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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT,

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned executors of the last
Will and Testament OF Thomas
Morgan, deceased, have filed their
final account with the County Court
of the State of Oregon, for Morrow
County, and that said Court has set
as the time and place of hearing and
settlement of said final account,
June IA, 1919, at the hour of two
O'Clock p. m. in the Court room of
the said County Court, in Heppner,
Oregon.
First publication, May 18th, 1919.
LEE SLOCUM
S. M. MORGAN
Executors of the Last Will and
Testament of Thomas Morgan, de-
ceased.
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FOR SALE,

1925 Case engine with drive belt.
"a Case separator with derrick
table and fork. This outfit can be
put in frst class condition with very
little expense. Price of outfit
$1S00.9O-
DesrimS combine complete with
engine; used one season and in first
class condition. Price $4,000.
Terms on either outfit to right
party. VAUGHN & SONS. mS-tf
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SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET.

To the Clerk of School District No.
One, Morrow County, Oregon:
Following is statement of the
estimated amount of money needed
by the district during the fiscal year
beginning on June 16, 1919, and
ending on June 80, 1920. This
budget is made in compliance with
Section 217 of the School Laws of
1917, and includes the estimated
amounts to be received from the
county school fund, state fund,
special district tax and all other
moneys of the district:
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aid sale the owner thereof claims
-he same and pays the cost and ex-
pences incurred to the date of claim
ing same
Dated this 21st day Of May, 1919.
W, p, HILL.
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SMEAD & CRAWFORD.
ALFALFA FARM FOR SALE.

HET HIT Il FAhM FUK SAIE.
12s acres, all under ditch; be-
tween 80 and 80 acres now in
alfalfa and balance can be put in any
time. Plenty of water. Terms are
very reasonable. Owner desires to
sell this at once.
SMEAD & CRAWFORD,
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Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Wilt, accom-
panied by Mrs. DR.. Walker, were
visitors in Heppner for short time
on Friday afternoon from their
homes in lone.
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FOR SALE-White hulless barley,
also beardless barley. Good seed
Call or see B. F. Swaggart at ranch
northeast of Lexington. m6-tf
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION TO
INCREASE TAX MORE THAN SIX
PER CENT OVER THAT OF THE
PREVIOUS YEAR.
Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters of School District No. / Of
Morrow County, State of Oregon, that
an election will be held in said Dis
trict at Council Room on the
Twentieth day of June, 1919, at
1880 O'Clock in the afternoon, to vote
on the question of increasing the
amount of the tax levy in said Dis
trict for the year 1918, by more
than six per cent over the amount of
such levy for the year Immediately
preceding.
1t is necessary to raise this ad-
ditional amount by special Levy for
the following reasons:
The general wartime increase in
all supplies and especially the large
per cent Of increase in the salary
5chedule for teachers and other en-
ployees of the school.
Dated this oath day of May, 1919.
W. G. MCCARTHY,
Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest:
VAWTER CRAWFORD,
Clerk.
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IOsT-Pair of child's glasses, tor
toise rims and bows. Reward. Leave
at G. T. office.
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FOR SALE-16 head last spring
shoats and IL winter pigs. w. A..
McCLINTOCK, Gooseberry, Oregon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
West Virginia Society
At Washington Largest
At Nations Capital
Special Dispatch to The lntelligenc"r.

Special Dispatch to The llgenc"r.
WASHINGTON. D. &. April IT,
Tho West Virginia society is III" largest
and tho livei:c., state society in WASH
inGtoH. ard all the states hav" ih"m.
Tho organization of the Mountainous
numbers loo. and its monthly m"e'-
ings arc social crntcrs and forums OF
delightful musical and literary enter
tainmrnt Not all West VIrginianS resi-
dent in the city belong. X all did II
would be impossible to find hall large
enough to contain them. Blu, more and
more Join every meeting. Al the last
meeting tho Hcv George w. Atkinson.
Jr., son Of tho former Governor Akin
son. as will as former federal judge
here. who had but lately returned from
doing Red Cross work abroad. nrlr-
cred a mos: interesting account OF NJ"
foreign experiences. He saw S"rVlcr III
the front lin" trenches and WINS una'r
fire nf the cncnry moro times than NJ
can remember. As a public speaker nc
is - chip of tho old block. r"HiniS-
cont In more than one mannnriSm "l
his dist incrlish"d father, Woo Is one 81
tho best public speakers .amonc IN" Io"S
lis, Of good ones chat W".'i NlrEln'anS
proudl.. claim as ,hrlr own. Nh'l" Nv
resided in Washington Cow NOR H'R'h-
son was on" nr he pillars OF IN" S'h''
eoc;ety. An>:h "ntcri aiming and IN
structivc address - the last m'ri'nS
was hv t.pr".s"r:aIiv" Siuar: +. Fr"d.
n,ho talked OF interesting historical
events III the lirc Of INC state. NO less
DELIGHTFUL were tho readings given ny
Mr.. Reeds private secretary MISS NJ
nic Lowe of i'lHrk&hUrS. Seldom docs
one office produce such an array ~ OK
ccptional talent.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
Extend Time for The !.
Filing Of Returns on
Corporations Taxes

WASHINGTON. April l4.-Further
extension Ia June 10 Of tho time Tor
filing corporation income and prontS lax
returns was ordered today by III" Inter
nal ncv"nun rommi sSioncr Roper. The
first extension was from March Is 10
May |.
Extension 10 I"nc IL also was given
for fling returns of Information NJ the
snurrr. fduCiary returns. with holding
rrIurns. returns Of partnership ana
scrv;r" corporations required to ME re-
tunS on a calendar year basis and all
other returns required under the IN
rnrc ami profits tax provisions or the
revenue law. which are not the basis
for assessment Of !ax.
This extension will not apply 10 In
diviauaI tax returns. for which an ex-
tension under certain conditions has
n>cu allowed TO May !.
Corporations making returns on MS
cal year basis ending either January 81
or February e will b" given further eN-
tension on June ~ on request.
In announcing Ibis Commissioners
Rcr,r caleld attention 20 the fact that
Il IS 10 the interest of corporations 10
file rr;urns as soon as possible n avoid
tho interest charge OF one-half of one
Fer cent 4 month.
In y notice snnt to revenue collectors
Mr.. Roper said:
ain view Of tho short time between
the date on which forms were balianIe
and the dur date. March IS. OF calendar
year returns required under the revenue
ar;. notice was given through IN" pup
liz press and otherwise TINT tentative
RETURNS nccompa n:"d b" first INSTALL
mon; Of ore-fnurth Of the estimated lax
,!re ,ynuid hc accepted IN that datc. ana
tha, n such cases 4" days would nc
given i'm whirh Ia flo complete returns.
hut that interest at'the rate of II
~ ono rcr cent month upon the
amounts BY which such instaIlm"n'
nayn"n's fell short OF The corrcc-
amounts would bn collected"
Al! rnrporal ions taking advantage o,
thr further extension will hr required
Ia rnv IN "r before .Tun" 10 sam
equivalent To nne-half Of the tax du"
as shown hr tho fnal RETURN together
with interest on the deficiency nf inc
FIRST irstallmen;. This sum may inclnde
the first paymra; made on March 10.
81; is not deemed n"cceSary." said IN"
comm is&ihncr'c Instructions. u" grant
NJ extension az tim" beyond III" ~ DAYS
originally grart"ri for The chmni"1ioh NJ
nrrenral rr,urhs except on spc'ia! re-
Quests fnr sufficient reasons given.
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Young Mrs. Fritts.

ounS ,MTS. rEIltss
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Meyer, OF Hun
tington, W. Va. were visitors in town
on Sunday.
There will be an entertainment and
:upper held in the Christian church on
Wednesday evening. April Is. The ladies
of this church are noted for thcid good
suppcrs. Every one is invited to at
tend. Proceeds for the benefit OF the
church.
MIR. Glide Stellar Of the base hospital
at Rockford. ILL.,. is visiting his parents
for Il few days.
Perry Mccoy is home with his dis.
charge from camp.
Mrs. Emelinc Montgomery has sold
her property 10 be used as the II. Z.
par +onagc. The new II. F.. church will
b. built on the lot adjoining.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bonar of Cameron,
have been visiting Mrs. Jerome
Mr. Stollar has purchased a new Over
land touring car.
The prayer meeting will be held in the
NJ. F.. church on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. G. w. Rogers was a Wheeling
visitor on Sunday TO see her brother,
MIR. William Britt, who Is very sick
Mr.. j. II. Briggs. who spent the win
ter III Wheeling is home for the sum-
mcr.
MIR. and Mrs. walter Close Of Elm
Grove. and Mrs Nellie Lazcar Of New
Castle, Pa. weer guests OF Mrs Rose
Lazcar Sunday.
Miss In Pogue. Of wheeling. spent
Sunday with her father here.
Mr. David Wayt was a Proctor visitor
Sunday.
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RuTcER, Eaas, GEESE.

NEW YORK. April H.--lfuttrr-
Weak. Creamery higher than extras.
6%i. q Sic: creamery cNiras (92 Scorcl.
62c: tir:lS. I'll |. II 81 L.: packing stock,
currrui stock. No. ;. 4%c.
irregular. Fresh gathered OK
trar. 45I. n 46c; fresh gathered nrslS.
northern sections. 81 L a i.c: fresh
gathered tirstS. southern sections. 40
i$c: state Pennsylvania and nearby
hrnnrry whites. fine TO fancy. SEC; state.
Pennsylvania and hrnr"ry whites. ar
binary IN prime 46&5oc: state. Pcnnsyi-
vania and nearby hcnn"ry browns. fG&
47": stat. Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry gathered browns and mixed colr'rS.
a. n i6c.
Cheese Steady. Sta" current make
specials. :" nj :::::% &c: state current make.
avcraE" run. Il l. q 2%r.
I.jvr 'nul;ry--T' uS"iilcd: M prices
quoted. pr"."@G. steady: chickens fro
z"n. ::S..tir: r3wl.s. frozen. ,;nr"3j l.: =
fowls. fresh. ':"is:":sr: nj! r"nstcr4 frozen.
"G&@Gt.": turkeys, 4!&4SC.
r'iour--i'irm.
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Public Whipping by
Prosecuting Attorney

CHARLESTON w. Va. April '4.-A
sound whipping was administered tw"
nnsrp boys. Norris CROSBY and !'nnr"
dow. whn pleaded guilty on charge Of
theft. in front Of tn" kanawha county
court house today by Prosecuting Attar-
rrv r. Kemp Lit;lcpaEr Tho hors WIT"
arra:gncd in tho criminal court hcfoTc
.Iudg" Horny *. Black and adm''tco
their guilt.
Efforts wNr" then made by 'ht''
mothers To snv" their sons from inc
reform school, and finally INC pr0srcu,-
mr. agreed that II they would give their
prorn:sc 10 brhavc themselves in the
futurc and submit 70 n good whipping
no wou,d nollo the indictments against
thcm. Switches were seaI ro5 and the
chnsttscmrnt was given.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April HCgs--Rcreipts,
1000 market closed strong with Sat
urdays' average: estimated tomorrow.
10000. Bulk OF sales s20.35n 20S5.
heavy weight. @0.454 206U; medium
weight s20.40G 1850: liSh weight.
$4,000 20.45: light. slS.soRr2n.@5: COWS
$3.50 1000: pigs. S1I.'0@l9.n0.
Cattle Receipts. 1900: beef steers
slow. mostly u cents lower: butcher
stock. steady to strong: calves. s1.n0
lower: stockers and feeders. steady TO
strong; estimated tomorrow. 1000.
Heavy beef steers stI.50dN29.1n: light
beef steers. Si0.00MlS.5h butcher cows
and hefcrS. s7.50Ml5.50: Gamers and
cutters. s1.75 q 1900: veal calves. $1i.nn
n 1900: $;UckrrS and feeder steers. SS.5G
q 1850.
Shncp--Rec"iptS. II .0nN: fat lambs act
i've. mostly % cents higher; fr"Gcr and
sheep. steady: estimated tomorrow. TO-
900. Lambs 81 pounds Of loss. $500
Hl9S5: S5 pounds or b"ti"r. s1T.1J Il
1875; "ullS. Sl4.n0T 1913: rwos. medium
and good. Sl2.0hm li.;,G: cullS and com
mon. S6.U0m ZOO
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LOGAN AND HRyAI'S CLOSING
STOCK LETTER.

tHy P:ivat" Wire tn \, F.. Msstcn & Coz
NEW YORK. April l4.--Thc market
Displayed 4 firm tone with few sp"-
cialtics being consp;cuously strong. De-
vrlopmcnts over the week end were IA
vorahly, construed especially tn" an
nounc"m"n: with regard 10 tn" final IN
stallmcnt cf thu Victory loan. the re-
ductinu in tho amount or thr prospective
offering being suggestive Of strain
much less than heretofore suggested on
tho money and investment marN"'S.
Various runors were in circulation with
regard 10 the action likely /" take place
in connecti ion with steel pr.c"s but MOTH
ing official was forthcoming. The mar
krt has indeed. nan impressive manner
dtersteti thu stocks which hay" h"en
liquidated on a rather good seal" during
the past few &"sslons hEt oven So. we
believe that there will Il" tendency /"
curt all the buying power Cor while and
TINT Tho position Of tn" market will be
much benefited if a lowering in quoted
values should take place.
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STOCK MARKET
IS STIMULATED

NEW YORK. April 14.-SpeculatiVe
interest in III. stock market today was
riSibly stimulated by the publication OF
the official details Of the coming VIC
tor,- loan. the smaller volume Of that
nroiec, and the attractive interests rate
with general approval. There were IN
tcrvals OF hcsitancy due MANI! ~
reaching for profits. prompted by un-
certainty respecting the trend OF inc
peace conference. but the rise was Iull!
sustained. many reactions being onset
bv additional gains in several groups
Of specialtieS.
Rails and copper were the only con-
spicuous rccesSlons failing TO snare
more than nomlnally in the S~eePA''s
substantial movement. Hsaviness o.
st. Paul issues acted AS drag on TIC
entire transportation DIVISION
Fully half the days trading ccnterFu
around three eroups-motorS. OILS rr
shinDinrs. while a goodiy percentage o.
the other dealings represented eau'p
rnents and food and fertilizer snateS'
Pronounced features OF strength
GUIDED Atlantic Gulf az = net advance
OF rs points; American lnteFha''" u.s.,
which reached almost half OF ~
weeks setback on it's rally OF 'rs
noints: General Motors. "a. and ASsoe'
ered Dry Goods, almost points IHe
latter Teact:ng. ,x....,
Other elements OF strength embrace
Sinclair OIL. the most active Issue a'
cain OF points: American sugar. y.
american Cotton oil. Si=. and suno''
specialties. 20 points.
United States Steel made an ttI,.
advance Of 81 to 99%, easing sneu t;,
with kindred issues In inc 20
taking at the close. Sales afno0's'
1,iber,r bonds. excepting az. strength.
naI a. arst, BIZ, reacted slightly later
other domestics were steady and inter
ot,n,s1s firm, Total sales tpar value?
aggregated sl7.S7.5ooo. Old nIeea
seetss bonds were unchanged on call
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SPANISH CABINET
In RESIGNATION

MADRID: April II. DRY TIL" Associ-
ated prcss)--'rhc Spanish cabinet has
resigned
civic" previously during the present
ycnr live cabinet Of Count Rornanones
has rendered It's resignation owing 10 the
chaotic political conditions existing IN
Spain. On each occasion, however, the
designations wcrc WITHDRAWN Dn API,i
count rcnanon.s was credited with
tho intention Of again rssigninE as soon
sc tho political and industrial situation
cleared The dispatch said the industrt-
nj situation in Spain n: that time ap-
pnnrcd to he improving. except in An
rantn, whore a State Of siege has been
reclaimed.
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NJ You Elaeu wellP

To BE- nj his best a man must nave
nd-refrcshing sleep. When wakefui
and restless at night ne is in no condf-
ton for work or business during tho
day. Wakefulness is often caused oy
indigestion and constipation, and u
quickly relieved by Chamberlain
Tablets. Try q dose OF these t1olets
and sec how much better you feel WITH
a clear head and good ,diEo0don -
sale by all dealeTk
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
FOR PAPER INDUSTRY

WASHINGTON. April 14--Pr"dTrtion
Of a hiEh-grade while paper from cotton
lint"rs. after MAN. months OF "APr'' !
,,on, In. The bureau uf standards. "rS
nurnurr"d today by Secretary Rcci:"ld
II is believed the process can y" mai"
commercially profitable, opening an I'M.
urr,ant Row source !O- the production OF
paper and saving many thousands 81
po"nds Of material which there has hcei1
smau usc hitherto except In tho making
Of explosives Tho government Ia saiti
IL hay" nn hand several million pouhH'
Of liniCr$.
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WEST LIBERTY

A number Of people in the vicinity OF
West lAhcrty have moved. MT. b. r
Biggs has moved into tho Shirts homo
stead: Mr.. Clemens into the Fandinc
property; Mr.. Kiger Of Valley Grove on
to the Shields farm.
MT. w. ". Hearne has opened his sum
mer residence here and he and 5. s.
Curtis are at home TO their friends.
Mr.. c. ". Rogers is able to take his
Transportation car on the road again,
claud Ray had charge Of the car dur
Ing Mr.. Rogers illness.
Among the number who are and who
have been on the sick list are Mrs. Rdg-
ley, Miss Julia RidEley, Mrs. Bell. Mrs
Glass, Mrs.. Gardner, Mrs King. Mrs.
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p1rzsuRaH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH. April l4.-Cattle--
Lower: supply. 10 loads. 1'rim", S16.25
Q17.00.
Sheep-Steady: supply. 20 double
decks. Prime wethcrs. $500 q 800;
culls and common. s4.D0G6.U0: lambs,
$1D.006sl6sO: veal calves, @ii.0o9 II. 50.
Hoss-Lower; receipts. 80 double
decks. Prime heavies and heavy York
crs. s3o.7O&20.75: light Workers. S19.T5&
1000: pigs, ;19.5o&19.75: rouGhs, slf.o0
013.25. -..-
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eARR1soN swATr AWAY.

PARIS, April IA proclamation is
sued BY the Bavarinn government an
nounccs that the garrison at Munich has
sweep, away the Soviet forces that The
regime of Herr Hoffman, has been re-
established and that the transportation
Of the Polish General Hallere army
across Germany for Poland will start
April Is.
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SUTAR

NEW YORK. Arrll i4.-Thcrn was no
change in III" local raw sugar marh.u.
and prices wcr" qant",i at Si.aS fer con-
frirugal Ia tho r"tincr. No purchases
were reported by the board. The market
for refined continues quiet AMI PRICES
remain on tho basis Of q Cc7ts for fine
granulat"d.
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Outside Motor Stocks.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO, Ohio. April l4.--Clererseed
Prime cash. $3.50; April, S2j.i5; DC
tober. $3.50.
Asike-Prfme cash. $500.
Timothy-Prfrnn cash. old. $50; new.
$3.50: April. $3.50: May. Ss-1TE: Sep
tcnber, s5.S5; October. s5.45.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. April l4.--Cnttcn goods
trading was active :oday. Cotton ynrns
sold more freely. Raw s!lk held steady
Dress goods were in demand for spot
delivery Burlaps were stronger and
tended higher
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING, W. Va. April IA, 'ls
Furnished The inteliigencer by A. E.
Aastcn & Co. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling, W. Va
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. April II. 10
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. T.
Hasten Co., members Of tne Boston
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
,nR Wheeling W Va
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, ". Va. April H. w
Furnished The 1nte.n e iSs New YORK
S EasSeT E e National Bank Build
no Wheeiing. ". Va Louis +. Brand
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Curb Mining Stocks
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, W Va. April Il. 10
Furnished Tho lntelligcncer by A. 2
Aasten & Co. members Of tn" New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing Wheeling, W. Va
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(6)-Transfer books close April u for
a regular per cent and an extra 3 pcr
cent payable May l.
N-Transfcr books close April 81,
for n regular per cent cash dividend,
payable Nav l.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va April IA. Is
Furnished The Intellisencer by A. =.
Nasten & Co.. members OF the new VOTE
SCI Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. whcelinR. W. Va
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,tal ..lss 1.1l4.500 shares.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. April IA. '1e
Pnrnisbed The Intelligence by A e.
uasten & Co, members OF the PittSourSn
Stock Exchsnge. National Bank e"'i''
lnr. wheeling, ". Va
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. April II, IS
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for the Intelligen-
CO...
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HIGHER PRICES
IN CORN MARKET.

CHICAGO. April l4.-Rccord break
ing high prices for provisions. together
with W.. weather that retarded the crop
movement. brought about decided
bulge today in tn" corn market. Corn
closed strong a, lizc 20 2fsc net ad-
vance. with May s1.G0N TO s1.6oAi and
July s1.35& to 1851. Oats gained
iaISc to lc In provisions there was
a rise Of SIC to $3.50.
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Stocks f5,4l5.
YETROLEUM

on, CITY. Ia. April l+.--Credit BAL
a1ncm 5000 Runs, oT.143; avcra<e.
49,. Shipments, 4S.35i: average. 49,
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Cas- quotations
Corn-8. yellow. $3.50 Q l.62; NO
yellow. $1.5SGl.5s44: No yellow.
s15sE @1.5Tl..
700 T0i4c. 49,. s.. ~
Pork-Noninal.
Lard-s30!51. ,&S.5
Ribs-$2I.75 O 2S.S5. - : 81;
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wounded Slightly.
Angelo plSautu. Pittston. Pa.
Wounded (DeRree Undetermtned).
Private Prank rngno, Canuettou, W.
Va
wounedd Slightly.
Captain David ". Morgan, Bethlehem,
Ia
SergeantS-
Irwin A. Daniels. PuuxSrtawney, Pr
wilkins A Evuns, Huntington, W. Va
Corporate
Russell a. Flynn, washington, Pa
August F. Winter, Mopongahela, Pa
PrivateS-
Prentice r. Mckinney, Readsrine,
". va
Prank Rysato, Cabin Geek, W. w.
Raymond Salvatore, Canton, o.
missing IN Action
Private james ". Honsker, Living
seou, v. Va
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