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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
NOTICE TO fHE PUBLIC.
NOTICE 81" SALE or Or CAPITOL
GROU N1hS. STATE or WEST
VIRGINIA

notice - hereby given t@at bids vii.
,. received tor the purchase OK .amd he
longing ~ the State of West Virginia.
situate n the Cjty OF Charleston. IN the
Guuatv oc kanawha and state % West
Virginia. bounded by Capitol. Washing
ton. Dickinson and Lee streets. hereto
fore used as 70 location for is state
Capitol.
The property IS offered as 4 whole or
II PARTS As shown by map which can
30 nh;a.ucl 10y application 10 tho Sec
rotary O: the capitol Commission.
charleston. West Virginia. Lots arc
numbered crom "l'' 20 ~" and each BID
should give the number or number" %
IL. lots desired. BIDS may be itIed tor
two or :nrr,, continuous lots as q wh"!"
Tao Commission reserves the riGht ~
reject any and AL bids.
Snai"i a!dS. which must Ice acc"!rHan-
:cJ ~ certified check. payable ~ tho
STAY, oC W"st Virginia, eYua. I" five
per cent OF bid. viii hr received 10y
houston &. Young. Secretary OF the
Commission. until 1900 o'clock. Noon.
TUESDAY. April -. 1899. and Will be
publicly opened at that dime ~ the office
uc The ':uyvrnpr "t The STATE. Envelopes
,c.!tt.n.rE bids should 30 market Bids
FOR Ct?.ty. Grounds"
T.~.,s: puc-fuurIt cash. balance n
,.e,.a. ia*'l.wcNts due On o. before one.
;vn ard th-"e Years from! date OF sale.
w..h Interest =; ~ p": cent. "HNID.s
,,..;..-..,:...,,: deferred payments - BE
,e,u~-d Is ;.U>t deed
NH.&,a.ivu Street W. be extended
.vrnusE - LoyvH Street, :ac C!;y o:
.'hJr."S,oa having voted cords !oc ;h.S
;arrosc.
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S.,,m. W. Va: National Sa9h and Door
COMPANY Ind"p, ndence. ka*., National
G.a,4 Company. Shreveport. la: nor
n uuI class Company. 'iArdShuTt. W
Va: Paramount WiDh"W 'i.hs' Com
n,r.. S.Iru.. ". Va; Patterson H!aS'
MISUNDERSTANDING Company. cameron. W.
Va: Premier WiMLow Class company
icnnslrrro. ". Va; Penn window Glass
cnmpauy. rvmr>h"ru. W. Va: Qucrtin-
mo CLASS r"'np,uy. r'"rrhanc", IA
,;"Ilau,c WIud"w Glass MaHUia'tur!nE
rumpauy. DrhViS IA Royal window
lass Company, Grafton, W. Va: liol-
and Glass Company, ClarAshurg. W.
Nu... Studu~ky class Manufacturing
Company. SandUSky. ohio: John i.
Souhy G.asS Company, SistorSrtlIe. w.
va: Suntiowrr Glass Comp,,ny,SapulI'a,
Okla: Utica Class Company, Utica.
uhio. Victory Window Glass company.
Augusta, ka".
These corporations, the Indictment
explained. durins ih' last three years
uav. manufactured and sold 1T inter
state trade and commerce IhoIt tw"-
thirds II AL thu window piHss used in
the Uniicd States.
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KHAN APPEARS
At WELLSbURG
NIGHT ON TOP OF HUE
BARD'S HILL.
Brooke County Seat wildly Excited by
the Demonstration Last
Evening.

The initial appearance Of the ku kiuN
Khan Vas made in Wellsburg last even
Ing IT g:45 O'Clock in a demonstration
that lasted for fifteen minutes and cree
nted great excitement among the towns
people.
Three sky bombs were exploded at
intervals OF five minutes each and az
the last report died away and scores
OF people had rongregated on the
streets, Il beautiful cross, Illuminated
by red fire. shown forth on the top OF
liubbard'S hill.
Persons clad In robes were distinctly
seen moving around about the cross
which blazcd brilliantly in the semi
darkness Of tho night.
An article appearing in a morning
paper yesterday put forth the supposi-
ton thut there was no Khan In Wells
burg and til" demonstration last even
Ing was probably in answer to this
story
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Bic RUN MAN
IS FOUND DEAD
CORONER HARDEsTY VIEWS BODY.
FUNERAL AT MoUNDsvILLEE.
John Barty Had Been Ill Long TIME
Serious Only Few Days.

john Har,y OF Zig Run. Belmont
county. ohio. was found dad IN bed
vrSter,l:y morning about $50 o'clock
b,- his daughter. Iiarty had been i'll for
the last several years. but his condt-
ton WAS not ,h"usht serious until seT-
eral days ago pr +. Warren attended
the man. lie leaves = Wife and four
children. all 1t homo"
The funeral Will be he'd Sunday ar
tcrnoun AZ " 0clUck. lntrrment Will he
In Mount Ros" cemetery, MoundsvilIe.
Coroner rird" IIardraty of Bridgeport
was notified and viewed the body last
evening. \ verdict will be rendered
In day or two
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ALEXANDER HOWAT
(cortinued from Page oneD

cjArcd that himself and 4.ST" miners
In Kansas had been expelled from the
un;On because they would darc strike
AGAINST the industrial court law. He
denied the report that he had called
S0mo 10J strikes within 30 months. say
Ing he had called : or strikes In the
past three years and they were al
forced by the operators
Accuses John LOWS
IIowat charged his expulsion by Lew
g was because OF personal cnmlty. He
said that at the International cOnven-
ton 4 motion was adopted ordering the
men back 10 work. Howat said there
was 4 misunderstanding regarding the
motion. some believing the miners were
70 80 back under the old conditions and
Some the new He said he ordered them
hack under the old conditions. which the
operators would not accept. He declared
this Lead IN his suspension from tho or
raulzation without either charges or
trial.
After Howat had spoken vice pres!-
dent William Roy. OF the state organ
lzation. asked him number Of Ques-
tons Roy declared that Howat had
been brought to the city without the
knowiedge Nf the proper officials and
predicted that his presence would do
harm. The Bel,airc man said II he
were IN Howat's place and had the In
tercSt OF the miners NJ heart. h. would
not have attended the meeting. Roy
said that on the eve o. 4 contract il was
not the proper time to press Individual
matters.
Su5-dt>trtct President Frank Ledvtnka
said that K was his belief that II ono
party q the controversy had been Sc
GREETED in. the other should have had
occasion TO speak. Upon this statement
by Mr.. I.ndvinka. James Hoge. leader
OF the radical element IN the convention
said Il seemed The policy Of officials 10
uphold the international officials wheth-
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Mission Program for
'Moundsville Conference

An !ntcr, sting program or vocal and
Instrumental numbers and readings has
been arranged Tor the quarterly meet
ing Of The ohio Valley Ministerial
ni"n and missi"nary societies OF tn"
Christian churches. 10 I've held at the
Moundsvil!c christian church Monday
March -. beginning At $50 In the aft
rruu"n. arranged ~ Mrs. +. y. shape
uf Wcnshurg. president az III" mis-
ei,utry societies Dinner will lie
served AT $50 O'Clock.
The program will he given as fol-
low:
Opening hymn, Invocation and bus!-
mess Missionary subject, "Africa.'
The Healing Of Africa" ............
..............,...M +. ". McIlott
"H!stnry "c I.otumbr Mission.
Mrs. Waiter stanton. McMcchocn So
ciety.
"Tcmpcrancc and Missions. ......,.
................M Mrs. Waiter stanton
THE Mosque ~ Place of Worship.
Observation-Disclosures. bciELIfc oo|'''E
"lIymu--"Awake Awake
THE lhrlrS-Stokcs Educat!ona! Com
mission in Cougoland" .............
.................Q Quaker City Society
"R"sp"as!b!lty" Wheeling Society
'"Tcachings Of the Bible in Congo
land" WarwoOd Society
'EranEcIlzinE IN" Congo Easin"...
..............M Mrs. J. NJ. Mcklbbon
We only Walt the Workers" .......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Rarne$"!lle society
Getting the Gospel Across in Congo
.and'' Moundsville Society
we Ar" on with 4 smile. .........
...............M Martins Ferry Society
"Rep"ntancc ur BokanGa". ..........
..................S hadyside Society
'Dl~rUSsion Period" ....... .Ercrybody
.'Sca&,n Of PRAYER" ITO the Work
RcncdiCtiOn
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SPEAKER G|LLETT
(continusd from Page ons)

md means cnmmitte would submit
Joint minority views on the bonus bill.
4 disclaimer by Secretary Mellon, In
u letter To Representative Erear, that
nc had attempted In any OF mis- letters
regarding the bonus legislation to
argue the merits Of the soldiers
bonus"
No Word From President
Returning this evening from a trip
10 Florida. with President Harding.
Speaker GIllett told newspaper men that
he had brought no message on the bonus
FOR house leaders from the President.
lie SAID he WAS still OF the opinion ex-
pressed before he departed. for Florida
that the bonus measure should not DO
taken up under 4 suspension Of the
rules. but added shat he would not make
final decision until after he had con-
ferred with his trienes.
Chairman Fordney. OF the ways and
means committee, and other Republican
house leaders, expected 10 confer with
the speaker at the capitol early tomor-
row. II Mr.. G.llett refuses to entertain
r motion on Monday to suspend the
rules. and there appeared to be n grow
ing belief at the capitol today that he
would. there was a possibility that tho
house Republicans would hold party
conference tomorrow night to discuss
the procedure in handling the bill under
u special rule.
The conference 10y Representative
Kitchin with the Democratic members
Of the ways and means committee de-
velopcd q difference Of opinion among
those members rs to whether there
should he 4 minority report.
Representative Garner, Texas, derlar
cd after the conference that he would
not Sign such n report Representative
Oldfcld of Arkansas, declared that
minority report would be filed and tina
il would be sighed by some Democrats
who voted for the bill.
AS now contemplated by Mr. kitchin
and others favorable TO the plan the
report would declare against the BANK
loan provision Of the adjusted service
certificate and ~ favor NJ the original
cash bonus provision. The vocational
training and homo and land aid titles
did not meet with objection in the con-
ference called by Mr.. Kitchin.
The Democratic leader. who has been
absent from congress for nearly year
on accent of III health, did not appear
on the floor. He remained at the capi-
tol for an hour or more, but aside from
those who conferred with him, few
members Of the house knew that ne
was IN Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
BOB MARTIN
KNOCKS OUT
CARL BANNER

Clar&shurG. w Va. March bob
Martin knocked CT Carl p.nner In IN"
second round II :. boxing bout staged
here this evening under IN" auspices o.
Tho Veterans of Foreign Wars.
The former soldier easily bcstcd Dan
H"- N less than five minutes. In the
"rNt round Martin drove aw.y ~ pan
a,- with 4 powerful left TAB and kept
hlm sldcsterpIns. Banner kept his head
down and, Martin was unable TO hit MIN
anywhere except On tho hodye
In tho second round Martin took sew
eral Bows about the head. About the
middle OF the round Martin drove 4 pow
erful left jab Into banners left side
lie to;tnrsd AMI Martin planted his right
on tanners jaw. lie took the count with
out making an effort 70 arise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18

There will be special services each
evening next week prepSratory to the
Communion Scrvic, March Goth. Rev g
I. Wilson, j. D. OF Parkcrsbu'rg, will
preach Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The Pastor VIII speak Wednesday eve
ming on "A Stone for Pillow" Rev
F. II. Barron. ID. D.. OF EIkins. W. Va
will be tho preacher for Thursday and
Friday evenings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
REAL ESTATE ToK SALE
FOR SALE

T~y-sto=y frame house. rooms
and lattice porch. Natural Gas
and electricity. Located 1T Belle
". Va. nine miles on hard road
from Charleston. Tran. inter
urban and 'i.;HUy service. One
acre river bottom Land above
hiGG w"tc" GA Nauawha river.
Place contains 80 bearing tru,;
;-ees. 20 apple. peach. = plum.
cherry: beautiful rose bushes.
Ideal for party desiring 10 ope-
crate a combination poultry and
ruiz farm. Present owner must
move At once 70 Arizona. VIII
SCI, 1T Il big sacrifice $3.50
cash or $500 cash and Sl.5"0
~ SIOl.Q" per month. Notify
John L. Btdd,e. Belle. W. Va.
ma-l0-tt
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LEGAL NOTICE.
y o TtCE
OF Tedemp.rn os Bonds ot Si-e"; I'm
proiruenc Loan No. = @: the

Or Eedemp. - os Bonds o; St-e"; I'm
pyoirmeu, Loan No. g: the
Cs;y o. Wheeling
Notice - hereby given by ihr Commits
s!oacrs OF Str".t Improvement Len o:
ial2 oc the city .: Wheeling. Yves; V..-
g.nia. that. pursuant to the require
hrrn,s us the ordinance g: SAIL city.
passed Apr! :. 1919. entitled IN or
d!rarrc 20 provide for ;hc i>s"" and sale
81 bonds uc no ,'t;y % Wheeling to b"
known as tSe stree. improvement Loan
o" 1919 aud REDEMPTION and payment
thereof. &C." the following described
bonds isSa"I under the said ord name"
wilt becom" duo and paya5.a on the first
day OF April y. u. 49,. !" NJ: hondS
OF $4,000 principal. each numbered 81.
81. 80. 81. s.. -. Il. -. - and a. Sl'h
bonds viii 20 r-d". mod and r;,.I I; chr
Dollar SAVINGS & TruSt ,'r. O.: IN" 'ftv
a. Wheeling. West Virginia. na and
after the first day ~ A?"" 'H@2. and
said bombs VII csa~" 20 hear interest
from tie ls: LamcI day and da'r.
(SiSnedD /. :. p!;IiiiOF;ST.
! T.. Hell.
commissioners - tho street l.r;s~ove
rcr; Loan No. ma us
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WANTtp-TNo - ;&-ey .tI.es
o. pleasing personality and 2p-
pearHucc can secure 4 pcrnIa'
Ncat aud profitable position With
= ,oca, firm < possessed %:
proper qualifications or willing
% 80 qualify, Good wages amt
pleasant work. Apply n person
only. > \. NJ. 10 ) l. NJ. Mon
day NJ Iu,cil,GeUcc- olt'Ne. Ask
:Or Nj = =. Fey" ma MA
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GLASS MEN
CONTINUED from Page onO

division of tho amount Of glass :'.Auu-
featured hv ALL divided into quotas ;snd
assigned to each factory, and Srh"m"
OF price fixing through central selling
agencies within tho southern district
OF New YORK.
The corporatiar$ named IN TIC !GdtC;-
msnt are scattered over ;hc country.
many being in Pennsylvania and West
virginia, while others are ~ rh.n. liz
diana. Kansas AMI uN'Ihomt
United Sta,cS Attorney Hayward >H,d
there were three distinct features w"r.
thy of ro.C n the Indictment.
In the FIRST" he said. IS n d"i.h-
era,. scheme To- control prices through
out the United states.
SECONDLY. the pinn connected hy t2r-,'
people for the curta!imcut OF the >WpHIy
OF window E.asS by keeping down ,hc
quantity produced by manufacturers
and. thirdly. I tn grant Co-orcrat,"m he
tween the window glass manufacturers
and tive labor leaders. VIII" arc inNldcd
in the indictment, Whereby IN" pcr''tS
Of labor w"r" reduced |" %h"u, fifteen
weeks throughout the year
Price Fixing Scheme
The price liking scheme MAS effected
through the medium OF a common sell
INK agency. the Johnston brokerage
company. They. m co."p"rtti"n with
the American Window Glass company.
the So-cal!ea trust from limo 10 time
dictated the price for glass practically
throughout the United States. Til"
Johnston BROKERAGE company acted a
common selling agent Tor mo-; Of the
factories scattered through N" '"uh-
try. and. therefore, Is N p"S'A"" L"
dictate tie prices Tor ,H"Ne i'C'o'1'N'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. -. March 17.---Whrat, cash
$I4; :" $lI1: May. l.47: July, 1854
riuvrrSced prime cash and March
lGli: April. 1850: October, 1895. Al
six. nrtmc cash and March. 1850. Tim
otny. prime cash and March. 2.l5; May
IS No change in lower grade SEEDS
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FOR RENT

I'pi; E!3ET -.O u". two or ;hrc.. FUR
u!shcd housekeeping rooms on Island.
Tor week $40" up. y" injection - chill
d~yn. Inquire lG2g Chaplinc street
ma 18Th
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FOR S.N.E-t:Sss from selected silver
laced Wyanduttes. $50 per setting
OF - delivered. George IL. Nelhard.
Phone Ilt3-K-t Elm Grove. mast
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FCR SALn

.'OE Sale Red River Ear pi"O
Se~d Potatoes. S2.25 . hu. hHs. G. y.
Mly"~. S,l. y. Cente: Market. rhone
t.u,cra:r 80 mai I'M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
TOR SALE-AUTOS.

FOR SAI.E--Or exchange. willis Knight
Touring car. Tires and finish are
good. Would exchange E"r smaller car.
roadster preferred. Address L @. Box
80, Wheeling. W Va. MA I>-S
FOR SALE-Dodge Touring car In good
condition. Cord tires practically new.
Bargain TO quick buyer. Address l.. ..
Sox 10. Wheeling. W. Va. ma lS-s
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PETROLEUM

Oil city. Pa. March l7.--Credit bal,
anCcs s2."j: runs Sill: average 5000
shipments 1856; average 44,S01.
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FOR SAGE-fARMS


FOR SALE--r;ood farm OF $50 acres.
TWO houses a"d three barns. Onh
mile from Pennsylvania Railroad S;Si-
-'nn. School. church and store at sta
zion. Fine Farm land. can use all k.u"s
Of latest farming tools I" you are loo"-
ing FOR farm do not pa commissions
but write 20 the owner. /. l.. EUga,
Newcone-stown, Ohio for price AMI dc
scr!ption. ma 1872
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WANTED-At once. Women to DO fancy
work a, hunc. Materials furnished.
Good pay. stamped cny"iopc brings par
;.cuia-s. E,ursuce Ar; Goods Co.. cam
bridge, OHIO. ma lS-S
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Deeds,

Lille V. Harper and husband 70 Ed
ward Hazlctt, parcel Of land on National
road, known as THE Elms."
Jessie List Hazlett and Edward Itaz-
lett TO Maude G. Shafcr. lot in Main
street
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WANTED - Competent Sieuograpler.
Box 100 S.stersv,Ic. ". Va. ma-l4-l
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WANrDD-TEMALE

wANTED-Rctincd capable .Idy - take
training 20 taNe care of tHc c:'E F"u"
Tor high class wearing aNr:''c'. 'hF
,hose cap,h.c Of earning 500 :" $50"
PEI month need apply. $vo.On deposit
required. Address y \. L. care lntelt-
SenCer. ma 49,
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wANTED-MALE

WANTED Man who IS willing 10 work
and learn. Write business eNrer!cace
references and other qualifications to
+. y. Box $50. S;euUcnvilie, @ ma LII
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BARBERING TAUGHT QUICKLY.
Pays we'll. Clean, inside work. POSI-
tons waiting. Write Moler Barber Col
'e.a. S41 w. 5tn. Cincinnati! ja-C+-3lt
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CIRCUIT COURT


Thomas Mcqueen. -, and Mary Bur
Eul. Il. both Of Canton, O.
George \. Robinson, &c. Of TRADE phia
w Va, and Agnes +. Dutton, &c, Of Be-
lott, @.
Charles W. Beverln. So. OF Wheeling
and Grace Eddy. 81, OF New Matamoras,
Ohio.
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Get Cyro, the wonder hand soap
at the Banner-News office.
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HE HAD SOMETHING COMING
Five-Year-Old Got Drawing He Want
ed, but Retrbution Was Stalking
Behind Him.

X. ). Cradle. Il 81. l.ouis newspaper
man, celebrated his fftieth birthday in
unique way. He gave Il birthday
party and invited ~ children.
Cobb Shinn WAS in st. Louis at the
time, and was asked to help entertain
the youngsters BY drawing pictures on
the large paper hats which were given
to each child. He would draw what
ever the children asked for, and the
subjects were many and various.
Finally tive-yearold handed up his
hat and said:
Il want pig"
The drawing was started when a
brother about Il year older, spoke up:
''Aw! he don't want picture Of a
pig"-and the argument was on.
When the drawing was finished. the
iive-year-old stuck out his. chest and
boasted:
"See, / got what | wanted -
Yes. but just wait until | get YOU
home and see if | don't ruin you re-
piled the brother.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN

The Probate Court for the county
of Ionia, at session of said court
held at the probate Office in the City
of Ionia, in said county, on the
twelfth day of January, A. d. 1922.
Present: Hon. Montgomery Web
ster, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of
Wendell p. Hetherington, deceased.
Abbie A. Hetherington, widow of de-
ceased, having filed in said court her
pet ;tion praying that a certain in
strument in writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament of
said deceased, now on file in said
court be admitted to probate and that
the administration of said estate be
granted to Able A. Hetherington,
the Executrix named in said Will, or
some other suitable person.
1t is rCered, that the fourteenth
day of February, A ID. 1922 at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, at sad
probate Office, be and is hereby ap>
pointed for hear 'ng said petition.
l. S further ordered, that public
notice thereof be given by publica-
ton of a copy of this order, for
three successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing in the Belding
Banner-News, newspaper printed
and circulated i'm said county.
IL. S. Montgomery Webster,
A true copy Judge of Probate.
Anna p. Webster.
Register of Probate. Feb.
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Belding Market
Quotations

Feb. I, 1922
Local buyers report the following
changes i'm the markets: Butter Fat
which was 31c last week is now up
to 33c. Eggs have cropped 1c in the
last week, they were 36c and now
are 35c. There is expected by buy
ers in other cities, to be still low
er drop, due to the fact that the de-
mand for them is small. Wheat is
up again, wheat that was 95c last
week is up to S1.03 and $1.05 due
to the fluctuaton in the markets.
Beans have taken raise and are
now $4.0O where as they were $3.50
to $3.75. The potato market is at
a stand-still on account of the cold
weather. The buyers are afraid of
them freezing which accounts for the
weakness in the market Markets
for meats in the city remain the
same as they were last week.