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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
NEW HIGH MARK
: FOR WAR BONDS

NEW YORK. August 19.-Apart from
p new premium for Liberty 31ss. which
rose TO 1o1.o6. and tho isolated strength
OF snippings and rails. today's stock
market was one Of the most significant
Of the dull summer season.
News over the week end. including the
Alrther successful offensive Of the al
lied forces and the progress which 10
being made towards a solution or the
railroad contract dispute. evoked only a
languid response from any quarter.
The usual leaders moved in a very
contracted radius United States Steel.
for example. varying only the smallest
fraction until the final hour when It
manifested firmer tone with associated
indu2trials.
Inquiry for ship7Ings seemed to have
its origin in the belief that negotiations
FOR the advantageous sale OF the mcr-
camille marine companys British assets
are approaching satisfactory conclu-
sion.
Marine preferred scored an advance. OF
II. points. the common gaining sub
stantIal fraction and American 1nterna-
tional corporation one point on The grow
inc recognition OF its ShipbuildirG oper-
atoms.
Rails wers featured by Canadian Pa
citir. which was unusually active al a :
point advance. Its subsidiary 500 MAX
ing a similar gain. ST. Faurs and New
Haven h"ld firm on signs Of further &C
cuclulation.
Utilities made additional recoreries
from the dcprcSsio (which accompanied
tho recent acquisition of thu telephone
and telegraph companies by the govern
msnt an da few special,i"s Stiftened on
publication Of favorable financial re-
ports. Sales amounted 20 1000 shares.
This bond market was irregular. Lib
arty issues contributing extensively TO
tho nlarsed turnover. Total sales (par
valued aggregated S5.nI5.0nn.
Old United States registered As rose
!. percent on call.
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DALLAS

Rev II. q. T"agardcn. who has n"@h
the pastor Of tho Dallas NJ. F.. church
for TWO years, loft Friday morning Tor
Camp Meade to do 7. NJ. &. a. WORK.
Rev. Tcagarden has scores Of friends
In this vicinity. who wish him every
success. Mrs Tcagarden will reside
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan Of GregEsville. during his ahsen'''
Quite an interesting revival meeting
is being held nj the Oak Grove srho"l
house by Rev. Mamma nf M"undsrihe
and Rev. Hammond OF Morgantown, as
rIs,cd by Isaac Davis Of Sand Mn.
There will he All all-dny meeting sun
day In Parks woods. near tho school
huuse. Everybody invited tn bring
their lunch md spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Murphy re-
ceiyed Telegram Tuesday night sta
Ing tha, their son, Charley Murphy. had
boon killed In action over in France.
The family have tn" sympathy Of inc
entire community.
W A. PnttiSon purchased new truck
Wednesday to be used on his milk
route.
Misses Opal md Ruth Srntnn ar
Washington IA. are visiting th'iT
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII NIL
Ter.
Marion Henderson LETT Wednesday
4or a several weeks stny with his uncle,
Lester McCnllum If Lockwood. q.
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Hartley
August TO- son.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Day Gallen-
tine. August II. a daughter.
Born, 10 Mira. and Mrs. Charles Sell
bert. August IL. n daughter.
Born. Ia Mr.. AMI Mrs. Jessie Nh''"'
August H. Il daughter.
". t.. Davis recently sold his prop
crly IN Dallas to Jonas EAldwell. pos
/ session givcn October IL.
Mrs. Homer Rice and children OF
Wheeling Island visited friends OF nni-
las recently.
Henry Davis OF West Finley sp"nt inc
week end with Dallas friends.
Mrs. Russell Crawford received word
Monday from her husband. at Columbus
that he would ho sent to Camp Ham
cock. On. this wcck il hr pns9ed the
examination.
q. w. Oldham. r.. l.. oldham and son.
Dwight. Of Triadclphi". spent N"ah'S-
day evening with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. ,Kimmins w"r'
visitors In Wheeling Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Crawford ana
daughter. Helen. ~ Washington. H.
were calling nn Dallas friends NrdneS-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sampsnn moved
Mnndny from the Stone 'hurch r"a"
10 tn. Silas Sampson tenant house.
Mrs Inmrs Finley and children OF
| Nnrwnnd ar" visiting her brother hon-
ert White. and family.
Mrs W. l.. Davis and Mrs Mason NC
| Glumrhy were business callers In MAT
! tins Ferry Thursday.
Miss Virginia Pattison is vlsltins
virginia and Bcrnioc Cridrr ~ Elm
| Grove.
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SISTERSV|LLE

SISTERSNILI.E: W. Va. Aug. IL
Mrs Dora Nrrh,r Rrnadwatcr. wifi" OF
Ralph K. Eruadwai"r. Sr.. died sun
day morning at her h"In" in Main street.
Death was caused from pneumonia. Mrs.
Rrnadwalrr WAS born May 3rd. 1872. IN
Tyler county SIN WAS married August
Is 1888. licsidrS h"r husband she ~
sudyiyed by one son. Ralph. Jr.. who Is
in no service. her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas J. Archer uf Friendly. and several
brothers and sisters. one If whom IL
Mrs. Joseph Mckay Of this city. The
funeral services will be- held this after
noon from the home and inl"rmrut VIII
BIZ made in Dakwooh cemetery.
Miss Eirginit Stanbrrry has rctur"nd
from a visit with relatives in Marietta.
Mrs. Levi Peterson has returned home
from visit in Sintht,"n. W. VA. She
WAS accompanied by Mrs. Clifford
Brown.
Mrs. G. c. Martin has gone L. Wheel
Ing tn he the guest NJ her Sister. Mrs.
&. l. Wilson.
Miss Fay Ruth Woodhurn and Frciar-
lex A. Spencer wer" quietly married In
Clarks burg last week Mrs Spencer VAS
former resident Of Friendly and grad
uatcd from SistersvIllr High school in
1914. For the past two years she has
been teaching In Clarksburg. Mr.. Spen-
Ger formerly Of Waterbury. Conn, Is a
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WARRINGTON

Bavnton Marchant. a former Man.
nington boy with the American 'loFees
in France, has been cited for bravery IN
action m the front in I'icardy
Miss Elizabeth Brown nf Morgan
town. Is the guest of Miss Sara Brown.
Miss Edna Corrothers of Cross Roads
VAS n visitor in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Hess and SON
Walter and wife, har" left FOR okih-
hnma, where they will take UP the'r
residence. $780,
Miss Era Corhett has returned from
short visit with relatives IN hriuse
port. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Startzman ma
rhIIdra, Of Atlantic City. y. j.. are
hero for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde $. ritzcr OF Tits
hurrh and Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols or
Nnrron,own. have arrived by auto Tor
Welt with the formers parents IN
pronk side, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. lftzcr.
Les Cannon is visiting friends al
Fairmont.
Mrs T., ". Burnett and son. or Far
,osan. IN arc guests of her brother.
Earl Cover.
Mrs. l., y. Realty has returned after
visit with relatives in Bradford: ~
Mrs. Rose Quaker Winnans NJ Non
ata Oklahoma, Is the guest ot h'r MS
ter. Mrs w. T. Smith.
Ed. Hamilton rf Rarton. is Il VISITOR
in New York. ,
DR.. and Mrs. J.. W. Vance left yes
,erdav for White sulphur Springs
where they will spend several weeks
John II. Ford Of Columbus. o. II Il
business visitor In town.
Mrs. William Mrk"l'"y ot Nlnoh"'
\ J., is - guest nf Mrs. Anna Morgan
on Center street.
Mrs. Thomas McNicolns has been
coIIed t. cameron. by tn" serious 'h-
ness Of her mother.
Mrs. karr Mari VIII" has hccn Flsit-
ing her sister. Miss Maggie radon.
has gone tu Wheeling. wh"r" she VIII
visit hcror" returning t" her home IN
tho wcst.
Roy. and Mrs. W. ". Jennings have
returned from rhillipi. whore they at
tended Baptist Assembly ut Br"addus
Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers Custer ahd
daughter Of Elizabeth. Pa. are visiting
Mt The formers homo. Mr.. mud Mrs. w.
W. custer. Mr. Custer has returned
homo and Mrs. Custer and child VIII
stay for n longer visit.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-HoEs-Kccelpts
25.unU: mostly Csc higher than Satur-
days average; top, 500 butchers. $685.
q 1890; light. Sl9.25 4 20: packing. SO
q 1915; rough. $17.5OGlS bulk. $ls.dv
q 1885; pigs. good and choice. $lI.T5
9 1910.
Cattle-Heceipts, 1900; market un-
evenly stronger TO CSC higher; top
steers. slS.S5; calves steady; heel cat
tic, good. choice and prime, fiu.uug
1S.h5: common and medium. s100 1850:
pitcher stock, COWS and heifers, SY.26 W
l4.25; Gamers and cutters. $3.50 q 100;
stockers and feeders, good. choice and
fancy. S10.359lS; inferior. common
and medium. $3.50 1875; veal calves.
good and choice, Sl6.I3I 1850.
Shcep--Receipts. 10000; sheep year
lings and fat lambs. slow to @5c lower:
feeding lambs steady; choice and prime.
SLIPS A1i.15; medium and good. $3.50
q l7.G5; culls. $lnG14; feeders. Sl6.5"
q lT.7S: owes. choice and prime. Sl3N
1850: medium and good. Sll.25 n *;
culls. $4.5oM9; breeding ewes, choice,
$12J0MlS,25
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Aug. I9.-Rutter firm;
creamery higher than extras. 36ls Tttc;
creamery extras t9e scurc). 45c: tirsis.
45@ic; packing stock. current make,
No. .. IS ii $3l.c.
Eggs irregular; fresh gathered eN-
tras. 4ST50c; fresh gathered, regular
packed nrsts. 45m 47c: do. hrsts. r.
&c; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western hrnncry whites. fine 10 ranry'
"a n 6Gc: state. Pennsylvania and near
by hcnnery browns II q I3c: do.
gathered browns and mixed col0rs' ~
q SOC.
Cheese firm: state, fresh. specials.
eGM 26i4r: do. avcrag" run. 81 ia T2h"l G.
Live poultry weak: hr"ii"rs. aac:
fowls, SAC: old roosters. 24c: turkeys.
as q soc. nrrSscd steady: chickens. ~
n Ior: fowls. o6f3ic: old ROSTERS, 4
Gr"6r
Flour unchanged.
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competent engineer associated Win
Hornor Brothers. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
will reside In Clarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. NJ. Hunter and son.
Robert, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph thompson
and two sons have returned In tneiE
car from their summer home al Enter
prise, Pa. They were accompanied nome
by Mrs. Howard Hunter.
Mrs. Fl. G. Ellis and two daughters.
Evelyn and Gladys, have Eone TO Bot
land Springs to spend two weeks.
Miss Ida Wiley Who has been tho
guest OF Miss Glada Strain has left ior
her home in Toledo o.
Mrs. George cellars and two children.
Norma and George, Jr. who have pecn
visiting relatives on the Ohio side. have
returned to their home in Mt. vernon.
n They were accompanied homo by
Mrs. cellars sister. Miss Helen Tul.
rho following five men have left this
county for Morgantown, where they Will
take special training: Okey Raymond
snider, Earl Calvin Fulmer. David stan
lev Hickman. Lawrence Tcvyford Thorn.
Reed Daniel Ramsey.
Miss Edna Lindsey who Is employed
tn the tcls phone office In Charleston.
Is spending 4 week with her parents.
Mrs. Nell H. Orr has gone to Chales-
ton. where she will enter training for
nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Brammon ano
Mrs. Dclor. who have been the guests OF
their sister, Mrs. John Sathers, have le1t
for, their hume IN Waynesburg' IA
Nrx. Fl. Is. Williams and baby who
have been the guests Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r.. Frame. have re-
turned IL Cincinnati, Q.
Miss Margaret Bull has returned
homo from parkersburG. where she as
sisted in caring for Mrs. Schuyler Prlt-
chard. who underwent mn operation.
Mrs. rrItchurd was formerly Miss Mary
Black OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Marsh and three
children, Mrs. NJ. L. Dr. Wc"sr and son.
Homer. left Monday In. the Marsh caS
far Mrs. DrWeescs hnm: in Lima. q.
Mrs. y. T.. Curran has returned from
n visit with Mrs. W. D. Kline OF Pitts
burgh.
Kenneth Cochran. who has been the
ruest CT his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cochran. has returned 10 Akron. where
he Is employed.
Wesley Hcinlein Of Camp Sherman. IS
spcudtng q furlough at his. home.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
CLAR|NGTON

Mr., and, Mrs. c. p. Chaddock or De-
mi, Mich. are guests Of relatives here
Mrs. Albert Roth and two sons VINO
have been visiting relatives here, let'
tuesday TO visit Hannibal. Ohio reIa'
tivcS. .
Phil Citizens, Of Wheeling. ". Va was
tho most Of relatives in and near town
the past week.
Mrs. Edward Gotthardt was hostess tc
tho members Of the Silver Circle at hef
home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Trcnbly ana tW'
sons. of Kansas City. Mo-. arrived heF:
Friday on a visit with relatives ana
friends.
Mr., and Mrs. John Stephan and
daugh,ers Marthella and Eleanore OF Ia.
VIENNA. arc the guests Of relatives IN ana
near town this week.
Mrs. Lydia Riley and daughter Martina
of Detroit. arc visiting relatives here.
prof. Waldo Suter, Of Hannibal, was
recent visitor in town.
Mr., and Mrs. J. \. Hyer. OF Akron, w.
are the guests of friends and relatives
here.
Miss pesda Messcly. Of Shadyside' Is
tho guest of her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Litten and dauRh'
ter have returned tn their homo IN AhEot
after a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Charles w Clark and children OF
Pittsburgh. are guests OF relatives III
town. /.
Mrs. Myra Roc of sardis' ohlo'
visiting relatives here.
Miss Sylvia Tuhaugh is spending va
cation with her sister. Mrs. George MOT
ris. at Pittsburgh.
Mics carrie Miller. Of Cleveland. O..
is visiting relatives in this locality
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. McNcE OF h"lia're
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs MARSH
all Mozrna.
Ellsworth Monahan moved MS mouse
hold goods and family Monday 10 Fow'
ha,rn. ohio, where he will occupy thu
farm Of DR.. Berry.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(From Logan and Bryan to A. +. Mas
ten BY Private Wirc.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-Somc strength
was displayed in few Of the so-calied
spccialtles issues. although in last half
hour the standard shares exhibited
a little resilicncy on scattered DC
mand that was inspired in great part ny
the mol. favorable tenor Of late war
news.
The street seems to have adopted
waiting attitude for the present. pend
ing clearer definition Of the tax pro-
gram and tho trnnd Of the money mark
ct. In connection with the latter. firm
ness continues the rule. with offerings
meagcr and just in sufficient volume tn
take care Of the streets needs.
The financial community has about
reconciled itself TO the expectancy or
rather heavy imposts which Will UNI
douhtedly he levied on so-called war
profits revenue. Late adrtces today
would seem 10 suggest that In very near
future events on western battle fe'J
will do much TO create moro cheerful
ness and be reflected in some improve
inert In the demand for stocks.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK, Aug. 18th" raw
sugar market remained without "hanH"
ON IN. basis nf 4S5 for Cuhn. cost ana
freight. equal 10 G.Daa for ccntriiuihl.
The supply Of raws is light nnd mott
jugS have been curtail"d mt III" NtIAh-
lie Iurls. The committee reported fir-
,.hns" If "S.00u bags Of Cuban anu
22. ohn San Domingo.
The refined market was uh'nnnE'"
with all grades in good supply l"r
nrnmnt shipment. thrr" being An ac-
runulntinn hero. Demand WAS mnh-
crate, Cut loaf quoted. 800: crushed
S.7a: mold A, son: cugrs. S'c'; pow
derrd. TO: powdered. 7.65: nm" Hran"-
l,t.d and diamond y. 80: contr''i"n-
,ry 4 7.4n; No. |. T.3a.
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PORK FUTURES
SHOW STRENGTH

CHICAGO. Aug. ls.-Activity and
strength In provisions was the feature
of board of trade business today. PorK
futures registered net gains OF 40 10
Soc lard. 1531Ti4c. and ribs. ~ e 20
40c. Tho trade was impressed by an
advance in live hogs mt the stock YARDS,
where q S2h top was registered. An
other factor were the export figures
on lard and meats which while snla"er
than last weeks. were larger than n
ycar ago at this period. Shorts were
free BUYERS and the demand from pack
crs moderately active. October lard
closed al s26S"1s. and October ribs at
S24.95.
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W. s. s. Meeting.

4 meeting in the interest Of war shF-
ings stamps was held in the school au-
clitorIum on Sunday evening. Splcnolo
talks were given by Marcus Bachenhel-
mcr and DIR. Will Cruise, both or "henl-
Irg and several singers were present,
who furnished tho music About S1,1hO
was pledged for stamps and A commit
tee was appointed 10 make A canvas or
the community as Marshall county is h"-
hind In It's subscription 10 war savings
stamps. There was a large crowd In at
tendance.
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SHERRARD
Will Deliver Adore 30 i.

On next Thursday evening. August ~
Rev. Henry \. Riddle. former pastor NJ
the Allen Grove church hero. VII" mas
spent six months working IN the !. NJ. g.
A. in France. will deliver nm address IN
the MI. Oli,ct hall. Tho meeting IS uh-
der the auspices Of tho Red Cross and
the members will serve light refresh
mcnte following III" formal program.
Through some slight mistak" the atfair
was announced rnr August 29th' nut Ie
will be held on Thursday of this week.
There will be no admission fee anu
eYerYone is invited.
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MERCHANT SHIP SUNK.

WASHINGTON. Aug. '?.-Thc mcr-
chant steamer proteua. Of 5000 tons,
WAS sunk last night in collision with
another steamship about thirty-four
miles southwest Of Diamond Shoals. OF
C'apr Hal,rrls. y. c.. the navy depart
men, today was informed. The other
vessel. which was not seriously dam
aged. stood by and rescued the crew OF
the IrotcuS.
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Surprise Party,

Allen Niece nbs was pleasantly SUR
prised at his home Saturday evening.
when q number Of his friends gathered
to celebrate his birthday. Games and
other diversions wore enjoyed until
late hour when refreshments were serv-
Cd There wcrc about forty guests
present,
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TOLEDO, O.. Aug. l2.-Wheat not
quoted
aClover seed-Prlm" October. STUD
December. '$l7: March. Sff.o5.
Als;ke-Prlmc October. $l4.s3: Dc
cember. SIS; March. $la.31.
. Timothy-Prime cash. $4.40: Septem-
bcr $3.50: October. $3.50: December.
$3.50: March SASS: April. $tiS5.
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lOpcn.l HiEh. | Low. | Close

Or n Nurse-Cncle Chess Mutt says
it's getting to the point. where. when
fellows sick nc has to join the Army Ii
get a doctor.-St. Louis Republic.
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Open. High. Low. Close.

Cash Quotatious-Corn. No. yellow
s1.SsI1.a1: No. yellow, sl.s"m Los
No. 4 yellow, s1.74T1.T6.
0ars No. . white. 7ols q tic: stan
dard. II q Il &c.
s2fTo5.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Aug. 10. Is.
Furnished the Intelligence by A. E
Masten Il Co.. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. W. Va, Louis h. Brand,
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WHEELING. w. Va. Aug. 49, rs.
Furnished tho Intclligenccr by a. z.
Mastcn &: Co. members OF the New YorA
Stock Exchange. National bank Build
ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis L. Brand,
rnanaE ger.
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Rsd Cron 8oclRl,

The SherrRrd Rcd Cross Will Civ" An
ice cream social in Marsh's Hall on Sal
urday evening. Music will be furnished
by the McMrchrn hand and refreshments
will b. served during tho entire "vcn-
Ing.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE,

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug. ~. rs.
FURNISHED tho IntelllEenccr by A E
Nasten & Co. members or the New York
Stock Exchange. NATIONAL Eank Build
inc, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis r. Brand
manager
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug. -. ID.
Furnished the 1ntelliSenccr by A. l.
Masrcn 4 Co. members OF the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis i. Brand,
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Curb 1ClntnS Stocko.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEEI.ING. W. Va. Aug. ~. rs.
Furnished the 1ntelllsencer by A L
Masten & Co, members Of the New fork
Stock Exchange. National BanE Build
Ing, Wheeling, W. Va. Louis +. Brand
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug. ~. '18.
Furnished tho Inrelligencer by A E
Masten & Co. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
Ing, Wheeling, w. Va. Louis L. Brand.
manager.
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i Culinary liin,-In making sugar
less gooseborry pie. it is advisable 10
leave out the gooseberries, too.-Kansas
City Star.
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:
Bid. | Ask.
PETROLEUM.

OH. CITY. Pa. Aug. l?.-~''redIt BAL
anc.s. 81: runs. 5@.4iT: average. IT,
To. SHIPMENTS, Su,JS5; average, o5.yfi'
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va. Aus. -, rs.
Daily quotation list Of tic Wheeling
Stock Exchange. compiled for lnteHr
gencer. ------
STOCKS. BID. u ASK. l. =
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THE DAYS review
FURNISHED. The Intelligencer by tn
Einanca ComnanYl

FURNISHED. Ths Intelligencer by the
Finance Company
Morning Stock Letter-The war news
continues favorable but the money sit
uation Is still paramount. and until
there are signs OF an increase in the
volume we believe that market will he q
narrow affair. What little activity
there has been Is mostly due to traders
and small pools.-Harris. Winthrop &
Co.
Dow Jones says: Railroad stocks re-
fiected little enthusiasm over prospect
Of IN early agreement on railroad con-
tract. Briefs by administration and
railroads were to be fled with DiroS ar
General NcAdoo during the day. lt is
anticipated that Mr.. McAdoo will mse
his decision on these briefs.
Canadian Pacific. which would not be
directly influenced by the contract. was
the only stock on list. to show strength
CurtaIlment Of passenger car output
should not hurt production of automo-
bile trucks used for necessary purposes
This. situation has given rise 70 inquiry
for stocks representing companies which
do a large business in motor trucks
White Motors. MaxEcll and Pierce-Ar-
row have been picked up carefully
White Motors appears 70 offer unusual
attractions because Of its simple fnan.
cial structure and strong financial posi-.
ton.
Closing Stock Letter-To-day's mar
ket was FIRM but confined 10 narrow
limits, Tho Marine stocks We're slight
~ moro active and strong. showing signs
Of accommodations. Scarcity Of money
of hp
end the lack Of money on time is carS-
Ing conservatism among brokers. Tho
war news continues Observation-Disclosures
;PiDt hmm 4. Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20

Sharing the Joy Of L!f"---Thr only
rcul happiness in this life springs from
doing things for others, ana nothing
.iv"s us greater plehsur" than nrihEinS
our loved ones box Of candy. Of which
wc mr., very fnnd.--Columbus Ohio State
Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

ITTTSRl'RGH. Aug. l?.--'a'tir Ac-
live: supply. lis cars; primo. SIo.'' "
l1.:I0.
sheep llull: supply. IN douhl" decks:
rri,nc wcthrrs. si1."5N II; Gull ana
common. StmG: lambs. SlhH ION: veal
cnlv"s. StSlflS.2i -,
Uags. ACTIVE: and higher; receipts :"
double decks: rrimr hcavirs Sl9.huM
"a; mediums ami heavy workers. $.". 80. 80
"n.an: light workers.. s2n.!1 -u't"'
n,rs slq,751i on"J: rough. $3.50 q l'.-'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-20
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Total sales liV.6h0 Shures.
Bonds S6.D5o. hnn.