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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-11-04

ness Of the refiners since that period.
eight years previous, when the wet
sample scheme had been inaugurated.
He had worked out an estimate of the
probable duty that the government
had lost during that time. The actual
loss was not. OF course. as great an
the theoretical, for many of the sam
pies were Of necessity honest. Yet it
must have run as high as 100000 an
a shortage on the part OF Gottrell and
his associates.
Gard indicated the possibility of the
success OF criminal prosecution, the
probability of recovering that large
. sum OF money through the courts. He
confessed to the humiliation of the
government that so many OF it's en-
ployees had been false to their trust.
He even granted that the government
might, under the circumstances, feel
itself somewhat to blame for the con-
ditions that had existed. II is not
recorded whether the vision of a girl
with frizzly. corn-colored hair came in
to the mind of the special agent and
had to do with his recommendations
that the case be settled out of court.
But certain 1t is that the government
authorized him to propose that, II the
company should pay the government
100000, an amount II would be Just
able to raise and escape BANKRUPTCY.
the case would be dismissed, the sam
piers discharged. and new regime
inaugurated in which the government
would take pains to protect ITSELF
Upon this basis the case was set
tied. Billy Gard had earned his sal
airy.
The next day he was packing up at
his hotel in preparation for leaving for
Washington when there arrived by
messenger little, square, delicately
scented envelope which he tore open
somewhat wonderingly. Inside he
found this note:
Father has told me all about It.
For the third time let me say 'splen-
did! And remember that you prom
ished to come and tell me about Il
when It was all over.
"THELMA GOTTRELL"
Which would seem a perfectly good
reason why Gard was day late In
reaching Washington.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-11-04

upon the table. Billy Gard stood upon
his chair and drank to the time when
they would all get together again un-
der the cobwebs that decorated the
ceiling of the little Frenchman. He
led three lusty cheers for that time,
for none was 80 abandoned on these
occasions as the youngster who had
saved the presidents daughter. And
Flavot and Billy interchanged a
wink, for they had secret between
them. Both knew that the beverage
that the special agent drank with such
recklessness was nothing more than
cold tea, and the little Frencbman de-
lighted in seeing his favorite lead
these American pigs, who knew no de-
cency in drinking, on to complete in
ebriety.
But Gard had q secret from even
Flavot which had to do with grimy
little man who sat at nearby table
and who had of late frequented the
place-a seedy, long-haired, sallow
man who worked always with pencil
over the manuscript of play he was
writing. AS true genius he paid nc
attention to what went on around him
but always pored over his papers.
But this same man in Washington
was star stenographer at the depart
ment of Justice, dapper, one-time
court reporter. the man who had han
died the listening end Of many q die
tagraph when the ways we're being
creased between men in high places
and the penitentiary at Atlanta
"And you samplers" Gard was saying
where can I meet you when another
Saturday night comesr'
NE at the Bayou Fouche mills"
said Hansen.
Aud the company sends me to Col.
GRADY for my lungs" said Tobin. the
consumptive. W
And I keep time q the refinery.
yentured Fat" CuRpinsham,
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Since you have probably saved my
life." said she. 1T would not be crate
full of me to deny any wish of yours.
But will agree not to tell only on one
condition. You must promise to come
to me and let me hear all about 1t
when It is over"
II promise" said Gard.
"And you must let me say that !
think you are wonderful to do the
things you do. and that thank YOU"
She placed her dainty glove In his
grimy workingman's hand for q mo-
ment and was gone.
It was wild Saturday night at Jean
F1avot's. The occasion of the cele-
bration was the ending of the season
on the sugar docks. For seven months
In the year the Continental Refining
company was busy with sugar that
poured in upon it from Cuba and Por-
to Rico and Santo Domingo and other
lands to the south. Then there was
period of five months when there was
no sugar from the outside and refners
turned their attention to the home
grown crop.
Those men who had worked togeth-
err in the comradery of the docks for
seven months this season. and perhaps
for many year before, were tomor-
row to be dispersed. They would be
scattered about at many places and
would play their part in the handling
of the raw sugar that came from the
canefields of Louisiana and the beet
lands of Colorado and Michigan. Most
probably they would meet again on
these same docks five months later.
But assuredly there was every reason
why they should end the season in one
mad carouse.
Billy Gard was present. Through
the weeks that had passed he had grad
ually frightened the net that revealed
to the government the conditions that
existed on the sugar docks. But his
case might still be strengthened, for
he wanted the whole story from a man
who participated in the Irregularities,
and In such way that 1t might be in
troduced into court as evidence This
was the last opportunity and the spe-
cial agent hoped that the story might
be told tonight when the samplers
were reckless over their liquor.
Jean Flavot brought whisky and
beer when the big-fsted Hansen beat
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chat he might get on a more init
mate basis with these samplers Gard
went to work as laborer on the docks,
and there toiled for two months. He
came to be most intimately one OF
them. was given every opportunity for
observing their work, was even in
trusted with certain valuable conf
dences when the men were sober and
saw his way toward learning more by
associating with them when they were
In their cups.
His task was but half finished, how
ever, when the maiden with the frizzy
hair and the freckles came near up
setting the beans. The daughter Of
the president OF the company had
played through her childhood on the
docks and about the warehouse and
was not yet averse to climbing stacks
of sugar sacks or descending into the
holds Of the ships. So 1t happened that
she often visited the water front, and
Gard had at first feared he might be
recognized, but this fear wore away
as the visits were repeated and no
attention was paid to him.
But one busy day he was carting
away the sacks Of sugar that were be-
ing unloaded In packages of twenty or
SO, slung in ropes and lifted by mighty
derricks, when Miss Gottrell strolled
down the docks under a pink parasol
and in the midst of an array of fluffy,
spring ruffies such as make a healthy,
wholesome girl outrival in beauty the
orchids of the most tropically luxuri-
ant Jungle.
The special agent had always liked
corn-colored hair and freckles on the
nose and worshiped at the shrine of
the physically fit. Besides which this
girl had enthusiasm and intelligence
and inspiration. And it was spring
and he was youngster shut off from
his kind and lonesome. He had thought
of her a lot of times since that day
he had interested her by pretending
to be something he was not. Now he
rather resented 1t that she should be
there and he perspiring laborer, not
daring to speak to her.
And just at that time something
very startling happened. The great
crane of the ship drew another load
of sugar from the hold and swung 1t
majestically over the dock. In doing
SO 1t described great sweep in reach
ing the spot where it was to be de-
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the eagle" remarked the home
grown patriot. "is noble bird"
"Yes," rejoined the grocer. but the
old hen has contributed more to the
comfort Of the human yAex~ ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
Big PRODUCTION
OF AUTOMOBILES
CROW. ELKHAR1 MOTOR COMPANY PLANS ~
BUILD 10000 CARS PER YEAR.
Successful Concern. Which Has Earned oSe' '"'' 's'
Cent on Original Investment In Past ee'''
Years. Now Aims at the Bio. hleh
Rewards of Quantity Production.

rhc tremendous advance made BY the autom"o'.
Industry during the past t'rn or three Seats iI -
49,, l,eIirr I'M. by one the great companies, me
Ford General Motors WyS-hrrland. SaSo'l' .h"A
veil StUeBakcr REQ aud Iairc-rtf"l' have ftIt',
I rho golden caI Of uuaIrI;y production. WIN theiI
aggregate outputs m"llnitnG int" Inc hunu'ciS ,h
thousands Of ears bringing amazing hFHitS 10 nv;
fortunate holders Of stock. wl" bought early ana 'c'"
lur investment. A., ,.,.., 81, ,Lc
,,ru,. ElEbsrt Meteor Company IS the latest ~ t'c
.,ur,lr rruvth q. ycuupr: CONCERTS 10 JON tue hi'
inns urnrpssrr toward bS production IhS COM
urny has wun It's Smns ~ seven Years " S'iSN,'a
witEult sensation. Steadily. hut Quietly. ho'ihH ny
In Ihr tanks il has ,r1r!e,! Il point where I"inahu
has mu,slriiucd the extreme limit of capacity pro
dur;ion nr It's present pant at EIEha1 ilnaa' M"
Tuning ont 5.passrIIcr touring ears SelIhE ~ s'o:
and a-paEscnGer 'rlnvrr L"at i"ahsteis Ut SS'' III
about the rate IT 1000 Per year $500.
II is planned to double this output WITHIN the heHt
few nonthg and then rapidly as possible 20 rSa'i
10 900 cars per year When this goal is rcachc II Is
estimated that the profits Of trnw Eiklhrt hntor
:,n.nw Viii Inc brwccn 81 900. 600 and $500. QUO
rer year The officials. who are now Denlhd th,s
crow. Elkhar program az expansion. are me sA,!G
VIM have earned over 400 per cent on lire O'alhai
Investment, during the past seven years.
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CLOSING STOCK Letter


from Harris. Winthrop & Co.
NEW ToRK. Oct lT.-MTrket ruled firm to-day
under short covering and renewed hnytnS By solo
rc bulls. We loox for good traders market from
until election and would advise taking ndran-
,scc OF Swings eitke. way he U-huae scare has a?-
raEeas!g been !o.gtcn hut It Ia not ;n3E"ha5: hat
tharo lie other Instances such as occurred last
week and for this there Is disposition On the
part o. the trading element lShtea thel. lines
INK overnight we look for higher prices toEn1r0W
undec leadership OF Steel here were sonG loans
called to-day. b? The banks which caused an all
vance in money rates and which may bring a5ou:
a slacknnins In the act!st? Of o. the special
ties which have been run Up TO record hiSh Prices
Dow Jones says: American locomotive ADJOURN
rent Of annual meeting .. n. Wednesday.
instead OF noon. first announced
In Cabin Creek district Ohio Gales Gas Co. Mon
day shot o well making $50 barrels daily. This Is
record we'll for company
Dow Jones says: Activity and strength OF Cuban
Cane Sugar common Is due 20 buying hY intercs;S
who believe stock will be placed OH d;Ir.aud
year. On interests Of Cuban Cane Sugar is estnra-
ting earnings Of company for 1917 ra:e OF EIpre
than SO . share common.
Boston wires: International PAPER has advised
trade that price OF print delivered for 1917 wilt
I've advanced to equivalent hf * per found.
This Is advance OF $40 per ton. the sreaes; ad-
vance In news print ordered Il co:npntrS with
1915 contract prices OF ~ pns p0und deliver
ed increase IN selling price o. l cent Ter
pound.
On compan7's production this price adrance means
between $40 900 900 and St2 o0D additional gross
By far larger portion c! which should ne
resented In net
1918 average prices. S4o00.Q00 net this year this
means that the next year company promises ~ earn
vicinity OF s5.Q1o.00o, This earning "ouIl
ts equal 10 S6n share on the S22.40G.i4A IRE"
ferred stock after intcEesht and sinking funds IL
explains rho confidence felt in banking circles has il
viii be possible for the COMPANY I" pay of - ie'
rent OF Its accrued divdenis In cash a: carly
date.
al CIr7. Pa. SAYS: National Transit Co. declared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
STEADY ADVANCE ON
The STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct. l5.--pucing the greater -tTt .,
20 dass active S:"cS market trading was c"n'"'c'l
on ~, almost steady advance IN prices IN i't' last
hscr. however much OF this gain was toEteits' tHa
lis. c.nsiuS With en- irregular undcrtnne.
II was matter Of genera" continent thar deal!hsi
which aSa!n Appropriated the lars" tHta! OF I'''J-
006 shares seemed manly Of professional char1cts
lacking the Investment dcmad ~ t"rHH; week.. u ~
~. unlikely tina. the selling az CONCESSIONS tp"a;''
the rinse 9secipIta:"d II: rREt ~ Si'ir;i te
In cali moneY To- ger cent y" especial reason ga,
offered To a"couai 70 the hardening ~ demand
loans but asr weeks bank statement. :shich Sil9"c!
l,rtter :,roaouncad contraction t.; reserves - the
lowest figure since :nd,.i. os the Year :aT have
rcsn ,kc uccliinS cause.
The unusuai activity Of numerous low pri'nd
rails and ndTstrtals well uthes Sp"rian,cS
hitherto In he background Noteworthy 'ea:li:e
United States S.Ge more contributed tctTt"-n
10 and % per OF the whole. Marines Reading
Erouhiic Steel. Ro,:S ISLAND aad such relatively IN
important is<urs Hide and Leather International
Paper and Union Bag and Paper each supplying Il
very large quota.
New records included General Motors. which rose
lhta points to 30 and American Sugar POINTS 10
f10G Other sugar shares were in steady deinand
az higher leTcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
LOGAN BRyAMs CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

Private Wire TO A. J. Mastnn & Co.
NEW YORK. Oct. l7.--Further short covering WEI
reflected b. higher range 81 prices but the toni
was easier in the late dealings a result OF The
fact that the market net Ions stocks nj volume on
tho upturl. Tho sharp reversal OF form which thu
market experienced yesterday was In large part tht
outgrowth Of the absence Of highly disturbing derel
opments msrterlalizng Sunday which OF colra
induced hasty retreat the part Of shorts, but
even so Il hardly be said that our domestic OF
the International paitca aspects have altered ma
terialy from that condition which provoked thu
downward tendency last week and accordingly IN View
Of the near approach OF election and the prospect
for an interchange OF diplomatic notes In tho near
future OF that may when least expected CAUSE
renewal Of liquidation We see no occasion 10 alter
the wow that conservative course dictate contrac-
ton OF long lines under existing conditions.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-Butter firm;
creamery higher than extras 35A @36;
creamery (?2 scorc) 50; tirsts 34@34& !;
seconds 33@33I5.
Eggs unsettled; fresh gathered extra
fine 3S439; extra firsts 36@37; frsts
32@34: seconds 29H @S1: nearby hem
merry, whites fine to fancy 5000; nearby
hennry browns 43@46.
Cheese easy: state fresh specials zig
21M; do. average fancy 20h @20&.
Live poultry steady; broilers lSh;
chickens 1895; fowls 1792 -; turkeys
25635
Flour strong.
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WALL STREET SUMMARY

Private Wire to 4. F. MaStcn & Co.
Hooking Valley for year ended June 30. earned 9s~
per cent on stock against AS per cent previous year.
President Tantrrl!p. Of National City Bank, re-
turning from tour says banks In middle west
never had much money DEPOSIT and that bust
ness conditions worry satisfactory.
Doth parties 10 center best efforts on ONO ana
strongest speakers will be sent into that state.
Entente allies formally recognize Provisional gov
eminent Of Greece
Erie stockholders at special meeting IN December
LIST. will be asked to authorize IefnndinS a1d im-
proving mortgage limited to $500 000.t00
Ninety per cent OF tra!nHan on Canadian TACTIC
demanding certain concessions in hours and duties
:utc for strike.
Twenty nd'iStr!als l0l.i1. IN ga per cent
Twenty active railways ll12i. UP lilo Ter cont
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FLASHES TO MASTEN'S.
L Nlnstnil &. IN

Private wire Ia A. L. Mastem & Co.
NEW YORK. Oct. l7.-StockS were strong during
the greater part ~ the session and though they
closed well above the highest all the leaders showed
gains excepting Union Pacific. which OF y.
Marine shares were up on anticipation OF discussion
q. hack div !dcnd payments at the meeting Ia Ire held
THURSDAY. They sold of On report that 10 ac-
tnn would h. taken then. hut there very good
huvlng OF these shares. Steel the leader. con-
irhutins i large individual PORTION OF tho heavy
trading which far Rbovr l.0O00O0 shares for tho
day The market took lot Of stock to-day. rca!iz
ing as well is SluFL selling and look f07 higher
prices for tho good stocks.
The stock market gave a distinctly bull point
Monday. The rHpidliy nf the advance in The last
hour however. extreme that inclined
look for i.r,!caie reaction before the inarket
goes very nue. higher.
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VINEGAR.
Pure rider per gallon ................ II
FISH.
NarkRTcl
S0 fish r
Nl0I ENCE RESUMED

NEW YORK. Oct. 17--Violence in
the city's transit situation was re-
sumed today, when strikers and sym
pathizrrs made several attacks on sur
face cars in upper Madison Avenue
Bricks were thrown through windows
and several passengers were injured
and conductor was assaulted and
robbed. Police reserves dispersed the
trouble makers.
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HEAVY Buying SENDS
Up WHEAT PRICES
Market Closed Excited with Top Notch Figures
Reached-Corn and Oats Finished Up.

CHICAGO Oct. l7.--ScnSatuna ahranrc III the
Value 81 wheat resulted IL" day from Wild TI'i'S ~
buy. which accompanied his broadening al ~
export business Tho market closrh rAGI'ci al
nearly the t"pmnst figures reached. Net gains were
SIC TO &c d hushcl with December at :l.GiG to
81 63!a and May SiG4as to sl.64A.
Corn finished l7sc to l4.@l5S &c higher AMI oats
III lhC IL lSS
decline TO rise Of Is cents.
Persistent huyinE the part 81 the fnrcIElcra
tended to carry the wlIctc market upward rom He
start but II was not until the last hour I" the scS
sion that prices skYrnckclinE III good "hEhc'''
Estimates after the close Indicated that since YES
terdsy Europeans had acquired mure than @.Iph"J y
bushels of wheat from the relatively mrHV"i supply
tho United States.
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LEE MONUMENT DEDICATED

GETTYSBURG. Pa. Oct. l7.-prom-
incnt men and women from both the
north and south were present today AT
the dedication OF the monument to Cen
Graz knhcrt F.. Lee on Gettysburg bat
tlcfcld. THO monument stands on WrSr
@"tederate Avenue near Little Round
TOT - 4 tribute TO "a son or Vir-
ginia.'
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regular quarterly dividend ~ 20 cents share Fay
able December =. stock Tccdgd November 80
Atlantic Steel September earnings $lv4.UiS Sur?.uS
after charges SSiGlS; nine months earnings S51J%S
surplus after charges and dividends $itI.5S0 Sep
tcInber surplus equal to SUI yer cent On common
after allowing for preferred dividend or u an"i!a
catc Sgj.2i per share.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
hETAl LAAD XET

Lnndon SPOT copper l23 POUNDS los. up los Fu-
iIr"s III pounds. UP los: rlcc;roytIc 1873 pounds
Sales sut 20 TONS. futures. Spot tin lis pounds
IS If! | pound S. futures Us pounds los of
pound los: straits rs pounds -. or pound ESQ.,
sales SPOT 80 tons. futures leo Sn; lead 90 POUNDS
les futures 20 pounds. off l pOGmd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
YESTERDAYS BANK CLEARINCS
SMALLEST OF PRESENT MONT \

yss.cr.;ay.S clca7;uss ~ III" WhrS!'i!E n',sS
,,nnrr.eI 70 $i.n.o75.::S. according 20 sae va
49,, n, ~. Nhrr;ns Clearing tI"itse. THIS siun 's.
.s.,,s An :,crea.. 81 SO 9?S 50: OF L. !:T 'et1'
e:c- tho ccarlnss for October l.. la's year -..a
Yeserdsy', clear:nSs were the STHa'S. 80 &c
- NV d., tri, month Oc;0ber'S ;otA! /" dS'" ~
S. -; 500 a. or ~ increase Of S2S1H:"'tr". ~ +.
..r cent ,rsr :iIe clsaTinES 20. the r"F'c'P'.'e
:rhi. ,nnnth.s -rcnrd tm date lol.uWS :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
ELECTION RETURNS.

Election rrutnrs will he received by the Fidelity
Inyrstment Association at their office orcr private
wire from New York on Tuesday. November It'll
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If that property Is desirable, adver-
tIse IT, If you DONE advertise It no
body will know or care about whether
1t is desirable or not au26-tf
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Chnlly-Thai dog knows as much as
II dot
Ethel-Wcll. that's enough for
house doG!-Puck,
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GRAIN SUMMARY.


Hy Private Wire To Fidelity Investment ASsncltairi'
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Oct. lT.-Thc wheat market has
ukrn lot Of liquidation AZ late nnl prices nave
held we'll Tho lOra, crowd has been realizing stelh
mud holds less wheat than fnr mnrc tlnn Glhhth'
Some close observers Of pit conditions ftShr4 VIC
technical situation mich Improved. The short IN
has increased slightly aud Tile market Is SHOW
inr moro RrnsalrrnrSs tu the buying The III lrli!-
Ing conditions are Dullikh.
James A. patcn large seller q! WHEAT Fh"
corn, ard sold lew Yesterday I" lane if"Ihs
II is said that he sold the hulk NJ his holdings lie
left last night for New Iurk business.
Corn bulls are watching the mnYrmriit 81 the hr%
crOp and believe there will h. enough domestic "h
export demand taxi care vi offerings The HLEh
price however. is krcpaI many traders Oh III" UlF-
Ing side and with small increase IN the movement
There is disposition tn sell futures more freely. a
fcw OF the big commission hn,Sr, are h"hii>h on
and oats. , ,
due to belief that the winter marketing al corn
Will lie sufficiently heavy 10 drpIrSS values. VINO
tho run uf Is expected 10 bc lighter. Win ruh-
sumption heavy.
Cash Export sales ~ wheat 4, thr senbnHrd YES
rrtIav were 20 UuJ hIlSiIrl. mostly d0nrSti" Win
rrs with some Manuhas and inquiries f"r more late
in tho day. he TEngish ami Dutch IrFcrnIn"nls
Chicago sold 70 900 MiShr and jh.onO bnshcl
oats 10 the seAbnar. Domestic sales OF wheat were
81 ono bushel. corn $50 bishr and oats n'.nhY
bushel. Omaha sold 1000 h'ISlirl 10 the sea"ara
TOLEDO. O.. Oct. l7.-Whcat cash
1861: December 1G>%4 May IL.
Glover seed, prime cash lQUh: Deem
Der 9S2ia February 992i.: March $50.
Alsike. prime cash ln2u: December
1890; March 1870 Timothy. prime cash
Y3Ti.: December IA: March @Ju.
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Sax. Patterson & Co.

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 17.-Cattle steady;
supply light. Choice SIS 0O0S TO; prime
IS 16Gl9 90.
Sheep steady: supply light. Prime
wcth"r s. 15GIS 90; Gull and common
50 5O05 90; lambs 81 0odp10 60; veal
calves S12 u0Ml2 80.
Hogs steady; receipts light Prime
heavics 81 g5W10 90; mediums 50 gO0
Q %; heavy workers. 50 75@9 95; light
workers. 81, 35Glg so; pigs 50 00G9 ~;
rouGhs IS 15I9 95.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
Standard On subsidiary Stocks
WHEELING,

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct. Il, &c.
Fu'n'shr! Til" lntcFrnrc- bv y. f.. MUstcn \ g..
members New York Stock Exchange National Rank
ot W"N Nns'nia ml'd'ne. Wheeling. ". Va. LOUIS
+. I!lIGd, manager
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING W. Va. Oct L. 10
Furnished Thr lniclllcrnrrr bv A. T. Masrn & Ia
members New York Stock Exchange. National Bank
81 West Virginia building. Wheeling. W. VA Louis
+. brand manager
| oman Hill, 1 80. ~, -
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LOCAL STOCKS

Daily quotation list OF the Wheeling Stock Ex-
WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. u. 10