHc. 5.--Thrrc were no
n"w developments in The local raw sugar
situation and prices. arc unchanged At
?,Sr fnr centrifugal I" the rcfincr. No
business was reported by tho commit
,cc.
Tho marie, for refined sugar vas
steady and UNCHANGED at % for fine
srnnuintrd Tho demand was again OF
fair proportion. due 10 the increased
allowances Of sugar in prac.'cA4S -
hI OF thc trade.
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Eiack. Melvin. J0hnstown. Ia.
EIdcnmu!lcr. Adam Jr.. Pittsburgh
ELEVEN

Eiack. Melvin. Johnstown. Ia.
EIdcnmu!lcr. Adam Jr.. Pittsburgh.
Pa.
Scott. William j.. Philadelphia. Pa.
White Charles H. Hazlcton, PA.
Private:
t'!=s.rali. Joseph y. Akron. W.
Smith. Jacob Walter GrrcncaStle IA.
UICk-y. Micr;.cl. Cleveland. q.
HouShy. Edward r.. Dayton. -.
l.imbnch. Frederick j.. roint Pleasant.
IA.
Lively. Raymond J.. tockland, o.
Mr:h"r-. samuel. ''h'"irnatI. ..
Mirsi"iu Myr"u. Snns,r. Pa.
ohlinCr". George, LctaT:, W. Va.
i:"";"y. Francis Dow. Horizons: IA.
ShaLi.ry. Charles ~ Cleveland. ..
!%3IlIil. Melvin ~. L'IrdIay. ..
MEIrus. .>rrtur H.. Findlay. O.
H.: .Aissr, Hall'G "7, ~: va; p,
V'-,>.r,s. .'nsrr j.. liazlcton. Pu.
Chambers. J"hnsJ.. Baltimore. Md.
'ostrl,o George j.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
De7nison, Corley p. Eoanohc, ": Va.
Dewitt. Elmer a.. Wiliiam$pGrt. Ia.
Missing In Action.
rmsn. Harry T.. Huntington. Ind.
Whtc". WiIbnr; w. New York city.
Sergeant:
= Quinn Darl"l J.. Johnstown. Pa.
LuteS. william cyrTg. shadyu!de, o.
Corporate:
T.ins,.. T. tor .tiHn. Lancaster. Pa.
Mechanic:
I:aIIhcrr. Nils H. Pittsburgh. Ia.
priTEtr {!
h7tror,, OLE. Wick. ": Va.
Dulko. John. iirE"lani. q.
burst. N'Ivnc. Carton. ~.
Norm. IT," ~. Iili!adclph,a. Pa.
S..ir"s. NiTa. Stn".t. O..
Emery. William H.. Philadelphia. PA.
Hucgine. Emmett. Cleveland. ~ -
Eus" EDWARD. Scranton. Pa
Hu:rhcr. Jnhn. Scranton. In.
li"nr"r. Charles Park. Pittsburgh Pa
Mc';Hrva. John. Logan o.
OldnS William. Edward. Cleveland. o.
Williams. Walter. Lovcland. O.
Ztomcr. joseph. Philadelphia. Pa.
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MARYLAND DIVIDEND
Ten Per Cont In Stock and Az in Cash
Dividend Payable December 81.

Stock holders Of the MarIand Rrfi:i-
Ing company have received word that i
stock dividend of Ten percent and !,
cash dividend of 81. has been decla.rd
payable December 81. Thu MarlanI
company's office is in FOnct. Okla. Ii
has oil lands in that vicinity and il also
has q large refining plant near there
A considerable quantity Of the stock i"
held BY Wheeling people.
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CHICAGO. l'"c. 1.--il"es. receipts -.
Don; ynarks, m"Sriy.-1O" lower thau %cs
tr~days average: closing in fair ton"
Day quotations UNCHANGED.
Cattle. receipts 22,nnh. good weight
steers and ranurr cows strong: 0ih"i
CATH arcahy 10 lower: calves steady
Iny quotations unchanged.
sheen. receipts $4,000. sheep and yciir
IinS$ steady: lambs steady Ia sc lower
lpay quotations unchanged.
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Killed IN Action.

Killed IN Action.
RavcmrI, Theodore D.. Jr. tolumh,..
shanklin. .,lmcron W. crr7H,. Va.
Culdrwcy. ';r"rgc. New York. q y.
MrEin5Gn. William r KirAnnl =.
Moo. Henry q. Minneapolis. Mimi.
Cnr" Glenn. I;~loi,. Wis.
ScrS,ani*:
clark. Tracy ]. Hirksvillc, -.
,Corp"rals:
NaIavnzos. Panafiot"s. Columbus q.
Carr. Benjamin :. Annapolis. Md.
Kcb"r. George ". RcndInE, Pa.
Rhyan, Stella ~ Charleston. o..
Mechanics:
moore, wilhus Simpson. Grafton, ".
KtnyUn. ivan Wayne. Wakrnnan. ..
Hcnekos. prmctreor. Vernon. Ia.
EHilian. Anthony 6. Portsmouth. q,
DobrzykowSkt: i'rInk .., nal'!m"rs; :, Md.
Hag-r. Stafford j. Lakewood. q.
Hnrowslli, Th"odors. Ihiladclphla.
Pa
turkey. Ralph. T,ovrr. q.
Cochran. David Il. Dayton. O.
Strffy. Harvey Grill. Denver. Ia.
Woodson. Ray. Columbus. O.
Miller. Harry Scranton. Fl.
SparcnbcrE. Charles l.. baltimore.
" T;rorana. Camille. N~w Castle. Pa.
Died OF wounds.
Austin. Judge Il. rnI"nv.lle. y. c.
Eargcr. H"w"rd T. i,%nrhours' Pa.
Brown Bu%'nrd. GcnOt Ill.
Nelson. Oscar Il: Ottumwa- Iowa.
Wrhleb l'rhnk X Astoria, y. !.
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CORN NEAKENS
= ON OFFERINGS

CHICAGO. Dec j.--Corn weakened IN
price today after III" fact became clear
that Northern Illinois offerings in pas
ticular had considerably enlarged. TIL"
market closed nervous. ~ net lower /"
:. advance. with both January ana k'"h-
ruary nj l&l%. to i.32. Oats lost /, -
). and Provisions finished unchanged 20
soc down.
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TqLEpD. IT,. Dec. J.-+lovcrs"cd.
rrrl,in cash and Drcrn,brr s2475: Ianu-
ayy S.!SG: F"hruarys and March S25.nn.
Alskc. primo cash and December
sIT.75. March s1NHn.
7';muthy. pr.nr" cash. old. s5.na: rcw
ard Dec nlocr $50: January SO; May
$40
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Curb Mining StocsS.
New York Cotton Market

W-IEti.IEti ". va. iJ"C. ,. rs.
Furnished the lrtcillEenc"r oy A r
Nastcn < Co. members of the New York
s,.c;; Exchange. Sationa! Bank Build.
laE. Wheeling. ". va. Louis i. Brand
manager.
IOper! High. ! Low. Close
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

v'I;rf,iI%c; W. Va. Dec. ). IL.
ru,,t>ncd t;tx !::tiri Ecncr. py a. e
Nns:ea Y TO-. members ef the New 1orX
stock Exchange. National Eank EuIid'
, mig Wheeling. ~. vs.. Louis +. Brand
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

wfIEEIINt;. W. Va, Dee. :. rs.
Furnished the intcllErnccr by 4. Il
Mns,en q CO.. members ~t the New York
Stock Exchange National HanE Build.
NJ Wheeling W. Va. LOUIS =. Brand
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. v. va. Dec. 5. Is.
Furnished the 1nteii,Eencer oy A. y
Nastcn & Co., members Of the New 1oTA
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
iuE. Wheeling. ". Va, Louis +. Brand
r)nra rnr
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PETROLEUM.
TOLEDO GRAIN,

or. CITY. Pa. I"c. a.-Crcdit bal
ancr* 81. runs 1918: average 56.5la
ahinrnrais 2S.aoS: ACREAGE "4.55S.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH r'atiI" steady. supply
ighi: primo ilG.""aii 30.
sheep. fair: supply steady. p-'m"
rrrhrrs S9unTH.In. cults mud common
.HO@i $50. lambs FIn.0"'n 800: veal
.:t:v.s $i9. Qua 40.
. Hogs steady: receipts - d"uhl" decks
rhine hcuvr"s and mediums 1880: hravr
'rrIi"rS and light workers. Sii.25 ri f.H":
iigS slT.00f; Us: r"uGhS $500 II 1850,
but MAR SAVINGS sTAMrS-- .
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING W. Va. Dec. D. 10
r,S,,sh.d tho IntellIgcncer by a. }.
u..,.r T. Co.. members or tho New 1ora
stocs; exchange. National Bank uuilo'
no wheeling. w. Va. Louis i. bra"c'
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w" Va. Dec. ;. rs.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, complied foc the 1n;ellisen.
GER.
STOCKS Bid Ask L. 9.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, ". Va. Dec. s. Ii
FURNISHED The !":a:iiscneer ( oy ." w =
,rn.reh & Co.. members of tho New TOTE
s,ock Exchange: National uank builc
,nF Wheeling, ". Va. Louis F. Drana
manager. --
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Cash quotations.:
Corn--No yellow, nominal: No. :
yellow. nominal: No. 1 fellow. l.i9n l.S"o.
ard. 74k GeT5.
Pork nominal Lard. $50. Ribs
nominal
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:TnI,; sI;c~ 40 2pu shares.
Bonds sl2.l26.GD".
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BIT MAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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N1T
The following cHSualli"s are reported