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The mirror., 1921-01-27
RELATA REFERO

RELATA REFERO
INTERESTING READING AND INFORMATION
GATHERED FROM MANY SOURCES
By Scissors
More than ESQ varieties of cheese are
made in France.
In Quito everyone removes his hat on
seeing flash of lightning.
The average English woman is two
inches taller than the American.
1t is said that all the soldiers in the
armies of Sweden and Denmark can read
and write.
Saccharine is so sweet that one part dis
solved in ten thousand parts of water is
easily tasted.
When door key is hung up outside
house in Sweden it is sign that the
family is not at home.
A medical authority declares that hearty
sneezing is sign of robust constitution.
People in feeble health seldom sneeze.
1t is just one hundred years since. the
White House saw its first wedding
that of the daughter of President Monroe.
1t is estimated that as a rule married
men live seven years longer than bache-
lors, and wives FIVE years longer than
spinsters.
The West Indian crab is a remarkable
creature. Although born in the sea, it
natures in fresh water and passes its
adult life on land.
The reason that a feet of airplanes
flies in v shape, is that one may not get in
front of the other and thus obstruct the
line of vision. 1t is undoubtedly for the
same reason that wild geese fly in that
formation.
The mariners measure is: six feet-one
fathom; 12O fathoms-one cable length
7H cable lengths-one mile; $3.50 feet
one statute mile; 6,OSs feet-one nautical
mile; three marine miles-one marine
league.
They tell us that the last wolf in Scot
land was killed in 1880; and an old cata-
logue of a sale at the London Museum, in
April, 1918, contains this item: "Lot S32
Wolf. A noble animal in large glass
cage. The last wolf killed in Scotland,
by Sir c. Cameron"
Standard time was first established
November 1S, 1888, by the United States
and Canada. About six years later, Bel
gium and Holland followed their example,
Being the first of the European countries
to take up the plan.
Fully 200,000,0O0 wild rabbits are killed
in the United States every year. If all
the rabbits killed were consumed-and
they have not been in the past-they
would represent between 100000 and 300,-
900 tons of valuable food, and if proper
measures were taken to insure the collec-
The mirror., 1921-01-27

The great ship canals of the world with
their respective lengths are: Cape Cod,
U. S., eight miles; Corinth, Greece, four
miles; Kronstadt- Petrograd, Russia, 16
miles; Elbe and Trave, Germany, Al
miles; Kiel, Germany, 81 miles; Man
chester, England, 3s.s miles; Panama, U.
S., sos miles; Sault Ste. Marie, U. S..
is miles; Sault Ste.- Marie, Canada, Ill
miles; Suez, Egypt, go miles; Welland,
Canada, 26.7s miles.
The mirror., 1921-01-27
INTERESTING READING AND INFORMATION
GATHERED FROM MANY SOURCES
BY Scissors

More than ESQ varieties of cheese are
made in France.
The mirror., 1921-01-27

In Quito everyone removes his hat on
seeing a flash of lightning.
The mirror., 1921-01-27

The West Indian crab is a remarkable
creature. Although born in the sea, it
natures in fresh water and passes its
adult life on land.
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BELMONT

A number from this community at
tended the Burniss sale near Reihc sda
Thursday.
Several from Mt. Zion attended
church at Hunter one evening Last
week.
ManSelI Powell Of Captina spcn: Sat
urday and Sunday at the home Of his
grandparents MIR. and Mrs. T. J.
Hatchers.
s. u. Hatcher and son Clarenrc were
callers at Frank Aul,s Saturday after
noon.
Miss verna Roe wrs bethesda c? Her
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Dee Milhoan and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles MilhuHn were visitors
in town Saturday.
Several from Bend-F"rk attended III"
cake Walk in town saturday evening.
Roy Ault and sister Trvada were Wis
iturs m town Saturday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kemp .Tr. ard
daughter visited at belmont Ridge last
wrck
Misses Gertrude ami RrSsir Gattcn NJ
tended church AT Hunter Thursday eve
ming.
N3r ard Mrs FAY! -, rest and chill
,lr.n visited q, Mrs. i'"rmntts Saturday
evening
Suye. II II. Murphy visited Lamps
Vile Srhn,l ON" day last week
MIR. and Mrs. oscar Hatcher and chill
,irrn visited at 7. J. Hatrh"r's Sunday.
riar"rr" Hatcher called AT Waiter
W,nrl"rS Friday evening
Sanford Milhoan WAS u caller At
tn .nrsvill" Saturday.
James Shu.tz called at i. u. MiIhoan
Monday
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UN|0NT0WN, OHIO
Lecture Course

A number OF season tickets have been
sold for the lecture course to be held
IN the local United Presbyterian church
this winter which consists nf Ave NUM-.
hers and given ny the Allen Lyceum
bureau of Lima Ohio. The first num-
her being held on last Saturday eve
ming. the entertainers being the All
press All Star company which consists
Of two ladies and one man, the enter
,ainment being mostly instrumental
music on tho violins. piano. cornet and
bass viol. together with several vocal
solos and few readings.
Social Success
The cakewalk and box social held in
the local school house on Friday eve
ming was decided success. large
number were In attendance and large
sum was realized which goes toward
the pu-cha sing OF talking machine
for the school rooms.
Miss Emma J. LYLE. one OF the teach
ers in the local school. attended meet
ing ~ the Wheeling Township teachers
hold in Fairpoint on Saturday AFTERNOON.
Miss Doris Randolph OF st. Clairsriiie
a former resident 81 this place was
recent guest Of Miss Ruth Crofier.
having attended the social at the school
house on Friday evening. =.
Mrs. Harold Taylor and son william
"nturned To their home the latter part
Of tho week after n brief visit with
Mrs. Tay!or's narents and other rela-
iiros ncnr Sardis>
Mrs W. J. Johnston Of Cameron. W.
Va. is spending some time with her
daughter. Mrs Craig Price and famlIS
local residents.
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UNION OIL AND ;
DUTCH-SHEL[
IN COMBINE

New York, Nov. o.--Stockholders OF
the rniHn oil company of Delaware Will
meet November IS to consider A merger
with the Royal Dutch-Shell Transports
& Trading company. which Is con-
trolled by tho British and Dutch In
tercSts
Terms NJ the proposed merger have
been outlined. but the exact conditions
will depend upon word awaited from
abroad. 1t is understood that IN the
prospective consolidation the foreign
interests will control lo percent OF the
stock Of the new company. the balance
going to Union OIL stockholders.
The Union oil company has operated
largely in California. and controls
number OF subsidiary and affiliated
companies. including the Commonwealth
Petroleum corporation. Western Union
Oil company. Western Union Console
dated OF company. Dunlop OIL COM
pany. Eddystoen Oil corporation. CO.
Iumh:a oil Producing company and the
Pucnte Oil company. Its capital stock
: consists Of 5.Nno,0oo shares OF no par
value. OF which about 1,367.000 have
/ been issued.
! The Royal Dutch company was incor-
porated at The Hague in 1890. and the
American company. which is corporate
| Iy Known as the Royal Dutch company,
! Of New York. Is owned by American
| interests which also have prsdomin-
atinH interest in tho She'll company OF
| California. -
Shell Transport & Trading 10 prt-
marily British corporation. distrtbut-
! Ing and transporting petroleum pro-
! ducts. owning a large number OF tank
steamers and operating can factories
| In all parts of tho world.
( Royal Dutch and Shell Transport Il
! Trading the former particularly. have
| Tong been active on the New York stock
/ exchange. hut the Union OIL company
only recently became prominent in this
market. with other California oil COM
panics. notably Pacific OIL company:
| whose vast holdings OF oil lands In
California were until last year con-
trolled by the Southern Pacific COM
pany.
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SUGAR

New York. Nov. 2-The local raw
sugar market was quiet today but prices
were unchanged at 406 to All for CEN
trfugal There were sales of 5000 bags
Of Porto Riros to a local retiner at 406
, for Centrifugal.
The raw sugar market was weak un-
der scattered liquidation by Wall street
and trade interests with some Of the
active propositions selling at new low
record prices. The lowest prices
showed declines of three to eight points
but near the close there was a partial
rally on covering with final quotations
TO points new lower. December
closed at 2+l: March 227; May 236 and
July "a.
In refined the demand was fair but
mostly for prompt shipment which re-
finers were una Bile to make, as they are
already behind on deliveries. Prices
were unchanged at $40 to $50 for fine
graduated.
There were no transa ctions in refined
futures Final prices were unchanged
10 i've points net lower with December
at 80: March and May at $50.
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LOGAN BRYAN'S

, rs private wire 70 4. f. MaSten CO.
New York. Nov. Some OF the pro
ressionals who have been active IN tne
selling aide 81 prices in the last rev
sessions resumed operations on moo.
crate scale in the early dealings nu'
the list AZ a whole offered good resist :
,uce and when strength developed III
tho domestic oil shares. a rally set IN
"ther quarters and the hnal tone vas
StSady.
Talk " a proposed merger between
,eriain Of the independent steel com
psnicS has not az Yet assumed sum
cI,n,Iy definite shape to exert effect on
he quotations OF tho steel issues on,
The situation bears watching.
Further reports % renewed advances
=, the nrIC. Of certain grades OF Crud"
oil had helpful effect on prices or the
domestic oil shares The stock market
i,s all tn, ear marks Of wanting 10 i"
i, ter and with IN expansion 81 The
shnr, interest which has undoubtedly
developed during the reaction II "oald
r", he surprising 10 sse the advance re-
SUM I'd.
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n. \. STOCKS

Nav York. Nov Tho stock market
nurs,ird is recen: Irregular and pro-
f..s,onal course today. paying Mite
heed 20 the lowest money rates IN many
weeks ard other encouraging factors;
Az abandon or local and Interior
funds forced call loans down from 81
10 - percent before noon and affected
noderat" confessions on short time NC
eonuudat.onS with mixed r".atrra''
Annuuurclucnt q the reduced redis-
cnup, rates bv the Federal Reserve
banks became known shortly after tho
close OF the market
S;eadicr conditions and anu;her mod.
crate squirt IN production we're reported
from leading steel c"nters, but failure
OF ,he railroads TO make long deterr"',
contracts for new construction aud
equipment again was 4 source Of dIsstp-
pointment. ~.
coils were active II many speculative
ISSUES, hut. according 10 disinierested
observers they made lIttle headway N
distribution Of their holdings. pubic
participation being Negligible
OilS continued L. absorb the aI.N ~
n. dealings. domestic. Mexican AMI t.n-
ropcan issues rcpeat'nS thor GRAZ
movements bur showing gains IN N"
main F.I<%wher" ,hanGeS ~er" un'm-
pcrtaut and restricted largely I" spec
!alt.Ns or obscure origin. .,t,
Mexican rstrol~um tWC,uated Ntih.''
n tor~ point range as one o. IN" day :
mos; promine"t features ana c'"N"' a
a gain ~ the smallest fraction.
United Fruit eu.ircncd IN" hna' h"u:
heavy buying causing a ret aaEanr' VI
a. points. Sales detailed "'"'"'" SnA l.',s
The farther collars" 81 ''Sr.".','
marks 20 .iar.. a i,rw ,ow record for AZ
time. VAS the only s,r.k.ms t"HtuT" n
the foreign rNrHanc" u;arkct hi"Si re,
mittancrS .Gr,udinE Hri':sh. ;"nNo anu
Italian RATES recording n"N'ra'e HH'
pruNeUen,. 49,, - ,
\ steady ~ firm tone '"a"h"d inc
broader deal asS in bonds. "9cr;N issues
as wru as standard rails. 'nduStriaIs
and some Of he foreign division closing
nj a,lvarc,>. rota. sales. par value
AZ %rS.nnn.
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OIL ADVANCED

Pittsburgh. Pa. Nov. 2.--Thc ftth Al
vance in the price OF oils within the last
80 days was noted at the opening o! ~"
market mere today. Pennsylvania crude
advanced nifty cents to four dollars p"r
barrel while Cahell at 32.6l. Some! set
40 and Somerset light ;2.G5. were ur
IS cents RaGland advanced ten cents
on the barrel to 3l.25. Corning was IN
changed at 32.l5.
OIL authorities were surprised at the
amount OF tho advance on Pcnnsyl-
yania crude a. It had been expected that
the purchasing agencies would limit the
Increase to IS cents a barrel. owever.
soon after the market opened. IL became
known that independent retiners al
ready were in the field not only offer
INK the new price but In many instances
premiums amounting to. % cents n
barrel Some oil. II was said. was being
sold at that price but considerable guam
titles were being held for further de
yelopnentS.
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DRY GOODS

New York. Nov. a marked activity
In purchases Of carpets for next spring
featured today's dry goods market. Sales
were more lively than for many sea sons
past. .
Cotton goods were nu'ct in the dry
goods division with shcetings easier.
Yarns were quiet. burlap steady and UNI
changed. knit goods were active and
ci1k nulat
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LOUISVILLE
Almost a Model

Tac r.f,'ri "I -" 'o..rI school f"r 80
,,,,,,,, o.. ,...,.hcr :f,,ns. Ear",!mtN'.
rirl, 80. hoy -; t"ta' "ur",ln1"", rs
!, .rACC da.iy a't"nhtHr. 81 Per cent
nr attendance as. ur:ah"r perfect n a.
,rr'-arre -: 'ardy .. viSit"rt :. NctH"r
absent nor tardv were: Marie Rrw'"s.
Ierni. ,ramer. Wilma ruSick. Helen
-t,us,,k Myrtle Glover. Margaret Hart.
rmm, I,udewiH. Jessie MILLER. MAJ
rIcrl,. Miller Sara Murphy, Nell"
I'nrt"". R"rNlr" fo'''' 'hfr''h J., .''
Marrl" rhta. I''l''hN '."N''" ~ '"''>
Bow les. Robert lfd'1rH' lH"'''aS '"' 49,
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M'MECHEN
improving from Shot.

,hrnurh The arm while out hununE sew
era days ago. near Flsh IreeA' 10 ~
ported TO be getting along hl'riE i'mu
nothing serious Is expected "a $3.50 ,nre
on, hunting when Mr.. FraddocN dih-
charged his gun while they were wA,n-
mr. through the NO DIS. the bullet lohS'
Ing, in Mr.. lLartin:"n rI,.w'
pr,isiou Nu . OF the Ladies Md
society Of tho NJ r. church Will meet
A, RI" hum" ii Mrs. Fred l'arhinann
this evening Mrs. Harry MCE'r"E WIZ
entertain the members of liIlSi, II No -
Both meetings promises To bclh'c'eSE
MANY Expected to Attend Service.
Nany of the members Of the christian
church are expected In attend the hrst
Thursday night preaching service ms
evening. when Rev. Fuller NIL Spin ~,
The life That Wins" This service
has been requested 10y number at Inc
members and II promises 10 be inter,
csring. Special music will be rcnuereu
10y the choir.
call has been extended To Kew >.
I. Sni,eiy If Wooster. O.. by the mem
beers Of the Church Of God 10 u" inc
pulpit vacated hy Rev. I. A. Ryier. SO
far no word has been received from
him. Rev. Snively has spoken mere
several times and the people have le"n
we'll pleased with him. aud are anxious
~ 70 stage Play At Cameron
The McMasters Stock company ~ TINS
city viii stage their first pli or ms
season at Cameron November II undo"
the auspices NJ the American Legion
or this city. They are 'IehearStnG three
times week and arc spending murh
time in preparing for II. and II may %"
necessary To stage It two nights IA'.
entcd people Ut :his city and Bcnw""h
ti,ttr
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TWO MORE FURNACES TO START

PITTSBURGH. N"v. at Youngstown
II was announced IN" Carnegie Steel
company was preparing to put tw" NOR"
furnaces Of It's uhi" works group into
i'ast this week. masking Il total OK SIX
acIlvc stacks IN IL" district This VIII
bring mo s.cel production Of the district
tn HppruN imatc'v Goo.
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1pLENEsS LESS, HOOVER SHOWS

Washington. Nov Rusiness I'M
provemrnt - going IN steadily through
gu; the country. Secretary OF t"mmcr'c
Hoover declared today. Unemployment
also is nelng r"duc"h substantially. as
the influence &c the presidents T"'ent
conference on III" employ mcnt lr"hien
continues by III" Department or COM
mcrce. lhr secretary said. showing tho
progress tina; has bee" mad" In reducing
the number u idle wurkmrn.
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NEWS Of BUSINESS
MORE WORK FOR UNEMPLOYED

Washington Nov "--Anothcr large
sum VII. H." added tn Week by IN" fed
cral rcNrrum"nr tu stat" and municipal
L. "ad unemployment
the nation. An authorize
ton .ur expenditure ~ s25,o0n.oON for
=, ad Improvement = expected N he
voted by congress rs an tmnrd'at" run"
for beginning comprehensive" read de-
vclnyiurmt. which roNt"nrlat"S rxr"nd!-
ture eventually ~ three times that
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BENNOOD
Paving Work Suspended.

owing To- iue hau weather the work
OF paving between B"nwu"n proper LAd
BciIwu God Junction has been held up tn"
,a.r few days. They expect TO start
working Tomorrow and are HOW fnlSh-
inr up near hItchman's coal mine. Tw"
new trafnr men ~ the Wheeling Trar-
tIun company to direct traffic along me
paving.
An members t.f III" merry club are
requested to l." present at the spcTL'!
meeting to l." held this een.ns
Al rhc ,lIhru"ms. The nectinS WAS
supposed to have been held Tuesday
n.i vas postponed. !cNera! new mem
herS are to he taken In ana uthcr I'M
rcrtant business attended to.
An Older Mems club has been organ,
lied 10y Jack Gatc.y: Ian ENahS ana
cash Flowers. the c!ubroomS VII hc 10
Gated on Fifth street. As this is a
club strictly for III" "I"'r nem' u" "','
under nifty wears of age VIII he ad-
inItted.
skolp Department May Rtsuns.
II * rumored that the skclp depart |,
nent Of III" Wheeling steel Iron VII.
START ncxt Monday This department
has been idle for the last three months
md employs about 200 men.
Basketball Game.
The Eighth Grade Of the Benwo"d
srhonl matched up with the '"Iuin"I't
Cnmmercial club Monday evening ann
won their first game. The gam" wa
fast and furious alth"uEh " was T IN"
first game Benvo God has Played. Ih@
Eighth Grade have good scheduie al
innced for this season and som" faSt
games should b" seen. Next rr'ihN
nirht they will nee, the Shadyside
Eighth Grade Mt $50 o'clock.
n.rhth arade-al. col-con. Club-l7
TruaX ..-..... lt'r $500. ''''''' 49,, t
Hawk ...........l /. f...'.'.' NJ t,I.
MussQIi .......... ...''''''''
Swarth ....,.h t. '''''''' ~"
Gatho ....... Il. 'I.'...''''' ''""''''
Fro Refugees.
Six foreign families who lost NJ! theIr
furniture in the firr o. ANrshaiI S're''
last Monday. are ST.. seeking nome
AS there is Il scarcity 90 houses ~ l,""
wood they have had fr"uhle In mo.
Sh.Itcr tho last few days. E"m" having
Ind to cali on fr.rrds md relatives.
Bsnwood Briefs
4 great many Bcnw"od p?"pic are a.
tcnd,ng the Rex theatre show TINS VICE."
To hear Walter ieraShty.
Sister C'ommhia, who has been tea'n
!ng tho fourth room or 81 J"hh
school. has left Cor Grafton l" 'ea'"
there. ,r
THE students OF rn!on high srh""
viii y,yn q harm dane. Friday evening
AZ \ n'rlurk on Riley hill.
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Berry I"i' E'N
,.rL:,y morning for Cleveland. O.. where
they Will make their future nome"
Thomas Sranncchi was. business
visitor In Wheeling yesterday. ,,.,r
Mrs. Thomas FIyannigan. ot Mh'r
street Is visiting friends in wheeling
Henry Wars.nsky has sunerrl a re-
lansc and Is IN a critical condition.
; Mrs. r. VI Bowers IS stu DANGEROUS
b l.. IN a, her home on McMeChcn street
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Nov. =" Reports that tanad-
an Interior elevators and railroads
would cooperate IN regulating shipments
helped 10 rally the wheat market today
after price her. had fallen to the lowest
level since 1915 closing uuututi"nS
were unsettled at - net decline 20 a
cent advance. with December Ia :,
lu"t. and Ma! IN; I" l"1'~ I"r@ gained
/. 10 !. 10 =: oats i"st " :" 4 cents
and provisions nm shed Uurhtarcu :"
10 cents of.
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N, Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling, W. Va. Nov. = q.
FURNISHED The Intelligence. by A. r.
Aasteu a. Co members New York Stock
EXCHANGE. Second floor National Bank
Of W. Va. Bldg.
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CITIES SERVICE SAFES

Wheeling, w. Va. NOV. .. -.
Reported by II. l.. u" 'erty X Go. New
Fork. through Claude Meehcr. board
Of Trade Building. Wh' cling
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MONEY MARKET

\nw Ynr' Nu,. cen mon! castor.
h..h H.. low ~: rnt.nr rat" -? clos
uc hi! :: offered a. ~: '""' ,"'h :" .
49,, Inns against ar"rptaures - Tim"
looms steady: ~ days ~ day AMI u
months. -, TO j'a. Irime mercantile
amer 81. to 81.
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PETROLEUM

iil city. Ia. NOV :. credit ha ':tn""
si0" Runs I4n?S. Average ih."tN
SHIPMENTS l3.m"i: average IS.N"l.
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k"HT RoNnR

New York. Nov. ----Iiher'y bonds
closed: ais 50. az: nr-t As sea bid: rec
nnd IS 500 80: nrst AS $500: second
ii,S s?3nS third -. 80; -: fourth
'.4 S9% Is: ,ir,"ry "a. s $40 So. victory
4&s {99.S0.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. :. 81.
Furnished rhr !rteilISencer by \. T.
Maaten & Co. members New York Stocs
Exchange. Second door Nationsl banA
~ ~ Va HluK.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Nov. ?, q.
Furnished Tho lntelligencer by A. e
Masten < Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of w Va. BLOC.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Nov. 2. ~.
Furnished The lntelngencer by A. e
Aasten & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange Second floor National Fam
u A. IA Hldg
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Nov. 2. I'll.
Furnished Ine IEtellHencer by a. z
Austen q Co. members New York Stoca
ElchanGc. Second NOR National i'ShA
Of ". Va. Bldg.
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. >. q.
Eurn'sned Tho Iu;e.igenc"r by A.
haSten Go. members New lorK SIocS
Exchange. Second Moor National Bank
Of ". We. Bldg.
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P1rrssunaH LIVE STOCK

Pittsburgh. Nov. : Hogs. receipts
1900. market lower: heavies SS.l5 10
los. heavy workers. $3.50 20 $50; light
Jorkers and pigs sass to Sis.
4 Sheer and lambs. receipts 100: marie
\s;ca dy: top sheep $J.26: top lambs 80.
calves. receipts So. market steady
$500.
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LOCAL STOCKS

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Nov. 2.--Foreign exchange,
irregular; Great Britain. demand S".'-'t
cables 339cS.: sixty day bills on hanks
SySqL France demand 1850: cables
T,Ssi,c. Italy. demand 4o3'2": '"hl"s
l04c. Belgian. demand lie ~; cables
lac. Germany. demand .5ll7r: cables
SIC, Holland. demand S4.0sc. cables
7iIIc \urwaV demand l3.6SC Sweden.
5.u,nd o.Sbr Denmark demand
ISsbc, Switzerland. demand lS.5nc.
Spain, demand 3&nC. Greece. demand
1 500. Argentina. demand 3?.5N". Rrazt'.
demand lS.nOc: Montreal ~. Euma'
ria. O6lc Finland. $50. Poland. n"3c
,'zerho- SIovakia. 0.9i,. JuG"- Slavia.
n.335r. Austria, n.h4G5".