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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
PERSONAL


Lave Evans 1T Castle Gate was
IN Price Monday on business.
j. A. Manson was In salt Lake
city several days this week On conn
pany business
Mrs a. a. Mcdonald and chit
drcn returned sunday from "a win
tcr's visit NJ ~ George.
Mrs Orron r. brooks was pas
rongcr for Salt Lake city this morn
Ing going In on u visit.
% A. Gillespie. Green Rivers
representative on the Emery county
board ct commissioners, WAS Price
visitor "wednesday
-. W. Hahn of the Burlington
Route was looking after wool ship.
mcniH for his road In the vicinity of
Price during the week
Carl Gundvrson and young son.
carl. Jr. left yesterday for Cotton. Eo-
ing from there o. the sheep herd.
which h ranging In that locality.
David =. williams ~ the Castle
bale Progress. was Price visitor
Wednesday On business and while In
town made The sun a fratcrnal cath
Mrs l.. A. Mcgee returned We'd
nrsday from Sait Lake CITY. where
she attended the meeting Of the
grand lodge OF the order of the East
.rn Star
Mrs 4. u. sutton returned the
first OF the week from Salt Lake city.
where she has been In attendance a,
the grand lodge of the order OF the
Eastern Star,
William \. Rayburn represent.
ing a. @. Dunn a Co, uf Salt Lake
city. was calling ON the business men
of Price "Wednesday ON matters con-
corning his agency.
John Jones at Sunnysidc. one al
the real old timers of the county, wa
Price and Helper visitor last sun
day. while In Price ne renewed hi
allegiance Co The sun,
Miss Dorothea Rasmussen. VII,
has been teaching In the Price publ,
schools the past year. will leave to,
morrow for her home al Mt. Pleasant
to spend her summer vacation.
Misses Alice and Kate Ewcll aud
Erzel johnson of Provo, and Mis-
Alice Habcock of Castle Gate. visited
Miss Mabel Stowell and other friend'
In Price several DAYS this week.
DIR. n. y. Coward went To Sail
Lake city Monday 60 be- present az AZ
opeI alton which Is To be performed on
his mother at one Of the hospitals 10
that city, for the removal of gal
stones
Charles Greenwood got bach
Monday from "a trip of several day'
Ia Idaho on business lie says ldah,
suffered recently from the cold spell
aud that the fruit there Is entirely de
stIoyed.
MIR. aud Mrs J. 4. Slaughter ant
daughter. Marjorie. will leave today
daughter win leave today tor Okla
homa and Iowa for visit and vii
later go 10 Memphis Tcnn.-Sunday'
Tribune.
j. W. Chapman of American
Fork was In Price for a few days las
week. returning home SUNDAY. lie
has extensive sheep interests In Car
hon county and was here on trip at
inspection.
"a. -. Oviatt came up from cleve'
land yesterday, lie reports that th'
recent frosts have played havoc will
the fruit down in that section an'
that the alfalfa crop has been ma
terially hurt
Mrs. r. W. McIntire has gone Il
Price. where she Is preparing hel
household goods Tor shipment an'
win go 20 silver city To live. Hel
sons have employment In the mine
at Silver City, having leased thei
ranch at Mountain Home for year
Green River Dispatch, 18th.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
baseball Notes At Random.

II tckled the Helper fans tn see
Curry come up five times ana lsrrun
the breeze thr'r times
Next sunday games are Price Al
Helper and Castle Galc at sunnyslde.
Price still remains az the bottom of
the league. Nothing win bring il out
OF that place unless il be Rssiduou,
practice and good support from the
local people No team can do well h
the home crowd does not lend il gem
uine support Criticize il you win
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
SCHEDULE ron THE SEASON
or CARBON COUNTY LEAGUE

May si--Pricc at Helper. Castle
Gate at sunnysidc.
May ss-sunnysidc NJ Price. Helper
NJ Castle Gate,
May 3O-sunnysldc at Helper. Cas-.
tie Gate at Price.
June Price at Castle Gate. Hell
per at Sunnysidc.
June ii-sunnysidc AZ Price. cas-.
tie Gate at Helper.
June tN-iiclpor ~ sunnyslde
Price nj Castle Gate.
June 25-sunnysidc at Price. Cas-,
tie Gate at Helper,
July Price at sunnyslde. CastI,
Gate az Helper
july castle Gate M Price. sun.
nyslde at Helper.
July price at sunnyside. Helper
at Castle Gate,
July lG-sunnysido at Castle Gate
Helper at Price.
July 2s-castle Gate at Price. Ilcl.
per nt sunnyslde.
July si-IIelpcr at Price. sunny,
side az Castle Gate.
july 3O-Prlce at sunnyside. Castl,
Gate at Helper.
August G-Pricc at Castle Gate
,Sunnysidc az Helper
August i3-Castlc Gate at sunny,
side Helper az Price
August so-Sunnysldo az Price. Hel
per at Castle Gate.
August 27-Castle Gate al Sunny.
side, Price az Helper.
September 3-Price al IIeIpcr. sun
nyside az Castle Gate.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19

SUMMARY lsNfu'd runs, SuuuNrlue
., two-haSc hits. I.utrrll. Nadoau,
kvrH,cn home run. puwnUy, stolen
bases. Nadcnu. Donovan 60; firrt
base On balls. uff lIapps ., off Schultz
4. struck out. hy schultz -. hy Happs
10. kft On has-r. SunnyHido ., Helper
9. passed balls. Pollock. first base ou
errors. Sunnysid- :: hit hy pitcher.
kcrstcn. time 1T game hours nm.
pirrs Carlson ana Williams. scorer
Lindsay
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19


t.utrcr walked. was safe on second
on curry's hunt and spaldinR's fum-
bile. Nadeau got first on J. AlliEon's
error and the bases were full pono-
van smashed one Ca spalding, who
whipped II home and caught Lutrell,
Iapps then struck out kcratcn. ac.
ceptcd hot gruundcr from burns
and nailed him at first
Helper came nearer scoring IN this
frame than at any time throughout
the game Hayes was out curry 4"
burns. Young nit safe one over
third base. got second ON punuNun'H
error. hut died there while Spnlding
flew to Kerst.n and Orocsb"ck struck
out
DnWney struck out In the second,
IInppH stopped one from Pollock and
got him at first and schultz struck
out Hill Allison hit siEzlcr e.
Schuls who glued on a. a. Sund
was out Donovan Co Burns aud Wig
netti rolled one o. BURNS who retired
the side.
In the third Lutrcll busted one 10
deep left and reached third, II was
In going after this hall that Young
hurt himself throwing the hnll In,
curry struck out Nadcau failed o.
roach first ilapps handing the hall
t. J Allison. Donovan hit weak
one e. Vignetti who had plenty of
time to catch him az first hut he
threw "a mile over J, Allison's head
scoring i.utrcll and leaving Donovan
on second. kcrston reached first uu
when he hit one through Spalding aud
Donovan scored on the throw In k"r-
stem going t. second on the same
play. The storm was over when
Spnlding threw Burns out az first
J Allison ana Kappa struck out
Hayes walked hut died On first when
Hall struck cut
In the fourth frame nuwnrN skicd
a weak one e. a. Allison, Pollock was
again out by the llapps-J. Allison
route. schultz got pretty single hat
died nt first when l.utrcli whitfield,
schultz struck out Spalding. uroes.
beck and Allison In quick time.
In the fifth Curry popped out to ~
Allison. Nadeau trundlcd one o. J, Al
lison Donovan looked ilapps' offer
ings over stole second and died there
when Happs delivered krrrtcn's
groundcr a. first base
schultz walked Sund, Nignettl
hunted aud Pollock caught Sund al
second, Allison hit one o. Donovan
ana he kept second clean hy throwing
to Lutrell Happs walked. Hayes
fouled To- Pollock.
In the sixth Burns got first on Wig
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REST THING ron \ RIIIor
TACK.

ION account of my confinshi'-
the printing office have iof -
been a chronic sufferer from ny
ton and liver trouble. A few ~
ago I had an attack that was
we're that | was not able TO 81
case Tor two days. Failing TO ~
relief from any other lreaun,.n, y.
took three OF Chamherlains ~ :
and the next day felt Ike ~
man." writes ~, G. Haley ~,
Carolina News, Chaplin, s. c "''
able everywhere AdNt
Smoke Elk Pride Clgnr Tel lll
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CASTLE GATE

Summary rwo-base hits, Ice. ia.
cobshagen ca, Mcclure: thrcc-base
hit noon; left on bases. Price o. Cas-
tie Gate 4; bases on balls, OFF Ayeriu
?. off Noon I; earned runs. Castle
Gate 3; struck out. by Averill 6. by
Noon g umplres, Bernardo and CROW
scorer, X, W. Ayeriu.
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CARD or THANKS.

Frank and Joseph Crosse wish Ia
thank their many friends FOR the sym.
pathy ana Kindness extended them
during their recent bereavement
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
FAIR BASEBALL IN
bum" WEATHER
CHILLY WINDS PUT BOTH BNLI
TEAMS TO THE BAD.

Castle Gate Wins Easily From Price In
Five and Half Inning Game. While
sunnysidc Puts IL over Helper By
Flight to NothinR-Ganc~ Better
Than the SCORES Would Indicate.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19

Phone EIGHT-O where the flowers
grow. Provo Greenhouse company,
cut flowers floral designs. Try us.
$. l.. Williams. Asent-Advt'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19

Scissors ana knives sharpcncd al
d""dman's repair shop.-Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19
STANDING or run CLuBs.

Tho Denver and Rio Grandc ran ar
cNcursion from Sunnysidc o. Helper
last SUNDAY aud about hundred ana
twenty-five enthusiastic fans went to
the railroad town To- see the cokcmcn
bring home the bacon. Father Burns
men proved themselves too strong Tor
Helper and rolled W eight runs To- the
railroad towns duck egg. Schultz
was In fine form throughout and be-
sides striking out thirteen men only
one safe hit u recorded against him
The Sunnysidc team came through
with alright support only one error
marring their part 81 the score book.
shuitz also had a percentage of 500
IN his batting record o. he nippvd
IIapps for two nice binRiCs. i.utrell
curry and Burns fieldcd their post
tons well.
Helpers In and out gardeners gave
ltapps very poor support. nine crruors
being chalkcd up against them. IN
fact Happs pretty nearly played tho
whole game himself. Many of llcl.
pcr's errors were incxcusahlc and at
times the team seemed 90 be asleep.
In the third frame Lake Young
who tried hard 90 get under Lutrclli
long rs. In throwing the ball IN
strained himself inwardly and doctor
were called upon Co attend him. Lake
suffered extreme agony and was Ia
ken home. Later In the evening. how
ever. he was feeling much better.
In spite of the Indictment weather
with u high wind and clouds Of dust
the Helper fans. turned out well and
IN all their must have been. includ'
Ing the Sunnyside delegation. about
four hundred fans on the field.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19

Good hattcd Tor ~. Allison In tho
ninth.
Score by lnningH-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
STOCKS LOST GROUND
IN the FINAL HOUR
Trading a Repetition of the Day Pre-
vious-Total Sales Run Over
Million.

NEW YORK, Oct. l9--ln its essential
aspects, IUd;Ly'S market WAS rcpGtl-
lion OF Tuesdays session. the entire list
losing ground III the final hour, after
having registered numerous SuhslantlaI
Advances. The setback MAS attributed
- cables from London announcing the
loss Of = British transatlantic liner by
Il mine in the English Channel.
Increased scope and stability &C
cornpancd the trading of In" forenoon
and mId-ScsSiOn, minor lnduStrIHlS beng
less prominent. albeit their places were
taken to an unwuutvd extent by low
privcd nun-dividcnd rails
Shipping StorkS also augmented re-
cent gains. particularly Atlantic. Iull
and Nest indies and United Fruit. but
these were abruptly wiped out in uh"
liquidation of the later period. Motor
issues gave promise Of assuming some
OF their former Importance. ihat dlHl-
sion, 1T its best scoring advances III :
to almost points.
United States Steel was strong
throughout. its extreme gam OF ~
TO l.l6A. representing the maximum
quotation since the reversal caused al
most Il fortnight ago by G"rnany'S sub
marine activities off the New England
coast. Total sales amounted 10 l,"iV'V00
shares.
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS.

I'rvatc VIZ. 10 \. L. Maseu " Co.
!m>rth Sa!s.--uuv aud CAR! the cOpverS They
aye s,nd. D,n'; Re without some Pacific Mail. Tie
bayinc If Reading - very good. Take Mer-
camille Marine Preferred fnc trading PURPOSES
Financial NC-yS'-.t continuation OF Speciality tad
tactics il rIIecird tile stock market VITA
attention fer the -GIlS account OF grUwlnS be
!:" that ihr Transportation lines to 6u Accorded
favorable Washington Treatment EnIUl fGcI-
lie Is exceptionally well bought. The Sama may DC
said pt lehish Valley.
Wal! Street lolIyug! TIL" feeling IS that Hughes
i rapidly gaming ground and Will continue u gain
f!uin until c:ect!0n day.
Journal Uf Commercial dominant factor in the
afa!sS OF !arg" industrial corporation Is said 10
have been large buyer ~ the Industrial! .ArCad
shares tiurin. the past week
Henry C!cws " Co. sar:--The public is going to
si>t thar capital aud labor alike should all SlIuS
proper regard for public interest.
y. y ln'itlIan h tc.-'rhr underlying situation
81 strong that is fair Inference that perrIy
the forward iacrenrn will be Of short rluta-
t!uE.
CLARK. rhihls & Cn.--Thn hrSt banking circles III
sis that caution is advisable and there has
hcr excellent selling OF stocks from such qtar-
tiers.
Logan n B,yan say:--Whtle n continuance RI bull
ish e:tGrLyn.S b" cl.II"S dnUns in spcciateJ may
{" the market appearance al strength. still
wiki the outcome If the election undecided
and foreign sltEatulI complicated there IS SIi-
cIcIt warrant for Conservative cOurSc ia tie stock
market.
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FLASHES TO mASTEN'S.

Private Wire Ia =. +. Mas;cn 4 10.
"a 900 shaicS stocks showed great strength to-day
The reaCtcnary tendency late IN the Gas Was cue
To professional raid based un hn Ami"tfdaH cane
quoting the NolEs XeuHE Of Berlin. aS saying II
would br the German INlicy (" continue submarine
warfare IN this side of the Atlantic.
Marines were sold this hu; IL can he said ihat
there never vas better buying ~ Marine preferred
than that that took place to-day. There Is q 'cTS
blllSh feeling this stock in the best quarters iof
the IN point aha kc-nut II has bad
Likewise the feeling Of good people is very bnl';sh
on tSerl and Union Pacific. The Steel Corporation
Will report wonderful earnings for the third f'!"iS:
and This exhibit should stimulate the whole list.
Good stockS are going much higher
Directors New York Central authorized lSusanrc
OF SIS 900 900 new stock Ia be offered u Stockh"v!'
at 100 Resolution adopted by directors state New
Stock shall he offered al 10 stockholders I" eA-
tent uf o Per cent Of their present holdings Proxies
will lie devoted 10 general corporate purposes VI
COMPANY.
Tie price mn'ement the stock exchange Is
likely TO bc influenced hy The rAiGnncleS Of The
PRESIDENTIAL campaign from nuw on This was noi!c4-
able In the Erry"lIS. sensitive fluctuations yesterday
particularly in the stocks of companies that viii h1
fhe chief hrneficiarirS ~ The party cspouSe high
protective tariff wIiihc is essential 10 the wei!
lrng VI our industrial life. professional market
is likely again to-day. Cuppers and railroads are 10
he faCnrcI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
STOCKS AND BONDS.
OFFICIALS COMING
Railroad Men OF The
Pennsylvania Will Pay Annual
Visit Here Today

The annual inspection trip OF Presi-
dent Daniel Rca and staff of Pennsyl,
vania officials is now being made ana
tie special train conveying these Of
ficers is expected here sometime 10,
day. The inspection of The: western
Trip has already been completed ana
the officers are now on direct route
TO their respective offices in the east
The train will come in over the [. d
p. division at Martins Ferry and VIII
come. to Wheeling over the Wheeling
Terminal and then switch to the Pan
handle division. There are about "oo
officials in the party and while III the
city they will investigate the pro
posed improvements 70: the local d.
ySiOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
WEEKS CLEAR|NG5 AMOUNTED To S4,316;49531;
OCTOBER'S TOTAL NOW EXCEEDS TEN MILLIONS

The bank clearings for the week
ending yesterday, amounted to 4.Sl6''
1881. according to the report of the
Wheeling Clearing House. This sum
represents an increase of 64.2 per cent
over the clearings Tor the corresponds
ing week of last year, when they
amounted to S2.62S,S12.I7.
Yesterdays clearings we're $685.
3l1.59. while the clearings for Octo-
Der 10. 1915, were S4T9.Q1I.6l. lcster,
days total showed au increase OF
$106.293. or 80 per cent.
Theclearings for October TO GATE
exceed ten million dollars. Including
yesterdays the total is SO OPS, 54S.2I,
while the total for the same length
Of time last October was only So,o1S,'
4l1.01. This months Clearings are an
increase Of SOL per cent.
The October record to date:
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| Open. High. ow. Close.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW DIRK. Oct. lg.---Ruilcr steady;
creamery higher than extras ga n Ri IL ;
creamery extras (g@ Srorcl 35i4 a ia - ;
iirStS 81 n 80; seconds 33Gi &3"i.
Eggs firm; fresh gathered. extra fine
is q 81; extra iirstS "5M 81; lirsts 32M 81 ::
seconds 3on%l: nearby hcnnrry, whites,
fine to fancy sag 80: nearby hcnncry,
browns 43Gri6.
Cheese steady. state, fresh, specials,
- n 2li, do. average fancy COL. n 20 a q.
Live poultry steady: 40 prices Settled.
Dressed steady. chickens con 80: fowls
l7M2Iia: turkeys 2jT 81.
Flour strong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
LOGAN & sRYAH's CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

NEW YORK. De-. I9.Tha market was petty muGn
-~:ded until whcn last hour Il was report
I'd cult: reliably that the U5;" had not been aunl
and later that british merchantmen woaId be
ariG.ed Ia order resist submarine attacks which
probably would result In aggressive tactics by
t:" Germans. particularly along the Atlantic csa-
board. which CAUSED quite hit OF hlsty realiXrI;
and moderate extension in the short account.
1: strikes rs heinz unreasonable expect thai
the submarine question: has been disposed or
b" ;eicglt.,I 10 The market factor cen II
the craft responsible for the uRcSilemcnt last Tcc;
IS eliminated from calculations.
We believe TIM: despite appearance from tIms
IL ,nc -. hII!ishneSs tn stocks that this Is not
TT" tire ."s tong lines cf !alustrials to he very
ctrat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
CLOSING GRAIN LETTER

By Harms. Winthrop y Co. to E:de..,y Investment
Association.
CHICAGO III. Oct. ig--Whcas: Continued drought
In Argentina snrw IN the CanadIan northwest ana
bgSh sentiment generally prevailing Sensd 10 over
the effect !pnc- Lt'erIort cables anu leceS
Ieadliy advanced ccruud. frnii: tAAlrIS Was
falriy bsr. but offerings abolished and psces
were G'uCk FcS:rul l" S"y buying q; "iI")ftt'ice
MINNEAPOLIS ami W!i;ui.eS "rrc >;r"aS. Exporters
were actl1s aud : rtaiulcd :ha; SS".HJo "!!siSi
had been sent the Gait HGlit$h c;s,ssG>!aAn IS
pronounced aud the tsadG IS :aIrIE iber4l wtn
BUYERS ar;ISe ou all moderate se5.pdchS Ne'tui'S
Sion Eo>- wsr. n"th sides aGd some that p.u-hI
heavily early. led ;I- selling late III the day Nn-
Geau"i!S T"l"r;cd c'n;sac; grades q Srtis LHI MAJ
dull "th buyers giving ;hctr aiten;I"" {" the
better SAMPLES - IT.. !.w grades. We i"'h :"r VIDE
IcIce changes r"ui i!uc - ii:Is ami :e t"t t.e
worlds Situation variants az Lml!>tai!E a!s .e'Et q
yaii:y>.
Corn Rough weather prevailed cyyc tp;u belt. tie
feTrlnc the Er;" t.: ;iSt VIM had crtriisd All EdrI!
fi-s ,n',rtrcni e: AisI, grades Starts IL
general y"Scrc,!. ,,u=> 3Wl..d theta the BRIGGS
witch were aln,.>t SENSATIONAL u! Size. iuI values
rrCed.d ;,"in toy. I"sh it ~ poe 10 yGt:c Tor
Nc. l"ic. Receipts wr.e less ;hau local industrial
Demands. Sh,ipIs cal, srpi hut Satcs !It.tt
hy shortage auI IA: umi:;s'l offerings OF cash
here
Ua;>--Las:, ;-att. L.. ats SiIo,ts cGgGr!ns
70 >"!ie extent Hu. >a..S hy local h,aSS auh tho
back ~ wt""; and ;"l."'rd Ihe Situation
PATTY and checked t!Ir ,c:uaa. Investing class
has sid oats to-day 70 extent. And are gu
iUS ;r"r: tAai tE"v relatively too !uw as
C"Tia:cd To- prices - "th"s gratis There was tis-
tie Eedsi;.s MAJ 81 t:c "w:Is!S * cash
Provisions Il.Sc ;.ale J.: PROVISIONS uviaIiy In
lard. wh;ch ws> ahead "t HAT RIBS sad io.H
Shorts u larger cat:h-e brss buyers u Lard
While Ia. lrd,nS lrs credited with sclnaS ":i
tho SwrIs. Hog Gcc"iiGs wss; wer. ,+.Ig9 against
50. jup ias; yraI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
new HIGH PRICE
LEVEL IN WHEAT
Scored on Chicago Market Yesterday
and Prices Were Strong-Corn
and Oats Gained.

CHICAGO. Oct. l9-New high price
levels were reached today IN the wheat
market here and prices finished strong
a, net advance Of is 10 cents, tor
active months. with December At Sl.bH%l
10 $l.69 and May at $l.bS%s 10 Sl.6H 81
but unchanged 10 Il cent lower tor July.
Crop reports from Canada were the
darkest yet received and adricsS troln
argentine ,old OF continued damaee
from drought. Corn scored gam OF
:; cents net and oats OF y TO = I" IS
In provisions The outcome ranged
from the same rs Yesterday : Et"Sc !"
Il rise Of $50.
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NJ { TAI.

NEW YORK oct. En-" metal exchange Guo,eS
lead s. 0nnt 10. Spcrr firmcr; si"t East ST. hcUts
delivery sac asked.
At London lead $50 I?S: SreitrT Ej%.
Copper firm ccctrolyiic first quarter So 500.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes I'm quiet: spot Sih1JGE
4l.h0.
Al London spot cnnrr. cl2+: fumrs El@0: clrctr0-
ly,r E4J lbs: SIp, I'm ElIg lOs futures ESQ IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Oct. l2.--Raw SusaT firm: centrtt!Sil
SGT mnlasSrs $I."! refined firm: iiHo graduated
s. 2j&7.3j.
Sugar futures We're firm and at noon prices we're
> tn ! points higher.
The list advanced on trade huvnS and closed
Steady and ! Ia i points higher: sales 800 tons;
December SiIG: JANUARY $i.jS: March Si.Si.
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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 fortysiX flve-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 Company's line
between Wheeling and Wellsburg may
be obtained at the First Street,
Wheeling, Office.
Due to a rule Of the Interstate Com.
mcrce Commission, these books are
not good for Interstate travel, being
good only for lntrastate travel.
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
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CHICAGO oct. 19.-Iiogs. receipts
$4,000: steady. unchanged TO shade
above yesterdays average. Bulk So 20
n 10 90; light 50 4Om10 25: mixed
81 40IlO 80; heavy 81 4Oml IS; rough
81 4OaDs GO: pigs SC 75@9 25.,
Cattle. receipts 1900: unsettled. Ma
tive beef cattle S. 50G II 40: western
steers Sc 1000 %; stockcrs and feed
ers 81 7On7 IS: cows and hcifers 50 ~
40 20; calves 81 25Ml1 81.
sheen receipts 1900; weak. Wcth-
crs s. GOmS 30: ewes So S501 5Di
lambs IS 40Ll0 60
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20

tu-Traustcr books close Oct. u for = per cent
dividend payable Nov. -.
t2)-TvauHtcr horks close Oct; %. FOR 5 Jer cent:
cash dlyit!cad. payable Nov. !.
tSl-TrauS;.c ls,cks CLOSE Oct. Is. for per cent
cash dividend payable Npy. l. Books close PEG. 5.
.nc an extra cash dividend payable Dec. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
Sax, Patterson & Co.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 19-Catue steady;
supply light: choice IS oOQS GO; prime
S. 1907 %; sheep steady; supply light.
Prime wcther 81 75@7 So; Gull and COM
mon So 5OG5 90; lambs 81 OV410 50;
vel calves $12 00@12 80.
Hogs steady receipts 10 double DECKS:
Prime heavicS, mediums and heavy
workers $40 % 6lO So; light workers.
So $500 a. pigs IS 2509 so; doughs
50 0UGDg 80