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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-12
d MR.. WILSON'S PROPHECY
He Had Reasoned It Out In 1911
That He Should be Presldens

mat he Snould De Presiuenr
When Mr.. Wilson was governor of
New Jersey he prophesied his elect
ion to the presidency in very cir
cumstantial way. He foretold that
event during his coast to coast tour
in 1911.
One of his stopping places was a
city, where he was the guest at a
banquet organized by college men. Aft
er this function Mr.. Wilson rode for
an hour with the man who had made
the affair a success. II was a clear
balmy autumn night. The stars were
the beacon lights of mysteries. The
applause of the evening had render
ed the governor VI New Jersey at
fable and even conhnnnoas Rei.l Dur
ing that, ride; thepe ,Tasgbtghs and sep
ious talk AAdrA Tile kttlool9 of dlgi
nations and aielprbspdcts q the nfSssA
ldenoy.,
II shall be- nominated by the Balti-
more conventiohpp M WILSON . Said
with an .impers6nal note in his voice
in answer to a question. And | shall
be elected president Of Che United
States, Those two events he con
tinued. necessary 70 each other are
certain 49, Z.
Asked upon what he, based his con
illusions, Mr. Wilson answered. with TN
easy frankness; Upon the immediate
icirculistances or the country. We are
in such = SITUATION today in the Uni
tel States and the oceasicns we have
to meet ard deal with are OF snch a
character that man Of my Kind with
my trimming and my point OF view, Is
certain OF election The certainty
he added SIS almost as sure as though
1t we're physical lawSsit,pa BON al
And Il Is not unexpected by me.
he went on: 1t is, indeed. something
have worked for for many years
When ! was professor at Princeton
made up my mind that should some
day be the president of the United
States and that day is Immediately a
hand.
'As for the politicians of the coun
try" he said, land OF what they ma,
think of this event and of my emer
gence into II, | am Indifferent Fo
! years ! had to deal with the boar,
of trustees charged with the control o
my university. They were all sophis
ticated men, very wise and very i'm
personal and quite free from scruple
IN gaining what they belieyed to b.
righteous ends. After sitting il
counsel with them found the legis
latprs OF New Jersey mere children
, and believe-for have studied Their
that our congressman and the pei
sons who control our political cor
yentions are equally immature in thei
! cunning and in their methods"
] And YOU think you will be on
. next president, your oxcellency?"'
~ am certain of H." Mr. Wilso
, repeated. --lowa City Star.
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sRArrLEsoRo i. $. WINS
Leads Rutland High by 8 Points a
ALI-ah lnterscholaatic Meet s.nli.l

Leads Rutland High by Points at
nt1ala terscholastic Meet s.9iisD
"a Burlington, rlJuneil Brattleboro
high scipol, with total of 10 points
won the mtefschbAstic track meet
giyen, under the auspices Of the
University Of Vermont at Burlington
on SatuFdayl5 after ailcioseu contest
that left the result In doubt until the
last event. Rutland high school was
second, eight RRGaalqts lbfFlh behind the win
ner Craftsbgry acadamy and Spring
field scored AveiFoinhgeach.al iet
The star of The Iheet was Maurice
BeilI'Dsea who wen six hrsts and tied
Tor first plaeei in theihigh Jump with
Lane Of Rutland. Bellrose made "a
points and received handsome sill
yerloring cup for lbshgdhe high point
winner AS to the rest OF the Rut-
land team, all the boys showed mark
ed Improvement over their previous
work. Hunt, Dahlgren, Peck, Jan,
graw, Ryan, Hevey and Lane secur
ing 2S points between them
The team from Brattleboro high
school was splendid all around ag
gregation and in their captain, Allen
Davis. the team has a remarkable mid
die and distance runner. Davis earn
ed Is points for his team, winning the
half. one mile and two miles and run
ming second in the quarter. Betterll
and Austin were the other first plac,
men for Brattleboro and their efforts
were wellseconded by Moran, Naming
Robbins. and Piggatt. Craftsbur!
academy won the shot with Miles ant
Chapman of Springfield high showei
well in the sprints.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-12
BUMPER WHEAT CROP
But Plant Diseases Are Doing Much
Damage.

Washington, June 9.-Bumper crops
are growing throughout the country
but plant diseases already have done
some damage and threaten to curtain
production somewhat. The largest
wheat crop ever grown, aggregating
1926. 900 coo bushels Of winter and
spring wheat combined, was forecast
in today's monthly report of the de-
partment OF agriculture. That repre-
sents practically one-third of the
worlds crop this year. In previous
years the United States has grown
about one-hfth. Big crops OF oats,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-12
barley, rye. hay, apples and peaches

barley, rye, hay. apples and peaches
also are in prospect.
Red rust made its appearance dur
ing May in the principal ! winter
wheat producing sections and the in
lection is spreading. II caused dam
age to. the extent OF about 100000
bushels 10 winter wheat and experts
are unable to determine how exten-
sive the damage will be by the time
that crop is harvested.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-12
AUSTRIANS MOURN
OVER CONDITIONS
Karl Renner, Head of Austrian Peace
Mission Says His Country Is
Overwhelmed With Despair

Paris June 1O.--Karl Renner, Aus.
trian chancellor and head OF the Ans
trian peace mission. has sent a iel-
ter to the peace conference complain
ing of hard conditions imposed up
on his country, which, he says, Is
overwhelmed with Despair. and
pointing out the complexity OF the
Austrian frontier question. The let
ter viii be laid before the council OF
four tomorrow.
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McMschsu Briefs.

Miss Blanche Fankhausch has return
ed home after spending humpeF "a
DAYS with her parents at Parkersours.
W. Hunt Is confinc dat his home on
Fourth and Logan streets seriously Ill.
Miss cathlene Conner is able to be out
after several days illness at her nome On
Fourth street.
John Fish has returned to his homo
nj Fxirmont after a brief visit in this
city with his parents.
Ralnh Candy has returned home after
n brief business visit at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. J. o. Mcbride will leave In re"
DAYS for Fairmont weber she Will speho
several days on business.
Miss Olive Kyle is able 10 be out AGAIN
aftcr cyeraI days Illness at her home.
Mrs Ruth Bryan. OF Holloway. was
called to this city by the death or her
sister. go
Mrs. WOODBURY.. who has been Ill al
hcr home on Sccvnlh street for num-
hcr of DAYS. is getting along nicely.
Geo. PEPPER has returned TO his hons
., Elm Grove after a brief visit with
friends here.
Hugh Murray has returned TO his
home At Beaver Falls. utter spending a
number Of days in this city with re-
lativcs.
The McMechen school will close next
Tuesday and will remain closed over the
holidays.
The Lady Eagles Lodge met last even
ing in the Odd Fellows hall.
Miss Bertha Young is improving al
her home after several weeks illness.
Carl Hester is visiting friends in New
Martinsvlle for several days.
| Chas. Lawrence, Of Bellaire, was
visitor in this city yesterday.
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ADVANCE IN
STERLING IS
MARKET AID


Sru YORK. Dec. 1T.-of the sev-
rral Developments which contributes "
the irregular strength OF TO-DAY In
market, the most noteworthy ana IN, IN.
portant In its potentir! sslus "~
movement of British efcnSnEe 1,y
Bills on London continued 10 81.
~ rho point where they cAneelfu ~
greater part OF tho recent sew ~ I'M
cline, thereby Strengthening s+nn.
nression in many quarters that go
pr reaiiv being taken to negotiate large
The reviews OF steel and iron INDUS
trial conditions were favorao!e' t.a
ing higher price schedules a U
ed by advances in quotations tS' 800
oil and virtual consunmat'on ot 80
contracts. foreign and ao'hcs''''
railway equipment. ,,,r,,, ~ :
Call loans were in freer supp'y
,er cent than at any later at per cent.
Time money rules firm. however; eSses
bids OF 8 per cent for two ana tnFe'
months eliciting little response.
kct covered the ground OF the previous
session. Bull pools added 70 tne us
comfiture OF the shorts IN oi'S, I'ioIot ,s =,
steels and equipment in ~hlCh stoss
gains Of to slightly over ~ p0'"''
were made. nnrs
Shippings, tobaccos. textiles. coppess
and feathers helped TO sustain the al
vance with miscellaneous ISSUES. IA
cludinP Chemical SnaEsS a. :
cains or from | 10 5 points. The one
division di 10 hold back was the rails.
which moved within very mario" "a "a
dius, hardening slightly at me .i nnn
close. Sales amounted to l'oeo'VoV
shares. 49, o.
Moderate improvements In the year
cnd investment situation has been re-
ported by banks and bond dealers: Inc
open market on the exchange laiteo 10
reflect this condition, aside from
slight rally in Liberty Bonds and sew.
cral Of the International issues: Total
sales (par value) aggregated S2s'fso'-
900. =,
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

urr,ya,. wiz, l." y =: Mast.n 1 ca ,
NEW YuRk. Dec. l1.--Thrr" MAS
good umlrrI"n" /" tn" market TO-DAY
from ihc upclnng I" TN" Close. tal!
monty "rrncd VT seven per cent anu
soon went q" - per cent ana 'htIr
SENS T." il, II" reason for r%p"rir,nS
hiru prircd mon"y again IN IN" IlhHr. .
,iatr future. The public IL showing
NOR" interest m th" market sithouth
IN. rrnrn"sS at IN" holiday season Is
against n heavy demand from the gc'',,
,ral public. Tn" good oils SHOW decided
strength md will continu" I" q" SO"
rhc l.arS ar" Slill fighting ~" 81" =
and ,hcr" was considerably sl'"ri s",'-
IN. cr Republic io!"l. Thrr" VIII ID"
littI.. accomplished uy short s'lllng Hl'
lrss ,hcr" should h. som" t"ar:sh 49,
vclorlncnts in Tho political or tiraEc'a'
situation to help tn" shorts 'u'. e
=. steel h,ld steady todsE and promise
~ work higher. liner" is ~';i i"rrd hu'
ing OF the cheaper rails H. ropic wh'
have hopes ~ curly railroad l"iHSia'l"h'
81 Paul !. con. id"rcd 4 good buy l"s
r,v H.. .nIn.. very we'll Iu:". ii'Tl pc, .
rI.. hrv"atjnrnr buyers cont inuc to '"NN
with favor ON s";:ih"iu P|"l.l'.
W l. WHLi.N NN& 90.
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BUTTE. EGGS, CXRH1

NEW YORK. Dec. l7-Butter steady;
creamery higher tina nextras 73H q ~
creamery extras CO.. score) 13c: frsts
Size n 20: packing stock. current
make No. .. 49s.
Eggs steady: fresh gathered extras
Sac n So: extra frsts SIC n So: firsts
soc n 81: state. Pennsylvania and near
by western hennery whites soc a go
state. Pennsylvania and nearby henner!
browns SEC a IS: do. gathered pro~ns
and mixed colors SAC q IS.
Cheese steady. state whole milk Mats
current make specials &c a S2E do
average run Sic % SIG: state. whole
milk twins current make specials SIC q
ger. do average run, Sic.
Live poultry steady: old ROSTERS zoe
turkeys 4Oc: dressed quiet: chickens 29'
n AZ: turkeys 47c n ii; other price:
Unchanged Lard strong.
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Elected OfHce4.

Tho Victory Mems Bible class OF INC
rirs, Church Of God held their tri-annua'
election last Sabbath and elected the io''
lowing officers: President. EZcN'cl hei'
lar If Erllar e. Marpl", contractors sec
rr.ary; Clarence l.. Yoho. prominent
YOUNG man Of MeMcchcn; treasurer
charles r. Daily. we'll known eX-soidiei
~ McMechcn and Bcnwood: major, On
.,rr 4. Turvcy. business man connecte1
with In" McMcchcn shirt factory. The
r,nIaius were not all appointed at TINS
time and therefore names are not men
ii,ucd. Next Sunday. Dec. -. 1912. Wal
be- tanner Sunday for the Mons C'"ss
ana every effort possible is being put
forth to have full attendance. the mem
licrship of this class is almost 900.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO. Dec. l1.--IIuEs. RECEIPT IS
9O. OUU; estimated tomorrow Io'O""
upcued Is to -" higher. LOSING "!th
advance lost: hulk l3Snn 400: TOP
l445; heavy l&7:,Ft l+l~: medium l"Snn
1915: light 1850 l+r"; light lights 300
arI3S5: heavy packing COWS smooth ~"
f, 1865: packing SONS r"uGn 10" ILL.,
Cattle. receipts u .h0n: ,%i.mat"d TO-
morrow l6,uOu; steady. Hc"f steers me:
dunn ard heavy weight. c'".'' "n1
prime lSUhn "pVU: medium ard ""d i"?n
EsI;T5. rnmuuu SIS iuJp. Light
weight good and ch"ic" i"'"M 1879:
common aud medium ;3"W lou. iLt'h-
rr Ca;tl,. hr!GrrS "2"n ! t2': r"~H ""n!
1900. Gamers "ud tiers 4'1d 90"
v,,l calves lt?:,u .ur Feeder steers
700 I; l@pn: st"r&"r *',ors G""m 49,.
sheep r"r.iyi~ -".""u: "si lnate'i 20
morrow "I."nu: N,Hk. Lrfnhr !p.m u
fI25; Culls ami cuumvu lio" ~ =, 4! :
ives medium. good and "hnlc" 'IVH
1000; rulls and con rr"a +a0n 80.
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" IA

ing over the arrival Of fine baby. born
Mr.. Mansel Carson was a caller III :
MI Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HawkenberrI I.
were callers here Friday.
Mr.. George Kemp was = caller In to"H :
Friday. ,
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gregg were calierS
at Bethesda Friday.
Miss Hazel Conway. Of Huntcr' va"
tied at John Harris Sunday. -
DIR. stewart, OF Centerville. passe@
through the vicinity Sunday.
several from Hunter ATTENDED cnuIcn
at Mt. Zion Sunday night.
Mr.. Junior Voc was q caller * 6een'
esda Friday. ,,,,, ,,.,,.S,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Milhoan visitoaa
her parents one evening last week
Mr.. T. +. Burkhart was caller '"t-
town one day last week.
MT. and Mrs. Stanley Moore ana son:
Ernest. visited at T.. ]. HAtcnsre ~
Lampsville Sunday. -,.
Miss Hannah Jarrett VISITED ~ U'
Jarretts last Thursday.
Mr.. Lester Wood was . called here :
Saturday. 81
one day last week. ~. !.
Mr.. Manley Kemp passed thro9ga tns
vicinity Monday evening. -. =.
Prayer meeting at MI. Aon wv
Wednesday evening beginning e 1:sN
Everyone invited to attend.
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HONEY AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Dec. l7-Mcrcantllc pa
nrr six. Sterling 6O-day bills 3Sl: COM
merciai 60-day bills on banks ISL; com
mercial 6O-day bills 3SoiS; demand SS6;
cables 387. Francs demand 1910; cables
1898. Guilders demand 81 cables 50.
ire demand 1880: cables l2.S3. Marks
demand cl2: cables Glf. Government
and railroad bonds irregular. Time loans
strong: 60 days. 90 days and months
6. Call money easy: high !: low 6: ruI-
ing rate {; closing bid s; offered at 10
last loan o: bank acCcptaEcCS f"t
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SUGAR

>-L-1,. yOPk Dec. 1.-THE loCrl mar
l..t for raw sugar vas nOminnl. WI!
husincss r-acticnlll NJ = siandstill. ana
,raGCrs generally awaiting d"rnil" m
formation regarding government 'vh-
trol 40 fresh business was Tcr"FirI'
q ,.c,,ts for fine translated for old crop
supplies. Receipts Of sugar At Atlantic
norris were small. amounting to only
I, aoa tons during The rast w"ck ana rs ~
MEETINGS wcr" also light thcr" ~ sun
Insufficient supplies to take care "l thr
active demand. Whatever sugar docs
conc forward is distributed through the
COruIpitiCf.
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PITT LIVE STOCK.

InTrEBI EGII. Ia. IIC'', -. At 10
s;radl: supply light. rrim" Law"
I'.'.
sheep higher. supply iHr Ir,n"
ynthrrs 1850 loo: ruilS IN" '"lh'h"i'
drr ~ no Lambs llGuO lG-I.
Veal calves i9N"H 1850. ..
Hogs. higher. supply 20. d"uh'" I-rEs'
Prime hray!cs lithn 49,: ih'h.n'n~'
heavy workers.. light !nrN'i- IN" I"sS
1I606rl415: ruughS lr"'n l-"''
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Union Kin Closes TusSdAJ.

Tuesday will mark the closing OF tne
Union high school until after the non
d.yx. The literary societies have pro-
uurcd interesting Christmas programs
and each student has invited their par
,.uu. to attend. \ number of the facuisS
Will leave for their homes where 'he9
will remain until school resumes
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Rehearsal This Evening.

\ rehearsal for the Christmas pro-
gram of the First NJ. T.. church VIII ne
held this evening nj o'clock In the par
I,rs Of the church. Tho program lh:s
vrar promises tu Nc quite different IRON,
nav given by tho church before anu
promises 10 be exceptionally Eooo'
There arc only few more rchearsaIs DC.
fore the program is To- he staged anu al
,hosc taking part are requested TO be
pre=,nt
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UPTURN. IN
CORN VALUES

CHICAGO. Dec. l7.-Steep advances
I'm British exchange did good deal to-
day 10 bring about fresh upturns in the
value Of corn. Closing prices were
January 1.4Oss Ia l.40Ss and May 1861
,ol.%7c Oats gained S cents 10 2&c.
in provisions the outcome ranged from
"uc decline to rise OF l,40.
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Granting Team.

4 group of youngsters OF this ciS
mo, i'm the St. james hall last evening
and organized q basket ball team. inc
lads had II team last year and maze
very good showing. They are practicihs
carh evening in tho ST. James hall ana
will make their appearance in the near
f1tmrc
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Hunt Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Roy Hunt. OF this city. formerly
Miss Anna Marshall. who died at the
REYNOLDS Memorial hospital. at Glen
dale. Tuesday evening at o'clock OF
burns sustained when her clothing
caught fire will be held Sunday after
noon at . o'clock at the home Of her
parents, MI and Mrs. Newton Marshall
on Fourth street. Rev. Cotton will Off
ciate and interment will be made in
q recnHood cemetery.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. ohio. Doc. Il, 'I"v"r>crl,
nrimc cash sGn.i5: D"Ccmhrr S%"."S'
January s3OGU: February $685.; March
5000.
Alsike. prim" cash sGl.O5: December
SGl.05: March SH0.Jn.
Timothy. primo cH:h l4l1, $50: cHSh
1919, si.in: cash lal?. $50: December
$5.7U; March. April and May s'.S1.
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PrActictuR Tor Game.

The boys basket ball team OF tho
Union high school are busy practicinS
for the contest Friday evening when
they will meet the Pennington team.
The game will be played on the local
floor and 1t promises to be quite excit-
ing as the teams are quite evenly
matched
The girls basket ball team Of the r.
wing Literary society and tho Azulikit
society vii meet Friday evening In the
gymnasium Of the Union high school.
No doubt = large crowd will be present
TO witness the game.
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M'MECHEN
Prorrsm For NSstiAE.

Monday evening IN the auditorium OF
the First Church Of God Christian So
cie1v will hold their weekly meeting
The class has very intcresting pro-
gram TO render at the meeting which
will DO on the order Of Christmas pro-
gram. Miss Ida Oblinger will have
charge Of the program and requests all
members 10 be present.
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Rshearse FOR Christmas

Rehearsal for tho Christmas exercises
Of the First Church of God will be held
this evening in the auditorium Of tho
church. All those taking part are re-
quested to be present as the exercise II
to be staged Sunday evening.
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BELMONT

Mr.. John Randall was a caller here
one day last week. .,.
MT. Addison Wilcox and son. Albert.
were callers at Manley kcmp's one day
last week.
Mr., and Mrs. George Kemp ere retoic-
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my GOODS.


were E;cadirr today. hut gray goods
were. higher in some instances,
Wnrs,rd vars were firm. There =
steady call for small lots Of goods TOR
early delivery.
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IF Lcr friends last evening at her nome
ON South Marshall street. pheasant
evening was spent in games. music anu
dancing. At a seasonabl" hour DELICIOUS
!, ,rrshmcntS were served.
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1.JBcRTY BONDS

NEW YORK, Dec. lf-Final prices ot
l,,hcI,y bonds today were: " IS :99.3n:
irst l.. sa;.i" second - t9l; 40: first
49, Sa3.n0: :"cond as S9l "a; lhlrd
iI,'& ,a%:,G; fourth ~ s S?l.G%. Victor
~ 49,. S\\>: do .tSl = SsS.?S.
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LaBclle Iron Works pfd.--Transier
books close Dec. ~. for a quarterly
per cent cash dividend. payable Jan. =
LaBelc Iron Works "um--Trans.er
books ClaSc Dec. ~ for regular ! per
cent and an extra l. ;'cr cent. payable
Jan =.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co Transfer
books close Doc. 90. FOR regular per
cent cash dividend. PAYABLE Jan. >.
WhitakerGlcssner co. com.-TranS-
fer books close Dec. 20. for per cent
cash dividend, payable Jan. ..
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NY.STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va, Dec H. -,
hasten q Co. members Of tn. New Yorf
sock Exchange. National Bank B,llid
ing. Wheeling. W. Va Louis r. Brand
nesidcns l'arlner.
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SEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, w. Va. Dec. H. -:
Reported b" 4. K. A3sien =: Co: me"I
49, Kew York Stock Exchange. Secono
49, Rational Bank Of w. Va. BldE:
STOCKS | SD ASH
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Dec. l.. 10.
Reported by A. L. Mastcn X Co, hem,
hers New York Stock Exchange. Second
floor National Bank or w. Va. Ndg.
greeks Bid. Ask.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. l., -:
Reported by A. l.. Mastcn & Co., mem.
,ers irttsburrh Stock Exchange. Sccons
t,Irnr National Bank Of w. Va. Bldg.
STOCKS i''u' NM
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PETROLEUM.

OH. CITY, Pa. Dee. lT.-Cr"d,t n%I'
onCns $40 Runs 3S.tTl: average -
40, Shipments 5%.s2l: average 46.l"N.
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Total sales 1.oS4.900 shares.
Regular semi-annual dividend $500
per share.
Irregular semi-annual dividend $3.50
per share.
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