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guest this week Of his sister. Miss
Fanny Meade Cole. en- route home.
Rev. Thompson Cole and his son. Carter
Cole. second. who were here for n
short time last week returned to
OSontz on Friday.
Mrs. Russell Vowel entertained at
cards on Wednesday afternoon at her
home. on the Madison Road many
guests motoring out from C'ulpepcr.
Nine tables were arranged, both bride
and 500" being played.
Misses Affic and Flora Moshy. OF
cOvinet ton are spending several weeks
with Mrs. Ronert Matthews.
Miss Blanche Newton Lcaven and
Miss Dorothy Loving returned on
Thursday from visit to friends I'm
Lynchburg.
Miss Minnie Lifsey and her small
niece and nephews. Helen Page Will
Hams. and Charles and Carter Williams
all of Richmond. are guests Of Miss
Sadie Gilkcson for tho month Of June
Mrs. Darlington watkins was hostess
at cards on Thursday afternoon In COM
piment to her niece. Miss Katherine
Hairless. of Christiansburg. who is
visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schcnk, of RoR-
noke. motorcd to Culpepcr yesterday
and are guests OF the latter's parents,
Captain and Mrs. Phil Bragg. at Noun
tain View. where they will spend a
greater part of the summer.
Miss Kate Perry left the first of the
week for visit to her sister, Miss
Fannie Perry, in Richmond
Dr. and Mrs. II. Clyde Lewis. who left
the first Of the week for n visit to
fredericksburg and Richmond, expect
! ing to attend the annual meeting OF
the State Dental Association in the
latter place, were called home on Tues
day by the serious illness OF their
young son, Booker Lewis.
Mrs. f. +. Wagner has returned to
The Lodge" after visit to relatives
in washington. She was accompanied
! home by her mother, Mrs Carpenter.
who will spend the summer here
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'APPoMArTox

Especial to Tho Tim les Disnatch.j
APPOMATTOX. VA. June 17.-Ahfiss
Grace Scruggs entertained 4 number OF
young girls and boys at her home.
Oak Hill, In honor OF her fifteenth,
birthday.
Or. j. B. Abbitt Is at home, much
Improved in health. and has returned
his practice. ~
Miss Eloise Atwood Is visiting IA
Norfolk.
Mrs. Jeter Palmer. Of Norfolk. was
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. J. r..
Atwood, last week.
Miss Willie Stanley left on MoAaay
morning to attend summer school as
Farmvilie.
Miss Francis Shearos. OF Rocky
mount. n. c.. is visiting In the home Of
Mrs. c. A. Hancock.
Miss Ola Harris has been on visit
to her parents in Prince Edward. RI
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CULPEPER

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
CCLPEPER. VA. June l7.-Mrs
Laura Coons Wood. a former resident
Of this county. who for some years has
been making her home in Omaha, ar.
rived in CulpeDer this week and will
spend the remainder of the summer
with her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Will
liam CoonS.
Or. Carter Cole, of New York. who
has been attending n class reunion
at the University OF virginia. was the
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RADFoRD NORMAL
Especial to The Times-pispatch.1

toP0S'"f I" ffo t'fio"- DfpP" tChI
EAST RADFORD, VA. juno liza
The third annual summer .,Noinal
School opened on June IL, with q req.
istered attendance OF s25. A large
number Will enter later this week ana
next week. The total attendance fc7
the summer will exceed 600. 49,
A large number OF attractions have
been engaged for the next six weeks.
Karl Jansen. tho Swedish lecturer, will
give q course OF lectures for two
weeks and a public lecture on Friday
night. The Clifford Devereaux Com-
pany will give some OF the plays Of
Shakespeare on the campus ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

NttS oatl tct1 akshh "tiu
move hair. 1t alone
contains certain in
gradients which are
antagonistic to hair
and W h CHI arc
quickly absorbed.
Therefore it attacks
hair under the skin
as well as on tho
skin. Well groomcd
women always use
De Miracle for re-
moving hair from
the limbs to prevent
] t rom showing
through stockings.
Also for removing
hair : from under
arms. Avoid disap-
pointment, buy DO
Mira Gle by name
and you will get the
only depilatory that
L
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This Does More
Than Remove Hair

The razor. pastes ruh-on preparations
and liquid limitations Of De Miracle act In
hair from the surface OF the skin. De Mir
acle. the. original liquid depilatory, is
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r ms 2 binding guarantee In each package
faiis sh f En- hde you ~ to your money II It
your dealers. or direct. postpaid. in main
wrapper Do Miracle Chomical Co, Dent
49, fark Ave. and l2sth ST.. Now York.
Adv.
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PICTORIAL
REVIEW

REVIEW
says
az t h as been
many yenrs since
i have had occa-
sion to sd q n X
with such praise
OF my nrticle.n
Genuine n,aGn-
zines OF the high
est character en-
dorae only De
MirncIe. beware
OF so-cnlled en-
dorsements oil
bogus magazines
which are used to
exploit tho sale |
of questionable
d epiIatories. /
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Special for Monday

One lot of Niagara Maid Glove Silk Hose
Colors: gray, lavender, black. white purple,
Nile green, dark green, tan, pink, light Blue
and navy. Sizes to 1917 but not all sizes
in each color-S1.0O.
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New Washable Skirts

White Rep Wash Skirts, with side peck
cts and belt that snugs in at the waist, also
shirred, $1.95.
White Gabardine Skirts. with fancy
patch pockets. trimmed with four large
white pearl buttons, $2.95.
Awning Stripe Silverbloom Skirts, stylish
model, in purple, blue and green stripes,
$3.50.
White Serge Skirts, with patch pockets
and belt 1896.
White Jersey Silk Skirts, in sports model,
with shirred top and two patch pockets,
$1,000.
White Wash Satin Skirts, snappy new
sports model $500.
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New Summer Blouses

Great variety of White and Colored Wolfe
Blouses, $1.00.
Organdie, Wolfe and Wash Silk Blouses,
in the frilled and new cape collar models,
$1.9S.
New Georgette model in maize, Nile and
white, trimmed with wash satin, $3.95.
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Big Variety of Cool
Summer Dresses READY
at 1896 to $I9.75

Exceptional Dresses of linen and chiffon
wolfe, Georgette,. organdie and velvet trim
mings. Pongee and Jersey Silk Sport
Dresses. Plenty Of women's and misses
sizes, 14-44.
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William Tyrell. Of New Kent Coun.
~. son OF Robert Tyrcll, died 1867:
married Martha -
William Terrell. of Hanover County.
Va. son of William Terrell OF New
Kent County. died l72T: married Susan
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

By Private Wire 10 Fidelity IuTessmea: Association
from Harris. Winthrop & Co.
NEW YORK. Oc:. lS.-Specialttes were the Tea
lures OF to.dAy's market and though the tone us
lns In tho more stable stocks Profit taSinS sales
we'll ah"Gresd and the short Interest has again
Increased hess there are some unfAToraote de-
reopmeats night we look tos higher prices to-
dcnd rate may pare the way tos further increases
b. OF the other railroad systems.
Dow Jones says: cities Service Co. declared rcSu-
Tar monthly dividends OF 4 to l Per cent Oh COM
and also extra dividend o. per cont In common
stocks on its stock. all payable December lst.
stock record November Is.
Dow Jones says: Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron Co..
has received orders from the seS oe 100000 tons OF
basic pig iron ut si4 a ton Birmingham. immediate
delivery.
Dow Jones says: Republic Iron and Steel directors
month meet act preferred dividend. II is
t"liered remaining per cent in back dividends on
Iri.reed wilt hc raid of An evtdenc. OF large adj
G:ton 70 and earnings Is found IN fact taa:
FIRST mortgage per cen: bonds are now selling al
lp0.
Financial News Bulletin says: Il Is reliably re-
ported :tiI: holding company Is ptauued I" take
oTc- tnton Pacific Investments and pay ger cent
ter per rrat 20 Cn!on Pacific Stockholders. Il IS
declared thar this would mako tnion Pacific worth
from 10 70 200 Standard oil Interests credited
fixing the buck value OF Onion Pacific AZ loo.
tn" foregoing plan is sai to be the character Of the
'nrCi"a fr1Tuortlr rumorCd.
We Are Informed hy ss!iahie persons that Tntt.l
States S;ss, >oId FOR rails tor 1918. and Will
fake n-r.er> toc delivery until 1919. This Is IN
teFpret.d meaning ;hat tho independents will reap
har-.S:
rltiSbur:l, v7srrs: Quaker Oh aad Gas CO. sub
sdarv uf Tic pGre ~! Co.. has declared diTidenti
Of 7co peg sent.
Illinois Ceu;ral declared quarterly diydend Of
II. per cr@s payable December Isl. stock record
November ,9h.
THIS - AZ, increase Q: / pes CENT ard places the
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SPECULATION FEATURE
OF The STOCK MARKET
Trading was Restricted to Speetalttes
over a MILLION.

NEW YORK, nc;. lS-Specula,ivc IN
fuences were again uppermost IN 70
days broad and active market. large
part of the trading being restricted 70
specialties Of volatile character ana
low priced rails and lnduStrlals whose
status remains more or less unGennco.
Chief among these were the paper
leather and fertilizer stocks, when were
unusually active at gains OF = to b
points.
Other strong shares included United
States industrial Alcohol. which l"d
the specialties at an extreme gain or
l4iS to 141la. Cuban Sugar and South
Porto Rico Sugar, with gross gains OF
s and 5 respectively. and Atlantic, Gult
and West Indies, which wrested supre-
macy from other shipping issues on It's
rise OF 81 to 9S. a new record
Trade conditions are largely rcSpon-
stble for the higher levels in these Is
sues.
United States Steel lost none Of its
prominence as the market leader. fur
nishing its customary large quota. but
traverSing q relatively narrow rad JUS
and closing at q net gain or II OF q
point. Standard rails were strong dur
ing the forenoon, with Chesapeake X
Ohio. and Illinois Central. the latter.
being advanced from q to + per cent
basis.
Total sales amounted to 100000
shares.
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Private Wire 10 \. i. MaStel i TO.
Financial News SGyS:-A continuation OF tho huh
ISL specially tendencies IL expected in the stncS
market. With a very friendly feeling exhibited Ia In
futnixI circles for United States Steel. Sugar.
I'aIer and Leather Issues Western Union Is listed
for higher prices.
Journal IL Cnmnlcrre:-Short sellers are showing
disposition Ia their commitments
Sun: -Subs anIial banking Interests appeared 10 lie
friendly Ia advancing prices.
Wall Street Jcirnal -t'Iut!ou IS advised Ia many
houses.
Financial ';ncrira - Room traders are sellers Of
stocks
Harris. Wu:hron & Go. say:-We believe that 5!
the prospects favor Wilson's reelection the stock
market Will decline.
Rrnskorf Lyon n t'n.--All indie: lions point 10 4
resumption IL the upward swing in stock prices
f. Il. kcrch & IU.Amdug the railroads we think
well NJ Norfolk " Western. Union Pacific. Leu 81
Valley and New ORR Central.
LOGAN X Enan sLyS We occasion 10 sitter
the view that conservative indicates con-
;Iartrd long line. under existing conditions.
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7
CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.
lryrp Low

by Harris Wtn:hrop & Co. TO Fidelity Investment
Association,
CHICAGO. H. Oct. IS Wheat: An uc;lv, trade
with light offerings the feature has been Experienced
to-day. Prufit taking was liberal scale the
early advance but there demand conS:a'G u
under the market that limited tho backs EIas
PROPORTIONS. News from Argentina u Tho saline
character Rs thut receired during the past several
IN the Canadian northwest, Winnlpeg Ic,:i
strong and led tho advance early. Omaha rcpn:tcd
lVd.uu0 buShel sold to the Scaboard Tho latter sa'd
export bids Scncrauy were out u ue. FnrtiSn,rJ
export sales finally placed ut 1900 pUJ hIyhrI
In al positions. Prices to-day surpassed the h'th
point made In February 1918. When May sold at
Sl6I and are the highest since 1898. Thu still
farOTS holders and while prices high. the,c ap-
pears little III sight 10 check tue advancing ten
dency.
CnCt--Con prices advanced materially partly dul
10 the wheat strength but tho market ultimately
showing It's entire independence October Irl err
sold III IL pit ut 10 cents over necru!Bcr aal spot
M. > grades AZ q &c tp 9jc and No. : ut bic 10
"iiec IL the sample market. Former made ut
Log CcitS over December curing the NOTHING lash
corn prices advanced IL &C in the rnarn,t
and there was Ill excellent shipping aud export call
with offerings Insufficient 10 supply it. Included IN
to-dayS export sales Of 100000 huShel corn we've
100000 bushel new for later FORWARDING
OatS-Oats finally responded ~ the strength In
other grains. although not holding all OF the bulge
the end. but were rather Slow 10 advance during
chiefly by Spectators who banking IN the
large visible SUPPLY. nearly half OF which IS IN Chi.
caRo and strongly held. and there renewed luy
Ing hy Investors and Spectators who were going
the fact that relatively tho Lowest
priced food feed grain IN sight
PrortslonS-ProYsions higher. Shorts were fairly
good buyers and there was also strong Speculative
demand. Selling was scattered but incuurA
srrinEllnS OF sales Of packers the early high
points. Hogs west today $500 against 1880 last
year.
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NOTICE!

During school months this Company
will sell at its Tenth Street, Wheeling,
Waiting Room, coupon School Ticket
Books good for forty-six tiive-cent rides
at the rate of S1.15 per book. These
books are good only during the month
for which issued and the person desir-
ing same must present certificate
signed by the proper school official
certifying that they are attending
school.
School books like above good on the
Pan Handle Traction Company's line
between Wheeling and Wellsburg may
be obtained at the First Street,
Wheeling, Office.
Due to n rule of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, these books are
not good for Interstate travel, being
good only for Intrastate travel
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
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LOGAN & gRYAN.s CLOSING sIocN LETTER

HriNAtc Wire IN I. F., N.rlrn J. co.
NEW YORK. Oct 18th" lis; displayed DECIDED
strength. Dealings IN specialtIrS cunrul ted
Oh large .calr. without their being much the
DAYS budget ~ account fer the n6'rnrntS
In selected issues. a>dI mr from large
Tugs winch hrng used quite effectively tn attract
following in sl!arrS Which awhile an I:iiIch
nrErrtrG
'rlr current rf hUv!nc. while indilsin: a
higher range If quoted values directions.
is not nrycrthciC>> of thai >wh>iaIiat srr. which
characterized many ~ ia" UrwaIh movements in
the recent past. aud Will" PERHAPS rSrnnccF.nE 20
those disposed mrluur in their r,r'kunug< rrnl-
ability ur drastic fluctuations TtVrrn an cleo
ton nevertheless 'l"r> un suggest that stocks later
ON rannni Ir h,liEht 10 hrticr aI!rantaSc
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S-Butter steady;
creamery higher than extras 35l2 q
%614 creamery extras coz score) 50 q
S5A; firsts "a 62424 seconds S3I%3a4
Eggs stcadicr; fresh gathered extra
fine $500; extra firsts 81 n 81; 1irsts 3.
934; seconds 30m31: nearby henncry
whites fine to fancy 55 GEO; nearby hen
merry, browns 4304G.
Cheese steady; state fresh specials 81
Live poultry weak: no prices settled
Dressed steady: chickens 20@35; fowls
lTT24M; turkeys 25GE35
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HIGH RECORDS broken
! ON The WHEAT MARKET
Prices Went UP Cents Over Yester-
days Close-Corn Reached New
Eigh Prices.

CHICAGO. oct. 1S-Wheat prices ran
up eXcitcdlY almost cents u bushcl
toGay on top Of : cents advance the
daX before. All high records were eX-
celled since as far back as 1888 when
Tor q time Joseph Letter seemed to have
OBTAINED control OF the entire existing
surplus supply. Broadly active foreign
huytng Of future deliveries appeared to
be the chief reason for today's violent
upturn which, however. In the end was
not well maintained. The market clos
ed excited ut the same as Yesterday s
finish t" ~ higher with December at
S1.6G 10 $l.6G%s and May at $l.67ls to
$l.67
Corn rose with wheat and touched the
highest prices yet for 1916.
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FLASHES TO MASTEN's.

Private Wire to A. E. Mastcn * Co.
NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-S:ockS raldcd In the
afternoon and depressed somewhat after the suhStar-
tlal gains OF the morning. but showed very GOOD
the reaction with decided tendency to
corcT After their success OF last week. which IT. Il
arg extent accidental. the professional element
Is slow To Civ M what u decided advantage.
but 10 all appearances tho bull party Is A;ain n
control with strong banking Interests and ook FOR
higher prices for all good stocks.
a; the meeting Of the hoard Of directors % ihe
Illinois central to-day III" dividend rate was in.
creased from ) 10 6 per cent pcr annun and rlac.d
on a auarrtrly basis
The FIRST Dividend Is payable December l. 1916 to
stock record at tho close uC business November o.
There Is decidedly optimistic tone hric all
the stool s'"rf' very much Higher prices bnS
,alkd lot to- me.
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MONEY

NEW YORK. 0c; lS.-M"rcant!le paper :'2 per
ccat Sterling 81 day bills SILK: demand Si1IS !:
cables $4IG lie. Francs demand Si.Si l.: cables
Si,S3iS. MARKS. deiusnd 7GAc; cables 70isc
kroac:I. demand. - llGc cables |: 9 lie. GuildcEs
demand - IL Ice: cables - Lido. LireS. demand
$G.is: cables S6.47. Rubes. demand. 81 &c: cables
Il;.c. Il ar SSe. &c. Mexican dollars 52Hc
Government bombs steady. Railroad hOnds irrsSu-
lar. Time lnais steady: co days $685. per cent:
10 days and six months 81. @GA per cent. Call
money firm; high per ceui: low 2G per cent: rul-
tnE rate per cent: last loan per cent: closing
bid. "a per cent, offered at : per cent.
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whea,-No. red sI.65G @L6T: No. s rcd sl.5sGQ
l.Gi y; No. hard SlGT@LTc: No. hard Sl.Gj = Cg
l.G7.
Corn-No. yellow 94@95!.o: No. yellow s3Ec:
No. white gJi.c.
Oats--NO: white Az @4SEc: standard iS&gl2c.
Iurk-S9SjU
Lard-Slj.10
RIbs-Sl3.Ij@lI. -.
CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.
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WEDNESDAYS BANK CLEARMG5 SHOW INCREASE
OF 1912 PER CENT OVER TOTAL OF OCT. 10, 10

WEDNESDAYS banking c!eaTtnEs. amounting to al.
most 500 600 showed increase ot ln79 per cent
the c-arnes for thu CORRESPONDING day last year.
According ~ tho dny report IL the Whcnn; Hear
llo;se yesterdays cra!InGs amounted 10 S69>.
s36.5i. which sum Is i;l.ISS.+O IN excess o! the
total tor October IS.
The total clcayiuss tnr tho month Of October I"
date than n.ne million dollars. the exact
thu total cicartues Tor tho period OF octohrr
!asc year. This represents tau OF 81: yer
cent.
Tie October cIcarinss to date
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ETAl.

NEW YORK. Oct Is The metal exchange Qrotc.
lead S7.naw7l0
SpeItcr dull: spot East s.. Louis delivery exc
asked. 4; London lead go ''S sprlr.r cj3
COPPER firm. clecimlvir first quarter SGT % a
2S.nn. Iron steady Prh unchanged.
Metal exchange gapies ;.a steady: SPOT si0C7E@
4l.00.
At London SPOT copper El22 los: futures sl2O
-lT9 S.
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The October cIcarings to date
This months record 10 date follows :


stock on q quarterly dividend instead Of Semi
annual
Washington wires: Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has decided THAI tho Iro;mSed increase from 30
cents to 80 per lVU pounds in rates. lumber
and articles ,akns from points IN Cali
torrIs " points in Texas and New Mexico FL
Paso and Southwestern railroad reasonable.
Dow Jones says: New Haven year GUIDED June 60
surplus Efcr charges Si%l57I6, Increase $"0U.'SI;
surplus IS equal to 2.T+ per cent SITS 300
capita! stock outstanding compared with LIS Der
cen, in 1915,
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TOLEDO. OHIO. Oct. lS-Whcat. cash
S1.6S: December Sl.751h; May STA
Glover seed. prime cash $1,000; Dc
cembcr $9.S5; February S9.92; Marcf
$9.S7.
Alsllie. prime cash 5000; December
$1,000: March $1,000.
Timothy. prime cash s2.3I; December
S2.i5: March S252.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. Ur. u.s. ~.
Furnished The lnirhgcurrr hy A. t. Ma,lrr * To-
members New York Stock Ehrhar." National Rank
81 West Virginia building Wheeling ". va. lOlul.
f. lIrand. manager.
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tll-Trsnsrc. books close Oct 81 for . per cent
dividend payable Nov. 81.
t2j-Transtcr books cIose Oct 20. for per cent
cash dividend. payable Nor. l.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WHEELING ". Va. Oct. Il.

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct. lS. 'li.
Furnished The lntcErncrr hy A. f. Alastrn " 60.
members New York Stock EJchauSc. National jiank
If West Virginia building. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
+. Brand. manager.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. Is 'lf
Furnished I'll" mtrIIIrrncrr III 4. l.. MaSicn X Co
mCInIcrS New York Scck Exchange. National I,anl
Of West Virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va. l.mli,
r. HruTh. manager
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Curb Mining Stocks.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct. IS. IL.
Furnished TUE nrlliErTCrr hy \. h MaS;en " o..
mcmhrTS New York Stock Exchange. National Bunk
"' West Virginia building Wheeling. ". W. Louis
r. Brand. rlandSer.
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HAY AND GRAIN

Quotations by F. Braunllo nd Co.
Hay, Grain and Farming implements.
1919 Market Street
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va Dr,. is. "a,
Furnished :hr IutrilIgcncor by 4. h. Mastrn y "a .
mcnlrTa New lok Suc. Exchange. National liLUt
% West Virginia building MHrciirs. ". Va. Louis
r. Brand. manager.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Oct IS. ID
Furnished Tie ln;cllIgencrT by A. Z. Muscn & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. National Bank
OF West Virginia building. Wheeling ". Va. Louis
+. brand. manager.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 1S-1lUgS. receipts rs
L0u; weak ut 10 cents above yesterdays
average Bulk $50 Sl0.l5; light $9.3G
a 5000; mixed $40 q Sl0.25: heavy
$6.75 q Sg.25.
CatJlr. receipts 1000; unsettled. Ma
tive beef cattle $3.50 q $l1.40; western
steers $G.l0 n $9.@5; stockcrs and feed.
crs S4.70W SI.65; cows and hcifcrs $40
T2n: calves $7.25 0S11.75.
Sheep. receipts $4,000: strong. Weth-
crs go n $3.50; ewes S3.75W $1.i5; lambs
$S.25 q $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-19
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Oct lS.--itaw sugar finn: centrifugal
Sc. az uoaSscs $3.50: refined firm: fine grunula;cd
S7.2j.
Sugar futures were finn On demand from cnmmIs
sion houses and support fruin trade interests At
prices we're to points higher.
a few months declined under realizing in the a;O
trading and tho CLOSING STEADY and points
lower 10 higher. Sales 1850 tons: Derri,urr