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IFS Acres Ready to Develop.

excellent condition. Price, SB,SDn
I25 Acres Ready to Develop.
On best macadam pike north of city. ready fce
subdivision: electric light. telephone and troll.
ley service: fine soil; high elevation.
s. Acres. School or Seminary Site
On n. c. line north OF city: old house; fne
view: large trees: ideal place for school pur-
poses: no better investment; sacrifice to close
an estate. Price, $4,000.
Choice Io-Acre Villa Site.
ON main auto boulevard: 3 miles north Of
Washington: fine views; best neichbcrhood; bar
gain price.
Highest Point on 10th Street
Opposite Rock Creek Park.
Beautiful home with garage: spacious grounds:
choice shrubbery; house is modern; has every
convenience: substantially built; complete in
every detail and ready for immediate occs-
pancy. Price, $4,000
Woodley Road Residence.
s SEMI, corner house. rooms. hans
doors and trim: porches. Pine home In exeal.
lent neighborhood. Bargain price. $3.50.
Delightful Home.
Modern corner house, northwest section: 10
rooms. tiled kitchen. paneied dining room; two
story gange; large grounds; beautiful lawn.
Price. s11.5o0 Terms.
Detached Home Northwest.
Z rooms and bath; hot-water heat; larxe lot:
good neighborhood; immediate possession. Price.
$1,000. Terms.
Downtown.
West Of 18th street. 3-stpry semi-detached
brick; 10 rooms; h.w.h. $3.50. Terms
"-"'Hast Opportunity.
S-room and bath brick. Hot-water heat: den
lot to orlre alley; convenient to all car lines; Al
condition; good neighborhood. Price, 81, JO0
In Northwest Section.
6room and hath brick house. Practically
new; front and rear porches; good sized lots: ex-
cenent investment: rented TO good tenant at
$s2-5O per month. Price, $3.50. Terms can be
arranged.
Call for My List of Suburban
Properties.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
S37 Woodward Bldg,
Phone Main z66.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-20

SAGL'S ADDITION.
DETACHED. Price, $500
s rooms. tiled bath, hot-watar hsat, electric
lights. sleeping porch. wide front perch, attie
and cellar. large lot, beautiful srrosndtnEs CO.
venient to cars. Possession at once. f7.1
A. c. H0UGHTON o.. 1876 n st. nv.
We hass ~ 1T = syf9 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-20

FOR SALE. <.sOO-NEAR CONN AVE.
MODERN 2-STORY BRICK RES; O ROOMS
Il. H.. BATH; SERVANTS ROOM AND TOI-
LET; P0RCHES; SIDE LIGHT; GARAGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-20

On best macadam pike north of city, ready fce
subdivision: electric light, telephone and troll.
ley service; fine soil; high elevation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

From Logan & Bryan To 4. F.. Mastcn &
Co. by Private Wire.
NEW YORK. Sept. 6.--Monctary con-
dtons were III" prime pal factor in do
t"rnininE the course "f prices to-day. y
letter addressed tu the president of the
New York Stock ENChanS" ny thu chair
man nf Ia" money committee. stating in
effect that any tendency to "Nland the
collateral loans account should for gen
Cral good under present conditions be
checked prcrinitatrd WAY" al hquidl-
tion which unsettled III" lis; in nearly
all dirccti"":. such regulations as may
b" invoked will perhaps h" continued UNI
Ill after the fl"tatnn uf tn" next Liberty
loan nj least. II. therefore. SONS likely
that inaSmuch ;Is III" tendency will hc l."
contract and NOT expand loans based "n
stock collateral that Investment buying
will he counted upon /" furnish The bulk
Of tho buying power and I" absorb such
liquidation rs may attend subscriptions
to Liberty bonds. However IN" invest
mont inquiry has been aSSnriatinE itself
quito furcibly ~ late =" tina; Il steady
market may reasonably hr Looked ;"r
with recovering tendencies after hySl"ri-
cal selling has spent it's force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
IRON REVIEW

Tho Iron Age says: As was expected
August pig iron production fell below
that of July. Ii was AT less rate ais"
that the outputs of April. May ana juno,
but WAS higher than that vf any other
month since May. 1917. Tho total was
3.GAg.5S5 gross tons or 1u".%Al tons a
day against 3.i2G.9&N tons in July or
1l0.?54 tons L day. a falling Off in tn:
daily rate OF about 1000 tons. SGptcm-
her opened with nine more furnaces IN
blast than on August l. and now that
tho season when enormous quantities 81
heated moisture are pumped INTO the
stacks is probably over output should
increase furnaces IN blast September l..
az with capacity estimates III ll-.""o
tons. \ day against 3GS furnaces on
August /. with daily capacity OF ll."h9
tons. The meeting Of iron and steel
manufacturers III New York on August
IS was occupied solely with the labor
question and the mattel OF possible
price changes. for the last quarter Of
the year was not touched Leaders III
tho industry realize that even the pr"S-
ent insufficient rate OF production can
not DO maintained unless special meas
urcS are taken IN connection with IN"
new draft. More important still is The
maintenance OF existing hours and tn"
safeguarding Of the industry Tor the
period Of the war against such restrict
ions of output Us hay" commonly &C
companird union control. Some Of the
recent Washington decision If labor is
sues have evidently not taken int" ar-
count the grave consequences |" the
war program which woul result from
wide enforcement Of such findings IN
the steel and metal working trades.
The conference OH iron and steel prices
between the General Steel Committee
and tn War Industries E"ard is appoint
ed for September 10, at Washington. an
oil day meeting Of the committee III
New York. September :. will be follow
ed by others. at which tho requests or
various groups of manufacturers for
higher prices will b. considered. Tho
AXE Superior ore movement in August
fell 934, 00n tons below that of July
owing 10 the diversion of vessels from
ore to grain yet with 9.I25,000 tons
moved last month against 1U.659.nho
tons in July the total for tho season up
to September l. waS tho ErcatcSt on
record 39$24010 tons against S9."lo ,Uuo
tons to pt. |. in the previous hlGh
year 1916 the fact that some PIE IRON
producers have not bought ore enough
TO carry them to next May when 1871?
ore comes down Indicates the beginning
Of calculations based on marked
change in the war situation representa-
tiyes Of tho mallcablc casting industry
at n meeting in New York. August go.
adopted prices making a number "f re-
visions in the existing schedule ana
these will be recommended TO the War
Industries Board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
DUN'S REVIEW

NEW YORK. Sept. G--Imns tnm"r-
row will say: "N"t only has ihr chang
ing SEASON had loss than tn" usual slim
ulntinc in!lu"nr" IN general huS'iirES'
hut tn" tendency IN not Il i'w r!Tii'in
channels IL toward sill further r'i'r -
yi.u 81 activities ~ thu. war d"iialhi''
rularg" and h"""ii' inGf"H 'IilEiH Hh-
rrrativr. Nor" completely than nj any
ur. ,.iuue period IA" producing ana nlH'
irshri:i,l: forces ~ Ia. nation ar" Doing
concentrated un work " fth" most 'S-
s.u,i,l character and ufii"itl rHEula-
lions and r,Strirtion" extend |" rN"tE
ir,',Ieir, and trade of Importance. nd'r
il,.. circumstance ordinary transactions
mr., nni iuratHrnnE c''riin"d W!ih'h
clnsrr limits ANA conservatism l. -,
1,rc,Inin.nnnt """tlm'nt. in r'nlm"f'''h'
and flnrurIal circles. M"T"0v"r. Inc avs
irej,inn L. proceed cautiously IN enter
iu.. ,lrnn forward rnrDmi' m"niS has hc"i
ar,.,uiualrl h. ~" impairment "l AK
7irulrmFal prospects. aud IN "rr'i"hS
whrr, he ~ y darac" has been great
ref rs IN In. Southwest. cancellations "l
t,,tlir.. orders arc MT wholly nhS"nt.
''Wrrk1, bank rl"arlncs. $H.hlh."l".-
non
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FINANCIAL COMMENT

BY Private Wire 10 A. l.. MaStrn 6 60.
NEW YORK. sept. 6.--rhc terms OF
the railroad contract seems satisfactory.
particularly when there is borne in mind
the truth Of the assertion Icy tn" diTcc-
tnr-gcncral to the effect that many uf
the most important railroad companies
III thu country would have been forced
in bankruptcy under their prevailing
difficulties attending borrowing ~ funds
had the gurcrnIncr; not taken over thu
properties.
No arc inclined to think that there
will h" much agitation for segregation
for coal properties. etc. and believe that
Beading will b" featured as IL market
leader.
There will b" no session Of Chicago
Board Of Trade Thursday. September L..
Legal holiday.
The selling Of Steel appears to he for
the account Of large operator and is
based in large part on indications Of
regulation Of loans
The bulk OF the selling in stocks
seems to hc concentrated in l.. S. Steel.
The money situation is again much
discussed topic and serves to encourage
selling of stocks by some of the more
tImi0 holders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
DAILY PROBE
ON EXCHANGE

Nt.W YORK. Sept 6.-Another tmpor-
tant step toward the conservation ol
credits for ail but essential and PRO
Guctive purposes was t;u<"n todaF "nsn
Ne Stock Exchange ;Idrptsd 4 resolution
authorizing daily investigation CT us
members loans.
This action. i IS generally neiteFHn
viii result in further pronouncco cu'
,ailment Of SperulAtiv" activity, IL n"s
a gradual reduction ~ brokers loans 10
nominal dimensions.
Authorities OF IL" cNchanS" were
quoted az saying that the SITUATION
presaged nothing OF n disturbing ais'us' :.
but PIT ALLEGATION OF the resolution W.
succeeded by, volume OF SI f.m. 30 20
which many important stocks t"tt 20
4 points under iinl quotations pi l''e
previous day.
During the rncrainS moderate unset
uemenc occurred. especially In the trans
poVaticn group. bccluS" u the dtSSae'S
faction expressed 4; Director ''eneral
McAdoo's s. form OF rental contract
Declines among seasoned rails aver
aScd more than r'Irlt. however. untlt
the extensive liQu.rtati"n ~ the taSt wv"
hours. The selling - that period sN.-
IDENTIFY embraced ..Hnsiderable '"hS
n,n,erous orders FIR. 'ut-uttown. GUS
toners.
the onslaught. rs u.s. suffering an rn-
trenls setback Of To-: i'"intS I" Ile'H.
trnr, which II ralt"''! i p"'n,, ~
.n,lustrials. equipments and numerous
forfeited l.. points. but
rails recovered moderately at IN" enc;
ST. Paul common showing mars"
strength Total sales amounted 70 ~
900 shares. 70 which the last hours OUT
nourtngs contributes. almost 40 pr cent.
The bond market developed reaction
a,y tone as stocaS yielded. but losses III
that division were relatively light. sales
(par value). s'.6I@.ooo. Old United
S,,tcs bonds vera unchanged on call.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

form and ut such times sad poaIo
th,ii direct. Thu estimates for the
irg~,ulotiyC. .dopartm"nl. certified BY inc
packing officer Of zach hoqsS: c "n Msj
judiciary. as rr"FlnGn ra mo nublic
';Ihnnls as provided by law. shall PC
transmitted to the board Of pubic
works, in such form and at such tlnG
MS II Shall direct. ard Shall DC lncluuco
in the budget.
Tho board Of public works may pro
vidr for public hearings on all estimates
and may require the attendance 81 such
hearings OF representatives. or ali ascn-
cirs, and all institutions applying loF
s,ot, moneys. After such public near
iugS il may in its DISCRETION; LcNi
Mi estimates except those for the lcblS-
1ativr and judiciary departments. anu
for the public schools Us proFiueo y!
Third: TIL g legislature may from
limo 10 time enact such laws not III
consistent with this section, rs may oc
unnecessary md proper 10 carry out IT'S
provisions. :
Enrrta: In tho event Of any incon-
sistcucv between any Of the provisions
of this section and amy oL Inc "'heI p!o
VISIONS of the constitution except iLi'
rnIri,,nts thereto heretofore MADE ana
rntif,,d hy tho people, the provisions OF
Ib,s section shall prevail. but hotn!ns
herein shall bc construed as preventing
,h,, .,nyrrnnr from calling extraordinary
sessions If Tho legislature as provided
ia, s.rlInr seven ni' article seven, or rs
r-ryrnIiur The legislature nj such extra
ordinary sessions from considering any
emergency appropriation or appropE'a-
tiuns. o.,,r b,,l
If any ;.rm Of any appropriation DIN
paSsrd und r the provisions OF inns sec.
non shall b. held invalid upon any
ground, such inva!Idity shall not a1Iect
Tho legality nf the bill or Oh any oIner
item OF such bill "r bills.
Tho prnp0S. d amrndmcnt Is acSl
40 "l;ud...l Amendment" and on inc Oh
fetal ballot t. be voted ut SAID cIccllon
EkIL0T or CONSTITUTIONAL
El'DGET AMENDMENT.
Amending article six.
For ratification IF budget auendrnent.
Against ratification OF budget amend
Ricnt. ,.,. -, cold
Amendment will vote For Ratification
nr I;udrrt Amcnt!u"nt": and those OPP
unsiuE Will Vote Against ratification OIL
budget Amendment:
and IN" Great Seal Of the
STAT ut the Capitol. this
3lSt day Of July IN
ISeaD tic year Of our Lord one
thousand. nine hundred
and eighteen. and of the
state the fifty sixth.
BY The Governor:
HOUSTON G. YOUNG.
Secretary Of State.
Aug. S. Sept. :. Oct. . 20
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RrtefA

Several from here attended the
Ladies' Missionary society OF inc IN
i'd Presbyterian church held at the
home of Mrs. James Price near Union
town. on Thursday.
last week at the Ohio Valley General
hospital. having her tonsils and ade-
nnid$ removed ut this time, returning
home Ihc first Of the week.
Robert Lee Of Cleveland. who has
been visiting his mother. Mrs. Sarah
Lee and brother and family, W. D. Lee.
in Ini"ntuwn. he with his nloce MISS
Marjorie. spent Monday at the home OF
his, brother. c. i. Lee. cost Of town :.
Misses Fannie and. Anna Bell and
Ruth Daniel, MnsSrs Earl Mcfarland.
Ciyde willard and Mahlon Lodge.
henry and John Daniels attended par
n given nj thr home Of Bert Bethel near
Flushing on Tuesday evening for their
son, Hohcrt. and Donald Kirk. who leave
for training on Thursday.
Mrs. j. T.. Whisscn spent from Sab
hath evening until Tuesday with Wheel
Cir, and Mrs. Ed. Taylor Of Tounss-
town. came Monday evening for Visit
with their sister. Mrs. Walter hayes
MrS' j.. $. McNrillcn and three chill
,Irrn. returned home on Thursday even
ing aft.r visiting with friends at Mar
tins Ferry.
t.harlcs Dickerson OF Cadiz. spent
oyer Sabbath al tn" home OF Herbert
Lodge.
sp,nt Friday and Saturday with her
friends Miss Famia Daniel.
Hiss Alatti" Thompson and siStcf'
Mrs. Mamie N"hCrmann OF Carey. Iowa
spent Il few days 1T the home OF John
Taylor. recently.
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The Days REVIEW
FURNISHED The Intcllignnccr Fly The
Finance CcnpanyD
Morning Stock Letter.

Early war news today is very Soon
again. The railroad contract ruhllSh'u
this morning is probably about na tx
p"ctcd twO Ut thrc" features S'"m |" u"
very unsatisfactory to III" representa-
tircs Of security holders and may u"
amended. The market will reflect 1t
this morning in tn" rails with PROB
ANY HARRIS WINTHROP & 60.
The action by tho exchange m loans
caused some selling in last few minutes.
can't see why It should IFlGhi''n any
one unless they are heavily "v"rh"rr"w-
ed and | doubt If there arc ans III that
financial News Bulletin: There is
absorption Of the copper stocks an S"S-
sip which refers To faTnrahi" news
held" Investigations d." not d"v"I"P
ANYTHING authentic in this connection.
Dividend action Of n chirract"r indic;tL-
ing advances III extras Is not expected
among insiders according 10 our re-
ports. .,
buying nt tho Coalcr ra!Ir"ad stocks
This has appeared for several days;
1t has been noted IN leading anu ana
q in particular. Talk III coal circles
rotor; t. n big traffic movement Tins
winter. unhindrred Ivy rl!lr"iI freight
congestion, TIA" infcr"nc" being big
earnings for both cn:l'r$ and ""'l pro
ducing concerns.
The stock market was Eir"r Il emu
today by tho action "r til" "N'h;inE" III
complying with ih'. request 81 M I"N-
,r,inr IF tho Federal Reserve" bank for Il
statement of stock rN"hnn:;" loans.
Tho request indicates that II - TN" WISH
rf tho committee that loans t." mot IN
creased but it gay II" GUS Ter tli'
wholesale s"llinE that took place" II ~
n revolutionary measure thai VIII re-
suit in good To In" financial lnt"r'Sts IF
tho country III tn" long RIM. Th"r" -
no. sufficient funds a":tlahl T." conduct
\ bull market. TIL" news al allied sue
rcssrs Is very likely /" aus. ~ any
,i,nc \ way" IS buying that might aus
4 demand for money that w"ul.! II" d!ih-
cult to. meet. "" h"l:''r' IN" action
vos ,,kcu after ,i"lih"rIt" consideration
hv our hrs; banking interests an! th:V
!. Will result Ia III. benefit al All. l":r-
L,-. not immediately. hul nii Iin2''fE
r. j, forecasts 4 r"ai good 'lruhhln% ~
ihc C;crn,ane we can ala afford I" nhld"
chcorfuIly an1 y" nr" 'n"lud"h '" 'hihN
. t1ARRIS WINTHROP & 90.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-Rutt"r strong
..-..,,ncry. higher than extras n HlM
.!,.c: extras: az scnrs>. '"M % l:c
ti,sis, A.. IL ta'ec: packing stock. cur
rrnt mako. M. =. @5is".
Eggs barely stea'Iy:. fresh gathered.
.xttaS - ii 30: fr'Sh E4th"rca. r'su,I ,
,,r,L"I c1tra fr-,s, iSm SOC: arsts. 4l"9
&c. STATE. pennsylvania and nearby
western hcnnrrv white. fnc 10 fancy.
sgrl67r: state. r"nnSrlrnnta and nearby
n. ru.r,' browns. 34m Sic: Go. gathered
hr..wr and mixed c"l"rs. $50: &c.
,'n,>r$" firm: stare. Will" mix. HA's'
run. "fSir. ,oo,
rnultrY--r.,vc frr7: chickens. 30"i "'c
c.wls. 2n35r: old -onstcrs. 2oc: 'urHeFS'
.s.nc. prrS sod d:I1l and unchanged
Flour unchanged.
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CHICAGO. SrrI. r.---F'irr WHICH HG'
Struyrd the Already milling plant NJ
Enuni,,ut. 4 North Shore. suburb. caused
= loss nf $InU.nnn according !" "sti-
mates to-day ty Arthur M""H"r, Ih"
uwn-r tn" IRE look rlnc" last night
and destroyed seven buildings. SIX con
crrIn cnntn,n"rS AMI a." rarl"ndS ~
grain. \ series If explosions "c"urr"h
Scndini, pillars Of fire "EHwnrd ana ~
trnrtjn.. srrrtatnrs for miles around.
Two Thousand Jarki"s from tn" ';r"A'
Lakes Naval Training Station w"r" sent
hv Ca;nain M"GI"ll in r"spnn$" I" Il cal
from Mr. N"rk"r. hut III" heat wnS 50
intense from ia" burning grain INIT ~
il,. could b. don" toward surprising me
fir. The, ,.nurrry manufactured Si"rla |
stock AMI poultry food.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Sept 6.-Thcrc WAS n"
change in tn" i0ral raw sugar market.
with prices nj $685. for Cuhas. cost AMI
freight. equal In G.051 fer centrifugal.
No sales.
The demand for refined is only mod
crate and rciinrrs have little difficulty
in filling orders. rs they hnv" runSid-
crahl" sugar "n hand. Prices remain at
the 5n, level for lin" Erauulat"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Attended Pair.

Those from here who attended one
day or moro Of the fair at Wheeling the
past week were: Mir. and Mrs William
.odge. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Moore, DIT.
and Mrs. John Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
l.. Culiard.. James Mcfarland. William
Lodge and sisters. Misses Mollie an9
Alice Lodge and nephew, Kenneth. La.
ben Lodge and SON John =
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ELEVEN

being taken OF at the knee ard the
other q little above the ankle. he WIS
taken TO tho Ohio Valley General
hospital and 1t was found necessary to
amputatc each limb above the knee.
He and Older brother Roy, came from
Kentucky less than two weeks ago ana
secured n position with the section men
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Curb Nininx S-oc1n-
Toledo Grain

y .r,1 EDO. - Srp' h.--.E.0vHrSH"N
wine OCTOBER. 1854. December. $t?.2I
,;;sitr--Prirn," October. $50: f'"-
c.Inber, $500: March. :'s;45
Timothy--Prin'c. cash <4,,n; H - m.
eer. $50: '% op,i s3 'r
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FTTTSEI KOHL, SrNI. h.--' NIIT" SlCIny :
supply light; price. $17.2"'ilS."".
Sheep slow: supply light: prm" wcth-
crs. $12Hn|, I@.7i: CullS and common
81 ma & IN: lambs. $ .nnt' i6.T!: veal
calves SIS. Gm I9.nn.
Hugs Slows: r,r''Ipts /" d"ihl" decks;
nrim" hcavi"S. 500 coin: mediums
and heavy workers.. So. 2i.l": light
workers. S2n T0m @n7I: pigs, "h.h""r
a6.aI rrrIghS. $1I.nNW ITO.
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PH1LE1P IN THE LEAD.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept. Coy CT
nor r.. l.. Phillip. today took the lead by
!. small margin in the race for the fe,
publican Suhcrnaturial nomination hcId
hv Roy r. Wilcox. during tho last 80
hours. The governors lead Is only 81
votes and goo precincts arc misstns.
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HAMMOCK


Thu Ladies' Missionary s""i,ty 81 IN"
PRESBYTERIAN. church Ert with Mrs. l.
l.. Hacs south Of town on "Wednesday;
The norn.n:: was spent III SOWING ana
making articles whirh are for Sai". ina
money going /" the war fund. III thr
afternoon The devotional WAS hrih ana
the program was Car"I"i ont
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Preaching EervicoG,

Sabbath school on Sabbath morning
at 10 o'clock and preaching services A.
eleven o'clock by Rev. r. G. SchlotteS.
the newly called pastor Of the PreahS-
tcrian church. =.
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FIRM CLOSE IN
CORN MARkET

CHICAGO. Sept. Corn displayed a
noticeable strength today. influenced
more or less by scarcity Of contract sup
plies in store here. Th" market closed
firm. Is u l. = net higher with October
l.5Sis to 1851. and November .56% :"
1.h6 Il. Oats gained Il shade to tSc IN
provisions there WAS loss OF 2oc 10
81
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School Opens.

opcnrd on Monday. Tho teachers At
Tho two room building hero being Miss
Mabel Farmer of Martins Ferry. and
Miss Nancy Clark Of near St Glars
WILLIE Ohio.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

wHEEl. INC. ". Va. Sept s. rs.
Furnished the intelllSenccr by A T.
uastcn & Co. members oc the New YORK
stock Exchange. National EanF Build
ING. Wheeling. W. Va Louis +. Brand
manager.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept 6. rs.
Furnished tbs Ia;cIisencer by a E
>rosten &. Co., members Of the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, wheeling. w. Va. Louis F. Brand
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N. Y. STOCk EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. 6. 1s.
FURNISHED the Intelligencer by A. L
tasten & Co. members OF the New 1orh
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va, Louis r. Brand
manager.
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Petroleum

OIL. CITY. IA, Sept. 6.-Crcdit bal
anccs. S4."v. Runs Gl.i+S barrels: aver
age. 41.4S4 barrels. Shipments 4IsOO
barrels; average. "9.12U barrels
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept 5. rs.
Furnished the lntcntSsucer py a. l.
Masten 6 Co.. niclubers OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank BuIId-
ing, Wheeling, w. Va. Louis L. Brand,
manager.
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STOCKS I.H4b.
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. 6. ID.
Furnished the IntelilEcnccr by n f
Mastcn & Co. members Or the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build:
ing wheeling. W. Va. Louis i. Brand.
manager
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W Va. Sept s, IS.
F,rnIshed the 1ntclliEcuccr by A Il
H,s,cn 4 Co. members "f the New fors
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
INC, Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand
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yo,1th Hurt On Track.

David Stul.s Il youth uf about four
cen years Of age while attcmpi ing 10
INN freight train ON N'ileSuaS
-cn,uE WIS thrown beneath. one llnp