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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-26
the North Fork vicinity.

the North Fork vicinity.
George House has been busy the
past few days cleaning the premises
of the Schwartz Hotel. preparatory to
opening the old-time bar room as Q
soft drink and card parlor. He will
also have charge Of the rooms.
John Hill was in town from the
Dooley ranch on Tuesday.
Miss Comma Pasquale has returned
from a several weeks visit to friends
in Fallon and Fernley.
Mrs. Irene Twist and father, d. w.
Cathcart, were Winnemucca visitors
over the weekend and saw the Fam
chon Marco revue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Brady re-
turned Wednesday to Winnemucca.
having spent several days in the
town and valley in the interests OF
Mr.. Brady's campaign.
Forest Ranger Paul Travis spent
the first Of the week in town, leaving
Tuesday morning for the station.
Sarraheita Gregario. camp tender
for s. Siard, was In town the first
Of the week. leaving Tuesday for the
sheep camps with supplies.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-26
MENTION Of PEOPLE
WHO COME AND CO

w. B. Edwards of Paradise Valley
is a guest at the Star hotel.
G.. Hurtado was among the arrivals
here yesterday from the Quinn River
Valley. @
George d. Mathewson of the Ash
down mine was an arrival in Winnie
mucca today.
C. Mccormick came to Winnemucca
yesterday from his ranching inter-
ests at McDermitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard Miller, Jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard Miller, Sr.,
of Willow Point were arrivals in this
city today.
w. It. Coleman, a former resident
of this city, who recently arrived here
from Denver, Colorado, left yester-
day for Fallon.
Miss Comma Pasquale and her
Sunday from Paradise Vaslleyt re-
turning yesterday.
Lyle Minor, of the firm of Oliverius
& Minor of this city, who has been
enjoying a vacation trip to Califor-
mia, has returned to this city.
w. Z. Paul, former conductor out
of Winnemucca for the Western Pa
cifc, is here visiting friends. Paul
Is now running between Sacramento
and San Francisco.
@
w. r. Hume, who has been local
manager for the Standard Oil Com
pany has been transferred to the Fail
Ion branch and left to assume his
new duties there last night. c. A..
Allison, who once before was head of
the Winnemucca branch will again
come to this city to take over the
office.
Sheriff Springer left last night for
Vale, Oregon to bring back E. r. Con-
verse. who was found guilty in the
district court here of a charge of
contributory delinquency a few weeks
ago. Converse jumped his bail here
and vas apprehended in the northern
country and held awaiting extradi-
ton by the local authorities.
Lawrence Recanzone Of Paradise
Valley, who recently sustained an in
jury to his y while %chopping wood,
and who has been in Reno receiving
medical attention. passed through
this city yesterday on his way to his
home in the north. The removal Of
the injured optic was necessary to
preserve the sight OF the other one.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-26

morrow "wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
yer's favorite man is General Lee.
WHO is E~ngland's ~favorite man.
asked Miss Colyer.
Joe German, hoping to please her,
replied: General Lee"
+ +
Pupil-"Why the rush Maryd?"
Manufacturing for a joke book
to copy jokes for The Humboldt, you
know | am not original"
+ =
Miss Colyer was absent from her
classes yesterday afternoon.
An assembly was called Thursday
afternoon for three reasons, as an
nounced by Mr.. Scott. In the even
ing a basketball game was to be
played. and he said that at the other
two games a great scarcity of school
spirit was shown, as there were very
few pupils there. He asked that "less
selfishness" and more unity" be
shown In our school. The D
classmen seem to be affected the
worst and there must be a greater
interest displayed, or everything will
be dropped.
Next, was that some of the failure
notes haven't arrived at their destina-
ton. Some do not seem to know
there is a penalty attached to open
ing the mail of others. Hereafter,
these notes will be delivered per-
sonally and the recitations must
come up to standard, for there is a
limit to a teachers patience. Mr..
Scott also announced that all the
young ladies of the school had bet
ter stay young as long as possible
and come out of it and have a good
time at the school activities" Mr..
Scott said he was asked how many
editors he had and he answered
-four" His q%uestioners asked il
these received any help and he re-
piled. very little" Then they said,
We'll. your paper isn't a school pa
per then. is it?"
This will be my last issue OF The
Humboldt and l sincerely hope that
my receives more en-
enlargement that I have. So far, I
have tried to obtain the students in
terest in their paper. but seem to
have failed. | wish to thank the
parents for the appreciation they
have rendered.
MABEL LaPOINTE.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-26
EPISCOPAL Guild

There will be a meeting Of the
Episcopal Guild in Parish hall to-
morrow "wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-26
LOCAL DEER HUNTERS ARE
VERY SUCCESSFUL In NORTH

Deer hunters who have been in the
northern part of this county are re-
turning to this city and telling thrill
ing stories of the big catch" and
also hard-luck stories of the travel
conditions. Snow has fell c~opiously
in that section and roads are nearly
impossible. A party consisting of
c. E. Haviland, j. o. Davis, A. Lille,
Charles Stevens and A. A. Duffner,
who have been in the Buckskin noun
tains, returned to this city and
brought two bucks with them.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-26
MANY ENJOY SHOOTING
ON RIFLE CLUB RANGE

Great interest is being manifested
by members Of the Winnemucca
Rifle Club and regular target prac-
tice is now being done on the range.
Sunday afternoon several members
chalked up some high scores and II
weather conditions permit, this will
be a well patronized sport IN the fu-
ture.
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WEATHER REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, 65
Lowest this morning, %
Mean temperature yesterday, A.
Normal temperature yesterday, As.
Prevailing wind direction, N. E.
Weather forecast for the twenty
our hours ending 5 pm. tomorrow:
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-26
DEATH OF CHILD

Lucy Gillin. aged two years. died
at the home Of her parents in Sui
phur at 8 o'clock Saturday morning.
The remains were brought to this
city and burial took place Sunday
morning at ten o'clock from the I'M
dertaking parlors Of Perry G. Carl
son.
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n POSTPONED

On account of the American Legion
having orders to celebrate Armistice
Day the Neighbors of Woodcraft have
postponed their dance until further
notice. Advt1
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-26

wINNEMUCCA AERIE No. 4s7. FOE.
Regular meetings on fourth Mon
day evening of each month in VIM
neva Hall. Visiting Eagles are
cordially invited to attend all
sessions.
w. H. AYRES. W.P.
GEORGE wESCOATT. Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-26
A MAID OF R.k.D.

Va ssNs
A dainty maid of R.K.D.
Is + E in her bower;
Smart as U c A honey-B;
And sweet as N f flower.
Does she S A herself 2 please.
x @ @, the little miss,
She sings an l. EG2TT,
Or blows an NJ T kiss.
"B mine," l say, ~ bonny j.,
B A U r mine l., (my knell);
When U r gay. my hopes d X
In Using U X l."
Without ado she takes the @.
Her I l B9 and b d,
"Oh, sir, l do not N v U,
c U r so need E."
20 F f, C r true,
20 F Z. 1 C r true,
I'll never d V8 from U, =
But end my cares with IS" (caress)
book of knowledge
!. +
The eleven hats made by the sewing
department are OF display in Steph-
enson's drug store window. A great
deal of credit should be given to Miss
Webb for her ability in teaching this
great art to beginners.
+ =
Do not look for the wrong and evil,
You will find them II you do.
As you measure for your neighbor,
He will measure for you.
+ +
Mr.. Scott has received a letter from
Lovelock requesting him to arrange
for a boys basketball game to be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
SSKERRARD


The Allen Grove Sewing Circle Win
hold its annual fancy work sale IN tho
American club rooms next Thursday.
The ladies have arranged 10 servo
lunch TO the school children At noon ana
during the afternoon and 4 social Will
be held in the evening. The needleworki
articles will be displayed for sale ali
day. -.
il, c. Snedcker Is carrying the mail
on Route 2 from Wheeling until new.
carrier can be secured.
Rooms 1 and - Of the Consolida{ed
school gave n splendid entertainment
in the auditorium Friday evening. Re-
freshments were served during the eye
ming and 4 good sum of money was
cleared -,
Willard Hicks Of Barnesville, Ohio,
was visiting relatives At MI. Olivet on
Mrs. (. w. Seabrisht has returned to
her home at Bethlehem after visiting
AZ the home Of her son, W. c. SEA
br ;ght. at West Liberty.
4 number of young people save .aa
oyster supper in the American cNno
rooms Thursday evening. There was
a large crowd present and q good time
was enjoyed.
". p. Wayman has moved frpn
Bethlehem TO Elm Grove for the VIM
ter. A, ,..
held q bazaar and social in the hail on
Thursday evening, which EaS WY
we'll attended.
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n. STOCKS

Now York, Dec. Save 70. i pre-
nouncd contraction OF business. 0"th ~
to volume and variety of ISSUES tr"aru
in, dealings IL the SOCK iharket 'ouHE
ALTERED in no important essentials from
thosa OF recent irregular sessions.
Interest continued 70 center ~ Soush-
ern Pacific. the crratic course o. th1!
issue suggesting an increasing uNSF
at least, regarding the potential prae-
fits to be derived from the company
plan OF segregation.
General adviCCS and uSSctopneh'S ot
the day were conflicting in their rtE'-
tions 10 market values. Passing OF me
dividends on TWO If the low priced cop
per shares occaSjoncd only mild dis
turbancc in that group. having cNiuTh|'J
Further curtailment or indefinite sus-
pension Of operations III many or;'hcnHS
OF industries. especially slee;; ruooer
and textiles. merely cohtfHc" r"coSnt
xed conditions Of the past few months
as set forth 10y commercial ana lih'h-
cial authorities.
Mexican ONS and the better grade or
rails excepting Southern Pacific. whtc"
continued heavy, were the chief clc-
ments Of strength and activity. MeHican
Petroleum making net gain OF i've
points and Reading almost TWO points,
Shippings, motors anu SeNe:Hl OF tH'
equipments and food and leather spec
ialtleS we're under renewed pressure
Sales amounted 10 $4,000 shares.
Money on call and time was Suoteu
UNCHANGED but hopes OF early ease were
dashed by the statement ~ tho Sec
retary of the treasury pointing 10 the
enormous demands OF tn" government
within the next few weeks. FradtnE
In foreign exchange was nominal and
moderately react!onary. the Scandina-
Wan centers proving II exception.
Railroads and utility bonds were
heavy. especially local fractions anu
the liberty group showed slight gains
and losses with no feature 10 !uterna-
tionals. Total sales. par value. aggrr'
gated H+.s5o.oo0. Old United states -
and As lost i per cent on call.
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CASH FOR LIBERTY BONDS
WE PAY nMED1ATELY-No DELAY :,
VAN HOUTEN s. co. :
ROOM 916-SCHMULBACH BLDG. -.

from Eight, street to their new home
on Ninth and Marshall street.
Miss Evelyn Byler Is getting along
nicely after being i'll at her home Tor
Arthur McC'able. who has been visit
Ing with friends in New York, has re-
turned home. ,
Howard Thonen. who has been spenc-
inn the past two weeks in Philadelphla:
Washington and Baltimore. has returned
IA his home on Marshall street.
Miss lnez Hoffman Of West Liberty
Is spending the weekend here with re-
Mrs, Jesse ROXY is getting along nice
is after being i'll at her home Tor Inc
past week.
'rhos. Wcishaupt, Jr.. has returned 20
lis home at Elm Grove after bri"t
Martin Cary" las returned to Graf
ton aficr sp.ldiu; several days here
with RELATIVES.
Harry Miller is able TO be ont, after
being il! at lis home for 4 number ~
days.
Mites Linnin RcidHl is getting along
nicIly after being i'll for number OF
days at her hDma.
Mis-. Loretta Hanc Of Pittsburgh i:
visiting friends here for number o.
days.
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Belmont

Miss Bessie Hatcher visited ct STAN
lev Moores one day last week.
Miss Verna Roe spent the WeeS'o"o
with her parents 1T Bntearille..
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Medley OF nat
nssviIle visited at Harvey hAtcnea
few days last week ,,.. ~
Mrs Idn letters waH cntlor q.
PorIerficld's ono day lsSs
week. A., n. h,- bo,n,
Tsvs.d.v aged about 90-yoars, She
leave. four rons and ro oGs s sraEnssr
ir,n-nIspt nj Chestnut Lowell Ca,r5tnrY'
Eouglnss Butcher md aon Clhrsnee'
vcrr belmont visitors last TEuraaaY..
Mr., Emnot powrii and ch!ldr9E OF
captInu spent Saturday at T. j. 'iateh'
Mrs, Mnss!s r'ertsrfiaid visited ~
Mr.. Rush. ono dsy IT, ,o week ~ ,ou.
drnn Visited at Alex Masters one DAY
~ ar Tsss,s thatcher called a. ., D. HATCH
'r Mls Mo SSsIits Walters died at bsE heme
last Saturday, She IL survived ny her
parents. two hrethars and four sisteFs'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
CAMERON

Cards End newspaper Clipping
from the South Bend Ind. Times "Sre
Received in this CITY yesterday y! hu-
,ncruus fri"nda of Miss ALA King. an-
mnun".n.; her marriage 10 Mr.. Paul
Prass in shat city u few days ago IN"
news paper publishing this wcddinS
make, il Il swell affair which no d"uht
il was and IL We could enlarge on what
has already been said we Tou.a NOT "a!
too much in honor OF this most cNl;
uiablr young lady. The young hu$p1nu
is entirely unknown hero but the Dr'Ie
has host Of friends IN this city WI"
will wish the young couple ple"sant
sojourn down the stream Of time to-
Srthcr. 49,,
chrigtn,as Entertainments have been
announced but i j. generally umaeTII
stood that the SUNDAY Schon!S VIII 'it
haze some kind Of u "dOinS ljut you
only have To- cast your eye at the SHOW
windows on Main street To know tnaI
christmas IS coming. The high cost OF
goods does not stop our Mtrl ."'.'' >
from bringing on the Santa Claus - Htt
for there seems TO We as HUI" " ~ '''S
year AZ ever before. :. MI,
Mrs. e. t.. Allen AMI Mrs. j. Il. I'm >
mons were at Wheeling the lorcpaII ~
the week attending tn" funeral or tneti
mother. Mrs. LunSStrcth. who Gied AZ
that place fcw DAYS ago o.
incident to old age. ,,
= Lees vino is at tho hoSpltaI a1
Glendale il recovering nicely from ~.
iuries received by being run oo"h ~
a b. q q. engine . lc" Cd! OBJ.
,vas not so severely hurt rs was al AIsl
ladies' Aid society had an ,, ali,aay
day. 4 large turnout oil the the"'oe''
were present. ,,a.,.;,Io
Sheriff w. L. Clayton or Mouhass 81, IT, =
was on important business III the CITY
IL T.. Straub Is home after scyera!
DAYS sncnt at pittsburgh on business
Mrs. Benton Cecil. whose iilnsss nus
heretofore been mentioi'ept;, ho o' fureraI
U.III occur from the family home th.S
.'firrpoon nj o'clock and III" re'halu"
,yjll be- laid At rest III CaHi"ro;'
trrv. Deceased was 40 years oIn. M
bcrpaved husband and ia''''E
growing children survive. Nv
Th. Masonic brethren are makims ~
,cnstyc improvements 10 the naseIhth'
Of their building on main strret' o,r
4 big hustle for the postohlce i a. ~"
on and there arc SO inunS ,'ontion
INV names. and we are reliably lnlorn n,
,bst ali the candidates nave not ""-
nounced themselves yet D,,oo,-
IN Attorney. B. Allison was at IT,
Ing and Moundsvtl!e on business
''E MIS- Jacob Burley Of Denver ,.ory was as
,onlt,nr after some business matters Ia
inc Ii'H ,,,roa Hummel Of waynesburs:
p.'' and Mrs. W. q. McGlumphE > o.
M@nundsvilic were house sucsts oil MIS-
T;;ia Baldwin Wednesday. ,,dsri,Ie
Mrs. W y. Thatcher Of Moun IiSohnp
was III" guest Of Mrs. DeahG 'o'''~'
"T! NJ iionnc!l of Wheeling was va,
,,,rirur caller in our city ycsterdaE'
0u sSuupcrintendent of the Wheeling h Das,
trieI Dr. G Fred A h"sns.s e %as et
looking atier = s9 "h,rcH yesterday.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

ChiC1EU, Dec. d. HtiIC, recr'Pts sIN
thousand: few good native steers Stronk
,,H Shipping accounts. Others about
steady. no strictly choice steers here:
top i@.S5: Gcs, n,iiv" $50 q ll.So;
western largely 6.75 n 500: butcher
stock and cattI" steady. To l"c lower;
bulk butcher COWS 500 q 100; bulk can
ncrs S65 Il So: calves steady. with
yesterdays close; top Zoo.
Hogs. rcc"!pts "?."hU: mostly II a
3Jc lower than !"-jrrday's average;
r'r>inE active and clearance good: top
,.trly 1875: lat" 1U.35: bulk 1000 %
lO"3: pigs IL El 30 lower: bulk drS!r-
abb" 50 To 1870 pound riGS ?.S5 n 1915.
sheep. receipts ln.""u: f< -mhS - n
SOC lower: top natiy rlan,hs 1850; bulk
ll50 n 12.5r: bulk sheep strong: choice
f,~l western ewes 80: bulk native ewes
40 q no: feeders setady; top fcedc"
lambs ! LIS.
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DUN'S REVIEW
<cw York, Dec. 3.-Dun's tomorrow

New York, Dec. 3.-Duns tomorro"
will say: 1,;.,. o,,,I
Signs of bctterment in business anu
santf,n~nt if slow To appear. are rather
morr distinct III certain quarters INC
retail movement, a!thouhg lacking thH
desired breadth, Is accelerated rs thc
holidays draw nearer. ANA some pT'ulatE
,n.,.t..is ,rn recovering a Itch from
th.,r lctlargy. Yielding prices inNtr'-
ably place Il temporary check on "icra,
lions, hut there. Is usually n point AT
winch buyers int"r'* Twill be rra" ahen-
ed md ihiS basis Is apparently being
nrpr, uch d in som" l"ading lines Yet
tn" wnolc situation is uneven ana I'M
certain AS is natural in L time or read
ju&tm"nt and tn" general p"llcy - one
~ d,rerrinr IMPORTANT action until con-
hitinns become more stable. ttteE the
turn of the year. when results OF inNcn-
torying and ChriStmastrad- shall nave
been made known the futur" business
uutlNDK may Seem les" obscure.
W,cKly bank rlcar!ngs $S,l9S,GG1.%S9.
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Funeral was held on Monday. 1nterment
at Bendfork Cemetery.
The funeral OF Thomas Shultz whose
death occurred last Saturday OF typhoid
fever was he'd Monday.
Alta Hatcher was 4 visitor IN town
Monday morning.
Mrs. Ethel Moore and son visited
friends at Lampville Sunday afternoon.
Theodore Berkhart was business
business caller at Centerville last Sat.
urdsy. :
Henry Gatten was a visitor In town
one day this week.
Victor Kemp and son were callers a.
Peter Kemps ono day this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
RurrER. EGGS, CHEESE

New York. Dec. ".--Buticr weak
creamery higher than extras 81 a -;
extra (S2 score) 53i. tG54; first So 10
81 score. 44n5@; packing stock, cur
rent make No. =, IS.
Legs firm: fresh gathered cAtra first,
IS N 81: de-. first. 76NSl; State: Penn
Hylvan!a and nearby western hcnn"ry
white Ijrst To extra. 81 Il los: do. brown
extra. 9nug%: do, gathered brown and
mixed ro.urs first To "Atrh. IIrAS; re-
rrigcraior first 10 finest, 81 !: a o.
cheese irregular: Stat". Who'll" milk.
nus. early mad" specials. -" NJ dc.
ran make. "6Q@7: do. av"u'H" run
-. f, p; state. whole milk. flats fresh
sp"r!als. 90 "Jl.; do. avcraE" run.
Poultry. alive. steady: chickens by
freight, @S; by express. &c ncS: fowls
".Tr%.: ruustcrs. ~: turkeys. 4OH+5.
Dressed weak; western brodlrrs. 2SEtt;
fowls. 9Gu3S: roosters. %4u IS; tur-
Keys, 4ONS2: culls. 25gS5.
Flour firm.
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uvrx1D TO PuDNoNT.
Pyxh1aa 0rAnd XoAES Ma ASfsA - -
Bo1o1 ouo0Os

Harry n. Bell. grand -prslatc Of tie
West Virginia grand lodge KniShul OF
Pythias, and John p. Arbeny ana JSmSs
II Raena. supreme lodge representatives,
hayo received Invitations to Attsn1 Q ~.
T'yth!an evont to DO hold By LAfsSssee]
f.odro No, 3 knights Of Pyth'nS af PtO-
nonE Monday evening, DSeem6>f 4
Notices se,it to thexe Wheeling xyo1
laws by nc. ]. Choahiru, keeper Of tOes1
nras and seal Of Lafayette LeA4A .stAt4i
that the rank Of paEe will b ceAfetlo1
upon GLASS BY the DEGREE team OF the
iodr. from KeySer, and large delAgAr
lions Of ~ thians from all ever AlaSASE|
and Garrett counties In AAf3ians. w
.Itoad -
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SUGAR

New York. Dec. 3.-rhc local market
for raw sugar was more active today
but there was no change. in quotations
which are quoted at -. fG1 Cu nmts,f S"SI
al. The days business amounted to
$4,000 bags Of Cubas for prompt ship,
fnent TO local and outport retiners and
operators at 4%c cost and freight and
400 bags OF full duty In port at 4'Tc
No changes occurred in the market for
refined sugar with tnc granulated quot
ed at SIS to 9.OOc for ine graduated.
The demand was light:
Trading IN sasSr .p, ~ boidinse " orr
awaiting definite Developments in regard
to the Cuban loan. Prices were easier
under scattered liquidation and Anal
prices showed declines Of to points,
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W. J. woLLMAl: q CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

lEy private wire 10 \. t.. MRStcn d Coz
N,w York. ncc. %.--l'rnIiL taking b.
traders md evident hack Of support from
inside sut.rrst' gave T. heavy tone L"
ih.. aitcriIu"u market. Reactions did not
c:..ry tar. however. for tt" short inter
ct in many issues is large and appears
MI!i,nG /" CoNrr on Indications Of weak
ness. Umt:l recently ;Hl.rHtiunS o.:
weakness acted a. :. signal for SCilin:
orders e. multiply ana tn" changed at
t,iudc uf the bear party tells its own
STORY. There were liquidation points.
however such "a WillyS-Ovcrland
while speculative activity attracted at
rrn;!"u To M"Xirau Petroleum. which
advanced abov" III with it's companies.
I'au-Am"ri"an Petroleum selling above
50. Southern Pacific rallied from its
afternoon low and closed firm just und"r
its mornings high. Tho rights w."
traded in on tho board and closed 1T
about the high for tho day.
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Wheeling Rank & Trust Go. declared
Christmas Il. vidcnd of per cent, trans
f.: books close Dec. 10 and payable Dec.
-. ais" the transfer books close Dec. 10,
tor = r"gu.1? 81. per cent cash dividend
paA.!h." Jan. =.
Ha2ci-A:i., Class Co.-TranSfcr books
closed o'clock y. M. DC. ., Tor a ~
Der cent stock dividend
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CHICAGO GRAIN
M.caGo. Dec. S-Rclucrancc Of cxpor;

NM.cago. Dec S.--Rcluclancc Of cXpor;
interests to follow any advance in
prizes Tended today to check bulliSh ar
dor concerning wheat. TN" marN";
closed unsettled. 'ar net lover 10 l':r
higher: with prcemb"r l.i0', a l.iO'Y
and March l.64A4 II ID. Corn finished
Il off to y UP and oats gained = 10 =.
In provisions there WAS Il setback %
90 SIC
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburch Dec. "..-tlOSs. receipts
sou: lo.r"r: h"avicS. $l6.65N ln.'";
Lravy. yur,tcrs. light workers. and pigs.
SlO.75T l1.U".
Sheep and lambs. r1:c.ptS. Sup; mar
kct steady: top sherp, $3.50; top lambs,
SI3.25.
rnp $500
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MONEY! AMI ExcHhNaE

Now York, Dec. S.--I'rimc mrrcant'Ie
paper. 7S4GS.
Exchange h"avy: sterling 50 day
bills. 34@is: commercial 40 day bills IN
honkS, %42is: commercial Ga day hill4.
%4IHs: demand. %tG"S: cables. %47%s:
francs demand. 60@: cables. G0I. Bel
gian francs demand So: cables. G29.
Gu'ldrrs demand. 2045: cables, 36"I-
J ira demand. $50: cables I'll. Marks
demand. al; cables, AZ. Greece DE-
mand. So.
New York exchange on Montreal
l. lid percent discount.
Government and railroad bonds ir-
regular Time loans steady: 60 days.
90 days and six months. =. IL. Call
money steady: high, :: low. =: ruling
rate, :: closing bid. +: offered at :;
last loan, Z; bank a"""ptancr@, ca.