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DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-. |

DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-.
DENCE, residential section West
Orange, N. j., with ten large rooms,
standing on one and one-half acres
Of land, well cultivated gardens,
flowers, shrubbery, ETC.; well kept
tennis court; garage for two cars;
standing on high ground in one Of
the the coolest spots in Jersey, com
'Uanding a beautiful and unintcr-
1Zpted view New York City. Price
Reasonable; will consider trade Long
Island. Address K. c. SCHNEIDER,
Singer Building. Telephone Cort-
landt 9161.
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RIDCEWOOD, N. J.
one u Aew forE CITY k4uest
glhurfar Towns

Slh1rtan Towns.
For sale Home coupTises ao11' fo1f acre. ot
laws rirh vegetable gardens. Sid cherry, Plan
srd axle orchard IN mature health ana Dear-
lnr AMI a IoI o. sarIbs. yiEes Ao1 saaie ueta
planted abGut sixteen yrafs ago ea4 ylst ~
srugffr. INTO fun maturity and b.a1U. The
dEell.ng was bullt AbJ1t Is years ago, has
sATen bedrooms, two masters baths, also tWo
ia-ge taazzas p0-fe-cO-h here. Sun EarlOf, elec'
tTis Bghfs gas telephone ard city water.
Cow bsrn, chicken aud piSs0a b0gse, sAbis
and Rarags 4 carriage house WITH large HAn
aEd Chauffeur quarters abgve-
This pfgis.-fy Il iJcstsd sven minutes walk
from no. ffO.KTS Railroad SAITH. three ME
uies from trolley sEf f1st two u.!es 70 Map.
Av from RdzsWO1i Railroad s'ailpn. We VIII
sell TeEy considerably below actual cost PfTe
Sls.Opy
The FREDK c. SMITH co. Office. oppos!te
the stst0n. SPECIALIST In Suburban Ghd County
VIZ HAVE HOMES FROM So COO 70 800, 600.
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PLAINFIELD, N. ].

Fine old fAshioned homo for sale, COM
plstsly furnished: plot 50x2s0; substantial
room house. Slate roof: hot air furnace; !;
bath: gas and electricity. Possession June
l. The property alone Is worth much more
than the asking price and includes the fur
nishlngs OF the house. carpets, furniture,
plano, dishes pictures and everything. This
10 q snap for some one who Is ready to
make a quick bargain.
FRANKLIN H. BROWN,
II Union gouare n V StuyyeSant 0IQ9
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S12.5OO.

New home Of eight rooms. two
electricity; 3 minutes walk to
two railroad stations. 5000
cash, balance mortgage. JAMES
Jay HMITH co. I.2 Rroadvyar
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$35,OOO
BUYS a ssO.ONO HON

Buys a S60,000 Home.
Built Tor an architect. Of finest conStr-lc-
ton Throughout, In English country home
style. First story OF stone, upper part
Stucco and half timber. Is rooms, Four
provements. Stable for three cars. In
restricted residential part adjoining Es-
geK County County Club. II acres Of
land on the side Of the Orange Noun
tains, or will sell less land at re-
duced price. Reasonable terms. Near
Orange, D. J. 4 W. r. Il. station.
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NOTICE TO DEVELOPERS.

IN trade at Westiieh CranbOrd and MoutclAir
streets paved severed, &C.. dsyeloD!ng Is not
In my line and am IN pOsirton to seil them at
Brokers protected. WALTER J. SMITH, 1sS
MOntn gue st., Brooklyn. Phone rs Aatn.
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IN me eHc'nslys residential section Of
fALIHADE. II room sticco resi-.
osnco, masters bedrooms. baths
iaTgs blizzard room, z finished ro0ma
\ W auto. laundry. Btucro garage. All
iinproyofnenA. Pot iOOEl0O. Price
$4,000.
MAX MAYER,
Sob Lexington Av., Manhattan.
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BELMAR, N. J.

BELMAR, N. J.
Mons. 2 bafhn. large curp4r Rr1rnds' trgeS
hedges; finest location: fupy furniEhsdI ewo
cSrA s4uccu Eanaa. with chASfer's quarters
attractive price. easy terms.
c. q. KELLER,
WGtktng 6S30. 100 Went 23d st
FOR 8ALE,-Homo in country, 1ix rooms
and two BleSping po-ohea, ono glaassd In.
May bo seen Saturdays sftsf four and
SundayG
A. T. BETTER,
Oak Grove road. Caldwell, N. J.
Telephone 1000 Chelsea. extension 1S2.
for appointment.
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REAL EsrArE-oUr OF CITY.


gsw EsEney-AAis e. kSlL
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Fine Country Home

woodcliR lake. MI. Is miles out near
depot: ten room house. bath, electric lights,
steam heat: barn, chickenhouse; about one
acre, corner property; $500. Owner, 100
Sun Herald. Fulton ~,
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OPP. Laehawanns. Montolair. Phons 1910.
BELMAR, N. ]. :
SCOTCH PLAINS, N. J.

cosEY CoAMCTERB SUBURBAN HOME.
zK Hcros: sight delightful rooms. living
room with open fireplace and buill-ln book.
chsss. dining rOOm bcamsd ceiling, hardwood
nOonng and chestnut trim throughout: bath,
ttoun sun porch, garage. 2O young bsartnK
fruit trees bcrriea and rrapsa nf sverv IL.
sTipuoh. garden: near golf cpursS: trolley
passes property. nnar school. churches, &c
lplA Desirable pSpDerty olSrad for sSLs a,
!. l.. BLAND JR.,
h1 harkoi 81. Newark, N. J
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81 ACRES.

Located near washington. ". j.; 10 acres
tiIIable: ii room house; large barns, with
slate roofs; other buildings; streams. iruit
one-half mile OF State road; price Ss'oOO'
ROSS REALTY, 50 East 42d St. Wander
hnt eesl
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SOMERSET co. FARM.

t0D acres rich. dark Loan soil =. depot on
farm. viii divide. Sell 90 acres wfth build.
ngs. Abundance fruit; test water: So per
lcTe. LONDON FUR CO., s4s West 1lst.
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Atlantic Highlands. n. J. FURNTsHED-
Old style house. rooms. 5ath -,
water plot 4INlOO, respectable neighb bors
aood. blocks from free banning. boating.
nshhIhg; nice Kitchen; trolley near, shops,
seehools, churches; all year house: price
sSVo9; AL furnished; $1,000 down. A. N,
MaSSSoS. HMASSSSoS. }A oossn Boulevard, Atlantic
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= A RARE CHANCE
MORRISTOWN, N. J.

Immediate possession.
very Ettractlys-psrfsct order
ATPEall year country property Of
g." RNAN6 fns landscaplHg. most modern
house OF Colonial architecture. large sunny
IivinH room. master bedrooms. guest
rooms nursery, I seryan8' rooms. com
plets baths. car garage with chauneuPs
quarters; mo1sst price; exclusive neigh
bOrhood
H~NS beautiful lawns and trees.
hoJss Of Dutch Colonial design. built Of
native cut stone; large living room. mas
ter bedrooms, servant rooms. several com
p.ets bathE. car garage with chauhsuPs
quarters.
Both properties are medium size. No
trouble with servants: trolley 10 minutes
walk
HARVEY J. GKSCSG OR
ARTHUR {. DAY.
Park Place Aorristown. ". J.
Phon or write now Phone Isl.
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RIAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
->~aND~~>eN-~>~~-~~~-e-~ ''rs,o
HSw JsrBsy-SAis oF E%zL
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
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Nsu Jsrnsy--SAls o. B9@l

SUBURBAN BUILDER: WIN sen At sacrifice
small Colonial home with garage Of unusual charm designed
to be finished % quaint style Of byGanS days need eah
and have too much construction NJ HdA The decorations
are s to be ps In wu install them according 70 Tie esare'
Of purchaser The has eight large light rooms and
fine big completely appointed tiled bathroom The plot look
100 feet with sera trees foot thick as shade Only
10 minutes walk TO the station in beautiful old residential
section 900 f. elevation Water rights afford fine boating
sailing fishing skating Splendid committing service 70 Ne"
York City $4,000 cash takes IT, Balance years Znd 'F-
gage $4,000 Permanent 1st mortgage $4,000 FOR e0Pe''
d.t.. .nnv BUILDER Post once Box $685. City Hall Station,
New York City.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Feb. I7.--HoGs receipts.
40OoO; estimated tomorrow 1900: So
lower rhan yesterdays average; bulk
1880 n $3.50 top $500; heavy $3.50
Tsl4.ii; medium sl+oOQ$l+;5O; hEm
Sli5o0Sl4T5. light light SltO"a $t:So
heavy packing Sows smooth S2I3n
sI3 q. hacking sows rough $l"258
$l2,75; pigs s13254sl425.
Cattle l4,CG0. estimated ,omorrow
COCO: weak Beef steers, medium ana
heavy weight. choice and prime: SIC"
mslS35; medium ard q eco ,TI 20 NI I5Sb
woiySis rnnd and choice Sl2.l5MSl5.5J:
common and medium $3.50 ~ 80.
Butcher cattle hclfcrs SG.5ON flS,V9;
cows So 5nuslI.75. Gamers and cut
Tors 81 600, $3.50. veal calves sl4759
sl72S; feeder steers s5:5Ou$ll.5e.
Stockrrs steers s6.75a slo.25.
Sheep receipts 10000; estimated 10
morrow 10 600: steady; lambs St pounds
down slsOUm s2l.25. Culls and com,
mon $lt.60Is17.75: ewes. medium ana
choice sll.O 0asl3.75; culls and COM
mon Sc 90 a Sl0.50
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STOCK MARKET
IN RECOVERY

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-Stocks were
heavy 10 weak IN the early stages OF
today's session but gave an unexpected
amonstration Of strength later. the mar :
ket closing with NUMEROUS gains OF :
70 points. Rails came forward IN an
impressive manner during the active
fnal hour. secondary as well as high
grade issues participating In an al
vance which completely orerShadowea
the trading In the usual tavorites'
Aside from an increasing confIcti"n
that the market had very thorougn'y
uouidated by the heavy selling or the
last fortnight. the only tangible exp'an
alton for todays recovery was the low
ering OF money rates. .,,u
Apropos OF the railroad sltuatIou'
however II Is generally assumed that
the approaching return OF the various
systems will be followed by imporlanl
mergers and consultations, making 4o'
greater economy Of operations ana et
Acisncy OF operations and efficiency OF
management A..
Gall loans up at percent. the nrst
initial offertng at that low hEure ~
several weeks. Time funds manResteu
easier tendencies. though stiI IA "nr,S
supply and a batter INQUIRY LOT CUM
mercial pap,r was reported. ,,,
Tho bulk Of the first hours SellihE
was coincidcut WIKI disquieting rumorS
from Washington and again etnaha -
from professional interests. Ah't 70
ton COntlNNCu ~ 'NS'S
aSainst high paid industrials and spe-
cialtIes. some Of which REGISTERED low
est prices Tor the current movement.
when call loans continued 70 nolu a.
tha minimum quotations. however. ,i'l.
,,'.a short covering ensued. the list
moStnS steadily upward from the inter
InoS sat. nsrInd TO the strong finish,
sale. amounted TO $4,000 shares ,s
Railroad bonds s'renEtnen S, T Nh.
stocks but other issues. incl9olhk LIZ
80, Sonds were again irregular. SAFES
TnSr yaIue> were s12.25n.Ooo. Old u D
bonds unchanged on call.
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BUTTER, Eaas, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Feb. l7.--Butter steady
creamery. higher than extras. 81 n CSC;
creamery extras co. scure) sc; nrsts
(SS 10 81 scorcl 50 q ode: packing stock.
current make. No. =. 39I 4Oc.
! EGGS firm: fresh gathered extra
frsts 60M6lc: hrstS 5SM SO; state
Penna and nearby western henncry
whites frsts to extras 90 zoe: state
Penna and nearby hcnnery browns cX.
tras 64Q65 ditto gathered browns and
mixed colors. tlrsts to extras. 90 dt63C.
Cheese weak; state, whole milk. hats.
held. specials. 30H 3lc: ditto average
<un 2Sl7 G29c; state, whole milk. twins,
held. specials. @9I2 Q30c; ditto average
run 2SlS G29c.
Live poultry quiet; no prices quoted.
Dressed steady prices unchanged.
Flour firm.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE local
market for raw sugar was quietcr today
and while no business was reported the
undertOnc was easier. Holders were
asking lVc for Cubas cost and freight.
but it was believed that bids OF "a Z
would be accepted with buyers not in
clined to make fresh commitments
Porto R!cos Were offered at lUbsc. The
market closed easy with prices nominal
In refined supplies are increasing but
deliveries arc being held up by the poor
transportation facilities which accounts
for the accumulation with a good de-
mAEh reported. Prices arc unchanged
a. II "a l6c for hnc granulatcd.
The market for sugar futures was
easier In sympathy with raws, closing
al net declines OF To 10 points. Trad
ing was quiet with total transactions OF
500 tons.
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Mrr ElizahH'h Rovh left yesterday
for Florida wh"r" she Will stay for
the rer'a inher Of tho winter.
Jack Rlorh 90 Wheeling. was calling
on friends IN this city Yesterday.
Dclmar Rirrv of W0ndsdaIe was WIS.,
itIr" in this city Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sirlnr have
taken IN their residence on broadway.
Bert Cusick confines SERIOUSLY III AZ
Tho Ohio Nallnv General hospital.
Mrs. Iohr II Brown has returned
homo from Pittsburgh where she spent
several DAYS.
Ralph Parlctte returned to his home
Mt Pittsburgh aft"r calling on friends
hcre for several days.
Mrs Chns. SturunR left las. SSfht Tor
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M'MECHtN
MANY Attand nanc.

Last evening a large crowd attended
IN" dance which WAS given by tho In
,rrnntenaI Association OF Machinists,
IN m INC ~. James hall on Logan street.
Bcnfcld's orchestra furnished nrn-
gram of the late dancing selection
through the evening. and II was one Of
the most delightful dances that has
o"cn given yet this season There was
an lnt"rm,ssi"n at IL o'clock at which
time delicious refreshments ucr.
served
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS,

NEW YORK. Feb. l7.-Cntton goods
and yHfnS today. were quiet with an
easing tendency. BurlapS wcrc> easy.
Mems wear were bought moro carefully
than Il ycaI ago. The 5000. 900 wards
or English government linens allotted
I" this country have all been sold &C
cording To cable news received in the
market here
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Postponed Meeting.

TIC meeting which was 10 have bcen
bold lHst evening Ivy thn members Of
i've Home Nursing class was nnstpon-
"d DIV" Ia (" manv Of tho members ho-
l'c ~ TIN" meeting will hr held ncxt
Tuesday and oil those who arc expect
ing :" take tho examination upon thr
lessons Tint have been given arc urged
t. he present
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Feb. l7.--Mcrcantllc
paper GQ&6h; sterling, 6O day blIs
332A Commercial 90 day bills on
hanks. 332&: commercial GO day bills.
322i.: demand &35; cables 335N.
Francs, demand, 1894: cables 1892.
Belgian francs. demand. 1884. Cables
1852. Guilders, demand. 36%.; cables,
"6A. Lire. demand, 1892: cables, 1880.
Marks. demand. no: cables. 10l: gov
eminent bonds. Irregular: railroad bonds
irregular. Time loans strong: 81 days.
90 days and six months, ST..
Call money Steady: high. 0: low. 6:
ruling rate, 6; closing bid. 5is: offered
st s: last loan. d bank acce1tances, 5L
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BENWO0D
Test Ont Pumpa.

The new electro pumps OF the Ben
wood -McMcchen water works were test
ed Yesterday afternoon. before the town
officials OF both Bcnwood and McMech-
en- ond representatives of the public
service commission. and a number Of
other citizens with good results. ON
Monday the two towns were without
water due to the pumps being installed.
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Steal work. shut Down.

Word was given out yesterday at the
Wheeling Steel and Iron Co. that the
steel department OF the mill would be
shut down for the remainder OF the
week. for the purpose Of making repairs.
Many men from this city and Wheeling
will be out OF work. 1t is necessary such
repairs should be made seevral times a
year.
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The Union high school baskstHo
teams held their regular practice -
evening in the high school gym, IN -
paration for theif game Friday ovt0e1
with Moundsville high at MoundSvtNf
Much time was devoted by the coacA
pcrfccting the pass work Of the to-
and players are proving more efde3o
in handling the ball. and are moTe ~
curatc in shooting both from the 0o1'
and the foul line.
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CRUDE OIL ADVANCES.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Feb. Thirteen
cents per barrel was added To-Day I" the
nr,re Of Pennsylvania Crude oil when
the market opened here. This brings
the price to s5.65 per barrel. an advance
Of csc within three months. There. was
no change in the quoted price OF other
grades
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Much ruteres+ 1ainp Takan

Now Thai Tho l0cql tr0Op ~ Row
Scouts hay" been r"nrEarizcd much in
forest 10 hcing shown nv them and
they hove st th"ir nicotine ngh' for
"Hrh Th""sdTr. in tho rarlors 0f tho
church ScoUimHSt"r Jennings has SOM
pow rlonS for III" troop and Pc"ucs's
all 70 be nrrscnt NJ The first mcciinE.
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Total sales 762,S00 shares.
P1rrsBURaN LIVE sroc1

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Feb. 1T.-Cattle
steady supply light. prime 1850 l425.
Sheep steady supply light. prime weth-
ers 1900 1000; Lambs 1900 $1,000
Veal calves 200O&21O0. hogs lower sup.
ply 80 double deck% Prime heav!es
i475&l500 mediums. heavy workers. light
workers. and pigs 1925 q 1850. RoughI
11000l300.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

NEW YORK. Fob. l7.-Fimal prices of
Liberty Bonds today were: 3i.'s 900;
first IS 90.40: second IS 9O20: first AZ 3
$3.50: second AS 1904; third ~ q
1910; fourth 4h's $40; Victory 81. S
9116; Victory 42.'s 1854.
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Curb Mining stocks.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. ONO. Feb. lI.--Clovcrsced,
primo 25O5: February $H.O5; March $3.50;
April 1900: October 1850. A!slkd, prime
cash S475: March 34T5.
Timothy, prime cash. 1917. sos: 1915
655; 1919. 6SU; March 6S5: April ESQ:
Mny CTS.
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Lagoon. Meet

An interesting mNctinC Of the Amer
iran Legion was hold lost evening In
the mayors Office on Marshall street.
Tho weekly business matters were dis
n"snd of and plans were discussed for
tho oyster supper md dance which ara
to he given ny thcm February 25th. The
meeting WINS we'll attended
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Weekly PRAYER Sarxica

Tho weekly prayer scrvicr or thu
First NJ. F.. church will he held this
evening In the auditorium OF the church.
Rev. Gibbs has prepared n special SER
mon. which will interest all those who
will attend
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Mrs. VIM Rail entertained the NOM
h"rs OF Tho Loyal Womnn's class YES
t"rdav afternoon st her home on North
Marshall street The time was pleas
antly spent In quilting. conversation
ana music large crowd attended
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Elliott Funeral serv,o.,

Funeral services over Tho remains Of
Enh'rt Ed. Elliott were held Yesterday
afternoon Mt " o'clock Mt tho homo Of
bis Parents on Eleventh and Marshall
street. lntermcnt was made ut the
Nj McChCn cemetery
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RehhnrsA Thia Ernninn

TIL" r0mhcrs or tho Theatrical rluh
VIII hold meeting this evening for
'hn ministrels which nrc TO he staged
ny them in tho near future. All thnsr
taking part arc urged to be present.
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School C1oaA.

Monday the Central school Of this city
was unable to secure sufficient heat.
and as a result II was necessary for tho
school to be dismissed for the day.
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Hhx,teal cultur, olAsA

The regular weekly meeting o
Physical Culture classes was hoa4 -
evening in ten gymnasium OF tho UNl
high school. Mr.. Fisher IL In eA1g
Of this work, which II proving oe -
to the teachers In many w9yA
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY. Pa. Feb. l7.-Crcoit bal
anccs S5.G5. Runs 1855: average Al.
32l. Shipments 1852: average 81
iS9.
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AatntAiHA6

Mrs. William Riel entertained to-
members Of the Loyal Women'0 ct1
yesterday afternoon. at her home 60
South Marshall street. The aftst9oe
was pleasantly spent in music and Qna
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. II. 20
x,,rn1shsd The Intelligencer by 4: f
st nss'I Exchanrc. National Bank Build
Ing Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Sraha
Resident PARTNER.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w. Va. Feb. Il. 20.
Furnished The lntellEHncer by =. r.
Mastcn d Co.. members New YORK STOCK
Exchange. second floor National Bank
or w. Va Bldg.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb Il, 90.
Furnished The lntcllgenCer by A:
Masten g. Co. members New YORK CoI,
ION Exchange. second floor National
Bank of w Va. Bldg.
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Cash Quotations.:
Corn: No, ,. mixed, sl.425; No. 3; yell
to S9l5: 40. 8. white. SIX to ssh.
Fork. nominal. Lard S"0.32. RIBS $3.50
TO 1850.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. Feb II, 20.
Reported by A. E. MaSten & Co. MEM
bers New York Stock Exchange. Second
floor. National Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.
CTOrES MA ASL
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Feb. Il. 20.
Furnished Tho Intelligcncer by \. Z.
Masten Co. members Boston Stocil
Exchange. ,econd floor National Bank
OF w Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va. Feb. i. ~.
Furnished The lntclllgcncer by a +.
hasten & Co, members Pittsburgh Stock
Exchange, second floor National BANK
" w Va Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-18
Omen High : Low. Close.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Feb. u. 20.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stocb
Exchange. complied for the lntelliger
Ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-18

The new coal mine out BogED 44
will begin operations under the dirocf1e
Of DR.. John McMillen. OF WheetAOo
There are at the present time. SsVel
mines operating in this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-18

Teacher ond students suffered from IT,
intense cold. and school was disml6
much to the delight Of the pupilA
New Coal Nina ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-18
CORN SUFFERS
HEAVY SETBACK

CHICAGO. Feb. II - Bearlah views
which leading packers hah eTp pG q" II,
d dsEHTS set set back Today in the value Of
corn. Prices closed heavy. Z to =
net lower with May .sl:2$a4 70 ~:
J, to III and provisions 81 70 - cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-18

STOCKS. Bid. As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-09

Large dropping brims, staple and pastel |
shades SO much in demand and requir-
ing such little trimming to make an attract
i've summer hat.