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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-30
WOMEN'S CAMPAIGN
TRAIN WILL Be IN
WHEELING, Nov z
REPUBLICAN WOMEN TOURING
COUNTRY IN BEHALF OF
HUGHES CANDIDACY.
Prominent Women OF Every Section
of United States viii Start
Campaign Monday.

The Women's Campaign Train, op'
Grated under the auspices OF the Re'
publican Womens Campaign Commit
lee of the United States and the Ma
tional Republican Committee, will be
in Wheeling November 2, in behalf or
the campaign of Justice Charles h.
hughes for the presidency. This city
is included in the itinerary of III" tram
en- route from Columbus 10 Pittsburgh:
The women campaigners Will spend
one hour in The city. arriving at f:30
D. III. and staying until $50.
The women composing the Hughes
camnaiEn committee arc not "orRlHS
as Il suffragettc organization, DILL lot
the election Of Tie Republican nation
al ticket and the ratification OF the
Republican party principles.
Included in the half hundred or more
members of the party are MrE. Frank
Gibson, Of California. member OF Gov
ernor Hiram Johnson's commission on
immigration and housing; Miss FRAN
ces kellor, chief of the New York ou-
rcau Of immigration and industries;
Mrs. Josiah T. Bowen, Of chicago
known throughout America for her ju-
renile work and protection OF city
youth: Miss Maud Wettmore. OF
Rhode Island. worker in the welfare
department OF the :>ulional Civic Fed
Grafton and in The Red Cross and pre-
parcdneSs movements: Mrs. Cabot
Ward leader in Catholic charities;
Mrs. Arthur Capprr, wife OF the Nan
sas governor: Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth. Of Cincinnati. daughter of Col.
Roosevelt: Mrs. Gicord Pinchot, OF
Pennsylvania. and many others equal
Is prominent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-30
LA BELLE COMMON
IN GOOD DEMAND At
II; BIG EARNINGS
Tremendous sales Yesterday-Biggest
Profits in History Reported
Wheeling Steel Advances.

n,nlnG IN l.al}cllc common stock at
Il rccord-hrenkinE price WAS the feature
of an active stock market yesterday.
nr"ninE 1T 81 on the local exchange
this exceedingly popular issue advanc-
ed To a, at which price it WAS offered
al tho close. The last sale was re-
ported at T0ia. though several hundred
shares were sold for II.
In Pittsburgh. where nearly l.lQN
::harrS changed hands. LaEcllc Coinmnn
opened at GSis, and responding 10 the
upward swing OF steels in New York,
advanced to 70. 1t closed in Pittsburgh
ut col:
Tho loral sales in LaBclle were
heavy. 1t IL understood that one
brokerage firm sold at least a thousand
shares.
Profits Largest in History.
1t was learned yesterday from what
is regarded an author itative source that
The August report showed the largest
earnings in the history Of LaBclle Iron
works. 1t will be recalled that July s
FRONTS were in excess Of 100000. but
ii IS said that last months earnings
exceed that sum by good figure.
In sympathy with tho upward move
mcnt OF all steel and iron stocks,
Wheeling Steel e Iron advanced again
Yesterday, selling at AS. This issue
has gained four points this week. Many
shares were sold yesterday.
Whtaker-G lessner common stock sold
Mt 4 gain of live points. block Of
shares being bought ut ESQ.
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INFLUENCES FAIL TO
AFFECT PROSPERITY

NEW YORK, Sept, 2?,--punS ii"vi"w
tomorrow will S;tr:
Restraining Influences Hamper put o."
not check progress current reports Guu-
lug to the accumulated cvIdcnrc al pros
pcrity in industry. trade and transp4rtn-
ton holiday ubsrrvamccS have had "a"
usual effect ui temporarily limiting
business in som hrancfcS ana labor
conditions sill restrict manufacturing
operations: yet bank cirarL'Ga 1t most
leading ceatcrs. Us we'll rs 1T IN"
smaller cities. mount upward SiSaIily
and other statistical hlr"met"rS aus"
make remarkably gratifying SNhihltltS'
The high and rising prices constitute II
source Of complaint and cause Some
hcSitancv in forward commitments hut
the purchasing power l. sustained ny
the full employment of workers. IL d.
weed wages and signs az r"n'rhcunn
In consumption are tho reception II
is noteworthy ;nG- demands are pro;ln =
ening in practically every direction. lnl'
lowing the partial let Mp in midsummer
and retail distribution. under lna sum-
illus OF recent cool weather. mas Hc-
vln1od in q way that for"ShadnwS 4
record movement during the fall anu
winter.
Weekly bank clcarings s4.N,?.%91. Sc.
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS"


,rriyatr Wiz" t" y. r. MnSt"n & C"l
Financial News says--Th"i genera
lis, seems +" have received itself into
:, bun trading affair. in which pur-
rhas.s uIi reactions for turns are adj
Ii.:nhl" and when special groups or Is
s,,",: may ~" advanced. notably I'm rails
and 'i,rnhrhlr in some nf thr rNllln-
mcni* Sr.riS ana cnnpcrS are recon-
uc,l,ird - purchases ~ recrSSinnS. n
T,nr.. iwr-Si,i"l market temporarily
WORLD seem Ia aSSur" SOUND lnun.
,latin for further Improvement. HnIl
REPORTS are noted nn American an
r;@.drich United states Huhlcr, kH2-
r.roit. Columbia Gas. R"nuhiic steel
I-njr"d stats steel. \ >ir'mr inward
trend is displayed by y Y. Central,
I'ui"n Pacific and =. o..
Wall Street InlIrnn l--Th" huNiG
power %rrrls ia come from TIL" outside
and IT, h.. based on fundamental tnvoSt-
mr,!t c"n,l;tinns rather than speculative
Iru>>ihii'i"S. .
Snn-Tl"r" is = viii" diSl rthui'n ~
stocks AMI there is good ABSORPTION.
Clark. Chilhr & 60. Say-Nhi!" re
end nr III" hull mar!;'t IS profanity TAT
off. still thrr" will h" many sharp re-
actions. .,,'.,.
+. T.. kc"rh & r1.-W" sill think
G & o.. AtrhiSnu. Northern Iacitic.
GrrHt Nnrthrn pref. southern PACIFIC;
g. /: ". pref md Eric first PREF. viii
co higher.
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Flashes to Mnstens.

(Priva;e wire to y. f. MasLen Il CO..
NEW YORK. Sept. 22-Thts was q
very strong stock market today IN I'll
dcpart.uea:s with over ZOO 900 shares.
War stocks were generally farorites and
Colorado Fuel - iron initiated yeSter-
days performances % Republic Iron u
Steel. This movement in the indepen-
cent steelx Civ" tn" general market a
hotter appearance because they wer
Ear out OF lin" with United States
Steel tho dcn,ard for tho latter seems
to BE- unsatisfahl".
Marines hung lire. and will probably
sell lover he,auS'> In" directors VIII 10
nothing about ;hc back preferred div
dent TO-DAY. aud this; VIII disaprnint III"
new holders.
This Weeks Shahr-nut in steel seems
only - havc strengthened the public
cuniid&nce in that stock. Certainty
Steel Mas given woman support around
tho liz 'rvrl and tho manner of its
recovery yesterday hcsn"aks now high
records for it, The collapse OF tn" en-
thuSiasn: that seemed to he budding
oyer the Wilson S-hour-law AMI tin" fins
u.s. Mr.. Hughes is making OF that meas
.tlre as material for his cair HaiCn talks
is hul;ish factor in III" present mar
ket.
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METAL.

NEW YORK. Sept .9.--The metal ex-t
change quotes lead s7.0nGI.20.
SpeItcr steady: spot East st. Louis oe S
At London lead f32: spelter t52
Conner firm: clcctrolytic S27.00 zS.SV.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin ouist; spot
At l.on,h:n copper spott113: futures
flI5: clrc,rolytic t140. Tin spot 417s
los; futures nominal.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese:

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Buttes
steady: creamery extras (92 score) SOC
Chighcr scoriug) 35ia q 36c; first 3aS !
g34i.c: seconds 22l- Gp33!Sc.
Eggs steady: flesh gathcred, extra;
fine ssh 3yc: extra first 36W3!c; nrsts
32l. q 35c: nearby hennery white. line:
10 fancy 45df 5uc: do. brown 3SPd
Cheese firm; state. whole MIX hats.
fresh. special 20i4 u 20".c: do. averasS
fancy ani4c.
Poultry. live nominal: dressed auiet;
chickens l96f30c; fowls lIis Q:3hc.s
turkeys % 3hc.
Flour unsettled. 49,
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations By r. Braunlich & Co.
Nav, Grain 8 Farming Implements
1919 Market Street.
MONEY.

NEW YORK. Sept. e9-Mercan tile
rarnr a.. Sterling. 80 day bills SAIL y
demand s4.75T: cables s4.7hl4. Francs
demand s5.S4is; cables s5.24. Marks
lcmand 70M. cables T0I Kronen,, de-
nund ~ liz: cables l2m. GuildeIs'
,,onI &c as. cables sG.4jlt. Rublcs. de-
mand 70: cables %2ii. Bar silver $50. -:
NIcvicnn dollars 53as. Government
bonds steady Railroad bonds strons.
Time loans steady: go days 20! M"'
80 days ga &C.: months 2lI T3E:
Call money nrmcr: high :: low -!
ruling oH;: last loan >: Closing bid "a :;
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ROAD ENGINEERS MEET.

. CHARLESTON W. Va. Sept. 29.--t.
D. Williams. state road engineer. met in
Charleston to-day with road engineers
from the counties Of Fayctte. Raleigh
and Lognn. for a conference on uniform
specifications for tn" roads 10 9H coh
strur.ed I'm those counties. More than
S3.0rn Nnn has been Issued in bonds in
the three counties for the purpose OF
making permanent road improvement!
The county court OF kanawha to-day
let contract to +. j. McGuirc. OF Nor
folk. Va. for building brick and asphalt
III concrete 10 the cost of $4,000.
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AUTO OVER BANK
Machine Belonging to F. a: Wlliiams
Goes Into Long Run When
Steering Gear Locks.

While making the turn from the
National road into the road crossing
the street car track at Leatherwood,
the Overland touring car oil r. a. WI
liams, of Woodsdale,. plunged over ne
bank into Long run, late Yesterday a. a.
ernoon. The accident was due to the
steering gear becoming locked. The
machine was slightly damaged and
MIR. Williams escaped without being
injured.
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SU&AR

NEW YORK. Sept. "9-Eaw sugar
nominal: centrifugal s5.S9: molaas"s
Stoa refined steady: fine granutated
1915. Sugar futures moderately active
and higher on covering and support from
trade interests. At noon prices were
four 10 six points higher.
closed steady and $40 points higher
Sales 1900 tons. December Si.5h: jan
uarr s4.1?: March 1898.
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WOOL.

ROSTON. Sept. c?.-The Commercial
Ruiietin will say tomorrow.
THE demand for wool has continued
on large scale this week. IN" total
yUluIr. OF business for the fortnight
hcinS estimated variously IL from To-
n0N, 900 10 10000. 900 pounds. The great
or part of the business has been in ter
ritory woods. of which the larger por-
tion was in the original bags. Prices
have been very firm. Tho situation
III t,, mills Is unchanged"
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CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.
tBy Harris Winthrop x Co. to Ed

tBy Harris Winthrop x Co. TO Fidelity
lnv"stncnt ASsoclation.) .r,
CHICAGO. H.. Sept. "9.-Wh"at: ihe
market has shown material strength but
has held witkia narrow bounds the
greater part Of the day. short covering
in tho current month Carried II tp so"I
premium over the later months ana
caused similar buying IN the deftrTed
months early In the session. There was
active buying bf cash wheat at MISSOURI
river polnts by northwestern m!ll"rs ana
q brisk demand also was reported u. l.e
southwestern terminal markets. lherI
was free realizing by some OF the larger
local longs and fairly good commission
houses selling on the advance although
some OF the latter interests oouCht on
tho moderate advance. Some light rams
fell in the south but the north continues
hot and dry. Flax in Rosario opened
from SIC to enc higher and the condI-
lions which brought about the advance
were considerably builish on the wheat
market also. Exports were 5epoEtsa az az
500 0On buShel and = good demanG 'ot
flour from France Italy and Greece WAS
reported.
Co-n-Closed easier after having ruled
strong and higher most or the day. Inc
strong start was largely due to the at
temp,s of the shorts in September 10
cover, this IN turn starting much cover,
ing by shorts in deferred months. All
wants WERE Supplied and values tlnalIE
broke " it'll wheat. killing FROST prevail
u
the frost l:n, to below south central
part. Country was selling new corn inr
Drce.r Der shipment. ~ arrive here. Inc
EXPORT call for corn here was good but
hanpcred by lack Of ears. ENn"rt sales
we're $1,000 buShe!. basis Of ?Q'4c here.
Leading owEe-S OF September corn kept
a supply on salo al lday.
Oats-OatS were firmrr most Of the
day. reacting with other grains ana clos
ing lower. Some Of tho cash concerns
sold moderately Of futures. Export call
was limited 10 the supply OF cars avail
abba Tor taking the grain out. This was
limited Steady investment call pre-
walls for futures. Winnipeg market VAS
strong aud receipts there to-day were IS
cars.
Proyisions-Eery irregular and ch"ppE
market. september product was firm"r
and 4, ferret lower. Considerable trd:S-
frrring oC September trades to the defer.
red futures. Shorts %ere fairly Soon
buyers OF September. having waited
little too long.
TOLEDO. O.. Sept. 2e.-Whcat cash
$l.57: December S1.6l; May sl.63.
Glover seed. prime cash $3.50: Decem-
Der and March $3.50.
Alsikr. prime cash and 0Dctobcr
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e1vEH MILITARY FUNERAL.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept. o9.-rhe
seconas military funeral OF tho week wa"
conduct ad here to-day. Corporal Joser:l
Myers Jr., OF c. Company. Charleston.
died after short Illness srd the First
battalion of the Second Infantry with
a firing squad from the COMPANY TO
which, the Gecedent belonged. marched
four lies from camp to show honor ~
the memory Of the young man.
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rouH pEsE1rERs CAPTURED.

CHARLESTON w. VA. Sept. -
-Four alleged dc$"rters from the Second
West virginia Infantry. captured IN
HunIinrtOn after an offer OF $50 reward
was made by. the military authoritie" for
the capture of each. wrr" returned ~
the mobilization camr to-day 70 awhit
trial before the general court. The po-
lice throughout III" state have Dccn ASK
ed TO arrest dcSerters.
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Logan & sryan's Closing stock Letter.

(Privata wirs to \. L. MaSten & Coz
NEW YORK. Sept. eo--The treInen-
douS foreign and domestic demand for
American products. the hug" corporate
earnings and tho stimulating effect OF
the vast accumulation of gold. continue
TO exert = pronounced effect on indus
trials in the shape Of fostering an III.
SiStnnt public demand for securities Of
that tyne. so Thar until RI" "utsid" ap-
petite is moro fully satisfied. opinions
as 70 the extent Of rises arc rot of much
value. However. :he imitation will have
10 be regulated Gro long.
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"A BIG DROP IN
WHEAT PRICES
After Reaching Top Notch Prices 90
Down Due to Profit Taking
Corn and Oats Down.

CHICAGO. Sept. .9.-Aftcr wheat III
som. cases today had touched lhr high
st prices yet this season. heavy profit
taking by holders led To II decided set
back The CHIEF hullish influence con-
tinued TO be the lack Of rain III Ar
gentinr. The closing prices here. how
ever were weak * 10 | cent lower WIN
December. ut 81 81 Ii and May at $l.a@ ~.
Corn finished = TO x cent up. oats
\ decline to y advance and provisions
unchanged TO IS down.
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" CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-ElOgs. receipts
"a. 900: weak. unchanged to ) cents
under yesterdays average. Bulk $3.50
Gr1u:4u; light $500 1915: mixed $3.50
GIln.70: heavy S9.40Gr 1850; roughs
Sg.A0Gr $50; pigs $G.15Gfa.61.
beef rattl. SG.iUTt ll.25; western steers
s6.laGi9.41: storkcrs and feeders $3.50
fT.70: cows and hcircrs s3.4 q $40;
calves s%aidi ESQ: sheep receipts l%.-
nGN; wax. wcthrs Sh;Gn S.""; ewes '1'''
q ~: lambs si.5N4 1910.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WUETLrNG, W. Va. Sept. - IL.
Furnished Tho 1ntclirencrr by y. f..
Master Il 20. members New York STOCK
Exchange. National Bank Of West Nir'
ginin building. Wheeling. ". Va Louis
j.. brand. manager.
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The tenants you OUGHT TO HAVE
are reading the ads In this paper every
day You arc to decide as to whether
YOUR ADS are to be part Of their
reading or not. auZo-I
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIK
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS Z
TO CLEVELAND.

$500 round trip from Wheeling and Mr..
tins Ferry every Saturday. returning
Monday. s1.75 round trip every Sunday.
;1.75 round trip TO Canton, going Sat:
urday. returning Sunday. $3.50 round
trip every Sunday. -,
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEEL W. Va. SPIT 90 rs.
Furnished The Intclligcnccr Ivy y. f..
Mas,en & Co.. members New York STOCK
Exchange, National tank OF West Eir-
ginia huild;rr. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
Il. Brand. manager.
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60 Transfer books close, Sept. 20, for
H.. per cent cash dividend payable
October l..
(4I Transfer books close sent 90 for
~. per cent cash dividend payable
Sept. 80. = Per cent 1T which is regular
and = !: per cont on account r( back
dividcndS.
go 'C4Ansfcr hooks close Sept. ii. for
L rrGlYR.r 20 cash diviucnd and an ex-
ira e. payable Sept. III.
(6H"T-ansie: books close Sept. 20. for
. prfScrnt dividend puyaOls October :.
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II understand that BtnkA has become
an efficiency expert
zig that so? Now he will be able 10
teach everybody TO do everything he emit
do himself" - Richmond Tlmes-Dis-
patch.
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Total snares 1.i1S,s0O.
Bonds S5.28l,0OO.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. -. 10.
Furnished The IntelliScnc.r By y. Il.
Mastcn & Co, members New YORK Stock
E;xcharTc. National. Bank OF West Nir-
cinIa building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
F. Brand, manager.
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Standard on subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. W. VA, Sept 80. 'lG.
Furnished The lntclllEcnc"r by ~ f..
Maslcn Il Co. members New York SiocS
Exchange. National Bank Of West Nlr-
einia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
+. Brand. manager.
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EaS.Pht:orko N Go.
go aS~y ~. -

|. pIrTSRuRGH. Pa. Sept. 29.--Cattle
steady; supply light. Choice SA..5E
h.75: prime sq.25NslQ.
sheep steady: supply light. Prime
wcthcrs S7.90GrS.10: Gull and common
$3.5N@ 500: lambs s6.50@ 1850: veal
calves s12.50fFl3.0U.
Hogs steady; receipts Is double
decks Prime hHvirS $l0Q S9M 1870;
mediums slN.60mlt.IO; heavy workers.
$lU.40GrlO6n: light workers. $3.50 a.
H.7a; pigs s9.ouGl 9.a0: roughs $2.ooW
ID
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept -. IL.
Furnished The IntrllI@cuc"r IS g. f..
Atnsicn L. Co. members New I"gii Stock;
Exchange, National i!nnl; Of Nest NIr-
g!nin building. Wheeling. W. VA. LOUIS
r Brand. manager.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

VT sE:IING. w. Va. Sept. 90. &c.
Furnished Trr Intc;iIgcncrr by y. Z.
Masien s Co. members New York Stock
Exchange National Rank ~ west Nlf-
gina brildinS. Wheeling, w. VA LOUIS
T.. Eranu, manager.
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Shadyside Briefs.

Mrs. |. y. Cash entertained a lew
friends Wednesday evening i'll honor OF
her daughter Mrs. W. X. FOX. VINO
left Thursday morning for her nome
at Carson City. Nevada. MIR. and MIS-.
Fox spent most Of the summer with
relatives here. Mr.. Fox returned nome
in August.
Mrs. VIM. Schuck made business
trip to Wheeling on Thursday.
b. f.. Hill has opened his nc" store
on 4lSt street. -e.
Mrs. Charles Chadduck OF Grafton
and Mrs. \. X. McMurray Of Mounds
Vile, who visited here left ThnrSaay
for Moupdsvillc, accompanied py MIS-
Mrs. Roy Bryan and Mrs. A. c: Mar.
Tie. OF Cen,erville. are visiting TRENDS
The Ohionian and Philomathian Lit:
erary societies basket ball teams played
hcirfirst game Friday evening: -
Mrs, James Davis and children. o.
centervtIle. arc visiting relatives herc
Mrs VIM. Homer will spend inc week
end with relatives at Bellsrillc.
The Yadies class OF the CHRISTIAN
church have the promise OF qnilc q
number OF relics for the exhibit OH
october -. ,,.:,.i,
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
|, T.. Gillispie Of Pleasant Hill
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PETROLEUM

OH. cry. pa.. Sent. @9.-Crcdit hal
anccs $40. Runs lli.4l4; average ST.
G4n
SHIPMENTS 4S.2"5: avcrag" 5"."2I,
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LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. W. VA. Sept. 20. 10.
Daily Quutu1iUn ISL VI :hG hceilng
stock EAchange:'
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NOTICED,

During school months this Company
will sell at its Tenth Street. Wheeling,
Waiting Room. coupon School Ticket.
Books good for forty-sx fve-cent rides
at the rate of $1.15 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 ComDany's line
between Wheeling and Wellsburg may
be obtained at the First Street,
Wheeling, Office.
Due to 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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II that properly is desirable, aavsT'
tise il. II you don't advertise II o.
body will know or care. about Wn WIZ ~
Il is desirable or not. auEo''
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SHADYSIDE, 0.
SundaY Church Notes.

SHADiSl"E, Sept -y.-l'rrsuytG terrain
--rrraching II u. III. and 1880 p. m
by Rev. Is. NJ. Irlcv. Morning subject
a Model Congregation" Evening SUB,
Ject, "Duviu's Prayer Sunday school
IN a. H., G.. t.. service 4 80 p. IN.
misunderstanding IL a. IN. by
Rev. r. J.. Mcconnell and 7:30 p. III
by IL minister from the W. Va, confer
rncr. SUNDAY school 10 Il. IN. Junior
League $50 u. III.
MISUNDERSTANDING IL 8. Ill. and
:%n p. NJ. by Rev. l.. y. zimmerman
e. l.. service $3.50 j. III.
Preaching services for the winter
months at all churches will begin al
80 D. N. and young peoples services
ut $3.50 -. H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-30

In advertising for position, do not
be vaque-tel what you can do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-30
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Cash quotations: Wheat No. > Red
slG3& No. Rcd S1.56 q Isl; No: :
Hard s160G1.6lis; No. Hard Sl.4eW
Corn No. Yellow 9oG 9oHc: No /
Yellow S3@S41.c: NO. White S2'@ n 81;
Oats No. White 4T@47%c; Standard
ALL q 4Sc MI,
S14l6ffl+.6n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-30

TOLEDO. O.. Sept. 2e.-Whcat cash
$l.57: December $l.hl; May Sl.o%.
Glover seed. prime cash $3.50: Deem
Der and March $3.50.
Alsikr. prime cash and pDctooer
Slu.l0: December s10.15.
Timothy. prim" cash and oct"ncr
81 20: December S2.35.