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

New York. Sept. S.--The Iron Axe. IN
- weekly summary - the Iron and
stee trades. VII! gay tomorrow
An upward urn IN output, a:,"r nine
months OF ateady declines, Is shown n
'he pig iron statistics for August TEo
'otal was 954ls2 TONS. nr 70. 10 toms per
day against S64535 tons In JNi!. n
27.ssa tons per day. Taken u c"uu".-
lion WITH the large buI!nS %: mid
Angus; and thu f"m"r tendency u
prices. th!s Increase ~ output 'VrArm.
what has been sad recently OF Slight
Improvement IN consumption.
Who there xas a u~t gain OF bur
ono furnace AS m"ntr. -" .e|S"r Ntc'd
being due 20 the operation - many
stacks n; better rate than N Iu'y. THO
outlook IS for further improvement n
September. Seven mora furnaces have
either gene n since re month "reCed
tembor IS.
TIL. capacity % me 20 furnaces IN
hast as thS month came {" was 1910
tons per day aGatns; cs.l75 tou9 per
day FOR 50 furnaces On August !. Sa sod
on ,he.- ier.u.mau.. IN July The g. n
90 OF. Cv-rare to'!"wed ~" '"ss o. ~"
,esS han 20 furnaces F"or -" active
-; n ne preceding mn" m"n'hs
The s.isht upturn from ~" org de-
c,ina in pig iron prices made Consumers
cautious Buying has been ."ss a''iNc
N the pas. tor'H!Hht: a. IN" same ''me
considerable inquiry : ny AMI ~" b" .
anre he.wr"n supply a%d demand Is
h-inS closely watched {" view Of me
s'ar,!'g M cr "'i-r,"r here and .h"r"
- Finished sr"h, $50 ~Ai" "t nj; oI'r-
EtlorS has 40: changed N-' 'hcrc "re
not few rerorts G.. better business N
Angus than N July. '"m2et'!"T a
rather sharper IN Tho heavier products -
plates. shapes ard harS--and nri'e$are
more commonly 1850 ~ l.'n'. In me
chicago district A number ~ 'atc trans
actions would feure ou. r"nSid"rRh.y
lower &, reduced 20 40 FIT shurgh base
The lighter rrrhVc'S--sr""'s TN D'a'e
and wire havs made q better showing
n tho orders OF 'he past tw" weeks
The Fading ehHr, and IN plaza interest
showed gain II - Pc c"n' as
month ov-r Iu.v orders AMI Shipments
August being the best mont since Fen
ruarv. It's schedule thls week calls FOR
me operation u: 81 yer aen' ''f - MS
p~mand FOR 200 steel. winch - r"-
'!ah.e harnnetnr - operations In n'"'a!
working shops. has picked NJ o: '"'".
Orders ARE coming f:Um widely distri-
hu,.d sources after many weeks ~ dull
rsss.
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IL. Mr.. Gosney had his leg beSly efuel.
ed aeveral weeks ago while At his Won e.
at III. Wheeling Steel d Iron comDAiA>s
Motor Tip.
The following left on motor ZIP
10 Pittsburgh whore they Will spend
several days: Messrs. n. Morgan. &.
Sharp. A. Scott and H. Leeds.
meMschsn Personals
Loren Harrington has gone TO Pits
bmrgh to spend number or oas s;or.,x
Earl Byrd. va" has peen seriously
H.. is much improved
Nile McMpchen OF baltimore 10 call
ing Oh relatives IN this city Tor num-
Der Of days.
visiting Miss Norma Howard, mas TO-
turned to Wcllsburg.
William Jones has returned 70 Btsu-
benvll!c after visiting here LOT 10"
Kev. {. A. Ryer has returned from
, North Liberty, Iowa. "here No ms
; Mrs ktns Cusa OK and son John and
William Daughcrty will leave TUESDAY
for Colorado where they VIII speno
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bigelow and family
who have been visiting here, have re-
turned to Boggs Run.
Miss Mary Scott has arrived nome
, from Terra Alta where she has been
spending the summon.
friends here. has returned TO Beliaire.
Clarence Martin Of Pittsburgh 10 WIS.,
itiny friends here for several dayA
Betty Leeds IL getting along nicely
after a serious illness.
Miss Sarah EEEensch~al has BEEN
removed To the home Of her sister. Mrs.
Brown, from the Glendale hospital
! where she recently underwent an opera
ton
Miss Natty Booth Of Burton 10 the
guest Of Miss Ethel Daugherty.
Miss Axnes Clark Of MorEAntown 10
visiting friends here for 4 number OF
days.
Many n the local people attended the
! state fair at Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Virginia Wells. who has been
i'll Tor number NJ days Is able to Be
ont again.
. Miss Alma Parsons Of ManninKto 10
/ visiting friends here for a few days
Harry ronners. who underwent an
| operation At tho North Wheeling hos
! pital. is In serious condition.
Miss Anna Martin Of Powhstan 70
! visiting friends hero for few days.
Mrs Anna Bole Is spendinK few
! days in F"llanshee on business.
Encl Miller. who has been confined
t" his HON. r. for number Of days,
| is able 10 lie out again.
Miss Louise Smith has returned 70
! her home a. Erie. Pa. after a BRIEF visit
| here with friends.
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Columbus. ohio. Will !eavo for that
friends.
Miss Virginia HutchIns. NJ She~rard
IL visiting lea! friends and reIarivrs
Miss Lacy IIalie'i. OF Iumh"r'anh
Nd. VII return home this evening". '".-
owing brief vi.kt her. win re'a'iN-s.
Nj and MrH. George S'Ei!rk. 81 E"ft
street. are visiting local fr'enus and
r.lstIvrs for tho weekend
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Turner ~ Woods
street. will he home Sunday from he
lalre. where they have beer spending II
Nsit with friends and relatives.
MIx Louis Schmidt. Of Market str>c'.
arrived homo dd%t evening from Pn''-
hurR where she was spending vaca-
ticn with friends
Mr.. II X Robertson. 81 M"Colloct
,;res,. will b. homo this evening from
harrisburg. wh.rn she has been on
visit with fr!ends
Mrs. William Beans. of Market street
continues 10 improve Hfter recent III
ness
Mr. and Mrs Gcorg. MacGrnth, -
Woods street. will be homo thla after
noon from Kent. Ohio whore they hafe
been spending their vacation.
Mrs. walter Rosard 10 ~ at hH
homo on Twenty-ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Aldon. Of Twenty
ninth street. arrived home last even n g
from Atlantic CITY. where they nave
been visiting for tho past several ~ee""
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Sind-!ar. OF NC
rornch street. arrived homo yestesnaE
afternoon from Cambridge. OHIO a'1r
a brief VISIT with friends In that cry
Miss Selma Wasser. OF JACOB street.
continues to Improve after rece"'
illness
Fred Winters. who. Tor the past sew
oral DAYS has been improving al IN"
North Wheeling hospital VIII "a ao'e
70 come homo in few DAYS
Mr.. Jacob HARRIS Of PIushurs. -
here this week. Waiting local re'ah'eN
on Woods street..
Mr. r, Goe'1 who has heen c"ntlnti
n, tho North Wheeling h"sp!tai ror me
INST several days cntirues 20 improve
MIR Goctze Is from Sh"rrard. hnt -
vol known on tho South SID"
Mrs John Rrinkma0. "r trH So"'h
SIDE. VII be able I" be- removed from
III. ONO VALLEY General hospital in
iow DAYS.
NJ. and Mr.. + |. Rr'c.. viii h"
have boon spending brief visit win
relatives and friends
Mrs Melvin Matthews ~ Mr'o""'"
street. will be abis 20 he out again IN
few days. after = rocsnt Hines
AFR Howard Burton ~ Twrn'N-'h.r'
street. continues ii improve after re-
ZEN, illness.
Mr.. and Mrs x Cooke. Or Cum"-
GRAND. Md. !tf: last evening for ihrF
home, following n visit h"re WIN rem
lives and friends
Mr.. and Mr. II g. F."kerton. "t
rhap,ine street. arrived homo last even
!nR from Ell1aheth. y. ! where me
hay. heen Visiting with friends fer IN"
past severa! weeks
Miss Alma Yates and mo'her' ="
chm milne street. are expected home from
Nav Matamoras tomorrow. where theV
have been VISITING friends and re!aNNHH
FOR the past several days
NJ and Mrs Henry Fi"k. ~ N"rth
carolina. loft tor their home yesterday
r,rninE following brief visit h"r"
w!'h local friends
Miss Ada Golds'e!n. ~ T""ntF-r'n'
attract is reported "a be Il! al her nom
lanes Woodruff. Of Twen,N-n 'nth
s,ro,t. has Eono 70 Elkina for t."
dnys yisI, with friends and rr'aiiN"'
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BUTTER, EGGS. CHlEsH.

New oYrk. Sept S.--Eutter steady:
,-~am":r higher than extras 42j, Qt3c;
Creamery ,xr-aS a. s""tel Al = n %2c .
creamery t.rs's tSS - 81 ScorNh ara +sc !.
backing stock. current mako. No. ,. ohc.
EEEs .-reSE!ar. fresh gathered extra
:irs.s 3sU4,u. fresh gathered f!rstS 81
4 a.: sta'e Pennsylvania and nearby
,vcHts-a h~un"-T whites. flrstst TO eX-
'-na i7TEgnc. ID browns extras - Z tac;
do gathered browns ard NAKED ,"l"rS,
:.-s'. =" extra. 35Ri5". r~:riEera tor
s?r".p.S - q 25c. do Nrsts 33Ns4c.
t'ho.-" irregular. state. whole milk.
Fats fresh specials 2lIf2l'7r. d. aver
age ran co3cnta". state, who'e milk.
wins specials clT2l ~. do average
run 2n92 Nc.
Live poultry. irregular hr0!isrs % 4
CSC. fowls 81 Tfcsc. r""stHrs l6c. Drass-
ed w"ak. western chickens boxes $50
t2c: fowls lsT33c.
-Four uncharpsd
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SUGAR.

New York Sept. s--Th" raw sugar
market continues TO re 'nf!nenCrn oV
Il. liberal offerings q! Uncontrolled
sugars md prices showed another De
Inc 81 "nc-eiEh'h cont TO the hasls
~ $50 Tor centrifugal Win sa.-S or
So uun bags "f Philippines and 10 Oco
bass 81 lurt!o RiCaS reported AT ina
alrIs ,ubRu Urrc unchanged AZ $40"
Tor centrifugal. tut +" sn.es "er" re-
ported.
The further weakness n m" spo'
lnarkr, ed - renewed selling In "a"
sugar futures by trade and commission
houses with losing prices 10 10
points net lower. although the N"'nme
a. husipess VAS Ugh September
closed al 2snc. december .5H". March
sc. and May 2.tI".
The weakness In the spot markr' was
responsible for the decline OF IL points
IN the price of refined with !ocai re-
timers now Listing on the basis OF Ior
for fine granulatel
Refined futures wer" quiet but prices
were easier IN sympathy with the DO
elmo IN the spot market and closing
prices wer. to % POINTS ret lower.
Trading was confined to the lhecembe!
and May positions. September closed
at 500 december soc and May $3.50.
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\. !. STOCKS

%
New f''". -,
me-, eco. .,-...,,.. no.
o -" "a..,ns ,a-.T. =, ....,. e ~.
".s. a.l,.,.s w. b. 49,. .,.;c or egg
dlTn.,,.- ,.rra t,...- u.,tN.... Ir.h'r
".tr, -; ,-., ,...,,. r'...., -. r.o.N.,
80 g.. 49,, 49,. ......... ALTHOUGH
sSIS'S :. 49,, ,.".., - .... r,...sh *.
I.., .-.. ,-. - Ns.Hs -
1870. 30 .n.,.... ,......,...., ,,:.~ -.
SHs',.,'' so.- ,...... n...7,,oa
- E.m.,y.. ..r,l,.I .,,,i.,rr.:. yvu.
d,,,ors
~.,....
nss'''"'''N"' .., ,.,...
maj No ..., ,,.. ..r
set oa"N $50 S..-',s =, ' ~.
operation - '''"'. -,.,,
Sersa. was ''s"'c4 - s.
tion from II" te,'"- '''.'.'.'''' 49,
vance
Cams exc~~@e. - "~s:'"' n; -" '"'
ret, but market LADDERS SOON ""ie'"I""
a backward tr"3! N'''"s 40 "''''-
ren:s "a We. "a che''''''',S. ;'r.'.'E"r :
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCKS

chicago. Sept. S...Ca:tl. r",cl;'~
s.nnO heavy breG steers du,i: warnings
an dhandy Weights strong. snn's high
or: top warnings i02I: bulk beef s'"'rs
s5nGa75: hulx fat cows anal h"tf,~a
4?ST65N: Gamers and cutters @%pT ~.
BOLOGNA bulls &751G -. h"c' '1i.!s
t50I575 veGi calves weak to IS ""'I'|
lower. considering sorts. hu'k $50 d.
1900: heavy calves. H.,u"St U'!sa!Nah." {:
stockers and feeders steady.
Hogs receipts 5000. active - {" IS
cents higher than yesterdays average:
mixed packing grades up most. hulH
light, and Hight butchers SIS 2 ?2": bulk
packing COWS 67b 47j7. PIGS Is u 81
cents higher. bulk dc"jrahl"S SO0gr S"5
Sheep receipts 2".n"n. fat lambs IS
70 SO cents higher. tap Westerns a..
bulk ?Nn 10 9@5. top natives 9"N; hulk
so5Ts5N: .ro' sheep and feeder lambs
strong To - cents higher. hulk IN, ma.
1.-Two cows So" to ~. h"s' '""ier !am"a
725
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SAERRARD
Will CIV. chIeiM Supper.


Tn. WohTn's Phila,hea class ~ this
Bcthich"m Union SUNDAY school Will
give chicken supper and haIaar At the
chnPe! on Wednesday evening. septem.
h"r H. Supper Will he served through
on the evening beginning At J:3e
O'Clock.
sherrard Briefs.
The Alien Grove Presbyterian church
will be renpened for services on Sunday
after being closed TWO weeks for repa irsS
and paint. Sunday school will BE- held
at o'clock and there will be no
preaching service.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Murr!n. dauEh-
ter. Miss Bessie. and son. Thomas. Of
cleveland. and Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Kraft
al Wheeling. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. y, " Garvin on Monday.
The Nj. Oi:vett Ladies Aid SoeietS
will g:yc 4 chicken supper In the hall
Thursday evening. September -.
party cCompoaed OF the following
persons has returned from a motor trip
10 rolnmhus and westerville. O.. where
they visited relRtives: Mrs. Daisy Meri-
mar and daughter. Mildred Mr.. and Mrs..
Lawrence Mctomhs. and Mrs. Roy
Yates. Of Warwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin MARBLE and little
daughter. Virginia Grace. Of Carnegie.
Pa. VISITED ut III. home OF T. Montgom.
cry on Wednesday.
Mrs. Harriet Cunningham. Of woods
dale has returned home after visiting
her sister. Mrs Mary Talhert.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis DORSEY. Allen
McCombs ami Elmer Gardner have, re-
turned from columbus. where they at
tended the Ohio State Fair last week.
MISS Matte wilson was IN tguest ~
her sister. Mrs. r. f. Cook. Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs Bell. Ralph. Of McKsesport Is
visiting at the home Of l.. W. Bromer at
bethlehem.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Littleton and
Mp Warren Snyder. Of Philadelphia.
and Mr.. md Mrs. q. II. GarGin. Of
Wheeling. visited nj the n. ". Garr!n
home on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. II Schubert. 81 Mo-
zart were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Bender. Of nixon's Run. on Monday
Tho Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
vii meet AT the VI. F.. parsonage On next
Wednesday afternoon.
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SOUTH S|DE:
CITY DAY ATTRACTS
MANY TO STATE FAIR


'N'!"'" 81 .! "''''iH's ~ '"e
"''' H''e T"f ASSOC Ia '"''
l'S,', N". '",'' ""e ~ 'ne A'kNN.
,'""NN '""' "'S ever "'''"''" any '"
III" past events WEI" '"S'h' al nv
TAT yesterday AZ yesterday was city
"HN''I IN PfeN"r'"o t0a' MS account
10Y IN" I"rA" oihoer 81 r'"p'" "h'
'"'N II '"e e'en' ana can oe We"
,nt''nA,ea mat many NJ we 'r""h we're
rom N" south S."N All Ni"i"S. barber
'""PS and "'h"' h"S'hrS" n'''eN II IA"
H"Hth SinN ''"S"" 'h-'r Doors a. n""p
'" A''o" eN"rA"r =" axe iar' ~ -"
'Fir and even 'nrind"d ~" shutting
GOWN "' several factories 7" ago"
h" "'nr.",""S -" "d'a",'S" >" attend.
Many ''c" p""r'" ra'Nr" NOR ha%R+'
an" P''l,''e' !" S'"N a. ne s''"t"N III"
'''''" ~ ~" d"' an" r""""'' i" mess
IN" n'S"' >''N>. presume" INA
'h'E~ hi'h""' VIII a'S" '"HH par ~
N" lair again '"da! az - - 'a.i t' I"
-" h'"N' '''e''N''"E ever Wa" WI" III"
-" W'rar':"rS az" different ever! day
~ ''Uo''"" - '"' 'a' "'N W 'Hr
"'"n'' y : expected 'hh' iarke gro"
VIII "''"hH oh '"Nt III, ~ ~ "n"e' ~
'"r"H'IhE feature '"F ga "ro"E WA ne
n" h"'" racing ana 'h'S E'""rd''!
F"''S L"rIe crown,
Repair FIumo ins ehop
me pi"nNHE enuP """'o y! ri'"
"''k "'' "e' N"'~" ~ "'o'' WV"
r'ra me-" an" repaired ",h EeIA.
'"""h'S '''"s INV"
H'"'" '"'''' Inc my - ''"
p'""h '''"' WI w" 'u'7''' u'"
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"h'ch WI" u" III 'eN ."H'
n" NN'''""ee al" wv It.. '.-
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~" 'HFd S'r, ,losh W. ~,
NV '".,' ,'I, ,hon, .or,
'"e WIN VIZ IS,.,
''he "e''!N "a" 'epn
hepAn0hhS OAa
10 Nhe'I!ns ','''
r"iHNS "n' IN" o,h p",es y" '''"|
e'r""' nho ar" T"p'"r'"k '"e'n WV" n.
"""S n" 'h'he "' jaw w."
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r'''H n''" "''' III" t. " '"''' '"''
'''"'"'H
F"'ihH
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'''.'"h streets. me WI" =, r'"II"s
'"h''"'" require" NV ~. ','',
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CHICAGO GRAIN

''h!,as". S"pt Nh"Hi V".""A ave.
aged ever 90. ~ Eoai.! vc Trad" here
today :nT good HH;t - n" day hu'
ra.G"i Very shUrpN n"a' -" clos" AMI
at 0Hr I'm" he deferred deliveries w-i-
higher han ycS'rrhhr's rn'~h. S-itrn,-
ke- w""tt showed NOR" strength tlIn
peccmn"r. TnH'Ue vain f'r 'a~ day Of
Na.t 4. r"lt over last lIEats rn!sh
Wh'.. I, "u..'~i =. =" Ms 'h- Same ~
Re day rrelip"s.
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LOGAN b BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

n yprivate wIr" 10 A. r.. Mastcn & co.
New York. Sept The general has
mess situation scans 70 he shaping
In very cheerful l'sht and stock mar.
Eet prices have not 10y any means dis-
counted the changed order "r things
We therefore. b"hCV" hat security
prices or. IN n position G." move 'ii,-
ward IN rather vigorous fashion AMI
upward pric" trnd"ucisS may hc be"ome
very conspicuous any day
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ANrHRACITE aAINs

Washington. Sept. S--Pr"ducuon Of
soft coal IN The United States IN The
week ended August - was 1.II".op"
tons. agains, 7.7l3.ON0 tons in Ihs weak
ended August 20 ard ll.as%. on" tone In
N. week ended August q. 1920. accord
ing 70 tho GeoloEicRl Survey. For tho
calendar ,.ar Ia date the output Of soft
coz amounts 20 "j1.G;3 h00 IONS. com
rar-d with 2t2.n29.uUO tons N tho sd ne
"A
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RAILWAY INCOMES GAIN

Washington. Sept. Tho combined
"prrts Of 1872 class | railroads for July
show a total net operating income OF
tsS.tjl.0V". compared with a dcAc!t or
81 az OOu \, the t.mc these hGures
ucrs made public II CLASS ! railroads
had no, submitted their return When
tnOv arr in. II - cspecr~d tho total Will
T." a, least n.on0 400 and may reach
S-S 400 GOO
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TO INVESTIGATE RAILROADS

boston. Sept. Senator David
Walsh has addressed a letter n Cover
nor uoN ~ ,his STATE Urging hat inc
governors 81 Al 'he New EnEh"d t'ates
in\eSUgR'" m" fInHnc!a! d.Nculties or
Their railroads With a View 4" finding \
are for them.
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
SALES TAX GAINS SUPPORT

Wash!ngion. Sept. E--AdvuCatrS "f
K"u"rai SAtrs TAX. u vas said today, are
fading support among members ~ me
sNuute finance committee and adm'ni~.
t-a'tnn leaders. Secretary Mellon - re -
Iorfol - have expressed appr"vn Il!
iHn sues TAX plan outlined bv Senator
Su."'t Na' with tho recommendation II
he hid IN allegiance until newt ycnr.
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK. Sept. d-Cotton goods
trading opened up slightly oday on
higher price levels. Some print cloths
rose :, cent yard Yarns we're unse't-
Tod. hurlaps firm. and raw silks ste1dH.
Carpets auc;.oned slowly, with prices
fairly wei maintained.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New YORK. Sept. $. Prime m"rcanu'"
paper 6G6n. Exchange irregular
sterling 6O-day hills and commercial CO.
day halls on banks 2.fS: commercial So
lay hills. 3677s demand. 372x cables.
Francs. demand. 18c. cahIcH,
;E2is ReiRian fiarrs. demand. 1.E'1
cables, 20 Guild"rs demand. 3l%4
cables. 81 % I.Irr.h"mand. I3f. cal bios.
t37I.. Marks. demand. l.n0i1 cables,
l"i Greece. demand. i62 sweden, de
n.,nh 2lfb NORWAY. demand. l3.hi.
Argentine. demand, 3".15. brazilian. do
n,Hud. i275 Montreal. AOIs per cent
DISCOUNT. Government bonds steady;
r.tr"Rh bonds rrm. Time loans caster.
50 days. % days s months. 6xTG Per
cent
Cali money steady: high ~ low 5:
ruling rate ! u ,ast loan s: closing bid
s. offered at 5la Call loans against ac-
cer'an"eS s
Rumania. demand. ~. Jug"-Sla via.
n.iGi. CHecho- Slavia. | 20: Poland. O.o375:
Austria. oil: Finland. l.So
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.-wheeliing Ste.l Corr. Ptd. 49,
Transfer books c.osr Sept. ! for reg
ular az cash dividend payable pc'. |.
Wheeling steel Corp. I'D. p
Transfer books close Sept. rs tor reg
uIRr ?'ac cash dividend payable Oc'. !.
NOTICE
The Wherilng stock Exchange Will re
closed from Friday Sept. 2Dd. Gnhl
Tuesday, Sep. 6th.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. Sept. k-Whca: cash and Sep.
TENDER Sl21: nccrnhor t.li'- - 81.
,loversc~d. prim" cash. october and
p.c.mher $50. March 81 -
Als!ke. prime cash. lacH. $..45 !9-l
1855; October E.6Q: December Ass.
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'NECHEN
Football Tam.

IootbAll ToAm.
McMeChen football team will meet
this evening at o'clock for practice.
and vii! also meet Sunday afternoon At
O'Clock. Coach Burke will put tho
ads through some hard practice so
that the team may be selected by the
latter part Of this week
Choir 1AhsArBAl
Members Of the choir OF til. VI. F.
church will meet in tho church parlors
this evening for rehearsal. The regu-
lar choir has now taken place OF the
children's choir.
Entertained Society.
Members Of Division No. Of tho
Ladies' Aid society Of tho NJ. f. church
wera pleSpantly entertained last eve
ming by Mrs. John Weekly OF seventh
street. After disposing Of a few bust
ness matters tho remainder Of the eve
ming was spent In a Social time. A
dainty luncheon was served at a late
hour
Removed home from hospital.
Tho many friends Of Mr.. John Cos
ney will be glad 10 learn that he has
been removed from the Ohio Valley
General hospital and is improving nice
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Stocks
LIBERTY BONDS

Sew YORK. SORT i.;he-.v bonds
closed. %'.s s., - tgs: - SS7.7S bid
seC"ud l. $50. Gr$t 49, s>7.gt: sec
ond 4trs So 40. .ht~d Iits 500
fourth 49, So. Ntc'orr IS 500 n6:
Victory 49, $99.0S.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Sep :. ~
Furnished THE lntelligcncer by 4. E.
Nas;cu & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange Second floor National Bank
~ u Va Sltg
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Whseuac. " Va. Sep :. -.
FURNISHED The lUtc.USvGHHr D. 4. +.
Nas:en * Go. members New York Stock
Exchange Second nOoc National. Bank
of W. Va. RldS.
STOCKS. Open High, Low Clos"
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PNrHoLEUM

~! cry Pa Sa7c. s--'-HGtc balances
s325: runs 22..22. avH-,g" +!.fl6 shi7-
rrents $500. average 55.nns.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

WAe...:E. w Va. Sept. -
FURNISHED The lut"l!!srncer bS a. =
= lS'r'. n %. members New ork St"'H
-. hLUge. $rrr"d toJr Nations! h"hA
al.
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n. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. Sept. s. a..
FURNISHED The lnteIi.Gencer BY A. =,
MaS;en 4 Co members New YORK STOCK
ENcAanSe. Second door National banA
- u N lRlIY
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wanc.iaS ". Va. Sept. s. IL.
Furn:sael The lntelnsencer by A. 6.
Na<,~n < Co.. nI-mN-IS New York Stock
I>,Elnse. .Seroul floor National Bank
90. W VA B,hS.
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LOCAL STOCKS

whaelins W Va. Sep. :, -.
paIly quotation n., Wheeling stock
Exchange Compiled FOR The lntc!l'
genc.r.
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0-P-P-o-R-T-C.N.I-T.Y
ISTELLIGESrEH WANT ADJ.
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slonahsr Remains 10 Cameron

Tho remains OF Mrs Floyd SlonakSx
S. we'll known woman II Marshall
street who hlsd TUESDAY afternoon VI!
r. sen, over the - 20 morning train %
Car.ron wh.rA hur:a' wi! 'ake r,scs
Funeral services were held last evening
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Council Meets Tuesday

Tho regular semi m"nth.N meeting or
The Renwood council will oe h".h next
Tuesday evening ut the city hal, th''
meeting h"!nE chiefly to audit hnd mp
prove the city payroll which vii! ho
distributed on Wednesday Other I'm
portnnt business vii! also he acted uron
and all members are requested n at
tend
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Street Car Rails Lad
Complains About Buses

Tho IntelliEencer wha complained tc
Yesterday regarding the Renwood buses
One complainant states that had lanEu'
axe is used hv soma OF tho passengers
and that on different orca Sions men or
the buses think nothing 81 pulling out
A bottle ri any time and drinking In
the presence o. the other passengers.