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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
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The report Of the West Virginia iegis-
awe bribery committee. or tkat part OF
" which was made public through The
ihteiigcncer Of TODAY. was read with
interest The rccOnmc ndatious OF the
committee that the grand jury OF Ka-
hlWha county investigate some OF the
cohifadictprN testimony Of witnesses are
endorsed by the men OF this town who
nave Deem heard TO express themselves
IL Is not known VII neither the commit
zee rensur~d the action OF Prosecuting
Attorney Townsend or not for his efforts
=" tie IT. hands ana his reepated insinua-
unns mat the committee was to be a
Nhitcwash anatr. and as such would pre-
vent the prosecution OF the accused.
rus grew 70 large proportions and there
we're thousands throughout the state
%" n3ue ire assertions. The person
mel OF the committee never FOR a mo-
Hent warranted such unjust suspicion.
anu IL report which was made on Nav
-, long before the Verdicts OF the in
fles az Webster Springs, and long before
mutations AGAINST the committe e
closed, has put these eliminating
prophets In the class where Ia We ol.len
Time they would have lost their heads
Ihe members OF he committee could
Get back at the prosecuting attorney of
hanaN ma county n they were as narrow
a. thelr accuser~ would make the public
ielteNe. 10y lnsinuating that no inVesti-
kahou of the false statements OF wit
htSeeS made under oath would be iuN.S-
usated. or. 10 investigated would be
whitewurhed. but the members Of the
committee. ~ they have Sucn suspicious.
VIII keep their mouths closed and watt
with patience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
GOOD UNDER TONE PREVAILED ON
NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY
MUTT AND JEFF

NEW YORK, Dec 3l.-The years
trading on the stock exchange came
TO an end with a quiet. colorless SEES
sion. The days news was unimport-
ant. speculative interest at low .ebb
and a holiday at hand. so that traders
were content to permit the market to
drift along idly. In most cases price
changes were only nominal , d. .-
In spite of the demands for stock $.
there was a good undertone. Early in
the day quotations rose moderately
under the lead OF Reading, which
gained a point despite the showing OF
a net decrease OF s35. 900 in it's Novem-
Der statement New Haven, Lehigh
Valley. Canadian Pacific and Norfolk
a. Western also developed strength.
American Ice was bid up over points
20 The best figure OF two years.
Realizing sales later levelled down
the market and I'm many cases the
early gains were cancelled.
Final prices today showed general
losses on the year. Reading alone OF
the speculative favorites held its own
and the other most active features
were TO 10 points lower than at the
close OF 1912.
The last day OF the year brought
not even the suggestion OF a furry in
the money market Total sales 1885,
900 shares. The bond market was
steady. Total sales. par value 81 .s0o-
United States twos advanced u on
call
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ARMSTRONG; MIL S
- rRoNG.s MILLS

rRoNG.S MILLS O.. Dec. 81
jacob Fitch and wife and Mrs w ~
Mobley arc visiting friends ia Harrison
McHols Phillips. Of wadcstown. w
Va, is the guest ol Grim Cross
fr,c, VA, l,'9it .qd wife ere visiting
Mrs. VIII .Junkius ~ spending the
week with friends az Glencoe
Cleveland. nyent Sunday with =. &.
Mrs. =. =. McCioud entertained friend.
~ ner nome on Christmas TO nne tur-
Key dinner.
Mts James Bryant was host on christ
Iiif@ oe1 pleasant company fufov.d the
Jay In ntllsl ttll way. An elaborate
f1i OF oysters was the menu FOR Gin
christmas was celebrated in a delight
IVY hs amer 81 TIE home OF AIR. and Mrs.
I"uh NnllcN The company present con
sisted of 20 invited guestr After sun
per was served the crowd was mar
.naie. M the parlor and a beautffui
l.tl-tnas tree Was shown. hung with
gifts Tor the whole COMPANY.
li'iNr- .'uiuE was observed az me
day. an elegant turkey dinner wa
b b. Aut or Dayton. visited his
rag, er, D.. B. Auit the past week.
with friends boz Pittsburgh
Nc.if; to little thrcc-y ear-oid son Of
ST. ana Mrs T. p. N.Galrhr. WHO was
siu- hospita, Tuesday III iast week h.
fettrE ou vcll auf IT. making rap.d pre-
gross toward recovery
vs. no. psrksr. uife and how. pert
and Wayne. spent Cnristmas with friends
at HfU1frc
T.r FcrEur0u people have finished fhe
gIl N'i. on Ode farm of a. D.. stouehra-
Fsr anil ia ID dry hole
William Moore and wife az Reliafre
are Tho guests of %. D. Auit
frnf r. u. stuuebrnhrr of gfauher-
NIIIe ~ hn DEL spending tho holidays ~ hie
home here. won't t0 Columbus Monday ~
spend H few dave
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Nsw Martinsv.lle arisfs.

MRS j. ~. newman. Of Third street
h"~ been confined to her home for a
w,.k She Is reported some better. how
MI Lulu Tempieton was in Sisters
vile yesterday
LN-Iudlc NJ. 49, Willis was IN Middle
bourne Yesterday taking dispositions.
number Of our people are attending
the Hamilton meetings now being held
~ the tabernacle az Sistersville They
are getting hungry for something spin
liual, since there have been no church
SCI woes uere since december IL
Judge =. -. Morris Is confined TO his
ton
= Edward Conant who g. employed in
Sp"eiinE H. the board OF trade. H. visit
INK relatives here.
". \. hrast vino has been for many
weeks in Oklahoma looking after uia sx-
ten, I've OIL interests. H. spending q few
lays Wi rs frWiiv al tie Rrsst hotel
Ir. j. II. Jackson. candidate FOR
ml...' % un tie Peoples ticket. went to
Wheeling today.
Irwin Dber. who has been sick for
some time. r. Still confined TO his room
on HiEn street
Aliss Dorothy Ducrr IS recovering from
"a lev days illness.
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.. 8. Baohs q oo.'. olosiur letter.

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-The market
Wa dull but nrm during better part
or The day. The specialties were much
1--1dence and some fair gains were
ale notably American Sugar. Tennes-
see, copper and Texas OIL. There WAS
some hesitancy on account OF the pos
sinle hurry In money rates, but the high
teaehed was around opening OF mar
ket and afterwards the rates eased on
and reached three per cent around ths
close. The Steel trade news was quite
eucnuraginE this morning. and Stest
common acted very well all day. Copper
stocks we're comparatively heavy DuT
showed signs Of recovery az the end
The Iron Age will say tomorrow. s.Tbe
steel trade finds much that obscurez the
outlook as IL comes into 1914 Yet there
Is tle teeltnE that some OF the unfa-
Norahle factors have already shown their.
largest capacity for harm. The trunk
lines have contracted for a total OF I 20 =
900 tons OF rails. nearly All the mills
participating" Tho close was quiet and
tone firm.
With best wishes for happy and
prosperous new year.
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SUPERINTENDENT
J. ". Farmer, Experiences Teacher Of
Triadelphia District. Announced
Eann- nara H.nl.raru

j. W. Farmer au experienced teach
or Of Trlade.phia district. yesterday
made the formal announcement OF his
candidacy Tor the Republican nomlna-
ton Tor superintendent OF free
Schools of Ohio County Prof Farm.
Or has been teacher for twenty. six
years With nineteen years experiences
In graded school work and for The
past nineteen wears hae i-nan foachlaz
Boz Tr.adeIphia district
With several candidates. having
been announced. the campaign for Inc
Office of county superintendent is now
tfnwInE inf"rrstIuE few DAYS aro
Charlie Hav announced his candidacy
f1r the Republican nomination g. ID.
StrickNn has announced himself a.
thc Progressive party candidate for the
Office and John ~ Ia1car. the pres
ont Incumbent. o. a candidate for -
elcctiOn
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Secretary william Schwertfeger. of
the Business Mems Association. yes.
erday received communication
from the Cincinnati chamber of Com.
merce and Cincinnati Association of
BANKERS. urging the local association
20 use its Influence in an effort 90
nave one OF che regional banks which
are 10 be established BY the federal
government under the currency bill.
located in Cincinnati.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations By Q. p. srausliOA . Co
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

INV YORK. Dec. Clutter steady
lreamry hrsts, asa n "a. seconds. 2fn
- creamery. held, seconds. gslsIg1.
Cheese hfm. unchanged.
Eggs easier. FrcsF gathered extras
~; extra. nrsts 80 = ug1. Artists. a5i4 e..
=. seconds. $50 "a. refrigerator. nrrts
80 ades. efu -. state. Pennsylvania and
nearby honuery browns Js. 1O.. gatIersf
browns and mixed cOlors. % nas. Euro
Flour dull
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GRANT FILES VOLUNTARY
PETITION m BANKRUPTCY

a voluntary petition in bankruptcy
vas filed boz the federal court here
late Tuesday afternoon by Harry
Grant proprietor OF the ladies' fur
nifhings store. az llO5 Main street.
According to tho schedule o. assets
and Liabilities accompanying the De-
ution, tho unsecured claims amount
to f'.625f3. and taxes due amount 10
sllf. while tho assets. consisting Of
merchandise on hand. total approx
mateiy 81 1900.
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curful - water. hnff rurfIf ~ vino.
gar or haIf fr1au0oufIf OF cream o..
Ifrier tHnlrsu0onfIf Uf butter and
te.i drops OF extract Of lemon U0U
without stirring urfI H viii .rrr .r0
nreRs, fnHf before taking from me rra
a0d quarter OF a feHarnanfuf al .o.fa
I"Nr into Wei BOTHERED biscuit rnH fa
OFT into inch squares when partly cola
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., NEW MARTINSVILI.E. W. Va. Dec.
e. ihere Will be no public watch meet
ihss tonight The order OF the board OF
health eliminates them. some NAV be
ueiu IN various places where not more
man Two are assembled and these no
uoubt viii bc very pleasant affairs. The
SCHOOLS are not expected 10 resume next
MondsN. as originally intended. but n u
70 De hoped that the necessity for their
oelnE closed will not manifest itself
nuch longer. The smallpox situation
IS not nov and has not been serious.
mere - more danger from diphtheria.
two places.
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EXPRESS CAR sCh5DJLE
Taxing Eject Juns AZ, 1919.


PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLsBURG
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling wellsburg
Leave
23nd Street, Leave
Wheeling Wellsburs
1890 a. ul- 800 q. nv.
$3.50 M 1900 noon
MOUNDSVTLI.E LINE
WHEELING AND MOUSDSVILLE
Daily Except sunday.
Leave
10Th Street. Leave
wheeling MounGsVflie
ly.e0 a. m 1850 .. IN.
s.30 p. m.
On lines having regular express ser
vice, shipments We Ching in excess OF
NIFTY pounds or LARGE bulk will not he
carried on passenger GERS
All. Lt%ES-Dailv ENcept Sunday
No shipments. except emergency ship
rients Of medicines. viii be carried ON
passenger cara between 400 and 6:1b
n. n
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Dec. 3i.-SqueezinE OF
shorts brought about a decided advance
today In the price OF wheat and corn
Attenpts 10 force on the bull leader sew
eral million bushels OF corn that arrived
VOC late 70 be unloadcd az elevators met
with failure. Closing quotations which
Weer steady al nearly the top level or
the day showed net gains as follows.
wheat. = tNto . = cents: corn. Ia +,
10 Ia cents; oats. = 20 ds. cents
and provisions ~ 20 20 cents.
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stocks
Par Bld. LAsk.lL 5.

tt1 .Transfer books close December
Jan fst. 1914
cd --Trarsfer books close Jan e0fh
Jan lfaf. 1910
80 .-rransfcr books close Zee e1t1
Igr cash dividend payable Jan fat.
ial.-Tranafcr books close Dec gpfr
90 iis cash dividend PAYABLE Dec.
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NEW MARTINS WILLIE

The Daily Inteliigencer will be found
on sale a. Agar's Cigar and Fruit
stand, Main street. lannon's Cigar
and Fruit stand. Moses Thomas
truit stand. John Thomas Fruit
stand. at depot n
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Articles. { open. Hish. / Low. ! clos.

CHICAGO. Dec. 9l.-Cash quotations
were as follows.
Rye, No. 2-6i0G
Barley. feed or mlNinr-5OR7O
Timothy seed. 00Gs4O
Flower seed-t2.2s M15..5
Mess pork-2O.5O.
Lard On tcrces1 10.G.t.
short ribs tlooscb-Iu.Z5Sf
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
Dec; sl.-Cattle steady. supply Hight.
Ou3lce hbVW $50, prime. S.4Ofr $50.
Sne'p strong. supply light. Prime
Weth"rs. 5.15 q $50: culls and commons.
100 "a 500. lambs. $500 SO
Veal calves, 1850 Il 90.
HOGS steady. receipts light Prime
heavles' N.35; mediums heavy and ifgbt
workers and pigs. S.65dS.7O. roughs. 7.50
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-HoEs-Rec.irt
$1,000 $1,000; unsettled. Bulk OF sales 5.Soa
500. light 1.6J r. 5.95. mixed. 76ef SOC.
eraNy. 80 $40. rough. 5.65 n rs. pigs.
Cattle - Receipts. 1000. stcsd,
BccNes, 500 $50. Texas steers. S.snsr
30; stockers and feeders. OOFf-4E.
81 1t.4u ''''
sheep Receipts. 10000: steady. Ma.
i've: Ls'u 6lJ. yearlingg. s.Ns1.Is.
lambs. native. 6.70NS.25.
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Money.

NEW YORK. Dec 2f-Moncv on cali
etroug range. 3ns per cent. fuliug rate.
.. closing bid. 3 closing asked 3tA
Time money steady. sixty and NINETY
days. f. = per cent. SIX months. -. 10
3 per cent.
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(D-Transfer books close Jan. goth.
1914 FOR u or 70 cash dividend pay
able Jan. 3ist. 1914.
O2-Trausfer books close Dec. 20 for
per cent cash dividend. payable Jan. l.
iS)-Irdnsler DOCKS close Dec. II for
"a per cent cash dividend. payable
Jan. ].
C5)-Transfer books elise Dec. 90 FOR
- per cent cash dividend. payable
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Petroleum

OH CITY. pa. uec. 31.-Credit ball
sncss. 200. Runs. 1851 AVERAGE r0a'
~. shipments 1Z97t average io8.-
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NEW YORK. Dec. gI-Courrr steady.
Lake. 1880. nominal. elcctr0lytIc. rf.s
Spot. g6.g0n11.fO. Lead ffosf ~
Spelter. f.15 $50 Iron quiet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01

Tho FIRST temperance sOciety in Eng
land was formed in Bradford boz Feb
ruary. 1880
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 81. Is
The following quota lions on tI. more
active wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the Intelligence by GEORGE W
Baron, local broker. aud Y. r. Marshall
manager. Scn1 Department.
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Me- York Stock Exchana.

WHEELING. W. Va, Dec. Al "a
HsnEs u active stocks on ths N.v
torE stock ExchanEe. corrected daily b.
- T. Masten 4 Co. brokers
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. Dec. 81. IL
.ns -ctt.e I,titsOurEu stacks. corr.ct.a
80 Wy n. ~ Masten < Co. bankers
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STOCKS. Par. Bid. ASH. L. $

g2)-Trnnsfer books close Jan 20.
Igl4. Tor p u per cent cash dividend.
payable Jan. 81. 1919.
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Hazle.t's Local Stock.

WHEELING. W. Va Dec ST.. -
The following auofations en- fn. MOI.
acilfe stocks or the Wheeling market are
corrected daily for The TutciIIeon~er ~
building.
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Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING, W. Va, Dec 81. IL
Corrected daily for the Intelligence
by the Fidelity Investment Association.
can.l-..
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lopenIhIxhl low clos.
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Wheeiing Live StcclSs.

Wnsshn2 Live sfoek conirfssion ca
WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. IN IL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-06
THE RAINBOW STONE
The Beautiful Lizard Serpentine Com-
 ing Again Int Use

The presentation the other day to Sir Thomas Upton of a model in serpentins of his new racing yacht reminds corre- spondent that there are signs of re- vived interest being taken in this beauti- full natural stone of the Lizard. says the Fall Mall Gazette. Quite recently a Lon den builder was instructed to put in sev- eral handsomely carved mantelpieces in the town house of a titled Cornishman. and inquiries about this exquisite but long neglected stone are stated to be com ing in from many quarters
 The extensive district of the delecta- ble duchy where the stone of many col- ors abounds is traversed by railway mo- tor buses, starting from their terminus at Helston, and the long stretch of ser pentine cliffs. extending to the southern most point of England. delight visitors with the wonderful iridescence.
 It was in 1S46 that Queen Victoria and the prince consort were on a visit to Cornwall were shown specimens of ser pentinea which they admired so much that several large pedestals made of this stone were ordered for Osborne house.
 The patronage thus secured brought serpentine into considerable fashion, and among others who, at that time favored it were the Marquis of Westminster. who ordered pair of Luxor obelisks 14 feet in height; the Hon. Pemberton Lee, who bought the nrst ana nneSt cnlmney-Dlece ever made in this material, and the then Duke of Devonshire, who had several large pedestals and pilasterss unequaled for beauty and color, made for his sculp- ture gallery at Chatsworth.
 During tho rather short-lived boom In serpentine which followed. a manufao- tory on a large scale of great variety of household and domestic ornaments. etc., was started at Penzance, which after ward passed Into the hands of London company. Serpentine was exhibited at the exhibitions of 1851 and 1862, and was awarded medals on both occasions. It is thought that if Londoners wero off, fered an opportunity or buying articles made of this material large sales would such a wide appeal Visitors to Cornwall seldom come away without some of tho pretty trifes made of this stone.
 Serpentlne, 1t may be mentioned, gets its name from the variety of the colors which 1t presents. These colors are of the most beautiful and variegated description imaginable black and green perhaps pre- dominating. with a frequent mixture of diallage; but the choicest sorts are gen. orally considered to be those which show the greatest number of tints, and chro- matic combinations are as various and many as tho figures in a kaleidoscope.
 Some when cut and polished shine with a metallic green luster on reddish base Then there Is rich pet black, a purple a brown, red, crimson, and bronze, and a cream colored, striped, dappled or va- riously intermixed and blended with one or other tints. It well deserves the name of rainbow stone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-06
Our Historic Health Resorts
om Harper's Magazine


 To pursue pleasure while you pretend to hunt health is one of the oldest and happiest subterfuges of the holiday maker. No one needs so much distrac- ton as an invalid. And nothing is so easy if you need distraction. as to be an Invalid. It has always seemed that the most agreeably dissipated were the soon- est in need of health, and that folly and fashion were the first to require fresh strength. Health resorts have, from time immemorial. been notably pleasant places. Mineral springs" especially, have prof. ited by this very human tendency. It is the pomp and glitter of Bath, of Spa, of Homburg, of Ems, of Baden-Baden, of Aix-les-Baius upon the older continent which come most easily to the mind, not the virtues of their healing waters. And today, if properly medicated fountains could only be induced to gush forth from Monte Carlos lovely rock by the blue Mediterranean. or from Trouville- Deau- ville's tawny sands upon the emerald coast of Normandy. 1t is unquestionable that their value for health would be al- most the greatest in Europe.
 This tradition of pleasure seeking has ernvened more centuries than our own and more continents than Europe. Here in America as the turmoil of the revo- lutionary war died down and life came again to have a softer aspect, people began. in the pleasant manner that had come down from the eighteenth century. to take the watsrar A -.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-06
PROFIT TAKING HAS
 NEFFECT ON WHEAT
Market Closes Heavy After Declining Downward,
 Swinging Prices

Chicago, November 5.--Lively profit talk Ing, due to the fact that prices had risen to a higher level than at any time since early in September. brought about a de- eide downward swing today in wheat The market closed heavy, 7sc to G91c under last night. Corn suffered a net loss of ss@%c and oats of Sc tokdtsc Provisions wound up unchanged to 200 higher.
 Holders of wheat were prompt to take advantage of new upturn in prices. Of ferinss came out freely at the start. but for a while bullish enthusiasm over the huge export sales of the previous day acted as more than an offset. Gradually. however, the weight of realizing sales began to count, and the finish was at the low point of the session
 In the corn crowd, estimates that the new crop would be 7s,ooo, 900 bushels more tLan expected had an unmistakble bearish influence, although moderate export sales continued.
 Trade in oats lacked volume There was no call from the seaboard to speak of. Provisions ruled decidedly higher for the most part. The tone at the close was firm.
 Future quotations were as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-06
Port Cotton Movement

New Orleans: Middling, 3-1ec; receipts 7cl9; sales, 1S4o; stock. 135,069. Galveston: Middling, 7ssc; receipts. 2o S52; exports. 17,912 sales, 1889: stock, 2s1, e1e
 Mobile: Middling. TAG; receipts, 466 stock 29,779.
 Savannah. Middling. 7lsc; receipts, 7202 sales, 1881; stock, 125, 46S. Charleston: Middllng, 7c: receipts, 3So4 exports, 5000; stock, 54,642. Wilmington: Middling, 7c; receipts, 1888 stock, 26,966. Texas City: Receipts, 2662 Norfolk Middling. TAG; receipts, 2212 sales. BIT; stock, 8, 422.
 Baltimore Stock, 5942
 Boston: Receipts, 1O6; stock, 2700. Philadelphia: Stock, 3o25.
 New York: Receipts, 30; exports, 21oo stock HAS. Minor ports: Stock, H,67s Total today: Receipts, 463S5; exports 25.012: stock, S11 ,956 Total for week: Receipts, 272,1oo; ex- ports. 109,971. Total for season: Receipts, 1,s2s A5s exports, 66O,151.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-06
Live Stock Market

Chicago. November 5-Hogs: Receints ls,oo, unsettled; advance mostly lost bulk of sales, s7. 50@7 .S5; light s7. sod17 .S5; mixed. N.25Q7 90; heavy, S7. .2Odl7. 80: rough. s6zog7 S0; pigs, 50Q75c higher at $4. 50617: early top for hogs. $S. .25
 Cattle; Receipts, 5000: steady: beeves $o.boq11; steers 5.7OGs 25; cows and heif. CTS S.soq9.60; calves, g. 25010 75.
 Sheep; Receipts, 22,O00, higher: Sheen s7.50q9 25
 St. Louis. November 5.-Hogs: Receinta Ssoo; higher; pigs and lights. s6. 250I7' '50, mixed and butchers, $7. .20a7. 70: good heavy, s7. 450l7. .5o eoN
 Cattle Receipts, HOO; strong: native beef steers, $7.50qf0. 70; cows and heifers so@s.2o; stockers, $. 5O6l7. 50; Texas and In alan steers, $5. 75a7. .75; cows and heifers. S4Q6; native calves, $6010.5O
 Sheep; Receipts, 2sOO; lambs higher. na : uve muttons, 4Q5. .25; lambs, 57dS. 30
 Kansas City, November 5.-Hogs: Re- celpts, l5,000; higher; bulk of sales. s7 4o9 7.75; heavy, s5.45@7 .5O packers and hutch CTS, H5oq7.S5; light, s7. .35Q7. 70; pigs, sS.5O @7.25. S' |0'o'
 Cattle: Receipts, 1000; steady: prime fed steers, S9. 75@11; dressed beef steers. s7 7h60 s.5O; southern steers, 5. .2507. 25: cows. s475 Q7.bO; heigers, s6. 6.50Q9. 25; stockers, s6as.
 sheep; Receipts, 140O; higher; lambs. SOS .75; yearlings, s5. .75@6.75; wethers. Ks. .5o Q6.25; ewes, $5a5.75.