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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
MORRISTOWN

Officers here stopped car yesterday
and searched it for booze, but II was a
dry pull. The car WAS loaded WIKI
canned corn
Several from here will attend the
dance at Belmont Saturday night.
Miss Louise Eaton - reported to be
in Il critical condition at her home on
East Main street.
g. NJ ZOO. was transacting business
at St. Clai:Sville yesterday.
MIS-. Ratio Ncuhart OF BarnesVille
spent yesterday with relatives here.
Mrs. Charles Major has been quite III
the past fcw days.
Miss Avis Dolcn is recovering from
a serious attack of grippe.
The new COrnet band Is progressing
nicely under the careful management of
0. q. Hcrtzog.
Hear Rev. Gillespie at the Christian
church Sunday evening at 1880. Special
music.
George Seals of Beallsv!lle was IN
town Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Dcrt Mummy IS suffering from
severe attack OF grippe.
Miss Wilma Vancuren was shopping
in Barncsviiie yesterday.
\ gang Of Western Union men are
stopping at the Shrivcr hotel.
Mrs Walter Dement, IS visiting rela-
tives in GAINESVILLE today.
Peter Church will have a hearing IN
the local court Friday evening. Mr.
Church Is charged with selling booze.
\ Steubenvile attorney Will represent
the defendant
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE.

New York, Dec. S.--Euttcr frm"r:
creamery higher than extras. i5@45!%;
creamery extras coz score). iit2 I;
creamery. fr8ts (S8 to 81 scorc), 81 l. 10
Aba: packing stock, current make, No.
.. %
Eggs firm: fresh gathered. extra lirStI.
62QG5: do. hrsts. 55 so: New Jersey
hcnnery whites. extra fancy candl"d Sc
lcctions, rs: nearby and nearby western
hennery whites. frStS TO average extras
G7uTJ: do. hennery browns. extras, 80
n t.: nearby gathered browns and miN-
ed colorS. hrsts 20 extras. - 4 20; Re
friGcratOr firsts. 40M ~.
cheese steady: state whol" milk, flats
fresh specials. y ne: do. av"rar" run,
20T coz; state. whole milk. twins. spa
Gals. 9lMo2: do. average run, "HHt % J.,
Live poultry steady: chickens, "1HI %:
fowls. 2GI2S: ROSTERS. asa &c: turi>"vS.
&jfi -. Dressed poultry quiet: turkeys.
50Uj3.
Flour unchanged.
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BENWOOD
X. of p. Meeting Tonight

The Icpular meeting Of the local
Uniform DHnk comfGny. knights OF
ryth!as Will I've held In their lodge
rooms on Main street. Several impor-
tant business matters Will be up FOR
discussion At this time and every mem
hcr Is requested To be ,: sent. AT the
conclusion Of the business session. the
smokes will be passed. refreshments
served. and an hour spent socially.
Christmas Seals for Sale
Tho Wheeling chapter or the Anti
tuberculosis league announce that this
city has taken an active interest in tho
sale Of the Christmas seals more so
than was expected owing to the indus
trial depression that has hit this city.
Everyone is buying as many as they
possibly can. knowing that the receipts
SO for a good cause.
Enjoyed Euchre
Many local people attended the euchre
given bv :he Fourth and Fifth Ward
Hose companies last evening. The
crowd exceeded expectations. The
greater part of tho evening was spent
playing cuchre and prizes were awarded
those making the high scores OF the
evening. At "a seasunable hour delicious
refreshments wcre served. The pro-
rccdS Will hc used 10 tit out the en-
ployes' club rooms.
In Readiness for GaIne
Both the boys and girls teams OF
Union Hish held stff practices yester-
day afternoon and IL was announced
last evening both teams VIII be ready
when the whistle is blown. tho girls to
win their nrst game OF the season and
the boys expect to repeat their perform
Urce OF last Friday. Many tickets have
been sold and Union High will be we'll
represcpted on the cheering end. 4
rally Will be held this afternoon in the
auditorium and the new cheer-leaders
will be on hand to help with the yelling.
Shadyside has always brought q strong
team Nth the mand the Union qu!ntette
realizing ;h!s have been practiclng hard
all week.
Program at Union
National Education Week has been
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago, Dec. S--Cattle receipts H.
600: beef steers mostly &c higher; some
sales soc up: long fed 1921 pound hull
locks 50: bulk beef steers $3.50 10 SOC;
she stock, and bulls steady 10 Is higher;
veal calves steady to ljc higher; stock
era and feeders steady.
Hogs. receipts $1,000, active; hogs
averaging under 10 pounds steady to
Zoe higher; others uncvonly steady 10
lJc lower than yesterdays average;
mostly zoe lower; shippers bought about
1000: big packers bought moderately;
smaller local houses OUT Of market; top
s7.25: bulk $50 pounds and down $40
TO rs: bulk 2Uu pounds and up $3.50
to 6.S5: pigs steady 10 lOc high"r; bulk
desirable ST.25 10 T.3J; few SI.+@.
SHEEP. receipts $4,000; killing classes
mostly &C higher; spots up more; tat
lamb top SllG5: bulk $il.25 70 1l.5O;
.ulls $50 to So top yearl!ngs $?.T5;
bulk fat ewes $4.@5 TO $50; one deck
choice lights So; practically no feeder
trade,
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SLIGHT REACTION IN
COMMODITY PRICES

BrddStrccts says: THere "a q slight
reaction in commodity prices.
After five successive monthly ad-
vauccS covering the period from July
70 November !, 1921. Bradstreets
Monthly Index Number as OF December
shows q slight recession from the
nrst OF the proceeding month. This re-
cess .On. only small fraction of ! per
cent. Is significant chiefly as showing
tho sensiliveness OF tho price index to
the very IRE Bular movement Of COM
modify prices which occurred during
the month recently closed. and which
Is brought out plainly IN the tables
showing advances and declines.
Eradstreets Index Number as of De-
Ccmbcr /, 1921. was Sll.3127. which
marks decline of threetenths OF !
per cent from November |. Notw!th.
standing this slight reaction. however,
tho December l index IS still above that
Of every previous Index Number back
to and including that Of Nav l. which
1t exceeds by As per cent. The decline
from December l year ago Is II per
cent. and the reaction from the peak
point of 1929. the high point in Brad
streets record of twenty-n!ne years. is
49, per cent. Compared with Decrm-
her l, 1915 just after the armistice,
the decline is 4u.4 per cent.
As illustrating the irrcgularity of the
movement in November, 1t might be
noted that eight groups OF articles
these including hreadstuffs. provisions
and groceries, hides and leather. metals.
oils, naval stores, chemicals and drugs
AMI l. ,ellaneOus products. gained;
four -.:clud!ng live stock. textiles,
building materials ana coal and coke,
declined, and one. fruits, remained un-
changed. In AL, twenty-ninc out Of
loo articles rose in prIGc. twHnty-ntne
went lower and forty-eight remained I'M
changed.
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\. !, STOCKS

Nov. York. Dec. S.--N S,N per cent rae
,..,. cali money ~. p -h'St quotation ~
.,.yer,t. weeks. and the ja'r"NS,1
-rr,ay.h %, iryri-, exchanges w':" Ne
outstanding t,,tuEc, Of the day ~ "'
anau,:,D market
Stu,.l. and hruls ultt"r"'l IN p" 80
snntia.+ !ICiu their recent iTreEu''' ar
uncertain Tendencies. aside from t P'"-
.ouur,d tauiu., OF Gf Operations III t'v
share LIT
Tha Use IN demand loans came y The
,ast Ml,t hour nt the session ard rs
attributed to the withI"aws, o. IWnS~
Ia. local banks to meet Impending obi
cations for federal and underwriting
accounts.
Price changes In all but the SpecuEs-
rive stocks were comparatively narrow.
Rails were iirm AZ the outset on ASSN.
auvrs that 81. Paul. naturlucS W"u'"
be met. Resumption OF diTid7ndS on
Chicago. Indianapolis x Louisville COM
mon shares also stabilized transp"rtL-
tons for time.
Coppers. Pittsburgh Coal. Corn "ro"'
ucts and Famous Players were among
the stronger issues. Stec!$ equipments
and other representative tnduStrla's pc
came rcactIoNary on the heavier tone
shown by motors and miscellaneous Is
sues. Including merchandising. leather
and food groups. Sales amounted 10
81. goo shares.
Sterling demand hills rose to 4.lHi1
before the close OF the session. an over
night gain Of nearly 3 cents French
and Belgium remittanccS advanced about
- points each italian. Dutch and scar
d!naylan quotations gaining ten - twSh-
" points The German rate failed 20
equal its recent high gurcG. despite cir
cimStantia! rumors that modification
Of the separations program is contcHl-
plated
All Liberty and Victory issues closed
at declines ranking from tritiing rsc"S-
SlonS 70 about soc per 100. The genera.
domestic list was inclined 20 sag, but
international strengthened on heavy
buying o" United Kingdoms. japanese
- ana IS, and several of ;he French
government and municipal issues To-
tai gales (par valued SlI,55o.ooo.
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SUGAR.

New York. DC S.---The local raw
SMEAR market was easier today and new
crop Cuhas sold 10 within fsc OF III"
lowest level recorded in the past 10
wears when GO5.OO0 bags were sold 10 a
local rrnurr her" at -, cost and freight.
equal - $50 for centrifugal for Janu-
AIRY. February and March shipment. The
committee also reduced its quotation on
old crop CuhaS, the p:ic" now being 80
cost and freight, equal 10 3.9S for CEN
trIfuEal.
The raw sugar futures market was
UuIct hut the Lndcrtore wiS steady.
and closing prices were one to two
POINTS net higher on scattering cover
Ing and trade buying. January closed
at 2I2: March. 2.13; May. @.@3. and July
2.35
There wcrc no changes IN refined SUI
gar although the undcrtone WAS unset
tied owing TO the decline III the spot
market and business was light Fine
granu.ated was listed ~ $40 by all re-
iinors.
Refined futures were nominal and
without transactions. closed net UNI
chanrrd January and March closed at
:. to. and May at 5.2j.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. D"c. 5. Foreign exchange
strong. Great Britain. demand ito y,
rIhlcs lll 90 day bills on bank i.o7is;
France. demand 7.15. Thi"s 7.7jia Italy.
demand 4.i%&., r.h,es a.44i4; liclg!"m
demand 7.46lg. cnhlcs 80; Germany. de-
rrtnd as. cables 81 i: holland. de
mand %5.9I. cables 35.g-: Norway. de-
n,-nd $50. sweden. demand 24lO;
Denmark. demand 1890: Switzerland.
demand 1888; Spain. d"mnnd l4.?C:
Greece. demand l15: Argentina demand
So; Era2!i, demand l?.9"; Montreal.
o.; Rumauta. O.S2; Finland. 1.Ss: Poland,
u.03l: Jugn- Siu, a, ".a7; C2"cho-Sl"vakia.
LIZ. Austria. 0.r3'.
Dates rercdcd slightly in the late deal
in.s. Great Britain. demand A.097S,
cables 4ln~. 60 day h!lla on banks
lof7,: France. demand ga. cable"
7.G9Ig: belgium, G"mand 7.ioi2. cables
al; Grcerr. demand 40.
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WEST VIRCENtAN ON
LIVE STOCK BOARD

Chica go. Dec. "a board Of direc-
tors Of the National Live Stock Prodlrc-
ers association was appointed today By
the executive committee Of tho Amer
lean Farm bureau federation. Tho board
which will begin to function 1t once.
includes: John G. Brown, Monon, In
diana; Harry G. Beale. Mount Sterling.
Ohio. and Howard n Core. Clarksbefg.
West Virginia. ..
The executive committee Of tho fafrn
bureau federation also authorized the
appropriation Of $4,000 TO begin The
work Of the live stock producers AAeo-
citation. The cooperative live stock OeA-
ing plan was worked out by commit
tee and approved at livestock proouc-
ers conference here / month ago
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WARWOOD
Supper And Bazaar

Supper And Bazaar
A very delightful supper and bazaar
was held at the VI. +. church last eve
ming a large crowd was on hand to
buy the Christmas dainties.
Mems Club
Rev. P z. Burt of the Wellsburg
Presbyterian church gave very inter-
csting talk to tho men OF the PresDyier-
ian church.
F. J. L. Club
The +. J. l.. club Will hold dance To-
night at Myers hall.
Charley Compft-
First class shoe repairing work done
by electrical machinery. All work guar
antced Best in city. National Shoe
Rernir Co. o6 Nineteenth street War
wood. no.Zo-IAt
Entorta1ns Club
Mrs. George Tracey WAS hostess TO
the members Of her club ut her home
On Hess ave. last night. Five hundred
was the past!me Of the evening. at
seasonable hour a luncheon WAS served.
Personals
Miss ReRsie Yates OF Newark, o.. re-
turned home after visiting several days
with relatives in Warwood.
Miss Mae Srhad Is confined TO Nhcr
home with n spraincd ankle.
II. J.. Bates left for Charleston, w.
Va. where he will visit his son.
J. l.. Parker. Of Wellsburg is visiting
his brother Harry. for Scvcra! days.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Casey or Glenns
Fun. have for their guests sir. and Mrs.
August iascy.
Miss Elizabeth rolmar Ia improving
at her home in North MarWOod after
seriously i!lncss Tor tn" past two weeks.
Thomas Reed has returned TO Tits
burg after visiting relatives IN South
WarwoUd.
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LOGAN AND BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
CBy private wire TO \. Z. Masten & Coz

CBy private wire 10 \. z. Masten & Coz
New York, Dec S--The market again
had to contend with further realizing
sales but the same was accomplished
in very gratifying manner.
1t was noticeable that as soon ~ OF
erings subsidized the market became more
or less quiet and at times showed Il
tendency to advance.
Certain Issues were featured on the
upside such as Corn Products aad Fam
GUS Players.
Foreign exchange was strong during
the greater part OF the day and u" i'm
provement which has taken p,1c" IN
that quarter is 10 receive more a'ten-
ton as factor Of far reaching con-
structive significance.
The action Of the market sine" late
Yesterday in the face OF the rather
heavy profit sales has been most encour-
aging and gives rise to the belief IN
which we concur that quotations. are
more than likely 70 resume upward
march
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observed every day this week q Uuion
and will close this afternoon with
program of readings and speeches. To-
day Is known as Patriotism day, and the
talks this afternoon will be on that
subject. The talks each day have been
very instructive and the week has peen
more like O week Of public speaking
than anything else. .
LaSt dame
The Benwood A. c. will close their
football season next Sunday afternoon
when the whistle blows for time At tho
Forty-sixth street grounds where they
will meet the Nyal A, c. The locals
have had a very successful season ana
with a win Sunday they will be Eaunds4
Quite n crowd Of spectators are expected
10 witness the game as there arc very
few games in this vicinity on that date.
After the game the team will be enter-
tanned with party at the home OK III.
and Mrs. Sheets.
Renwood Briefs.
John Ward Is improving after being
confined to his home for tho last two
weeks with a sprained ankle.
\ fine line Of toys are on display at
the Cooey-Bentz Furniture store on
Main street.
Miss Rhea Solomon has returned to
her home in Cleveland o., after spend
Ing several days with her sister, MIS-.
Frank Jones Of North Benwood.
Joseph Higgins OF Main street Is i'm
proving after an illness of tho past week
Patrick Brannen of Main street 10
reported as being much better.
Mrs. John Buehl OF North Benwood
has returned home from pleasant visit
with friends in Elyria o.
T. Batns Of Pittsburgh was a bugi-
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
James Sindelar has returned to his
home in Key, O., after pleasant visit
with his sister, Mrs Clara Bowers Of
Water street. 80.
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E. D. Knight Heads 's'.
State Mine Institute

Charleston. w Va. Dec Sc d.
Knight, Of kayford, was elected pres
ident of the West Virginia Mining In
stitute, it was announced todny. The
time and place OF the next semi annual
meeting of the institute were left to the
decision OF the new executive commit
tee.
Other officers elected at the rneetingS
which closed last night were: Secretary
II easurer, r Il. Sherwood. Charleston;
wee presidents J. w. Reid. FalrInopt;
r. l.. Carson. Huntington. W. b Foil,
head OF the West Virginia department
OF r7ines and Ellwood e. Jones ,of
SALISBURY: executive board. j, w.
Bischoff. Elkins: Frank Haas Fair
mont; Carl Scholz. Charleston. and
Josiah Kelly. KRyford.
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IRON RI: VIEW
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. 49,, . -, H.;
N"H VIA i''N' l' NV, "eN'
us WeeNIE summary OF mo 'I"' an"
ate! trades wl!l say;
IL" 'Gl"'t,S OK Snc enumsly p'h , mT,'
"u'put !" NoN e''"'' ''u'''" p."1'''
Ih"t '"e expansion III steer P'puuNS.o" ia
inc past '"o "'o"'nS mas hi"ue ' '"ihe 80.
r"""9 tn pig No'' SS0S'>,' eS'''pa.,i"S os1
rap" o'""'"s III u sooN '''"'' o'''''
'u' h".'S' ,,,-tc,
Last i."hI" o"lp"' w. t,',,,. 90 90
IONS % $3.50 '."H pe' ~"' -, GA
.,tloo'' l"'H' "a 4'-'''"'' WIS " ~
40 IONS per "a!' 90
Inc steer 'o'P''tH"" NV" ~
t'fA"'"S -: h"It "1 'n'He H''' ''u 80
NoN'"'nor' anu l"' I'u' ''""'H'
S"h'l'ah'"H - me remaining 'N'"e
merchah' SlA'NS. 49,,
The Me"! trade Is taxing great III.
'e'eS' III ~" p!",H t"' Wv ''sa "'n "'
seven "I"''T"' i''''p',',''''.
az ~ 60 I,
1m' !" ~ 'U'', - .',, Na,.S ,noi, Oh
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s., c,,r Io,,o,,1 rr,,, ,h, railroads
:, ~ ,.',r.,ar,. n,d sbnr. 1oIrr tanI,
~, -, 90 v.,i,i,c- for tho I'm,
wiz ','' 80 ,'-',..;I',,. I,s,,rrorv
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ARREST SUSPECT IN III:
wayne CO. FIRE

Charleston. W. Va, Dec. arrest Of
a negro in connection with investigation
court house recently was reported to-
day TO state Fire Marshal Topping. by
Deputy Marshal Charles Whsatley, who
made the arrest at Kenova Marshal
Topping left at once Tor KenoVA TO
ouestion the prisoner. The mans name
was not given In the deputys report
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for their new home at Newark, Where
they have furnished bungalow.
Mrs. George Y. Matthews VIII spend
the week end with her parents MT. ana
Mrs. George He'll. at Martins Ferry, ..
Miss Helen Fowler and Theodorc
Mercer attended the ZRneIh concert at
Wheeling Wednesday evening.
Miss Laura pobbins OF East Main
street, visited friends IN wheeling TINS
week.
Mrs. s. w Boion. OF Bethesda. was
showing in town yesterday.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

East Buffalo. y. y. Dec. S.--ra'i'" -
Receipts 100: slow: lower.
Calves Receipts. 200, "a rortS high
or. S3OOn l3.on,
II"gS- -Eccctrt&. 2.ioo: SLOW: L. 10 -
cents M. Heavy. $c.25fi7 80. MIXED.
ST.5QWS.OO; workers.. $S."OUA@I: light
do aid ptfs. $S.25u $50; rouEh9. s;.odG
6@j: stays. $500 q 800.
sheep and Lambs --- Receipts. 600:
steady to 25 cSnts higher. LIMBS. $500
q ZOO, few Sl2.5N; y"arlia%s. $3.50 n
. 81. wWthcrs. $50 500: owes. S2.O0@
$50; mixed sheep. S5.oQQ5.5O.
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GAINESVILLE

Word was received here to-day an
nouuring tho marriage Of Miss Edna
Ma carter. Youngest daughter OF Mrs.
J.. VI. Carter. and Mr.. Jurdon Sill. son Of
MIR. and Mrs L.. II. Sill, both formerly OF
this plarr TIL" marriage took place
August ). l92l. ut Newport ny. The
Young couple have kept their marriage
a secret until Mr.. Sill received his pro-
motion this week. He 10 now assistant
Branch manager OF the Fuller Brush
CO., and will ho located at Newark. O..
Mr.. and Mrs. S!ll VIII leave next week
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MONEY MARKET

New York. Dec. s. n! money lrmcr.
Hlgh, c: low. ): ruling rate, 8; closing
bid. 5i.: offered utia last loan. &: call
looms against acreptan"eS. az. Time
loans steady: Gu days AZ as; 30 days,
"a. as; six months, $50
i'r!mc mercantile paper. JuIl4.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. O. Dec S.--Whcut. cash nud
December l.IN: May. 1.2''n Elovcrsr"d.
prime cash. 1875: January. l@.I5; Feb
rupry. ESQ: March, l".1.. .N'SikH.
prime cash and December 1nHn; F"hru-
a-y. lLl0: March. ms. Timothy,
pri'nc cash and p'~.cnh"r. :. L.: january,
20: February 50; March. $50.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Dec. S-Better export dc
manh holprd give the wheat marhrt IA
Int tou;sy. Prices closed strong, - I"
-. cent, net higher with May SLlS@
IL la md July $iQl's 70 LOB Corn
gaiurd - coats to "a aud oats IL L.
I, 10 cent In provisions, the out
come varied from 10 cents decline u
~ cents advance.
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Wheeling Steel Corp. rrd

WhceIng Steel Cory. rld. n = TNNs-
fer books close Dec. y for l per cent
ca Sh dividend. payahl" Jan. =.
Wheeling Steel Corp. ptd. "R'-Trans-
fer books close Dec. II. for L per
cent cash dividend. payable Jan. :.
Sterling Products Inc. -TranSter
books close Dec. 70. for an extra per
cent cash dividend. payable Jan. :.
Wheeling Fire ms. Co.-TranSfcr
hooks close Dec. -. for semi Hnnua!
) per cent ca sh dlN.iend. payaNle Jan >.
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York. Dec. S.--I.:herty bonds
closed: 3is's. $3.50: first i's. $3.50;
second As S97.OS: first AIS. $974G;
SECOND i'.'S. $3.50: laird ~ $97.6+;
fourth 49,, S97.5n: Victory -. $,
$500: Victory i%i's, $90.94.
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DRY GOODS.

New YDrf, Dec. S.---t'ottOu goods mar
KIT wer" fairly steady today. Cotton
warns We're quiet. Eurlaps were slight
" easier following reports OF weaker
cables from Calcutta. Wool goods were
yrn
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so DIVIDEND

Directors OF the Wheeling Fire In
surance company In their regular meet
ing yesterday, declared the sem!-annuai
dividend OF ilHe per cent on shares or
stock. The dividend is payable January
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

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PETROLEuM

On city. Pa. i.cr Sc 'r"dif balances.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS
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