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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
Act No. IS


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Section !. lie - enacted by the
/ General Assembly % the safe 81 Lou
lsiana. tWo-thlrds 81 all the members
| elected TO each House ,ouCurrlnE. that
subject 20 ~" ratiiiration and approx
/ nj or N" electors Cf thu stat. the
/ constitution Of III" State be amended
| by incorporating therein the following
provisions. to-wtt:
! CO In" 'I'y or New Orleans is
| hereby granted plenary and exclusive
power, by such means and methods as
/ II may deem meet and proper not in
conflict with tho provisions OF this
amendment:
"a To construct. equip. maintain
and operate across 'he mississippi Riv-
er. AT or near New orleans. bridges
and tunnels for railroad and highway
/ use. together with all approaches. rail-
! road and highway connections. roads
! rosdways. railroads. terminals. water
! craft and other structures. improve
m@ntF. facilities and accessories there
| unto appertaIning;
GO To acquire. by appropriation or
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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
PROPOSED
AMENDMENTS
TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF LOUIS
lana
Adopted at the Session of the
Legislature OF 1916.
To Be Voted On at the Congress
siOnai Election.
Act No. 4

Iio sen. pans. ~ orleans r.
spset.v..y The .--.l,.e OF ser.al h.uts
BY SAID city. 'ne purpose FOR ant ''r
manner q. "'..E same may D." sud
Board Of Liquidation. CITY l'""t. WIN
reverence t'r',i' ana o." '"FN',E ,s
~ % ~ ..''.S go. 90.
o. ,sn' 80. -. -, t',as
s Ci.'!.., ...'.'r , ., -
nose, o-J r-.,,rl',l, for ne sln-nts-
siop Of said Amendment - r.. ,l,,-
tors Of The state ior th,.r approval
or rejection
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,r,i....,, ,,yo-tr,rds
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90 al VIZ t'eI...s' 49,. t,.'..-
:onouTring that sub {. -, ts. ,at,'' -
-. .rnspaei ~, irc,rr,rat.ng therein
the roII"wing prov,sions tp-wit.
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S S1y 80, a. Pa,,T ~ o. s',r,aes,,- az
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IN tm t.,I ~. ro,,.ar ana : Ier%-
- - - 40 -. s.. TIilt,r ToI-
20 80 |,,, 20 I,r5g 90 ~, sttI.t
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RonS, ard tn hear sgrE rafa = inter
%, as az Rn,r5 % ria,ii's,,t.n Cltv
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,horizad NV Section Of this amendment
.hsii Sortbwith b. .old
IT,. n-oo..ds NJ I'D .rr.a r,,Ilior
dollars OF bonds shall be applied eNCII-
sively TO the following purposes and in
"a, Tba navrneut Of the outstanding
ana unnatd SCHOOL Tearhcrs' salary
Bonds OIL the city OF New orleans is
sued under Act No Of the General AS
Rembly OF the state Of Louisiana pr
the year 1906. which bonds sHal! be
called for payment and paid as soon as
practicable.
% The payment OF the principal or
the floating Indebtedness OF the
BOARD Of directors of the Pub-
lie Schools Parish Of orleans
evidenced b, note or notes out
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49,, - - - -, "a ~ -,
.,ceedirf, Six ,j,,rIro,I ana L'Ifty .rbmu-
.ao5 DaIIars EN- oo6, ,,r'.,.;Jl r.,
In the event ti'at s,ig ,r'Inntrdn'ss 49,
anv mart therrnf sham nav. hen rafd
~ ga poa,a o,,, ~ ,..,,-r.,,, -,
49, nrol'ion, ~ 10 -,l,,,,,r ~ 80
smenSment tbe amount tlns Maid Cpor
.,S 49, .''U,.t'' NV ~ !, s,'d.l .'
80 80. - - -, ,',u i'''l''I ~ w
yidea Nv law.
''ueu ~ "a"
CI me payment or IN" sum or i've
ruIuIeI iN."S''.h l'o''htS 'A"v"'"""'
~,. I'm =, SSI - 80 ,',,', "". wv I hy we
CIV oSr,n.ssS re- YEAR i9I 81 e''e' I'll
a. The parmcr. , .. q" . .; or
oS1Ar indtnteIh"sS . aue r.e 81
made by thtm 70 sdIi cry, ntnet l"h,.
hos TsfeTTe1 70 10 IN PaTnITaP t S
Ing In principal and interest ~" sum
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-21

~ The City OF Nov Or.eats are E,e.Sot
lot we payment ~ The pr. va
tIr"st ~ all bonds ISSUE "''Ie' 49,
dH,ehfW'ht - ro-1s
Inc principal ana !rtef"S' ~ a. 1.s
AHt."riz'! - az - 'e - ,-.-I,x
IS au"u.w"n sra. - 80 - -
'-t OF '.' mat one Az ~ - -.
~ ne ors per '"rf l"'t tdN ", -
'''nE" has h""n l"!.' atei -, ~ -,
/ p.Ti and Ua..t"rai..' o. 80 80,
SCHOOLS - san ~ - .'''''' - -
a'fl"-'z1i ~ 4. -.
"-a. Assembly d.! '..' ~ I'D, ~ -, =,
'"F me Yea ~. 80
E.+.. itft 'i TO- - -. .-....' as
STATE. 81. :. Is' ', 40
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"a, a. q. M ~ an
80 ... ...-, Ia - ~ :
,.s..r.f.i,. ~ 20 state
49, -S.. yy,-.n
80, ..',,s.i nj s,..F from
49,, -.r.tr.- ,,..- 20
3d.. -.yrp.rt r. a.,a ..lrSe
.-... ,,r- ~ 're bonds tx sting
10 ...,'. 70 OBJ: ~
.... .....,f r-l,-tl.! ts.sf IL -" tEr-s
....-... ....,. ...a sources aforesaid s.al.
. .... "......., .g a.. one year % pay
30. ..-...l.al and interest r the h"r's
.-. . ..-..er 'l..g amendment arl the"
.---.,...r- ar. aur-.i. or = for any
.s.-. ...ra s.av rrt be funds suNr"-
-....-...H o.. .- t.a...'.. .ar SL.a purpose.
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&C.. ..,..- I'll -tN.H.a PROPERTY ia saII
..... ...f....r.' 70 provide 'n- any $40.
-. .....r... and provided further t'.ar
.,.-- :l. aforesaid one per cent 'eit
'.e ar! rn1 -..H water ami srw.r TX
.... ...-. % La levied. o." lily -
Sow Orleans s'a. levy e. TX .rnu al
taxable property .r said city s.".0;ent
=. ,.v H. Principal and interest u
sail bonds us they respectively become
due
S.rft.. g. i IS hereby intended tEa'
al r,.-,u- d"Ii.at.on AMI aprr"rria-
toms uf said n'" Per cert dot tax al
|sa9
crit with respect - III" said 'ne-hai'
~ the surplus of TIE on" l'r cent deht
TAX therein G-dlca ted to public -ohOolsD.
ana OF san. two-uiil watt a'I s"w"r
taN authorized 10y said Act SO. or
rs.a. SHALL be reSpe. ted and performed
according 20 the pr!'rittes by Sa.i stat
.t.S established. that all OF that portion
90. the funds resulting from the levy OF
said taxes which shall be released from
said appropriations and dedi"ati"rS ~
III. Tavm'.t satisfaction "T F"ttlIlh-
If arv of the BONDED debt OBLIGATIONS
now charged thereon and there a-a;nSt
shall together with the oue-half ot the
surplus Of tho one per cent debt tax
heretofore lcClrHted % public school
purposes. tc used and applied % the
payment OF ~ principal and interest or
all bonds ISSUED under TINS amendment
that any residue thereof remaining after
the payment ~ n" pr!nClpa! and inter
est In any one year OF bonds authorized
by this amendment shall be turned over
10 the CITY Of New Orleans to be used by
il for general municipal purposes: but
when. and TO the extent that The "hliga-
paid satisfied or refuu!ef SAID taxes
shall be released from said uhliga tons,
and. ultimately. when entirely released
and DISCHARGED shall ~CaS.. To- he levied.
and. that thereafter any and al bonds
issued under this amendment shall Toe
provided for by a tax upon all taxable
property in the City OF New Orleans
sufficient To- pay the principal ami in
Z hay 4 q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
EherArd Briefs

Mrs. d. NJ. Garvin will entertain the
Allen Grove Sewing Circle AT her homo
on Thursday afternoon.
Mir. and Mrs. William Brown nj Wheel
Ing Island. and Mr.. and Mrs. George Con-
ley and son, Wilson. Of kirkwood, visit
Ell Mr.. and Mrs. Edsa McCumbs on Sun
day.
Whites Hill has been thown open 10
travel II was not quite finished on ac-
count Of 4 lack of matciRl The fin
sh"d road was gone over again and
drained Monday and Tuesday.
All the schools OF this vicinity openeo
IN Tuesday morning with II good enroll
mcnt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Mumford are spend
Ing this week at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Alexander Campbell on Wheeling
Creek.
Miss Mary Bender will entertain the
Bethlehem Bees at her home nn Wedncs-
day evening. II is an important meeting
as the class will he rcorganizcd.
Mrs. Louise Prulzman and son. Ed
ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rolf. all Of
Wheeling, and AIRS. Anna OberS and
children. Lena, Lawrence and Ernest OF
I3oggs Run. spent Sunday a, the Charles
Rrhrcns home.
Mrs. II. l.. Smith and son Edgar have
returned To their home at Elm Grove af-
ter visit with relatives on Wheeling
Creek.
Rev. and Mrs. II. L. NickIen were Wis
itinE Mr.. and Mrs. \. u. Hood of Mt.
ulivrI on Saturday..
Tho Mozart U,untccrs held 4 picnic
at The park on Monday afternoon. A very
large crowd attended aud extra cars
were run from Wheeling during the az
ternQon.
\ number or persons from Wheeling
enjoyed IL chicken and waffle supper At
Wuyman's Inn ut Bethlehem un Munda y
evening.
. George McGary OF Moundsville. has
been appointed teacher OF school No.
!" "n Wheeling Greek
Mrs Anna Myers and son, Ralph, OF
Wheeling. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hicks
Earl Huss and son. Cecil or Mt. ONvet.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Ny
crs. Sunday.
On Thursday. Mrs. G. W. Critchlo~
will entertain. tho Mission Band. OF the
Zion Lutheran church, Wheeling. at her
home ut Mozart.
Dewey Yates. who had n horse and
buggy stolen Saturday night from where
he had left IT In South Wheeling while
he was at the Carnival. had no trace
OF the stolen property up till yesterday.
John Garvin and daughter. Miss Jean.
OF Huntington are visiting Mrs. S. 4.
Garvin OF Bethlehem.
The Rishop OldsmobiIs that ran back
ward through tho fence and down into
field from tho Martin Marsh private
road. Sunday. was taken to wheeling
on its own power by Perl kupfer. Mon
day.
Prof John Ferguson. principal Of the
Spencer High school, has returned homo
after visiting his brother. DR.. ]. II. Far
The regular meeting OF the Mems
school which was TO have been held on
Thursday evening has been postponed
until Thursday evening. Sept. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
CLOSING STOCK LITTER
tBy private wire TO Fidelity. Investment
Association from Harris WIN
throp & COZ

NEW YORK, Sept. .5.-The impression
prevailed over Sunday and YESTERDAY
that the signing OF the hour OIL py
president Wilson might cause d az" ~
ward course in the railroad group OF
stocks today. but the strength IN Ma
rines. Steel and other industrlais on
set any other selling and the market
was strong all aIong 5r sHe tine tha, III.
American International Corporation are
the large buyers OF Marine stocks. me
strength In Marines however. as wen
as the source Of buying IS mystery.
MANY traders were caught snort OIL
the market and probably covered tooay.
so that a small reaction might Do In
Assav Office has received rs boxes
NJ SoId bars from Canada on account
of J. P. Morgan and 60. Assay ounce
officials estimate that amount Is IN
the neighborhood OF s@s,QCQ.Ueo when
would make q total OF S2o4.ooe.Uoo I'M
ported from Canada on present "'o'eo
Banks lost to sub-treasury Saturday
s1,Sel.OUo and since FRIDAY Si'tss.VoV.
Boston says: Report OF i NAM 10 c Ihnws
production OF 35.5S5Sl4 pounds or COP
per and net OF 3.4a-.740 or $40 per
chare. Cost OF production was @s''o
per round. l,o-
Tor output III August was 3i,p3e tors OF
orc producing l0.5@0 .0pg pounds q, zinc
from $500 tons of concentrates. SILVER
production was @Hh. pr9 ounces. .r,
Financial News Bulletin says: Inere
are reasons for believing that the ten
.6encr.r now growing N many directions.
TO transfer speculative commitments
from the railroad list. Will contlnue 10.
eon,a ,irne 70 come New demands hy
other railroad employees are referred 10
hy sellers, among whom are inclQdei
investors who point out the posslolity
OF further foreign selling.
Rumors ars current that ;he railroads
are planning to take up consideration
of the cancellation " pension systems
for operating trainmen as l. result O..
the strike settlement and 10 cut OK
penses TO meet the higher wage require
ments. II has born estimated that these
henents anount TO 5000. 600 annually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
OCk MARKET WAS
UNUSUALLY ACTIVE
Dealings We're Largo In Mercantile
Maxine and Orner Well Known
IsFueS-Aany Sales.

NEW YORK. Sept. o.-Ihe strength
and feveriSh activity OF to-day market.
which appeared TO have Its basis IarSety
In the outcome Of the railway SITUATION;
might have been moro convincing anu
impressive 10 tho casual observer nau
not some Of the better known issues
Mercantile Marines. L. S. Steel. Read
ing. Inspiration Copper and Mexican
Petroleum-made up an oFer"neiH''ue
percentage Of the entire operations. ouI
Of a total OF almost 100000 shares the
marines contributed 100000 shares, steer
10000 and the others referred 70 Aooul
$4,000 shares.
DEALINGS IN marines for which no ope-
cial reason developed other than me
early approach OK the re-organlzaton
were on scale almost unprecedented
since the boom days In steel, SIX OF
seven years ago.
The preferred made gross gain OF -
points on IT'S rise TO the new record ol
11e7. and the common also scored NC"
record. gaining to 4oS.
Steel also sold at the highest price IN
Ate history. touching e9 in the final
trading. Adding last Friday feEa!aE
and extra dividends OF "a points 10 W
DAYS maximum. established a price OF
l0llt. or almost = points more than ile
previous best. 49,
Stocks were q, their best IN the iast
hour, that particular period witnessing
q snectacular movement IN NeAlcaA
petroleum which MADE an extreme gam
Of TO 10, with sympathetic gains III
sother MexicaQS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
GOLDEN LINKS TO HOLD
REUNION THURSDAY
Lodges Of Wheeling District viii Meet
In Bishops hali-Ciass TO
Be Initiated.

Tho Order OF Golden Links WI. mold
reunion Of all members IL "heei.IS
and vicinity, Thursday q. e.. Sept.
It'll, at Bishops Hail., Focty'la:ru ard
Jacob street All supreme lodge OF.
fcers, with members and Officers @:
Wheeling and Taylor lodges VII: De
present, and large delegations rom
Elm Grove, Moundsvl!le, AicHe2hen.
Benwood. Bellalre and Martins Ferry
will attend.
Mr.. Walter Hilton, the newly elected
Supreme Lecturer. will raxc his inl'
!lal address at this gathering.
The new paraphalalia Tor ',:e in the
Oriental Iegree. has arrived and Its
merit will De tes;ed on class OF fifty
new candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Sept. 5-Sutt"r easy;
creamery. extras ,4e scorcl 35t. q 3$ y:
creamery ,htEher svorinSb 34N$tis;
firsts sir q So seconds 22's a 81.
f,ne 34G 35:cxtra tirsts 80 3d.: f.rstS
3ia3 NEARBY hsnnecy. whites. ::nc TO
fancy 45It>: nearby hennery browns
SS0 80.
Cheese firm: state. fresh. Speciats'
1sS 0Ia do. average fancy Isl. q iS%2.
Dressed poultry unsettled chickens
aaa 81: fowls l. q 22l:; turkeys 25g25.
Flour firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06

change quotes lead $s.6596.75. Speltcr
dull: spot East ST. Louis delivery So. c
asked At London lead t51; speltcr $40
Copper firm; electrolyuc ,so7.Oo q 500.
Iron steady: No. l northern s30.5n9
crn 1880 p2d.ot; No. 2. S1o.002I9.5o.
Metal exchange quotes tin firm; spot
s3s.S595e.25.
At London spot copper tl0a; futures
t1os los; electrolytic $3.50; spot tin f17o
los; futures ELL los.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
SUQAR.

NEW YORK Sept sugar futures
ire guIar with near positions heavy UNI
der liquidation and distant months
steady on buying by trade interests. At
midday prices were S points lower to
higher.
Raw sugar steady: centrifugal $500;
molusScs $4.25.
$500: mould A. $3.50: cubes $50:
"NXNX" powdered Sis: powdered $7.lO
fine granulated 500: diamond 4 500;
confectioners A $500; No. l. $6.s5
Closed easy and 4Tl2 points lower
on removed selling based on the poor
demand for refined. Sales $3.50 tons:
December 400: January $50; March $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
MONEY.

, NEW YORK, SEPT. S.-Mercantiie
nanar 4 :. 49,; SterlinE.' so cay bills
sIF1,.. demand St.T5:4 cables. s4.76 10.
Ersncs demand 1852 cables S5.sS'4
Marks, demand seize: cables 50 &C,
Kronen. demand i2*sc: cables l2isc.
Guilders. demand 40 lS-l5c: |toies
4O15-l6c Lires. demand s5.tI, cables
sS46. Eubles. demand SIC: cables
33Lc bar silver Csc. Mexican dollars
Ss:.c. Government bonds steady. Rail
road bonds irregular
limo loans tirmer; - days 5N Z per
cent: 90 days 3'4 q ID: per cent: SIN
months "a q 81. per cent:
Cali MONEY firm: high re- cent" low
ros: ner cent: ruling rate ) per cent: last
loan per cent: closing bid 2as per cent;
offered at ; per cent.
NEW YORK. Sept. 5.--Cottec. Rio 10.
16c; futures steady: September So.3oc:
March e.69c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
Sax.PhttcrLnu Co.
WHEELING. W. VA. Sept.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 5-Cattln icady;
supply light, choice sS.5oG 800; Prime
S9.?5Q 9.75; sheep. stcndy supply light
Prime wether $500 500. Gull and com
mon s3.51G 800; lambs 500 g ll:3O:
veal calves Sl2.50@ 1890; hogs higher
receipts Is double decks.
Prime hcavies sll.30Tll.5a: oediums
and heavy workers. Sll.35 4ll.5Ti2. Light
Pigs ss.7S9 1900: roughs so.ooTa76.
CHICAGO. sepJ 6-Hogs. receipts
c5nn. the smallest record ever known
here; market unsettled. closed weak 10
10 Is advance mostly lost; bulk sl0.504
lilo: light 5000 4ll.35; mixed N0lo4
1880: heavy sl0.05Gll.l5: rough Slo.0b
Iln26; piss s65o9a.lo.
Cattle receipts $1,000: steady. Native
beef cattle s6.s50.11.60; western steers
$500 e.35: stockers and feeders s4.75S
s5; cows and heifers S3.75 @ $50; calves
;S.509l2.75.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06

Cd Transfer books close July 10 for 4
per cent cash dividend payoble August
/. An extra ~ cash dividend payable
Is Transfer books close Sept. 20 for
a ~ per cent cash dividend payanle
Sept. go per cent Of which Is regular
and ~. per cent on account 81 oacE
dividends. ..
Isl Transfer books close Sept, 10. for
a regular sc cash dividend and an ex-
ira Iec payable Sept. so.
(6j-Iransfer books close Sept; 20, tof
. per cent dividend payable OCTOBER -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06

\ very interesting new invention is
beng tried out and It's many good quail
tiles demonstrated on the \. Y. Nc
Cleary farm. IT Is n most Cirvcrly work
ed out combination roller md pulverIzer
harrow, drill and lime Sprcatlcr. invent
cd by r. r. Rurdge formerly NJ Muncic.
Ind. now Of South Wheeling. The in
venior and MIR. NcCicary express them
selves as more imam pIeascd with the
way the IhinS wurhs on the dryest and
hardest ground. They expect further To
improve IL and have * IN display at
Muundsville at The Home Coming"
then IN put II in the hands OF manu-
faciurCr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06

WHeasNSo. red $3.50 Isl =: No 3
red Si.4l9l.5oE: No. . hard Sl.5l Z q
1857; No 5 red sl.46 y q los
Corn-No. yellow 81 soc; N0' =
yellow SAY SSa37c; NO. "nAee ''@
% 0sSa G white ASH @47c; stand
ard as "a 94IHc.
:Rye-No. .. Sl.2091,22.
Barley-75c9 SLOT.
Timothy-S3.60 G. AS.
Clover-sf00 q l4.0V.
rork-S2i.T5.
Lard-S14.60.
pjhs-SlI 90 q Ass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-06
CLOSING GRAIN LETTER

CHICAGO. ILL. Sept. 6-Wheai-In ne
market started strong ana aooeo IN
siderable TO the initial advance as ING
day progressed. me lorStSn s,atIered
Commission houses were good nuyers
carly and later some OF the 4tadlns oheS
sold rather freely. The elimination "
the recent railroad uncertainty %n
innate by a local crop expert HlSN'tS
the winter wheat 450.0Vo,VUO oushGl anu
sprinE l45,U00. 900 bush:I. Il total o. o9o,-
o00. 600 bushel helped the buying carr
This together Win stat Iep ',t, - ,hs
during the past few days suSSesteu INC
nrohabiIl,y OF bulllSh showing by tue
rovrrnment later in the weeN' .Ne"S
from the northwest was hd!l!Sh' EAVtS
slve rams and fears OF lrost "e ,'d
Toned In the Canadian northweSi anu
Minneapolis complaints OF the Quallt! OF
no new arrivals. Cash on was ac'lNe
and good wheat In denlanu az a. 90"
tracts. PrIves! followed iG!1y M rl
vance in FUTURES. 5000 bush"l new nara
were sold here early 10 seapoard. Or
airn situation shows no change % I'M
norrance and 'worlds visible c"ntlnucS
bulIish. Tendency still seems upward
from good reactions.
CORN-Corn vas strong ron tn"
start. The rains as crop anu todoSt
,rndncer were ignored. Instead the traue
has influcnced BY local StatlSticianS es-
,Imates OF approximately "a nt!1toti
rrnD. The missouri repot : as 1T H.,
5errrioration from month ago "hicH
~ava the private report more Coior.
1.here has beea big Investment ouy'nS
AZ compared TO the volume OF corn on
sale in the pit and II has artccteo nv
f;tures There has been fair snipPLnS
,aii but. as before the siike threats
tSsre has been a comparative Scarcity
Of cas-, bound cars available
.OATS-Oa.s higher with other grams:
rhere has been further good investmen'
hmyinr and the offerings have heen com
naratiyeiv light. London prices au
rances I'D per 800 pounds and sne eSpet
call for oats has been reported sooH' a..
though actual figures have oeen kept i"
the back ground.
Observation-Disclosures were some
HIGHER with grains bull! on IN" adEShNc,
ueeiin- which appeared 10 come from
nackers or long. NeyertheleSs the
strength Of grains CAUSED larry L. IN m
vndetnne. Eastern buyers were IN 'ns
market. affected by the strength IN CO, :
,nn seed oil Hogs light toHoWinS me
hoIidav a, 10000 against 63'l09 iast
year. r-,so,;,
Harris Winthrop and Co. TO rldeH'F
Investment Assoctation)
TOLEDO. Ohio Sept. 5-N neat casR
15si.: December $50: May 1854.
clover seed. prime cash 900; OCTOBER
ni0. December 900.
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KlffAA VlndfA

The Ladies' circle ut tine Christ Lu-
thcran church 1T !ipzart will sive a
kaffce-visitc in The basement Of the
church this evening. Wednesday, Sup
per will be served from till = p. m.
Tho proceeds will be used Tor the benefit
OF the church.
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Prayer-M oeriur Resumed.

church will be resumed this evening at
6;l5 o'clock nj the church. with an I'm
pnriant business meeting Of the con-
1rcgalion and the EpwNrth League All
members are requested 10 be present.
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SHERRARD
DR.. FRANK MOZENA.

DEN IS I,
At the home of Carl Smith, Sher-
rard every Thursday and Friday from
S a. m. to p. NJ. Appointments can
be made by calling National phone $50
Wheeling.
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Agricultural Mating,

The ShcrrRrd Agricultural! Club hello
school auditorium Monday evening. Il
WAS membership meeting. and a num-
her Of members werE received. County
Agricultural Agent g.. Z. Musgrove wa
present and gay" very interesting
talk
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BIG ADVANCE IN
WHEAT VALUES
Caused by Advtces Regarding the Losses
70 Spring wheat-Corn and
Oats Also Gained

CHICAGO. Sept. big advances In
the value OF wheat resulted to-day chief
ly from advices that seemed 10 confirm
tho worst predictions OF losses regarding
the spring crop yield OF 1910.
Prices closed unsettled. but "A 20 3 -
net higher, with December ut Sl.52S 70
sl53. and May at $1.53% 70 Sl.54.
Corn gained lHo to- sc and oats {
to Ia 9lAc- In provisions. tho t!nsn
ranged from 7 &c decline 10 Il rise OF 4'c.
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HAY AND GRAIN

Quotations By r. Braunnch B Co..
Ray, Grain q Farming implements
1919 Market Street
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