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New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
''Dr. X" Was Accountant
At Hotel Manhattan
Inquiry Reveals That Amnesia
Victim Disappeared Suddenly
From New York Hostelrv

LAMbERTVlLLE, N. j., Jan. 12.-Dr.
John l.. Brand, the mystifying "Dr. x"
whose identity was established re-
Gently, worked for nine months as an
accountant at the Hotel Manhattan in
New York, his son, Lieutenant Com
mander Charles Brand, learned to-day.
With the ten months that DR.. Brand
lived in boarding house in Trenton
more than half of the time since he
disappeared from his home has been
accounted for.
No one was more surprised than the
amnesia victim to find that he had been
doing accounting for the Hotel Manhat-
tan: he worked there under the name of
Smith, and was regarded as highly eff1-
clent February last he left the place,
saying ne was going to spend the day
in New. Jersey. One letter was re-
ceived from him at the hotel. saving
that he would be delayed a few davs in
returning. He never returned, nor did
the hotel management ever learn what
happened to its rapid and accurate Mr..
Smith.
His son believes that chance visit
to a library in Trenton revived his
fathers keen instinct for research and
that he lived there on the savings of
the preceding nine months, devourinp
books in the library
1t was said at the Hotel Manhattan
last night that "Mr Smith" had left
there suddenly and $28 still was due
him. Perplexed and somewhat fearful
that harm had befallen the accountant
the hotel management made inquiries
at the address he had given as his
home. 1t was a room he had engaged d
by the week, and the array of personal
belongings strewn about convinced the
inquirers that "Mr. Smith" had intend
ed to return. All trace of him failed
however.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

port, but will now be released here.
Most of the eggs cost the owners up TO-
now at least So cents dozen. Yester-
days quotation, was 55 cents. with every
prospect of falling, Mr.. Jones said
that the cold storage eggs would de-
teriorate as the warm weather set in.
causing holders losses through eggs
discarded in Gambling.
Mr.. Jones said that some cold storage
eggs were being seld as fresh eggs.
He said his department WAS unable to
check this practice because of lack of
sufficient inspectors.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Japan Honors Herrick

CLEVELAND. Jan. l2.-Myron T.
Herrick, former Ambassador to France,
has been presented with set of gold
cups by the Emperor of Japan in recog-
milton of the services rendered the
Japanese government by the former
ambassador, who took charge OF Japa-
nese affairs in France when the Euro
pean war began The gift came through
the State Department..
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Norfolk on Water Ration

NORFOLK, Va. Jan 12.-Families in
shis city were placed on a water ration
Of five gallons q day to-day in order to
conserve the dwindling supply, due to
lack Of rain. Sprinkling carts, rail-
way tank cars and water boats are be-
ing pressed into service to distribute
water from wells and nearby towns.
Reduced pressure on city mains has
been ordered and extra precautions
taken against fire.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

ter. Walton & Co., of 164 Chambers
Street. declared the importation of the
butter had registered moral effect on
the market. He said Holland and Ar
gentine butter also was being offered
here. The rate of foreign exchange has
caused European countries, though
eager for American products, to with
hold their purchases.
Mr.. Jones pointed out that merchants
who had gathered large stocks of butter
for export would be let without auto
mobiles: The reports on cold storage
butter holdings in public warehouses
gave 12,187,24 pounds for December /,
1918, compared with 21,41S,560 pounds
tor 1919. He pointed out that. with
fresh butter becoming more pentiful.
the price was certain to decline.
Eggs Also to Fall
Merchants were confronted with q
more serious situation in regard to
eggs, he said. The egg holdings in pub
lie warehouses were 11,039,s80 year
ago, compared with 20,508, ,720, an in
crease OF almost 100 per cent. A large
portion Of these holdings was for ex-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Connecticut to Aid Veterans

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 12-State
Treasurer g. II. Gilpatrick under leg
islative act to-day announced a new
series of state bonds <or 100000. from
will be formed a fund for relief of
soldiers, sailors and marines of the
World War. The $2,5O0,O0O will be
invested in Liberty bonds, and relief
will be disbursed by the American Le-
zion
The herald., 1920-09-16
AMENDMENT OF CHARTER AUTO
MOTIVE ROAD INSURANCE, INC"

United States of America. State of Lou
isiana, Parish of Orleans, City OF New Ut
leans. Be it known, That on this 18TH
day of August. 1920, before me, Ethelred
Nacaulay Stafford, a Notary Public, duly
commissioned and qualified in and for the
State and Parish aforesaid, personally
came and appeared +. W. Calongne, Jr.'
Richard c. Fitzgerald and Bernard Cam
magma. appearing herein by and in their
capacities az President, Vice President and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the AutomotlVe
Road Insurance Inc, corporation or
ganized under the laws of this State by
act passed before the undersigned Notary
May 20. 1920, and recorded in Mortgage
office Book 124S, Folio 53, on May 81
1920 as amended by an act passed before
undersigned Notary on August 4, lSZO,
and recorded in Mortgage 0ffice Book
1912 Folio I3s, which said +. W. Calongne
Jr., President; Richard c. Fitzgerald, vice
President and Bernard Campagna, Secre-
tary- Treasurer, in pursuance ana Dy VII,
tue of a stockholders meeting OF sald
cornoration held August 18th, 1920, called
at the instance of the Board of Directors,
certified copies of which are hereto at
tached, declared that Article OF the
charter of the Automotiye Road lnsur-
anCe, Inc, has been amended and the same
is hereby amended, by these presents, so
as to read as follows, to-wit:
ARTICLE V.-The capital stock of this
corporation shall be fifty thousand dollars
ESQ OOOOO). divided into twenty-five
thousand dollars Of common stock; and
twenty-five thousand dollars of preferred
stock, of the par value of ten dollars per
share, which said preferred stock shall be
non-voting and non-participatlng in the
profits of the corporation, and which SAID
preferred stock shall bear eight per cent
interest cumulative per annum, and the
holders thereof shall be preferred in the
payment Of dividends from any net profits
or earned surplus over common stock
holders, and said preferred stock shall be
subject to redemption at $3.50 per share,
The herald., 1920-09-16
THE PETRoLIA-yITRANO -CARANEIIA
INCORPORATED.

state Of Louisiana. Parish Of Orleans
City Of New Orleans. BE IL Known that
this the 10th day of August in the year
of our Lord Nineteen Hundred ana
Twenty. before me, Warren V. Miller. a
duly commissioned, qualified and acting
Notary Public in and for the Par'Sh
of Orleans State of Louisiana, and in
the presence Of the hereinafter named
came and appeared the several persons
whose names are hercunto subscribed
and Scverally declared that awaiting
theInSel and those they represent Of
the general laws of the State of Louis
lana in such cases made and provided.
they have formed and organized, and by
these presents form themselves. as wei
as those they represent and such others
as may hereafter become associated with
them. into a corporation and body pol
itic in law. for the objects and purpose
in the following articles set forth and
expressed which they adopt as Their
The name and title of this corpora
tion shall he The Petrolia Nitrano- car
avella. Inc" and II shall exist and en-
joy succession by its corporate name for
a period of Ninety-nine $3.50 years from
the date hereof. with all the rights, pow
prS and privileges now or hereafter con
ferred by law upon trading corporations.
Its domicile shall be in the city OF New
Orleans, and al citations and legal ser
vices shall be made upon the President
and in the event of his inability TO act
upon the vicc-preSidcnt, or secretary, IN
the order named.
The Capital Stock of this corporation
is hereby fixed at the sum of lively,
Thousand Dollars (Sl2,OO0OO), all OF
which shall be divided into aud repre-
scented by one Hundred and Twenty
Q2OD shares of the par value of One Hun
bred Dollars $4,000 each. Stock may
be paid for in money. in services render
ed the corporation, or in property an'
The herald., 1920-09-16
AMENDMENT
a. II FON COMPANY, INC.

United States of America, State of Lou
isiana Parish of Orleans, city OF New
Orleans Re 1t known, That on TINS
Eleventh day of the month of August, IN
the wear of our Lord, one thousand nine
hundred and twenty, before me- Iurneli
Mitchell Miner. a Notary Public, IN ana
for the State of Louisiana, Parish OF
Orleans. aforesaid. duly Commissioners ~
witnesses hereinafter named and under,
signed personally came ana appeared
G. Il. Fox. President of Z. u. fON Com
pany. Inc, WHO declared that AT Spv,laI
Meeting of the stockholders of {. Il. ToX
company. Inc, called for the purpose OF
increasing the capital stock Of said cor
poration beyond the maximum amount
permitted in the original Act OF moor
poration, which meeting was held by
consent of all the stockholders OF Sald
corporation, upon the written waiver OF
the notice required for such meetings,
under Section 10 of Act 26' OF l9lt' 'he
following resolution was passed:
minutes of a special meeting OF the
stockholders of c. i. Fox Company, Inc
held at the offices of the company, wed
npsday, August IL, 1870, for the purposS
of voting upon an increase OF the capltal
stock of said corporation beyond the
maximum amount permitted by the char-
ter of the corporation.
Notices of this meeting, as required 10y
Section 10 of Act 267 of 1914, Is waived
as appears by the written consent ehdHrs1
ed AT the foot of these minutes by All Oh
the stockholders
Present: c. Il. Fox, owning and hold,
ING g9S shares; II. l.. Daunoy, owning ana
holding share; Willoughby Il. Fox
owning and holding l share. making one
thousand OOOO) shares. and represent
ing the entire capital stock of this cor
On motion. duly made and seconded
II was resolved that article (c) or the
charter of this corporation shall De
amended so as to read:
'(c) The CAPITAL stock OF tnls coF T%;i
| ton shall be Two Hundred FIFTY Ihou-
sand Dollars $3.50 0OO.OO),'
| And Article (e) so as to read:
Ie) The capital stock, as present.!
| constituted. shall consist Of Twenty-fN,
| Hundred Shares (25Oo) OF the par 'aiu'
The herald., 1920-09-16
CHARTER.

with accrued interest, at any time. Pres
ent stockholders shall surrender their stock
and receive ten shares. par value $40, for
stock now held by them.
stock may be issued in exchange for
property, good WILL services or for the
stock of other corporations.
Members owning common stock, and de-
sirOus of selling the same. shall first offer
the same for sale to the original sub
scribers Of the corporation stock. as pro-
vidcd in the original charter, and this
shall apply to the increase of stock here
In voted for. The capital stock may be
Increased to s1OOOOOOO by twO-third vote
of all common stock"
Thus done and passed in my Notartal
Office in the City of New Orleans, ON the
day. month and year first above written,
in the presence Of Lewis W. Rawlings and
Daniel Vending, competent witnesses,
who have signed their names together with
the said appcarcrS and me, Notary, after
due reading of the whole.
(Original Signed
+. W. CALONGNE. JR.
K c. FITZGERALp.
BERNARD CAMPAGNA.
ETHELRED NJ. STAFFORD.
true copy OF original from my rec
OrdS.
Notary Public.
The herald., 1920-09-16
CHARTER


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coo1 will regularly transferred % tho
corpuraiiou all - shall be-. determined
by ilr Board OF Directors
,p-rr,,r T., III
IT," object aua In-r"~." Of N.'- cor.
.'' declared To %" Nh" huL'HE and SELL
lr- In the ol'n '.H"n|L OF green ''-'-
,a"l"s A"I garden 'Th'N. L. op~r.i. i'.k-
'a '", ,.I ,.r .,'r -'p.,r' ,'' p.'
,,lH' W,
,". 'lu'''- an. ".'i'i.' .. ~
"'. '4 ..'F ~ "-,' I'D .",. ''t' VIZ
..., 'I' '-, .--' N NE
..''-'-t '- ana 'fI"'.'' '''- .'.t 'N
- D." - ~ 81
~ 49, .'
....- '.,", ''>.'.. ..' OF I'.n.. ... ....'
aid ..,.a .ortaIu.rs .- NAY b. u>.l f'r
.",........ o., l, H.. D., F..
-' -"-
-,., .u " ...' '.' ,'' mn.
"' r. '.'.'. '' I''.. ''''.. rs 90
a.. ,,--. 49,. '..'. ''" "''
'- ,T.rr,rr D.. ~
WA. .-. L. ~, '''. ~ en-. ,.-....-
-, ''''. ~ ~ ~ 10. wi
.-,"'l ".' H.'i on " '.A.N 90
'', ,.,. wv. .. - - o,.'
,.,..,.. '.I - - M,
. ~, r,..tt-..- 80 ,t. i.-...-.. I,,, 30,
~, .... - a.. '-,..,I.-
. .' any ''"'' ."' ava '"'' I'- ''' VIA.
. '''',l"T d., 80 r.--...-. 80 ell.
- 'It.r' q, .'''
L,lt.',. '' ,.,,-f,... r.r. .r...- r..,-s,fion
."'r.i. '.'.--' ". ~
'ori,"rr.i., ,,Li,6 Shall d.. ~ r-.sid.pr.
Nf,r.I'r..,rtrut and S.,rattr,. Treasurer
shall be-, ,I.r,rd o., t.,. Board of Directors
o.. fI.,- f,-.f u.riiu.. ,4iI Directors and
.rfi,rr, shall ,.r,r a- srrh until the
sr.,u! NouIY, Iu S,rfauihrr. l.,l or
mimi rn.fr ,r.,..,y--o-s shall have been
.,I,.,,d and duly untitled
IL D. a., H..
M''.."- .. so" r",u'' ip ~ ,ry
'''" 81 '''''' ''' H"ILi y, $3.50 49,
-" gu, s"n" '''nt"E NJ, ''4' "'''' >
- mir,,',.,r. .l,I nav. ,hs
-,ih. :" rI.,t uirbont rrf"rrp",. 10 a
.,T,tl.,l,J,-s ,....,tiu,. any s',rLLnlIar 10
h,. "A director Whenever a vacancy shall
,r--f On m. BOARD of Directors through
am or rr,iao1tinn
NErIClE
. . ,rl. .,-,.ortf. r,y,rs of this rorD0r
ITO. ,r,. ,,r,r,.-,el grd sci forth hy sec
fi,p ,.,.p -, pf ~ n,7 cf The ouis
4 ,.pg f...i.I.lfI,r, Of the y,ur 1914 an,
. -L.u h., IuIv ,IYrIoy,d nv and through
. ,I,.. r,.rt nf Dir.,tnrs
, I'M. INNS az The several officers shall
h. ~, t-rE in tbe nv law which vii
, p,c ,dortr5 hy the BOARD OF Directors
ana amended or altered at their will. an
. TT,y an" Snail have a hight to employ. nnde
,"n'raI' OF "'nrF , Use, r,,,nhs
- ~, n,"rJ ~ i,iT.ctors os shall n
JatarTiprd hv said BOARD OF Director.
\ utirh g,fd E.rrrgi Manager shall ha\
VIZ =" s"'H NJ Sf;'trss -, Jtc',s,
=, tin, ID ,,hosc roWncnssfion sba
B.. -, - hy th. Hoard of Directors
I ,u1,t,,tr VI
No siorhHoldrr OF inns corporation sna
a ever De- !L1Ir LOT any uepts oi me ~. 80
: roratiou other than the nnpGid po5uS
\ iuforrnality herein shah subject or re
i der them liable FOR same;
' ARTICLE VII. ,,.,,,
The herald., 1920-09-16
Cy{ ApTER
vi 49, H.


NJ Ono Hundred Dollars tSluOunp 4
sbsr,'
mo vnt. on N. foregoing resolution
was uuauimou<. the holder, of the ru,ir,
caritgI stock yutiu. for said increase and
''',,, m.. ..-,.,-,...,. 90,
IN" president "i I'm" 'orp"fa' ION ""
Wh.i"u GuI! mace anu S'1""Ntu, "L-
lioTlA'N {" appear "'i"rr Z, ->"l-Ty
fuhl' ana I" present I" 'r'Hl'" COY. ..
These Minutes anu l''rpINll,n an" " ''
"ith'Il"' lot" lu' .ltL' ',""..n.
'hAritr OF '"iH 'ot i1'.,. ION t.- ..' Oh"
crease OF Ia" ''pIlhI "''.N '"'i'''.
Their. being no further business. i','
meeting adjourned
Nrt said 9ru,.r,r further declared
~ IL, ,,,pfnr,,,ftt v.itb m. .rff..-.f.,
,r.r.fr J,.I.,,.,,., ., him Do. Io,- deal ...
,,. rrqrtar Of mid ,orrorafiuu shall %,
.,,,,,,let nv rh,ut,iu, Article, ..t of said
,h'-t,r "a r,rl.
"i, Tho Cgri'.I STOCK o. this ,urrnr.
,,io, han IA, no IIurdr.d J.fr, Thou.
str B.iI4rs $500 oyu uu4
ma Srti,.rn f,t of said Charter 10 read as
TnIl,,rs.
80. Tn. rgrrl., stock rs rra-rnrlg
constituted shall consist of TWENTY r.,"
Hundred shares t2iup ~ tho uar ,...u.
nr nu. Hundred Dollars tSluuoHI 60
,Epr.."
Trus done and paS>rG in my office lU
>..,, orI..,I,s .nuiliata on trr G.n and
! in The month aud year herein first above
The herald., 1920-09-16
CHARTER

Orleans. La; Lazare Levy. 4015 Prytania
Street, New Orleans. La; Sylvan GuGgen-
helm, 1901 Robert Street, New Orleans.
La.
We. the undersigned. the directors OF
Max Bressler Inc, hereby declare that We
have appraised the property and assets of
the business this day sold by Max Err~S
Ter to Max BreSSler Inc. NJ the price stat
ed, tO-wit. the sum Of S.I.OOOOU. the>Iid
sum being arrived at as follows:
Assets. including bills and a"-
Accounts receivable ..............S li2HN n
Liabilities : 1870 ~;
The herald., 1920-09-16
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF Ma
TONI ELOORING COMPANY. INC.

Aug. 26- Sept. 30.
The herald., 1920-09-16
Sl4 POS - s. 100 90
$50 %


The said accounts and hills recnivabI,
being sold and tr.ru,frrrnd Ia tlis cor
poration TO the sum of Sc a2l -. and the
excess Of said hills and accounts receivable
over said Sc ooI n toyyit the sum Of
81 on 10 hai,,,- ,,itbbcIJ from, s,id sal.
and "a n. rr"diteJ when collected ia a.,
rouut ~ sid N.x Er,Sslr- IN. nc
counts and IiiIs ra,,.i,,hl. heipr .,uqrou-
trad by said MAY Ere.,I.r mn TO Tho sum
f e.; o1t ~
We d.rI.ra that in ,ur Indictment tlr
fi,Ires above stated and SCI out in said
statement of the business thus transferred
.r. fir ms and rrn,ar and mn tb..
iSsue of stock I'm consideration fhrrpf.r I,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-03
IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. March 2.-BuSiNeSs on
the stock exchange today was extremely
dull and hcsItant the market taking
little further heed Of tho supreme court
ruling in the United States Steel trust
case and other developments usually
accounted as favorable.
Tho decision OF tho railway hroth"-.
hoods 70 accept temporarily. az least,
the terms OF the new railroad bill OK
erciSed, virtually no influence beyond
moderate hardening OF transportations
in the latter dealings. Trading was
the highest and narroweSt in volume
OF any full session in many weeks. bur
pressure was limited 70 high grade spe-
cialties embracing motors. oils. equip
mcntS. feathers. and eNtiles. Reactions
of 10 points In those issues were
only partly recovered at the apathet'c
close. Sales amounted 20 $4,000 shares.
E!rmer money tendencies were an
overShadowinG factory over all other
events bearing upon quoted values.
There was no lack OF call money AT 10
percent. but 10 81. percent. was Of
fered for time funds without appre-
ciable response.
That the more rigid credit conditions
are extending "a interior cen'ers Wa'
evidenced by advices from Chicago.
where short term rates also sutfenei
and buying OF merchants bills was SAN
10 be almost negligible.
Brokers reported very little trading N
foreign exchange but quotations IN that
market was mainly higher The rae
for demand bills on London rose l"
S3.I5x, or within TWO cents OF its en-
treme rally from the acute depression
month ago.
Liberty and Victory issues featured
The bond market. the former rallyinS
substantially. while the latter felt 70
low records Other bonds, incIudinS
1nternations, were mixed at trivial
changes, Total sales. (par ra'ue) VIA
$50, 900. Old U. 8. bonds were unchanged
o., call
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MONEY AND YxcHAror.

NEW YORK. March 2.--Mcrcantile
paper Gt a ~: sterling co day bills
239%: commercial 60 day bills on hanks
33924: commercial 60 day bills 1891. {;
demand 3t5: cables 3+3&. Francs de-
mand 1422: cables 1920. Belgian france.
demand 1884; cables 1922: Euildcrs. de-
mand 3G% cables S67s. Lire demand.
1872: cables 1920. Marks demand 1903:
cables 1oi. Government bordS stronr.
Railroad bonds irregular Time loans
strong: 60 days. 90 days and SIX months
w..
Can money steady: high 10: low 10
ruling rate 10: closing bid 9H: offered
at 10; last loan 10; bank acceptance
SIG.
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others artc stu quoting ,Oc with onn
not quoting At all. pcu'cr,cs Wy"
sad Ia be Improving locally. a!thouSh
outward shipments ~crc st.N b"!ns d.
laycd on account nf Tho shortage -
cars Futures were irregular. CLOSING
a. ilNo points decline - advance. al
though business VA again Ugh; con
sistins Of only two lots q september
and On or July lnanInE To :On" IN all.
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Entertained SociaIy

Mr.. :. RurNl"! entertained District
%6 Of -" I.at:"- va roc;"ti uf tho
l'i~; NJ !. church last evening a. hrr
nur." "r Grant avenue. y r."e"Ha;
E, onluS VAS spent in music and uc"dl-
work and @cvcTal Interesting talks were
made - a lac hour retro ehmrnls
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CAMERON
NOTICE.

W. " II Snyder ~ the acrt'I,t-9 r..
vr" s,ut3llN" "f the Meteor Ias a hi!
COMPANY. - M"kccsror:. r.. A. Gamer
on. ". Va III will rCc"IN" suo:' rif-
tr0r: g." share. N tn. contrary and
VI 10 rl1d - ghrw. l"crl.or - ion*,s
h~id by lGi$ company Fchy @T.9t
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. Ohio. March c.-CloverseeJ.
prime cash S3i55: March $3.50; April
1910; October s25.@5.
Alike. prime cash $500. March
$500: April $3.50.
Timothy. prime cash 1917. $40; 1913
$40: 1919 ;S.471s: March $S.47s; April
i3A2h; May Ss.42h.
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UPTURN IN
CORN MARKET

CHICAGO. March ?.-D"cld"d upturns
in the value Of corn took place today.
chiefly as n result If new estimates in
dicHtlug immense winter use OF corn on
farms. The market closed strong ~ TO
~ not higher with Mn. iG9Ts and 40
and July l3G7s 10 ia oats gained =
a "Is cents to -. cents and provisions
Is ccnts To 90 cents.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W Va. March :. 90.
E,rrnishcd The intelligence by a: e
Nssten & Co. members OF the New YSrs
stocl Exchange National Bans sung
Ing Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Brand
Resident Partner.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. March 1.-CotuM goods
were qu!", today with yarns easing. Bur
lapS and rdp six Wy" luw"r. I6bhCr'
r.pnrtcd ~ u"e:'ntjnG business.
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OLIVE OIL GOES Up

SENIiI.E. spain Mach '.-'rE" nr."'
~ oi!Io oil hrs T.>on 20 " . p"s"irs p"i
klogram and unprecedented i=Er"
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Total sales SG5.6oo.
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. " Va. March :. 90.
Furnished The Int"llterncer by A. e.
Masteu < Co. members \e@ York Cot
ton Exchange. second floor National
Bank Of W Va. Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WIEF.LlN,i " ~. March .. -.
Furnished Tine i.',;l.e 'ucor by - f..
NIyt"m X Co. members H"St"n St''h
Ex,haup". second floor National Bank
VI W. Va. Bldg.
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Mr.. rha9. Abb" and family are CON
:lncd 10 their home On Marshall street
illr
Mrs. Henry Woody, who has been Ill
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Curb Mining stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W Va. March ., 20.
Furnished The lntell!ccnCc" oS 3. F..
Masteu Il Co, members New FORK stock
Exc hancc. second floor National Bank
OF W. Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WIiEEi.iNti. W Va. Ma",h e" -"
Dauy .untatI"u lIst Wh"ehns Sto.h
Exchange. compelled fer the InteIliRcn
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W Va, March :. go.
Reported by \. +. Mastcn & Co.. mem
sers New York Stock Exchange. Second
floor. National Bank OF ". Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS.

WHEELING. W Va. March :" 90
Furnished The lutclliGCHccr BY A. T.
Masten Il Co. members Pittsburgh Stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
NJ DlbF
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The Oa;man'S halr diSr"rt,rU"d ;#'Ir
Saturday evening dances ~ IN" t"rr"u
club TIL turtncr notice. M.-S-M
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FAIR PRICE LIST FOR OHIO COUNTY
Con sumner
-cnIrnC1 !ty.

Published
s FACTIONS the department
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: Open. I High. Low. C!ose.
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