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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
tFrom Logan X Bryan To A. + Mnstcn

fErom Logan Il Bryan To A. T. Maston
& Company Iiy Private. Wlrc0
NEW YORK. Aug. 2?.--Thc list nnc-
t;Iated In M uncertain manner until the
last hour when - statement credited
10 the chairman al tho money COM
mittee was made public which stated
in effect that any disposition 10 indulge
in srcculatirr commitments based on
borrowed money must Of necessity lead
to an inCreaS" in rates that VIII prov"
corrective which was followed by murh
rather haSty selling Of stocks causing
reccssions in nearly all directions.
Attention has been directed quite
often Of late to thu relatively m"arHr
offerings of accommodations and the
delay in concentrating loans on the
stock exchange collateral. SO that state
n7rnt referred to above taken III con
junction with recent experiences will n"
doubt have thr effect Of holding rising
tendencies in check. This is likely 10
be particularly so on account Of INC
ncar demand for funds for crop move
1nent PURPOSES as we'll as OF course mn
account Of tn" shifting which will AT
TEND tho floating nf tho new Liberty
lunn Under present conditions ~
would Serm In hc tho part Of wisdom TO
encourage the trade TO reduce debit bat
.anccs through means nc additional cash
deposits. rather than by liquidation oil
securities as tho latter course in many
respects simply means th. shifting OF
tho burden from ono shoulder In an
ether. In vicw Of tho strong fundn-
nrntals the equities thor" docs not Hp-
pear to be much reason 10 anticipate a
material shrinkagr in quoted values.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
CAMERON

1T tn, Pres mt time 'hSrr is vacan-
..y ~ the hi=h school caused by. inc
resIrnrlion OF Miss Anna wright
whose restoration was mentioned h'rr
iofprr. otherwise everything - IN rte'!
mas for IN" "Tr"nnI Of school nn lurS
hdaI S"rtcmh"r Grrl. Arrangements VIII
l,r mad, L" fiji This place Temporarily
until Il permanent teacher can nc So
cured. l.,
school. has purchased ihG ''"ShcH iI"r
crty and n:C>ra his f;mily 10 IN" EaSt
End ri The city wh"r" he viii rcSio"
AIR. Gtir Ronnn,tc. whose illness has
hcrrt"rnr" hrrn mentioned. has rctnrncG
from tho ohio Valley General h"Spl'a |
Wheeling .nnd is getting along very
nicely.
Iohrstnwn "a. sunday wu"r" they will
spend several days with trirnds; a
rrrur, sheriff y. D. Mctardle ana IN q
their vacation at their nom" III '"c
crawford Addition.
,;r:al preparations ar" hrinC made Tor
the l.,G Cross picnic. I" ~" nero IL
crows Grove Labor Day. September =
\ great crowd from this city Will be IN
attendance
rr,"nGs At pi,tshurch and Shrridcn. Pa.
II. :. White. If Ming" county. was n
business caller in tho city yesterday.
Tho ground tho old Baptist church
stood on OH Fork RidE" is hcinE plated
into rrr'rt"Ty lots.
Miss Mae Miller. who is an attendant
nj tho chrdrcn's home near NaShlnS-
ton Pa. Will 'rrturn 30 tina institution
tomorrow after spending her vacation
with friends in Cameron.
Roy Iuliff is thr only Cameron hoy
who will leave far camp with IN" con-
;ingrnV that goes from Marshhil county
Thursday.
i. r. Wayman. after bring laA off for
several months ~ account or aftDr-
non. will return tn work as firrrnan on
IN. T., x q after tt" FIRST ri tie month
rhrr" h rs brcn "" rcw Developments
~ Tho 81 folds since our last. hut the
ror,n rains WILL furnish plenty "f
water for drilling purposes and many
will r"Sum" which hav" hrrn shut down
waiting for rain.
:. V. Ma,'Hr.ll" has hrcn appointed
deputy sheriff instead "t Deputy Clyde
I.hprr, who goes In war.
Nr". E"llr Burg" and Miss Goldic
Klcrst. Of Baltimore. arc the guests OF
friends in and around Cameron. Mrs
Burgess husband. !. W. RurEc recently
broke in a solii"rs home.
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an operation at the Ohio Valley General
hospital this week. is improving.
4. ". Sncdekcr, Of Mt. Olivct, left on
Thursday for Camp Meade. 10 visit his
son. Private Carl Snedeker
Miss Sarah NJ V. Ashton, who spent
some time with relatives here, has re-
turned to Martins Ferry
The Shcrrard Red Cross will hold 4
business meeting in the hall, on Friday
evening. September 9Th.
Tho Mt. OIivct Ladies' Aid Society and
Red Cross met in the hall on Wednesday
and large amount Of sewing was done.
Miss Carrie Brown. of Wolf Run, has
returned home after n visit with Miss
F;da McClrary.
Miss Rebccca VI. Lewis and children.
Homer Aileen and Louise. Of Washing
ton. Pa. arc visiting at the home OF J.
F. kiEcr.
u. ". Garvin has purchased new
Chevrolet tnurinE car.
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SHADYSIDE

Little Miss lIuri"ttr ScirtIn. year
cd daughter If Mr.. and Mrs jacob
schr,m. nr r"ntral iv"nur. died Tues
,lai morning after II two wr'hH !,li'NH
du,. tu blood priSnning. rum raj S'E-
wee, Viii l~ conducted IN tn" Lincoln
lv.Iri.. Methodist church t"-m"rf"w al .,
t,runnn at o'clock AMI rnirrinrni VIII
~. mad. 1T Res" Hill. IN" "nil" - S,tI-
,iy,vI hy five sisters. on" brother and her
parents. ,,:.,
Mrs. i &. Archer and children. MISS
M:,ry and Master John. spent Tu"SdAF
shopping IN Wheeling.
Miss Mary Futh"y and MISS trace
Pric" visited "thany college nj h''hhhS'
W. VA. MI Monday.
school Will open Tuesday Of next
vrck. The building has b"rn put IN
splrndid condition and will be open to-
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CarsEnden Promoted.

Fl. n Krnrr and II. +. nightingale.
popular young men Of tho city will do
part this morning over tn" f.. I"rr
MurfrI"shorn. Tenn. whore They MIL
sprud Il few days visiting thrir INT
mate friends. Sergeant l.. j. ''arSkad"n
who was indicted into tn" national
service by j special call of IN" govern
mcnt about two months previous
Mr. CarSkadcn IL trimming along mo-
chanical lines in. the southern camps.
and 50 efficient has h" h"rorn' IN his
work that n was awarded the SERGEANT =
ship as reward. Sergeant tarskadcn
has hncn fortunate III possessing unuSh-
nj foresight and also good cducatlon'
by which means h" has always h"rn "a
pablo IN cope with ali kinds Of situa-
tons that may Aris". It also might b."
said that Mr.. rarSkadcn still nsplrrs tn
something higher IN tho national scrv-
ic" in which position h" may h" ahi" TO
give his "l'n"i"" III" first thhI ls III him.
Mcssrs k"ff"r and Nightingale Will
return the for" Fart "f next week. "illc
there Mr.. NlEhtincHl" Will undrrg" n
physical examination far an App"int-
mrnt To IN" Officers training school.
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APATHY IN THE
STOCK MARkET

NEW YORK. August 29.-ForciGn ad-
wees. as indicated by the continuous
sweep Of the allied, forces and domestic
4 Developments. including publication or
many excellent railroad statements tor
July. wcr" distinctly favorable today
but tho stock market lapScd into apathy
with moderate ir-"rularity At thu "nd.
Chc change ~ sentiment was largely
s.>crlcod I" tho statement OF leading
banking in,rTcStS threatening correct
tive measures against speculation on
borrowed money and reports from
Washington to the effect that the next
Liberty Loan is likely /" aggregate So
nn0. 900 900
Such important railway systems AS
r Pennsylvania Union Pacific. AtchlSon.
Burlington. leading eoalerS. New ltaN'n
and Atlantic Coast Lin" reported Suo-
stanial gains IN operating and not IN
comes. although Canadian Pacific aus.
CLOSED a lars" decrease and st fau1
also fell behind.
In Keeping with it's recent course.
General Motors furnished tho CHIEF d.
vcrs,o.r on it's further recent collapse
OF ton ard half points total OF
cn pointS since, last Saturday, raIlElnS
:; points later.
Stesls. r"~nEnizcd war issues. toeac-
cos ard various unclassiticd shares re-
/ ac,rd To points with ShipptnGS al
! though tho latter started off win
-4,splay If strength under lead "t At
Ianti" Gull
Among ,h"> low priced st"rks. Plercn
OIL. which made .,s initial bow on the
exchange. was extremely active NJ
gain Of one point. Copp"rs and rever-
sal Sales amounted 20 %Sh.0nO shares
Increased strength Of Paris exchange
was again reflected in the tlrmncsS OF
French war issues. Domestic poHoS
vcr.. Irregular Total sales tpar 'a'uf'
$50. nnh. Old United States - were
L, higher on call.
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Sherrard Briefs.

Lieutenant. Will Sn"dnk"r. "t Camp
Sherman, is spending 81 hri"t iHri"uSh
with his parents. MIR. and Mrs. ~ NJ.
Snch"krr ii MI. Dlivct.
Miss Virginia Talh"rt is the guest 81
her ruusiu. Miss Mary"tu stuart. vi
Glendale.
\ meeting nj In" parsonage trustees.
If Marshall circuit. was h"ld Al the NJ.
+: parsonage. On Thursday afternoon.
IrnnurLant business matters were trans
acted.
Misses Stella and Grace Marsh have
purchased Il REQ roadster.
The Shrrrard and Mozart schools Will
open on next Tuesday morning.
Misses Bertha and Edna kurn. re-
turned To their homo i'll Pittsburgh. Wrd-
nrsday. after visiting their sister. FMS
T.; r. Slalcy.
The Pleasant Hill Ladies' AID Society
will meet at thu hnm" of Mrs. VI. d.
Archcy. next Wednesday, afternoon.
Misses Serrda and ELLA FolnIar who
were guests Of Mrs. e. ". Gnctze. have
returned to their home al Cedar Rocks
Miss Jane Snuthworth. who underwent
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Speaking on "Mconey
Frame-up" Tomorrow

Speaking will be held Mt : o'clock at
Fourteenth and Market streets tenor
row evening. in the Unrest Of the
"Mnuncy F'ramc-up." which is case
which has .hc.n pending In the Cali
forum courts for some time. Mooney is
alleged To have had part IN dynimite
plot and blowing up several people at
patriotic parade. He was sentenced
to death for this. and his friends al.
lcgs frnipn-up against him. PreHi-
dent Wilson requested that the sentences,
he committed. hut tho courts refused to
do So The talk Is against the officials
OF California for not conforming With
the presidents request.
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Entertained. Glasses.

The two adult I!ihI" classes Of III" Mt:
Olivct Sunday school were "ntertH ned
by Mr.. and Mrs. !. W. Schubert ut ih"ir
home near Mozart, Tuesday evening. y
social tim" was enjoyed. followed by Il
business session. Til" W"mnns class
made preliminary plans for Il chicken
supper To- h" given in Mt tlir"t hal on
Thursday evening. s. ptcmhcr l"th. Later
dainty rrfrnshmrnis were served. Those
urr@,ui were: MceSrs and MnSdamcs j.
i: Bender. j.. II. Schubert. George Mar
nlr. \. L. Myers and j. W. Schubert:
McsdHunS Emma Whit" and nHn
Eunar: Misses I.";a B"nar. Doris MArple
and Jean White. MrsSrs Il. &. Sncd"kcr
md Wright White
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GUTTER, EGGS, cHEEsE.

NEW YORK. NuC. "".-Ruli"r strong;
creamery higher Than "NtraS asa ~ 90:
"xir+re co. Sr"r") e. -; fIrstS 4"M -:
nnrkinr stock current max" M. :. 30 i='.
Eggs. steady; fresh gnIh"i"d "StraS
) n I"c: fresh gathered regular phck'n
state, PENNSYLVANIA rud r"urhr h"nnrry
hr,,wn G4G, SIC: do gathered brown 'uid
mixed rnlurs 3Sn so.
t'hctSc firm: .'lat". fresh specials ~
are: fowls 81 a. sc; old r"oSt"rS "a;
turkeys @SEi 2nr. dressed flrm"r; chick
,.,s 3aG Iic: fowls 20 4, - is": old r"'$t-
,.rS - l., n 20 &C
.buDIrrU
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Mnrshmallow Toast.

4 marshmallow f1nSt was Elvrn m
Tuesday evening by the members Of
tho "nwl club" on McMGrhcn hill Tho
evening was spent around huge bon
fir. lnaStirg marShamallnws and play
ing various kinds Of games. Thns" IN
attendance were:
Misses Lotto F"ttr Frnda i'rtt" Nell
lie Sturm Wilma cunningham. Bertha
lSrrcSfnrd. Maud Conway. MrSSr*. lr-
vim Frlir. Lionel Andrews. Harley
Warrington. Alfred Howard William
Cuchranc. Harry Kelly. leo psbhrnH.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

plTTSRI RICH. Aug. @9--FatIl" steady;
supply light: prime 81. n $500.
sheep steady supply light: primo
wcthcrs Sll.5naII" 50 :culIs and common
81. M ii son: lambs Sih."T" ri l1.a"; rcnl
Calves S1I.hnM l9.nh.
Hogs lnW"r: receipts In double decks:
prime h"avirs SO n1W CO..: mediums
and heavy workers. ?91nn II @l."h: liGht
workers. Son.1nT @n.7:': pigs S20.h"T
nnoJ: rmuuhS SlG.5uTi II.1I
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RELAPSE IN
CORN PRICES

CHICAGO. Aug. "9.--Corn prices tried
Ia rally at tho opening today. nut 'th'
effort overturned their strength ann me
relapse carried III" prlc" IS &c "'"'.
yesterday. which marks dcc''ll' VI
n boat l6c since Il week ago Yesterday
Tho rally, which advanced quotations
over &C. was due largely 70
hnsitancy on the part ot sellers. The
hulrc merely brought out moro selling
Eoutine news WAS rulc,rlcSs and warmed
over October closed at sl.54"t.
Open. High. Low Chose.
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Picnic Yesterday.
ST Church Of God

Thu First Church Of God held tlrir
An interesting program Of gnmes and
races were enjoyed ihrnu Ehoui the day.
Music was rendered 10y thr MCMeChrn
hand. and on" If tho main features "f
tie day WIS tho basket lunrh which was
srrciId Al q SraEnnHhll hour.
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SHERRARD


Roy. fi"nry \. EiddIc. WIN SponF slN
months ~, II Y. VI. = y. secretary M
France. delivered - splendid address nj
rb. school auditorium last Monday eve
Ming. Rev. Hlddl" WAS formerly III" pas
inr nf thu All"u GRAY" Presbyterian
church h"r" aud his many friends w'r"
delighted IL have hum back for time.
T. " Mr''"mhS g;tv" 81 brief thlk III th,'
interest uf War Savings Stamps. \
very Iare" and apprnviativr audience
WHS present.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

~orrDo n Suu .4--I 'luv"rSr"d
,,:,'-'- 1r-i..rm.r I>n": D"'.miIrr Hii.H':
March Sligo: February $iH."";
.Nisik.. rrrm" uct"h~r Sl".l"' pScem-
hrr $3.50: MHr"h <i'.IA
Timothy. pim" cash Si.G': S"n'i mhnr
Si.7:.. Drtnh"r Sf.9n: Ikr"ml"r $i'";
March tIun: hpr'l SI.nh.
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MECHEN
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.

NOT1CE IT. "ALAH SONo y "AAA">''
The security deposit of S".ah a'ltlnr-
izcd by The Ihlhllr S"rviC" commission
is now required by us Of all domestic
consumers Deposit !nuSt hc mad" not
later than September lhth. otherwise
water Will hc shut off. Families hay
ing their main support from soldiers III
service can make special arran Scm"nts.
Renwood McMechen Consolidated
Water Company.
6 q. Smith. Receiver.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEE.I.INt; W. Va. Nus. -. IS.
Furnished the lnt"lllGcncrr by >. f.
Mastcn & Co. members ar the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brnnd.
manager.
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STANDARD BcarcrS,

The Standard Bearers 81 lhc VI. i"
church will meet Mnniay evening at tho
home uf Rev. Eurkl"y. business mat
lens concerning ia" club will hc discuss
cd and also preparations arc IL hr
nad for ! SuciaI which Is Ia take p1ac"
in tho near future"
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supIoal DRESSING. Class.

The Surgical dressing class will meet
This evening at tn" Red Cross hradQua"-
ter Tho "veninG Will no spent III dis
rmesInc. business matters and also SOW
ing Every member is requested 10 be
,,ri-"ni.
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Birrhdlay Party.

Thu NJ. T.: church will h"ld n birthday
rarity in ihr basement az In" rhurCh
thus evening ll.rhildr"n who's" birth
DAYS come in tkr months nf August and
September rrc invited 1" attend, and al
50 their parents.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. ~ 10.
z W .1r:f,, the Intclllgencer by A. T.
~, ~. G. Co., members OF the New fors
s ST. Ixchanec. National Bank bu'!e'
so wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand
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Cash Quotatons--Corn. No. ! yellow
81 So I,65: No. 4 yellow. Sl5aM l"S.
Oats, No. ) white SSH n zoe: stan
dard. 500. T71c.
Pork. nominal. Lard, s@6.Tcc. RIBS
sn5m2t75
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49, -
An ordinance was passed nj tho meet
iur Of council Monday evening ordering
the LAYING Of ,'rIn"yr walks "n til" w"S;
sid" IL E.in,."ln avenue tn" "ntir" length
1T the street.
Mr.. ". y. Eupr. nf M"undSv!ll". was
a guest al Mrs. \. +. R'nn"it al 'rnirhl
avenue early III the week.
Mr.. George II. kryScr. "f Lincoln ave-
me. WAS a visitor yesterday at l"ungS-
town.
Tho annual reunion Of tho tents fam
ily will he held to-day ut the homo nf
Mir and Mrs. q; ". Gents If ADAMS ave
uu,. The golden wedding anniversary "f
Mr, and Mrs X"ntS will be- celebrated AZ
tho same lime.
Litflr Miss Mildred nnrff. .dauGht"r Of
Mr. and Mrs. Samu"l D"rti. OF Norm
central avenue. returned hnmo Tuesday
after n weeks visit with friends nj
Mrs. Frances Gamhs. Of radiz. ohm.
spent tho early. part "f the week 1T IN"
home Of her nephew. +. calvin, "t North
TlnCu1u avenue.
morrow to tho public for inspection.
This is Il new frn,ur" OF tho year. hut
II is believed parents will appreciate" 'hiS
opportunity /" know personally where
their children will work.
Sugar cards FOR regular domestic CON
sumpIirn Will moi hc ISSUED in Shady
side after this week rhnS" VIII" hhV"
not Yet had rariS should get them ut
rnrr III Smiths News stand.
Many ShahySido pr0pl" enjoyed m"
annual Belmont Mnnru" picn'" at Irru-
salem on Tuesday
Miss N,.lii" Kelly. of Lincoln avenue.
returned this week from Clcvclani. where
she had visited friends. While away
sh" also spent several days 1T A$htl-
hula.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Smith nf sharon.
rt formerly Of Shadysldc. hay" h""n
yur>,tS this week "f her mother. MIS-.
Peter SchramIn ST.
Mrs " X Mason and Mrs !. y. Ray
NOR. Of MouudSvill". viii hc guests to-
dny Al tho home Of Roy and Mrs. \. r
Bennett. uf Central avenue.
Mrs. J, S. Beatty and daughter. Miss
Roma Boitty. spent Tuesday Win
Wheeling friends.
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SUGAR

SEw YORK Aux. 3?.-7faw sugar
was steady at IN. liked prizes Of 1855
for Cubas. cost and freight. equal TO
s.n5a for centrifugals. The refined
market was steady without fresh de-
vclopmcnt Fine Sranulated 80 The
committee reported no purchases
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N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE

,,4IEE,,rHt; ". Vs.. Aus. So. 10.
E,,rnish.d The Iutclligencer by y. h
nas,nn 4 Co.. rnompers Vt the New 1orh
~s,ock Exchange National Bank Hu1lo'
:ns. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis r. brano'
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W Va. Aux. ~. 10.
furnished the Iutelllgrncrr ny a. Z
,,as,nr 4. CO., members OF the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank bu''d'
.nr Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 20. -
FuruIshcd th.: iu.clllgcncer BY a: Z
uos,en & Co.. members "f the New 1orH
STOCK Exchange. National EanE Build
,or Wheeling. W. Va. Louis F. brano
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Il il1)---Transfer books close Sept. Is. for
A > per cent cash dividend. payable sep
;cmh"r @hth. -
I.D-Tra::sf"r books close Sept. 10. tor
:. regular per GENT and an Extra : per
cent cash dividend. parable sept. so.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

WHEELING. ". Va, Aug. So. 10.
Furnished by The Wheeling Live
Stock s, Commission Coz
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. ~. lS-
Furnished the Intel!iIencec ny n. l.
Mas,en & Co. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. ". Va. Louis. +. Brand,
MANAGER
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PETROLEUM

OIL, CITY. Pa. Aug. 29.--t'rsdit bal
anccs 81 Runs 1925: av"raG" 1n2hh
Shipments 44.247; ny"rsEe 5000.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Anx. ., IL,
D,:Iy u:lotatlon list or tie Wheeun1
stock Exchange. compiled for lnteLf
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The Days REVIEW
FURNISHED Tho 1ntellEonccr BY The
Finance Company
Morning Stock Letter.


Many loans were called yesterday
and with difficulty replaced and only
at high rates. NotwithstaudlnE TINS.
the market gave a very good account
If itself and We still believe stocks can
be bought moderately on any reaction.
HARRIS WINTHROP co;
Dow Jones: Military news AGAIN m
fucnccd trading ut opening. Continued
advance Of French and british armies
is viewed in military circles its among
most important operations Of tho war
French municipal bonds reflected war
news by selling at now highs Tor Inc
year. Activity in stocks was iimlt"d
largely to S1cclS and shipping shares.
Pierce Oil which was listed IN cN-
change Wednesday sold at IL L on hrsl
sale and advanced I" 1914 in face OF
brilliant earnings statement showing
$50 nj share for common.
F'ranckc: 1urinG in steel continues
better than tho selling. Think it Is tn"
time To buy them.
GOOD demand for steel at 115 and
Closing Stock Letter.
Market sold off statement OF act
ing chairman Of the Money l'onl com
nuittcc warning against cXr"Ssir" srrru-
Iarion based on borrowed money. Tho
lack Of money FOR som" time past has
kept tho market within narrow bounds
and this Is likely la cont inur.
HARRIS WINTHROP & 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
mcMecheu Personals.

Miss ltoSclla Doyle VIII LChtf fr!6aE
FIR Camp Meade. wh"r" Sh" VIII spend
several DAYS with friends.
George Sharp has resigned his posi-
ton as mntnrman with tho Sir""t car
COMPANY and accept" sam" nj IN" rIN-
nrsidr rs tim" keeper.
Mrs. " Scars and daughter. Pearl.
lrf; .n,lay for Warren. ohio. wher" they
will yiS'i relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. Charles tow" and family left yes
tcrilny for camp Meade.
Miss Dorothy Srhhff"r loft today Tor
Warrington where sh" VIII spend sever
nj days.
Miss Margaret sharp has accepted n
position nS ca"hI"r u; III" Midway tho
atrr.
Mrs. J"hn Conner Of Wheeling. spent
yesterday with her son on Fourth *'r""t
ri Ibis city.
Mr.. and Mrs l. rurtl' ar" m" proud
Parents al !; baby hoy.
Miss kittrn ll"nnrr has r"inrn"'l Il"
her hnnir ~ Hundred after spending
srvcral days as Tic guest ii Miss bar
rthr Srhnff"r.
! G.. Downing. vino has hs'n confined
n In" Iilcndalc hospital f"r som" tim"
MR., and Mrs Charles Sri"klcs and
May Butler l"fr today for Warren. -.