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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-21
MASONIC NOTICE

A called meeting of Alexandria
Washington Lodge, No. %. a. y.
and A. M. will be held in Masonic
Temple, Friday, October 22nd.. at 3:15
y. NJ, to attend the funeral of our
late brother. W. c. Bruin. BY order
Of the Worshipful Master
A. 6. UHLER, Secretary.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-01

them that there were two reasons
why he changed his mind ana remain
ed in office with a reconstructed min
istry He said
"One is the political circumstances,
both internal and external, which do
not permit of ministerial change at
this moment, and the other is the
gracious order OF His Majesty that !
continue my service. The war in Eu-
rome is still in progress and it's state
is such that no one can tell when il
will terminate. While Japan is not
actually engaged, she is one of the
beIligerents. Needless to say, the
difficulty of our diplomatic dealings
from now till peace is restored in Eu
rope will be great.
In spite of adverse criticism in
some quarters, / do not see why oul
recent negotiations with China should
be called a failure. ! believe the PEG
pie share this view of mine and o
my colleagues.
THE Cabinet has adhered TO the
uolicy of not borrowing money fol
financial necessities and has endeav
ored to root out all the evils arisin.
from the borrowing policy as follow
ed by ministries in the past be
lieve this financial policy of the gov
eminent too, has been and is still ap
proved by the majority of the people
The Premier expressed sympath,
for Viscount Oura, the home minister
who resigned because Of the briber
affair. He did not want to uphol
Viscount Oura, but he did think mi
motive was pure. and that ne con
mitted his blunder in order to destro
/ the evil influence of a big politica
party.
In conclusion Count Okuma decla
ed he firmly believed his cabinet Ell
ioyed the confidence of the people
Some theorists were denouncing hi
act as against the principles Of col
stitutionalism but he had decided {
stay under a strong moral convictio
which he deemed higher than abstra,
theory of constitutionalism He saic
I'I believe those who grasp the polit
cal circumstances of this country. Il
ternal and external viii approve nj
act"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-01
COMMISSION
MAKES FIRST REPORT
ON BELGIAN NEEDS
Remarkable Feature Is BeIgians'
Efforts Toward Self Help;
Some Pertinent Details Of
Work Involved.

LONDON Sept. 3O-The first com
plete report Of the Commission for
Relief in Belgium, covering the first
eight months of its existence, reveals
that in income and expenditure the
organization forms the greatest re-
lief movement of the history The
Commission has collected and disburs-
ed fifty million dollars, fifteen million
of which has been contributed i'm the
form of money or gift food by the peo-
pie of the United States and the Brit
ish Empire and Belgium itself The
bulk of the income has come from 9th
or than purely philanthropic sources,
but the raising Of this enormous sum
has been exclusively the work OF the
commission, which by financial ar
rangements with Belgian individuals
and institutions, exchange or currency
with Belgium and a system of proyid-
ing the solvent Belgian inhabitants,
has maintained the entire population
of a nation for almost a year
A remarkable feature of the report
which has hitherto received but little
notice is the effort being made by the
Belgians to help themselves. over
/ fifty per cent of the money expended
| by the commission i'm benevolence IS
being furnished by Belgians abroad,
and a large amount is being supplied
, by Belgians in Belgium
In discussing the report Herbert C.
Hoover, Chairman of the Commission
I said: ct may cause more surprise
among Americans, who believe thai
the United States is provisioning the
Belgian and French people i'm the
track Of war, that only something over
six million dollars in food. clothes and
money have come from the United
States However, the American public
should realize that the commission i'm
/ its organization, working personnel
and political aspects is distinctly
American The American charitable
support, so clearly and promptly Civ
en-, came at the very inception of the
/ movement when such backing was
vital to the success of the organiza-
/ ton in giving it time to build. Thi.
support gave the commission its foun-
dation from which it acquired tho
moral prestige that enabled it TO Sc,
cure vitality necessary concessions
from the various belligerent govern
ments Nor is the necessity for tho
valued support at all over The prob.
lem becomes more difficult every day
for the number of destitute has i'm
creased from 1000 600 last Octobe,
to 2,75OOOO i'm June, and now grows
at the rate of 100000 a month. AnC
our resources large as they are cannot
keep pace with the need if the char
liable public loses interest in oui
work. Moreover, the continued sup
port of America is necessary to pro
vide the Commission with the mora
prestige as an American institution
which il now possesses il. the sigh
of the warning Powers, and the main
tenance Of this prestige can only be
secured by the continued sentimental
and practical backing of the American
people"
The report includes detailed state
ments Of the commissions work. such
as complete accounts of the disposi
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-01

NEW YORK

ny II y :" #
,sing quotations. sept 30, 1910
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-01
(ey Levy Bros.)

Copper metal firm, unchanged
Bank of England rate unchanged.
4. s. government to open submarine
bids at 10 o'clock
James j. Hin to subscribe to third
German war loan.
Steel trade organs emphasize inn
proyement i'm domestic buying.
Allied loan to be offered in a week
complete success indicated
Paris hears Bulgaria has concluded
agreement TO enter war against Ser.
via oct. Is.
President urged 20 repeal free su
Gar provision in tariff as means OF
increase i'm revenue.
Rock Island stockholders commit
tees reach compromise on directors tc
be elected at annual meeting.
Receiver Dickinson brings action
against old directors to recover ST.
100000
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-01
.HEAYi'i SPECULATION
HAD IN MARKET FOR
PECULIAR SESSION
Metal Shares Participate in the
General Activity, All Register
ing Advances; Midday Sees
Shaky Hall Hour.

NEW YORK. Sept 30-There was
further heavy speculation i'm stocks
but tho complexion of the market UNI
derwent a marked change War shares
were less prominent although some OF
those issues. particularly Westing-
house. Crucible Steel Lackawanna
Steel Continental Can and American
Can contributed materially to today s
sales As a whole, however these spe-
cials reflected a more caustious atti-
tude taken by the financial institutions
in regard to their availability as col
lateral for loans.
Metal shares. central feature lnspi-
ration Copper. being the most active.
Anaconda. Tennessee, Utah, Guggen-
helm. Exploration, Chino and Ray
were also in steady demand with sub
stantial advances.
The list was put to severe test at
midday when reports were had OF the
sinking of an American ship i'm tho
White Sea This caused the wal
shares to suddenly recede ten points
while Union Pacific dropped 3 %
100 1-3 Almost Immediately when 1T
became apparent the incident was
without relation TO international con
ditions the prices recovered i'm some
instances attaining higher points
Total sales amounted l.55o,Oo'
shares. Bonds were irregular for
time but hardened later Copper con
vertibles manifesting pronounced
strength. Sales par value aggregated
S5525.OOO
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-01

Spltdorf Electrical Co, Of Newark,
has purchased for S1OOO.OOO the sum
ter Electrical Co., of South Carolina.
New plant will be used for produc-
ton of magnetos.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-01

BOSTON Sept 3O.-The market
has been a puzzle of the violent ad-
vances in Industrial issues There
was a sharp reaction today The cop
pers are at last coming into their own
and there was very best of buying all
day i'm them, especially Inspiration
Buy the coppers right here. Copper
metal Is at is 1-2c.
Paine. Weber & Co.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-01

An eight-hour day with pay for nine
hours has been offered striking ma
at the plant of the United
States Cartridge Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
FINANCE

NEW YORK. Oct. with United
States Steel as leader. today's market
gathered fresh strength and moved TO
Ereater heights on an expanding volume
OF business. In the first two and last
two hours transactions average about
5000 shares per hour, with some d.
intuition at midday. Only for that brief
breathing spell, the days dealings would
nave exceeded ali records for years.
Even so the turnover ewelled TO the huge
total OF 100000 shares. Steel constitut-
Ing almost 20 per cent. Particular ntten-
uon was focused on Steel from the be-
ginning with It's initial offering OF H.
700 shares at 19Is 10 1874. a gain Of y
before noon. II had risen to S0h on In
dividual offerings which ran up 20 1880
shares. Toward the close IL rose to SIN
Or within q fraction OF its best quota
tion since 1911, when the stock was
seemingly on an assured five Per cent
dividend basis.
Coppers and certain Of the utilities
which figured conspicuously yesterday
were again active at higher prices dur
ing the forenoon. but lapsed later when
some OF the war shares regained posi-
tons OF speculative importance. West
lnghouse was the Outstanding figure OF
that group, advancing a to 1872 on Of
ferings Of large blocks
At no period during the session did
the railroads show more than a moderate
degree OF strength and trading in these
issues was at all times negligible.
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON w Va. oct. The suit
ton county. against the Haitiriors a ON,
amount OF $40 900 1fi1r-5 AZ. 90. n.
auto and train accident III Point wrrf--
iaY. VIII b. started next wrff RI frr
ulted states district court nf rIarHa.
burg. Watson was in machine uIrr
several com panions which was rfrr.r
~ n train at the Point Marion rrunrfrr
vero iniurics otfer dsrsr. soif- -.
SEC expected 20 grow GOT of thia arri.
.Jedediah Lawier. a prominent farmer
q this county was badly fnlnrrf $40.
day near bic home rive rrIIr. frrr.. rr.-
giiy' when Pc was struck bF al aufnnrn.
~ - .,l in,sFns. a.. iniprie. 80 serious
auto directly in ne path of fralT -.
chine. coming in fhr opposite direction
and vas knocked down end run over
KILLED By q rifle shot fhrourf co. f.af
last week and which unr HrrIHHH 10 4.
caee ~ suicide ~ ere crrcncrr Iurr. Ir
was an accident or cleo ere rreHTr II
loul play An inVesurafion VIA H. --.afr
The third trial 90 he rut 90 D. W.
petmore aeainat tbe Ualtinor. a one
railroad Company. for fnrrnnra 4 .Tnrrr
cue from false imprisuumcnt eel. 80 fr.
here. ended IN circuit court today eIfn
a Neraict ~ 81 Tor ne plaintiff Thr
Jury he'd failed % reach au aErermrnf
a water famine this week raHrrf a.
a buratcd water main az ire rifr rurr.
ing station. put practically every bnri
ness iu the city out % cnnnIHrInn 20
twelve hours street cars were 81 {.
afandaful. there were no nfrrrf ~ -.
dence uGhts. and much other firrnn-f-rf
The police are huntinr for tfe tff.f
from the office OF Squire j. NJ Newcoms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

honor OF the entrance OF this new party
into the field. With the participation
thers are noS a. We r Snoesss,u, h9gss:
Trims back OF the proposition There
has been 1000 shares In process OF nquI-
out OF the way the stock was in shape
70 do what u did to-day and higher
prices are predicted before the END OF the
NEW YORK. Oct. l.-Pittsbursh adj
vices say asking prices for No. foun-
dry iron have been advanced by Valley
year. sIsss Tor the first quaraSr Of q is i
ana $3.50 for the first half. Advances
In steel boiler tubes OF 50 ton effec-
tive to-day by National Tube Co. Others
expected 20 follow. Judge Gary reports
bookings OF steel corporation and ship
ments equal 20 capacity; Large buying
stocks and steel expected 10 be leaders.
Leather stocks expected TO work higher.
New York Central, Erie. Pennsylvania.
In near future.
think there is some very good sell
JOSEPH says: -AIiis Chalmers pref.
Is very promising. IL Is being exceed
ingly well bought and II will anticipate
netghborhood OF 80. 1t will pay you to
take on some. Do not neglect the Paci-
tics. Increasing railroad earnings must
b. a o., n. Y. C. etc. Hall signal indi-
Setes that the road Is clear to make a
fortune. rake on some Ventura OIL
FINANCIAL BULLETIN-The stock
market as whole promises 70 reflect
more characteristics in the trading as
pect OF two sidedneSs. The advanced
level must be digested We think the
technical stronger than generally sup
posed because OF many signs OF caution
and large margins and reduced supply OF
stock for speculative purposes. The
buying OF the coppers and rails Is OF
high class on the reactions and the for
mer group may continue to display. with
specialties. conspicuous individual
strength.
WALL STREET JOURNAL-The de-
clines In the stock market have put IL
IN a very strong technical position and
induced purchases by spectators wait
Ing for recesstons.
FINANCIAL AAfERIcA-There seems
10 be 2 feeling that reactionary tenden-
cies are natural now. Good buying APP
pears on declines.
CLARK. CHILDS g. cO-There win
be more big bull markets. but there
must first be- period OF assimilation. A
great deal of Industrial stock has been
sold by officials OF some OF the most
important OF these concerns.
AAfERlCAN-The favorite speculation
In the low priced rails Is Erie. whose
earnings continue 10 increase.
HARRIS. WINTHROP & co. say-We
prefer 10 await activities on the bull side
OF the rails before making new commit
ments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
COTTON MARKEr


NV YORK. oct. Cotton futures
VPehsd steady. october fil.9f: Decem-
go May Si276
ne market was steadier during the
early afternoon with prices workinp I'M
70 lzc for December and i21s ror ror
Jahuary or about thirty points above
lhe low level OF the morning and With
~ ufteen points OF last nights CLOSING
nsuies on covering. bulnsn southern
SPOT advices and the increasing ex-
Private advices received here from
memphis later IN the morning said
tntt according % New Orleans panprs
March had not sold below ii 30 on Xycd.
nesday. while the closing Of the ex-
change was attributed entirely TO storm
condltiOns. These reports scenes -,
TencNe the extreme nervousness OF
I9eal traders. and after the execution
or stop orders on the early break sell
lnE became less urgent with prices
shoWing rallies Of some 20 10 2B points
rom the lowest toward midday Janu.
aIl soId up from l1.S5 TO i21O on COW
eFins and scattering bull support
cotton futures closed arm. October
AlEle. December 812OS: Januar, 40 2g-
March &1251. May Sl270
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Oct. Butter firmer;
creamery extras (92 score) 2Sd2sL G:
creamery (higher scoring) asa. a 2sL :
tlrsts 20 y q y &c; seconds 23h n Csc
Eggs-firm; fresh gathered extra fine
q 29c; seconds 23a IS; nearby hennery
whites. fine to fancy sea ssc: nearby
hennery browns IS q sec.
Cheese-steady. state whole milk fresh
flats white specials l5c; do colored i5R
70 90 white and colored average
fancy liikd14A
Live poultry-steady: western chick
ems lie; fowls iGh di7c. turkevs IS
pfessed-weak. western frozen roasting
ehlckens ls12lci fresh fowls iced I4e1
lsc5 frozen turkeys 1T02Ic
Flour-barely steady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
WALL STREET SUMMARY.

Laekawanna Steel Co. increases en-
pioyes pay between and 10 per cent,
about 5000 workingmon affected
New York Central lines for August
show net after taxes Ss.s19.9sl increase
S175.1O
Pennsylvania system August net after
taxes SlO.S57.SS7. increase t1.245,72s.
Hooking Valley railway for year end
cd June 80 reports AS per cent earned
on stock against SIS per cent IN 1914.
Judge Gary reports steel business sat
isfactory. L. 5. Steel bookings and ship
ments about eQuar capacity and prices
being fairly good. substantial profits
will result.
John ID. Rockefeller. Jr.. to submit 20
Colorado Fuel q Iron Co. plan which he
believes may make unions unnecessary
and strikes improbable.
additional inquiries are In market for
100000 shells for allies.
Twelve industriais 1i0.22, off ass per
Twenty railroads 9793. off O22 per
cent
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SUGAR MARxrT

NEW YORK, Oct. Raw sugar easy.
s.lts refined steady
SUGAR FUTURES opened Quieter to-day.
AZ noon prices were UNCHANGED 10 q
selling b. trade Interests decreased
me uat m the afternoon. The CLOSING
was easy "a 10 points lower. sales II 90
s s5 81 P 9 cm Der s2.77; March S277. May
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
MONEY MARKrr.

NV YORK, oct. Mercantile ma
per 3I3ia. Sterling. so dav hills a. ss -
demand 4.12.35; cables y472s5. Francs
demand te,i6h; cables S5.75L. Marks
1eiil1ha - Sc cables SAC. Lires. de-
nshd Nt.zli cables $500 Rubies demand
- cables - &c. Bar silver 4g& q Ma
lcan dollars IS izc Government bonds
S'SsSuy. railroad bonds strong
n &c. six months g. -
a., AN money easy. high ?. low y rui-
offered at 2 ''u =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
FINANCIAL.
BY GEORGE McMANUs

isst night This liquor was souDs which
"a Maphis was arrested on q charge IA
nANing violated the atata prohibitfor
..N; II was being held a. evidencs
eeaAn1t Maphis when no was given :
.ttIlns, but he disappeared and IL wa
round that some one had entered m
whole Of tho evidence. -
ne report that u. -. williams zen.
efai aEet Tor the n. a o. rafiroad IN
West virgins, was injured In a vvrecf
~ toronto, Canada a fonud 70 haS.
eeh n mistake NJ williams we ~
lho trtln which WIS wrecked but ,ras
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
FINAHc1AL OPINIONS.

NEW YORK. oct. I've strongly adj
wise against en- over-extsnded roetficn
on the long side
NEW YORK GLOBE says-United
Railways Investment shares went up
with PHILADELPHIA Co stock but ar
move was not "a sympathetic one There
~ new banking interest going into the
properties. but especially into United
Railways. Io-days move In United
Railways might Be said 20 have been IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct. ESTIMATES that the
wheat crop OF the United States this
season would amount to nearly a billion
bushels had a bearish effect today on
prices. In consequence the market closed
easy. a shade TO = = n net lower with
december at IS y g y and May at 9s7s c
Corn lost - TO &c and oats a u - toA. C.
In provisions the outcome varied from
10 cents decline to a rise Of 30 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct The metal az
change quotes lead $3.50 gprftcr not
quoted. A. London lead f2a 81 Sd smell
ter f67 Toe
Copper steady. electrolytic f1S25. Iron
lul.l hnu unchanEcd. Metal exchange
quotes tin easy ct f32.OOm32bO
A. London spot copper ga. futures
ll8 lFs 90. elcctrolytic fg7 los gnof
ft25.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
SHERRARD

.f. H n Nicklsn VIII preach a fhs
w. Grove Nfrebyterian church 0r
sunday af o. nrl1rh
lfean ~ fnc Wood 1851 81 Il ~nurlr
IN l.a' 81 ciook and al falrVleW AZ s.0t
halr Day services viii be- heid ~ "a.
n'nn chapel on sundas
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Cash quotations were:

Cash quotations were:
Wheat-No. ?. red SI.O4h 91.Os: No. 3,
red CSC $l.o3; No. 3. hard Sl.O4% a
l.O6h; No. hard 9Sca l.O4
Como. 2 yellow 64Is Qe5 &c; No. 4.
yellow 64965c.
oats-No. 3. white si11 a s5c; standard
304hc.
Rye-No 2. nominal; No. ,. 94as7c
Barley-52d 5Sc
Timothy-t5.OOM $50
CloVer-S1200H 1900.
Pork-Sl32O.
Lard-SS2O
Ribs-SS 5On9l2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
COFFEE MAzKIT
FoREIaN ExcHArnr-

NV YORK. oct. 1.-C0ffee. Rio No
4 .e,,se; futures STEADY. December else
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Petroleum.

! OIL CITY. Pa. oct. 1-Credit balances
shipments $3.50; average s4.Bsi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

IAhlS Oct Prizes we're weak on
We nourse today. Hcntes So ~. soc. "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
HAY AND GRAIN
auOtatOHs By c. p. BrauniieA q CO.


IIIIsbIEGH. Pa. Oct. i-CattIe
prime ts9s9g.00
-hecp-s teady, supply light Prime
Melhers $3.50 p $50 culls and commons
fl20Oql25O.
hogs-etcady. receipts 20 doublcdects.
AItue heaNiea $500 mediums and heavy
lorkers $500 500, light workers. 81 Oo
SO. piss $1,000 175i roughs S6.bOcf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

LONDON, oct bar silver 2grd per
ounce. Money 81 per cent. Discounf
rates short bills 4Nu4 per cent. three
months 80 per cent
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CHICAGO. oct 1-tfoRs. receipts Il -
900. weak. Bulk f71ou7s0. light s7.25a
500. mixed ts5o0SI5. heavy $3.50
800; rough ts.6od $50. pigs t5.00a5.60.
cattle-Recclp q 200. weak. native
beef cattle 5000 n 1915. COWS ana beif-
era 5000 h.lbi calves t1.15n1l.B0.
hhcnu- Receipts DO. 600. strong. Vefh-
970OUg.et
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New York Curb Market.

WHEELING. Vs. W.. Oct oil.
Reported by = u uartsr 4 O..
afana manhEfr. members New Yorf
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WHEELING. w, Va. Oct. /. rs.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
and brokers. National Bank OF West
Virginia building.
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Logan b Bryan's closing stock 1.st..r

4. NEW YORK. oct. Prizes were
t rryiEuiarly changed Steel was surpris-
Mesungnouse were conspicuous. but in
the raii department and in a portion on
the Industrial list, advances were NOT
haintained. Heavy realizing caused
moderate reactions every now and then.
Dut judging BY the demand for stocks on
tne dechnes the appetites OF those bull
eshly inclined are not as yet fully sat
lsileo. normally mixed lines Of stocks
VIII consist OF about IS per cent rails
an - per cent indus trials but al pres
ent the condition Is reversed and much
neard or an over-eNtended position IN
the Industrial department.. However, the
interests arrayed on the buying side an
pArently stu have things under rood
control and seem disposed 70 sharply
clines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
New York Stock Exchanoe.

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. I. 10
Range Of active stocks on the New
YORK Stock Exchange. corrected daily By
A. =. Masten q Co. brokers.
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TRADE

NEW YORK, Oct. 1-Duns Review to-
morrow will say:
success Of the foreign loan negotia-
lions foreshadOws a further extension OF
sNmsrlcan enterprise and emphasizes the
position occupied BY this country In the
Ileld OF international finance. With con.
structive factors multiplying. prospects
steadlly brighten and actual gains IN
business are now more in keeping with
the growth or optimistic sentiment. AL
nost without excePtion reports from the
{eading centers tell OF accommodating evi-
Nsnce OF progress and only in Isolated
eases. such as In the lumber trade, Is
oppression still manifest. Pressure upon
the steel mills Is 50 great that producers
bIe chietly concerned with the problem
o1 making deliveries. conditions in IT,.
respect being further complicated by ne
recent rush OF railroad equipment or
oers The Industrial boom II not alone
confined 70 the last but a has spread
70 the West and South. Weekly mani
clearings S3,6T3,s2s572