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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
LOSS IS INSIGNIFICANT
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Idly to earth. The ship was destroyed.
{The wreck o< the engines and half
burned bodies Of the crew wero found
1t Cuffley, near Enfield.
Mako Important Discovery.
Experts hope to reconstruct por-
hons Of ths framework. The large
kmount OF wood employed in the
framework seems TO point to q short
~ Of aluminium In Germany.
tho other two ships which ap-
bgoachsd London were repealed BY the
1ofsnsso without being able to ap-
6roach the center Of the city. A great
hnmber Of bombs were dropped on
~ East Anglican and southeastern
'bnsnttes. Complete reports OF the
Iaamawe have not yet been received.
Thoee available indicate that thu dam
- md loss Of life wcre light con-
36ar1n9 She number OF ships engaged.
\ rat number Of the bombs dropped
N into the sea or in remote coun-
~ distTictA
ut 10 hoped that persons who pick
q up Fragments Of the wrecked air.
Hnsdduartsrs Of tho homo forces
sthout delay. II no value in the re-
sonaer,ctaon Of the airship. they will
- returned 70 tho owners. The re-
Scution Of such articles 10 IN contra
kent3on to tho defense of the realm
A statement OF casual
~ WI be issued tomorrow"
On9ual1ioU Arc LAGht.
An earlier statement issued by Sir
kohn French. commanding the homo
eroeA sd:
.Reports and careful inquiries show
- the Casualties and damage OF tho
- rid were quite disproporttonate
= ~ uumber OF ships employed.
oThn Casualties reported are one
800 md one woman killed and eleven
80 and women and two children
nr1nded. There were no cASuAlues
~ metropolitan police district
--latest reports show that In tho
sSfropofltan police district, twenty
- houses and some outouildings
- eaightly damaged: two water
naans were cut ana three horses
allied.
~c1sswhere the damage was very
sssht. A certain number OF cottages
- damaged AZ we'll as a church,
hfie q nre occurred IN some gas
mo military damage Of any sort
ras caused"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
GENERAL OBSERVANCE
LABOR'S DAY OF REST
Other Offices Are to He Closed
All Day.
BIG OUTING AT FOREST HILL
Trades and Labor Council to Hold Big
Celebration at Beautiful South
Richmond Amusement Park-The-
alter Season Begins.

Labor Day will be more generally
observed In Richmond today than
heretofore. All the large plants will
close down for the day. and many Of
the merchants will observe half a
day.
Federal. State and city Offices and
the banks will observe the day. Sew
enty-five per cent of the soldiers at
Camp Stuart will take day off from
camp monotony, and as a general
holiday the city will present a merry
scene.
At Forest Hill Park the real cele-
bration will take place. Committees
have been planning for tho day for
several weeks. and an exceptionally
flne program Is the result. Early
In the day all cars will lead to Forest
amusing games and contests will be
pulled off.
This afternoon the intercfty cham
pionshtp ball game will attract a
large crowd. and the special matinees
ut the various theaters will be we'll
attended.
The Academy VIII open for the sea-
son. and the new policy at the Bijou
Theater will be inaugurated.
Holiday hours will be observed at
the postofnce. Clerks Of the various
courts in the City Hall will be on
hand part OF the day. but all the city
departments viii be closed.
Expressions of pleasure and relief
have been made by labor leaders here
at the happy solution of the railroad
situation. and as a consequence there
will be great rejoicing in labor's ranks
today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
EYES TURNED TOWARD
THE ADMINISTRATORS
Propositions of Interest to Come
Before Board During Present
Week.

Tho Administrative Board will have
several interesting propositions before
It this week.
Action Ia expected by the officials Of
the Richmond and Chesapeake Bay
Railroad Company. objecting to the
city constructing a cross-over on III
right OF way. The Railroad Y. N. c.
A. will probably come forward with
funds toward the establishment Of .
playground on Seabrooke warehouse
lot, for which the sum of $225 is need
ed
And 1t Ia probable that another
chapter in the inquiry into methods
Of procedure at the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Infirmy will go into his
tory. This inquiry came to an abrupt
conclusion last Thursday, when one
of the witnesses failed to respond.
This witness will be summoned
through the Police Court
All three of these propositions are
interesting to the general public, and
will attract much attention when they
come up for further action.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
DRrNKINo PAINT KILLS COWS.

Farmer Sues to Recover Valve - TIVE
Mixers and Fifty ChieoEsas.
Philadelphia. Sept. 1.-Two cows and
nifty chickens dined from Z oAn Of blue
paint. Now they are dead
Patrick Donahue. . farmer Of OPP
per Roxborough, was tho proud pos
SCISSOR Of tho paint-eating stock. He
has started auit In the Municipal Court
against Charles X. johnson oou-
tractor. who. It was alleged. was In
directly responsible for the deaths.
Donahue explained that last Juno
Johnson contracted with him to paint
q barn on his place. An empioye Of
the contractor. Donahus said, placed
= largo bucket Of blue paint In An open
waEonshed. but failed to cover the
receptacle properly,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04

Fairbury. Nsb, Sept s-Petieions
are being circulated in Fairbury and
throughout Jefferson County to fle the
name of l. r. Lambert. Of this county.
as an avowed candidate for the NJ
teenth senatorial district to run
against Thomas LAhmers, Republican.
and william 0reubers Democrat. both
residents Of Thayer County. The nf-
teenth district consists Of Jefferson
and Thayer. The petition 10 being
generally signed by the dry element
Of the Republican party and Bryan
Democrats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
GUILTY IN OBEYTNG Law
Man Installs Exhaust Fan Ordered.
Court Calls 1t Nuisance.

New York. Sept 8-Daniel Bresna-
han. q restaurant keeper. under or
ders from the department OF health.
erected a standpipe with a uge cleo
trio exhaust fan at its outlet at the
roof to ventilate hts place
Rresna IAN was arrested, charged
with lnaiu aiming q public nuisance,
on co4;'p4 u OF Mrs. Rose Schmidt
IN t' ohiyn Court OF Special 6es-
siCH. sc swore the fan robbed her
Of s.r made her a nervous wreck
anG ectd her under a doctors care.
Bre.s ~ WAS found guilty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
CUTS COMPANION AND
MAKES GOOD ESCAPE

The police are looking for J. II.
Scott, alias "Enoch." aged fifteen years,
who Is wanted for stabbin1 Irving
Banks, colored. in the left breast.
Banks was taken to the Virginia Hos
pitnl No reason is known for the
assault. Scott ia alleged to have tax
en the knife from a smaller companion,
and without warning out Banks He
then sped away
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
REMARKED BY PRIEST
AFTER tL0PEMENT.

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 3--After a spe-
cial dispensation had been secured
from Bishop O'Connell. in Richmond,
Miss Ada Marie Staples and Joseph
l. White were married by Rev.
Father George Dunn in ST. Marys
Catholic Church at Q O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. They had eloped- to
Elizabeth City more than a week ago
and were married by J. w Munden, q
justice of the peace. AS the Catholic
Church does not recognize a civil mar
riage, and both the bride and the
groom are Catholics. they appealed to
the bishop for a dispensation that
would give Father Dunn the authority
to perform the church marriage SER
vice.
They were attended only by Mrs.
Floyd Robertson. a sister of the
bride. as matron of honor, and Ed
ward l.. Staples, her brother, a.
groomsman. The ceremony was wit
messed by a few intimate friends OF
the two families.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04

Belfast Man Jokes with Health on
Gers and Goes 70 ISland

Belfast Man Jokes With Health On
GERS and Goes 70 Island
New York. Sept S.-Robert Martin.
Belfast linen merchant, thought the
health officer was ''joshing' him when
he asked II he was enjoying good
health upon tho arrival of the liner
Adrtatic.
Nope, I've got Bright's disease. or
something like that" flippantiy replied
Martin
And then. despite hts protests, Mar
tin was taken to Ellis Island for e1-
animation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
Joscph @. West Receivers.

After several daye' treatment at
Memorial Hospital. Joseph c. West,
excursion agent Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company, Saturday
went to his home
During Mr.. Vests stay at the hos
pital his son and daughter were mar
RED, the former to a young lady from
West virginia, at Norfolk. and the
latter TO Clyde Hoppe. an automobile
dealer. OF Raleigh. formerly OF Rich
mond,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04

Local Option CampaAUn In Esstern
PennSyiyania to be started
0epteanhsf -.
Philadelphia. Pa. Sept 3.-The To-
cal option campaign In eastern Penn
syivania wf1l be launched September
IS, At q popular-pri dlsner to be
held In this city. Announcement OF
t4ais plan was made by an executive
committee of 1000 for local option in
Philadelphia
Election OF members to the state
Lextslature who VIII support . ooun-
ty local option measure will be the
object Of the campaign. All the State
leaders in the local option nght win
be present at the dinner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04

rmcva Motorsst Urges That Men Who
Opcrate Autos While Drunk Be
Cent In RAm

ODcrAte Autos WINE OFunA DC
sent to PEN.
Geneva, Ohio. Sept. 3.-"Some ac-
ION must be taken by authorities to
FOO intoxicated persons from driving
automobiles" said prominent Gene
g motorist.
.It's getting 30 It isn't safe to drive
80 car any more" he continued.
why. 1ust last Sunday night local
t,.n was the victim Of a John Bar
E~c0rn driver in tho South Ridge.
~ The drunken driver sent his
~ head first into that OF the local
~ and both cars were damaged.
nrofusion Of beer bottles fell from
- 3oy-rider's car"
ssVhat 10 needed" he concluded.
~ : eet Of oficiAls who will enforce
~ lawv and send some of the JOY
|1ders 20 jail"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
Faith Is the handspring.


Faith is to the graces of the soul
what the handspring is to the watch.
II the handspring is broken. not a
wheel moves. If the handspring Is as
it should be, every wheel moves. and
the watch is true Indicator of time.
If our faith is only as 1t should be.
then all the graces of the soul are in
lively exercise fulfilling the purpose
for which the spirit put them in the
human heart.
TOO much emphasis cannot be
placed on faith and its increase. 1t Is
essential in the discharge of our OBJ
legations to our God, our fellowman
and ourselves. In world where
there is so much evil, so much to re-
sst and to overcome, it is the es-
sential thing This is the victory that
overcometh the world, even our faith.
When death enters the home and the
loved one Is taken and every star fades
from our sky, when the great pillows
OF SORROW rise and dash against the
soul, threatening to overwhelm us.
when the spirit is crushed, and the
heart is broken ana we are over
whelmed with sorrow, then we need
faith to feel the touch of the presence
of Him who Gains the storm, and to
hear the voice of Him who says: Let
not your heart be troubled, we believe
in God, believe also in Me.
Then We need this increase of faith
as we stand face to face with the last
enemy we must encounter. When the
earth fades from US and it is dark:
when weeping friends pass into
shadow: when satan makes his last
desperate assault, and the spirits OF
other worlds are contending for our
departing souls.
when all the leaves that make up
the book of your personal history
shall have been filed with the record
Of your deeds and words and thoughts.
and when death. with its cold. tremb-
ling hand, shall have written on its
last page the word FINS, The
End when the realities of the great
eternity break down upon us. and the
great thoughts of God and Judgment
awaken us with a sense of awe and
dread.
All, then we need to have presence
of Him. to lean on His arm. and rest
on His bosom, to triumph over the last
enemy, and ascending Up. Up! Up!
Shouting, Thanks be unto God, who
giveth us the victory through our
Lord Jesus Christ
Lord. increase our faith"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04

Sella without Lacense Altered.
c. G. Freshman was yesterday ar
rested and carried to the First sta
ton, charged with selling ice cream
on Sunday without a license. He will
explain in Police Court today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04

Temperature ...,.... ...... n. 9
-ktumidSgy $500. .s.....s s..sss
nd-DirectioA secs, ..... ..... 8 !
eAe0ey ssss.s.s essesss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
Threatens With Bottle.

Threatens With Bottle.
jamie Wingheld, colored, was taken
to First Station yesterday charged
with being disorderly and threatening
30 assault Viola williams with a bot
tie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
LEGAL RasnfaII.

Rainfall last twelve hours,
Rainfall last twenty-four hours
nxcesa IN rainfall since March
Dedciendy In rainfall since IAN
uary 1........ ...... ......
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
SHACKLETON SAVES z

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04
THE WEATHER:
(UniteA states DepaFtHent Of
Awr4culturo, weather Hureau.1

Washington. Sept Sin tho Middle
Atlantic States fair and somewhat
warmer weather on Monday viii be
followed by overcast and warmer
weather Tuesday. South Atlantic States
generally fair weather without ma
tsrial change in temperature.
virginia-Fair Monday and Tues
day. risIng temperature.
North Carolina-Probably fair Mon
day ana Tuesday. rising temperature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-04

Lecal TeADerature Yesterday.
II noon temperature ........... Z
p. ~. temperature ...........
p. ~. temperature ............
Maximum temperature 70 p, NJ. Z
Minimum temperature TO p. NJ 6
Mean Temperature .............
Normal temperature ........... 7
Dedoisncy in temperature yester-
uey .ssss.s.s ss.s.s s.....s..
Dshcieaoy In temperature since
January ........... ........ IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
I Open High. Low. Iri"N"
FLASHES TO mASTEhS.

Private Wirr IN 4. +. Mssirn x TO.
NEW YORK. Or:. ID. Stocks artrh very rnnrh as
If the hull movement had been reS';tnrl - 'rt "as
taken hold Of and advanced IGnTr than points AID
arparcnilv II moved easily.
Hide and Leather an,i International P1rarr were
strous features Til" iak in hr'h instances "eirS 81
rrfllniimg or hack icfrrrl Dividends. hut nv In
formation Is the former will make very ronr 80
mon; f"r the first quarter 81 il fs'"! year. Whirh
ended with September.
Union Tscirir R"ahtn: and Anaconda nr'"i very
we'll though lnry were u"' qG" as strong ~ St'rI'
Apparently there is good sized short mirrcs: IN The
market
Sulma rinp matters hd," ceased I" WELD IN In'ln-
enrc for III" iinr hr uS a; least. look for sthr"s
IT, sell much higher.
The fact rrmsins that rallies u" not hold. TIC
man whn sold three weeks ag" will pr"hahN
have an orcclcn: chnnr" n myin: some rncan
stocks when the other fellow srilS The bull market
Is not oyer ny hut there - two Sl'"S 10
Il now and It does paw IN buv mn strong 'lnS7.
Thr accumulation ~ selling orders over III" werk-
end light whrh has induced much sca''ef"l
h<ort covering The phr: ~ the room. causing his
rally.
Tho REQ Motor Car Co. declared Quarterly d!sl-
dend NJ ~ PER and extra dividend o. ?
Percent darCs NorCmh"r and to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17

Private WIG 20 4. f.. Masten * Co.
Financial New. sRyS-fhe absence Of unfavo73hle
Developments expected bring shor: covering ri!-
lies in the stock market rOinrLent with pool
specially movements the long side. The lis: ;
IN I trading position and activity IL likely Ia ue
marked more in SpecialtleS than elsewhere.
SunThcre is TOO much that IS good in the idea
Cns,risl and money situation to warrant the Idea
that the Investment markets entering long
Irri"d Of rcadIuStmcnt 10 lower lnrels.
Journal Of Commentators is reason 10 beiare
that Wall street will he able 10 discount the rf!u
uf peace well In advance Of any actual agree
mrnt "a treaty.
John Moody savs-An uncertain and more or less
f-veriSh condition is likely 10 rule In the speculative
stock market.
Chandler Bros. & Cn-There will not In our opn-
ion he any decline in prices
fiOodhHfy & Cot would seem that the real
hear influence IS the coming election With i;s
rcrinintics
IoseHhhal Louchh"im & Cove think best re-
suits will I've obtained by sales Of long stocks all
uptuTns.
F. +. Hutton d Co.--AiRrkets Ike the present. In
addition TO shaking out weak accounts. cultivate a
short which Is rery desirable snd will prove
the basis probably for the next upward movement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
Confident TONE ON
THE STOCK MARKET
Stocks Opened a: Substantial Gains and Closer al
Highest Ou0tatlons-NcW RECORDS
Scured,

NEW YORK. uc ID Events over IN" week ,rHt'
likely the Hhscncc ~ un"ward de'rioit. '"'S'
contributed tu The. conIidrnt tone displayed les 20.
days market. which characterized hy '1ha'"''
breadth
Prices r!"trd Il: substantial gains In many ''"u't"
Issues tt"r,' ir.: forfeited IN part during IN" i"u
se>S.ou hHt tho final hours. tie most aci:" y.
he dan. .ir,t buying under lead uf un!tei Hi".'S
Steel Mercantile MaIurS. CHpr"rS anu E0u'.H't''
forced ultniatIri. L. highest levels and ser'2i I"
further r!fa, the mere serious TcvcrsaS Ht The Pre-
cciius week. . 80 ,,.,
Several rrw records we've scored. Norfolk " West
Cru r:Sin: - 4T IT, Gcucral Motors -''2 10 '''-'
anal :ng Atlantic. Gulf and West midas u -. -,
Total transactions slightly III tAN"'S W
.uGH. shares. the last hour Supplying "'' une
third the whole AMI steel. which made All cNt''"o
GAIN Al -. points Ia liz. furnishing about " i%'
cc; li,ihchcm Steel made gross advance vi 30,
wiz, Iu points other !nhuStIIuls equipments
.i.i muultiUuS. o
Mercantile Marine rirfrrvGds net gain vas
?rrir;> with s Atlantic. Gulf and West lii'es
~! tile rparrS kept pace With Norl"lk " NEt't'I'
.rakr X UNin. at gains VI ~ each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
MONDAYS BANK CLEAR|NC5 TOTAL MORE THAN
4 MILLION DOLLARS; INCREASE 81 PEI GENT

EAcre,.irs 4 million dollars. Yesterdays barking
ccariusS wer" ancns the very largest u, the ''r :"
da'n According to the report IL the WG'SIiiS
Clearing House. yesterdays clcarnSS ;naicd $lvS-'
%: NJ. which represents an increase a.! "'"ir
nr =: 2rr cent eve. The total cleaviass for pcoh'"
il. l9tj.
Saturdays clcagnss. while not nearly Fn lars" as
yesterdays. also represented considerable uiih>'
over the cIcariu:S for tho day year ago. iLc
Ter cent being 40. Saturdays c.eariasS autn!licd
a. ST. i.a.i.l2.
Tie October cleartncs date amount 20 SSH
G"ii6 whe the cleansing for n" correspondents
days * las, year total the " SA.i5@.|''' ~.
Ta:s gears show en- increase =; IL yer ccHi. ~
S:..GS .G5. o"cr last years.
TSn nctnbcr record 10 Gatn follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK, Oct. 16-Butter firm.
creamery. higher than extras 50 l. a 80 !:
creamery extras coz score) IS: 1irsts 81
@24ls: seconds %3@S3l2.
Eggs weak; fresh gathered, extra fine
SIS a 80: extra ilrsts 5%@S7: firsts @2M "a:
seconds 29131; nearby henncry whites.
fine to fancy So go; nearby hennery
browns 43Il46
Cheese easier: state fresh specials
ol21l4: do. average fancy 20l2 62oN.
Live poultry. uncertain. no prices set
tied. Dressed firm; chickens ~ 30;
fowls Il dF24: turkeys rs @35.
Flour firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
MONEY.

NEW YORK Hr If. Mere intI!r paper, ~ icr
cent Sterling co ,lay bills N7Ii. demand. $50 /;
cables $i:i -iG: francs demand. $hSi: rabies Ssh
Marks demand 7Nlc: cables 7ONsr. ktonrn. drmand
T. l-lfr: cables ~ %-i6" tiuild"rs demand im'sr:
cphlcs Ale LIrcs demand Sc 20: cables $Gi'
RrhleS demand %i'ar: cables 3l%c Rar sl'cr
CSIir Mexican dollars 121sc. Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds strong.
Time loans s.raGy: III DAYS %6Sri r"r rrn;; 20
DAYS 2iim3is Irr rent: rmths g. d3& rcr cent
CAN steady. IliSh .'r ler cent: low "a
prr cent, ruling rate ~ rrr rrn:: las, loan ~ irr
cent: closing Ind -, r'r cent: "'!rtrI al 81. per
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17

NEW YORK. 0c', IG Raw sugar firm: c"ntr:fu.
rSI Sc Il: nlOlss>rs 81 9h: refined firm: CT: loaf
SIS 20: crushed IS. muIld \ So: cubes s7.Gj;
MINK powdered g. "a rnwdHrrd - -: fine grant,
lated s. Is: diamond $50: c"nfcc;l"ncrs S.Oj
No. ]. 500.
Sugar futures w"T" very Gu"i and At noon prices
showed little change from Saturdays closing.
Thr list Advanced li;"r Trade hISinE and
rirsrd steady and unbalanced 70 points n.her.
Sales 1 70 tons: December 81 50; January $3.50;
March 81 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
NOTICE!

During school months this Compan,
will sell at its Tenth Street, Wheeling.
Waiting Room, coupon School Ticket
Books good for forty-six tve-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 a rule Of the Interstate Com.
merce Commission, these books are
not good for Interstate travel, being
good only for Intrastate travel.
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
METAL MARKET,

London Copper spot I23 pounds flu
lures lis pounds 10 g. clectolytic li3
pounds Sales spot 100 tons futures
none.
Tin spot 179 pounds 10 off l pound
$. futures $50 pounds off l pound s.
straits 119 pounds 10 off l pound c.
Sales spot 60 tons. futures $50.
Lead spot so pounds 10 $, futures 80
pounds 10 s. Spelter spot 81 pounds
10 off ! pound 10 c. Futures 81
pounds off 10 s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
bULLISH CONDITIONS
SENDS Up WHEAT
Increase In un!ed States Visible Supoiy Causes
RcactIon-Corn and Oats Beth
Finished Down.

CHICAGO. Dc; Il -Ri;il!Sh foreign conditions. IN
shading Jeir!cd tall;us OF ia wr-d sii .'rOr:S
mado wheat Prices Fang" higher to-day. although a
liberal increase =! the United States visible srppI'
total brought ahu: something ui reaction late ~
the day The cHSs unsettled al 'Sc :" " tie.
advance with December and May to:h $lI,A.
Corn finished = "a sc down and oats or st ID &c.
T':0siS:ons scored GAINS q: Sc "a sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING W. VH.. nc'. IL. 20,
Furnished The intelligence hr 4. f. Ma-i"iI n 60.
memhors New York Snrk Exchange. National l'HliR
Of West Virginia building Whrrims. W. Va. Louis
7. Brand manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
LOCAL STOCKS

Daily quotation list Of the Wheeling Stock FIX
change:
WHEELING, ". Va. Oct. lG. &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
lnGAM 4 aaYAN,s cLoslNG STOCK Ls11ERI

Private Wire 10 \. I. Mssten & Co.
NEW YORK. Oct. lG.--The accumulation Of SELL
INK orders over the week end. mcaSc. which Lad
the influence Of inducing much short covering ind
higher range 0f prices throughout the list.
While covering by the vulnerable portion OF the
short interest may temporary uplift. we lc
Iirv. il unwise expand long lIrrS materially
il long lines have To lie replaced at higher levels
later on until the international and domestic poIlti
rai Situation become more in keeping with consruC
tive desires.