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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
All good grocers and
fruit dealers sell Sunkist
Oranges and Lemons

shoes. our prices are right
We sell more groceries and meats
than any THREE stores in Tulsa.
Come and sce,, Money back at all
times if NOT pleased
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18

8 cans Corn ................ .2oc
2 cans Pickwick Peas. .......... 25c
pix. Fancy Cooking Apples. .1oc
3 cans Early June Peas ....... .2oc
3 cans Pickwick Pork and Beans 25c
15c Carnation Pork and Beans. 1OC
2 cans Peaches lin syrup ..... 2oc
35c can Pickwick Asparagus Tips csc
Try a pound of our 35c Pickwick
Coffee and you will quit paying Acc
for coffee.
15c tall Pink Salmon. ............ .1Oc
20c tall Red Salmon ........ .loc
25c tall Red Salmon. .......... 2Oc
2 large cans Pickwick Pork and
Beans ................ Zoe
/ can Pickwick Plum Pudding. 35c
9 cans Red Pitted Cherries (fine
Tor pieS) ....... ...'..''.' oo'
2 cans Stringless Beans CPickwick 25c
2 cans Yellow Wax Beans CPick-
Wick) ......... '.'''... zoe
1 at. Maple Syrup CPickwick) ... 35c
3 pkg. Raisins. ............. Zoe
2 pkg. romedary Dates ........ zoe
1 large lar Waneta Cocoa ..... .25c
1 large jar Pickwick Preserves. 25c
1 large jar Pickwick Chill Sauce SOC
boxes Salt ........... &c
Free deliveries to Kendall and Or
cutt Tuesdays and Fridays,
We handle Sunkist Oranges.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18

We handle Sunkist Oranges
IS East Second Street
1OG East Second Street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
E. XCH A N G E.
100 East First Street

lots and sell them at Wholesale
Prices. Also SEED SWEET.
MEAT DEPARTMENT..
Don't you know we are selling
more good meats and lard than
any market in Tulsa. Listen here!
Good Salt Meat lb............0c DC
Breakfast Bacon. ...... loc
Oleo Butter Id .....'. loo
Pork Liver ID. ................ oc
Pure Hog Lard .12c
| would advise buying your gro
ceries and meats at the Exchange.
Then if in need of any old vests or
old hats see my friend. He is in
position to make you a bargain
price. In this way you can get
two bargains instead of one. He
is feeling pretty prosperous now,
saws huckleberries are doing fine.
Lows there amt been such
prospect for huckleberries since
the year 81 run for the legislature.
Says AK handles are bringing
good prices and a general wave of
prosperity seems inevitable. Well
come to the Exchange for gro
ceries and meats, seed potatoes
and so forth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18

lots and sell them at Wholesale
Prices. Also SEED SWEET.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18

CSC bottle Ketchup .1Sr
lbs. Best Head Rice ..........25 25C
bars Crystal or Bob White Soap 25c
/ can Sweet Potatoes .........fO fOc
4 cams string Bears .........23 23c
cans early June Peas ...... BE
large cans Reets s........2 zoe
| doZ. Fresh Eggs ..............1 .1ac
2 small cans Milk .........1O 1Oc
2 tall cans MIX t5c
Swift's Empire Hams ......... .13c
Swift's Breakfast Bacon ....... &c
Brookfield Butter .............. 3jc
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-07

II Is with considerable pride and
satisfaction that we call attention TO
the success of number Of athletic
clubs baseball and basketball teams
organized during the last two or three
years under the auspices OF home
steads OF the brotherhood of Ameri-
can Yeomen. Notable among these
organizations ~ the athletic club and
basketball team of Price. Utah. Dis
trict manager, T.. l.. Gray. who super
vises the field work In that locality,
had much 10 do In the way OF orgah-
lzing this athletic alub and bringing
Il before the general public. He has
arranged Tor ten days trip for this
basketball team over his district,
where they are 10 meet "A number OF
similar teams and contest for suprem-
acy IN this line ~ athletic sport.
The best there Is In manhood Is To
be found in .hese. different organlza-
tions and clubs. They are the pick OF
the community for athletic proves
and their influence Is for the best,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-07

the ciys strongbox for the years Born thrytwo
Lbau ussia) he to Utah when but lad of
sixteen For the fifteen he has been
poyed most of the time Helpers largest mercantile
Establishments and time filled the office of town treasurer
Being with family of two children and sober steady and
industrious habits he is indeed well fitted TO fill the position
which the community has elected him.
The appointment of Dr. Slopanskey the position of health
officer and city physician good he has credaby filled
that the past The doctor is well and avoraby known
the people of this district for correspondent TO enlarge
his fitness for the office Dr. Sopanskey Is the resident
physician and for the Denver and Rio Grande
An appointment that 10 be acceptable TO all Is that
of William NJ Cook For the next two years he will the
badge of city marshal and will devote his time keeping the
of the city He needs introduction TO the people Of Carbon
county he has credaby filled the office he holds
and also that of deputy sheriff Particularly should the business
men of Helper be satisfied with Marshal Cooks appointment
he is well fitted for the job being absolutely fearless in the
Torrance of his duty Marshal Cook has been engaged in farm
ing and backmhng during the past year All the other APP
pontments Mayor Moss by the council
have been made with the of securing for the city force
o all respects fitted for their various duties and will
ldoubedly please the taxpayers of Utah's coal center
The long councilman of Helper City Is well
to everybody both in his home and the county that
comments made by The Sun correspondent TO capabilities to fill
the office he has been elected would be merely upeuous
Boenhagen OF the old timers and at all times has been
identified with Helpers growth and advancement He sub
santa business of family large contributor the
Golfers that hold the cys The election Of
man for the office he fills splendid the
Helpers voters because such he specially fitted
that the Of the city carefully husbaned that the
with economy that often lacking communities Of
of Helper Mayor Moss with such councilman Boren-
his wheehorse should have msgng 10 the
cess Of his administration.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-07

pearcd In the Yeomcn Shield. publish
ed at Des Moincs. In. This official
organ Of the Ycomen goes into the
homes OF some two hundred and fifty
thousand persons. The Yeomen have
one of the strongest teams In Eastern
Utah. The team ON Friday. January
iith-onc week from today-piayp
Emery Stake academy at Castle Dale.
The latter boys are the champions OF
Emery county.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-07

The time and money spent In develop
ms their minds and bodies along these
athletic lines are for good.
Deputy Gray Is TO be congratulated
upon the success OF this movement.
Price homestead Is one OF the very
best homesteads In the Western Jurls-
diction Its membership has been sell
ected from the best men and women
In that little Western city. IL has that
Western spirit OF life and progress. IL
Is a successful and prosperous home
stead and II realizes the opportunity
It's membership has for the acSomp-
lishment of worthy and well done
deeds. II Is doing all these things
wen. II proposes that due notice shall
be taken OF les achievements, and.
right here. the shield wishes 10 say
that they are, Indeed, entitled 10 and
worthy OF much note.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-07
ALL URGED TO ATTEND
Timely Communication From Prof.
Robert ~. stewart.

Another year has slipped by and
the people OF the state are invited and
urged Co attend the great farm and
home convention Co be held az the
Agricultural College Of Utah az Lo-
gan. from January gath Co February
sth." writes Prof Robert N. Stewart.
farm demonstration for Carbon and
Emery counties and agent 90 the Unit
ted States department Of agriculture.
90 The Sun. Those who have at
tended other years viii require NO
urging to be present at this valuable
school. but will act az agents through
out the state In encouraging others 60
attend.
This years convention promises 10
be the best one ever held In the state,
and as II n possible for one 10 keep
his or her expenses down 10 minimum
his expenses down To minimum by be-
Ing little economical. I want 10 urge
strongly upon every man and woman
In Carbon and Emery counties. who
can possibly do 10. To avail themselves
OF this great opportunity which the
workers of the utgh Agricultural coli
legc are making possible FOR our bene-
III. Some big men and women from
different parts ~ the United states
VIII be In attendance. ana the lectures
they deliver will be very valuable 90
all During this farm and home con-
vontion the art department ~ the coll
legc, through the extension division
OF the agricultural college. II Offering
a magnificent opportunity 90 the peo-
pie OF the state. by issuing an invita-
ton 90 all workers OF hnndicrafts IN
Utah 90 send their productions for
exhibition az the annual farm and
home convention.
You can list Il with the college. "a
be sold at your listed price b" a COM
petent salesman. All moneys recelv-
ed from sales OF articles except 10 per
cent retained 10 defray expenses OF
sale, viii be forwarded 90 owner. Any
one wishing full particulars can com
municate with me M once"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-07

Above IA a picture OF the Yeomen
basketball team. Of Price, together
with an article which recently APP
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-07
CONSTIPATION AM INDIGESTION

AND INDIGESTION
II have used chnmberlain'n Tablets
ever used FOR constipation and indf-
Gestion. My wife also used th9m
for indigestion and they did her
good" writes Eugene =. knight. VII
mington, n. c. Obtainable every
where. -Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-07

IL You have house 20 rent or want
10 rent house try sun adlets --Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-07

Smoke Elk Pride Cigar. Tel. i5s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
N O T I c e 4.

ra1 the convenience OF tie public who pAtronizs
Ills ronparys freight and passenSer With thhir
express aud farce business effective Monday. October
grd ihcre will be placed sale At the Tenth Ssroot
aud Fast Street. Wheeling Waiting Rooms. COUPON
Package tags. These tags OF the denomination
nf ISc and &c. which with mulrple5 thereof will
cover auv amount under this Compzny8 tirttfI and
NAY he purchased In Quanty desired
NJ the above rates. These tags arc mads up OF
;rrc cOI:rons aud TO be attached 10 ths package
by The shipper. Each coupon IS TO contain The nbns
~ The shi?pcc. the namo and address Of tho con-
sIGncc and description OF the article shipped When
tor vii, detach the fret coupon for his report, this
being the Companys coupon. snd will detach the
second coupon ard nfter punching Will return It
10 shipper, the third last coupon VII Tcrr3in On
the package Sie the address at which tho psoles
is 10 IL, delivered and Will q means ID idrn-
;:y;as package In tracing ssnc lost Win
Ills Arrangement all pA,tcS concerned, namely. ths
shipper c0uziSncc and the Company will each Eare
COUPON bearing the ser12 number toScL q with
4 description Of The article SHIPPED.
With tho sboTo arrangement Il VIII not DO roceS-
sa-r for tie shipper address the package ltseu.
simply filling in inc information called for tbs HE
and will also do away with the necessity Of conduc-
Tor making change punching tho package receipt etc..
all Of which NC believe VIII prove much more COT
reneut 10 the shipper than the old method AID VIII
enable tho Company to give better md ouicesr
vice 10 It's patrons The conductor WILL hoToFek. siI9
bo provided with tho regular package rccsipt TO Issue
70 those occasional shippers who do not dere 10 Arsu
themselves Of tho ~ tags but In tho tho Interest
Of all concerned We would ssk that those aho
do so pruride Themselves With the taEs ADORE de-
scribeL.
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
STOCKS AND BONDS.
ALL BUSINESS SHOWS
INCREASED STRENGTH

NEW YORK. Oct. 27--Dun's Rerlc"
tomorrow will say: Dlsproportion PC
tween demand and supply is more pro-
nounccd than ut any previous time ana
Ne rise in prizes continues st sp;iiiE;
Widely divergent lines cNhiplt ;7I'nV1t; t
commodities are already At an cHtrEIltt
position. there is no sign that the crcst
has Yet been reached. In steel ana IRON
in textiles and in other branches ln'
r;lscrnc<s Of buyers IS regarded as lo re-
Shndnwing still further advances. inc
growing scarcity Of materials and prod
nrts inp"Iling urgent efforts. TO cover
far dislan; requirements. f.EldcnccS o.
expansion arr visible on every hhnd Out
lnHny manufacturers and mcrchanls'
with commemorative Judgment and pru-
dcncc. cndcnvur tn rcprcSS demand ram
or than encourage ii, and credits are
closely scanned. Obligations generally
however are met with creator prompt
n,ss and returns of October failures in
Giratc the smallest mortality for Inc
period since 1872 in spite Of the increase
in new enterprises.
Weekly bank rI"arinGS SJ."'?.6'h.'S-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
WELLSBURG

WELI.SBERCi. w. Va. 0c.. 27:-At u
Meeting attended by about - milk pro-
durrrs and dealers N milk held on
Thursday evening II III" office of {. h.
Hrall II VAS decided 10 establish per
in:.n"ul organization among the milk
producers and dealers IL promote the
general welfare Of heir business. Tho
imlurtiiatc object. however. OF the asSo-
Ci;tt ion. is to tagr action toward the es-
Establishment of the price IF milk through
the present abnormal times. with The
price Of iced 80 hi:.!i as to practicallE
make the dairy Il n"n-naylng business
So unusual are the conditions through
uur thu country that the milk producers
and dealers everywhere hay" h"cu cont
PEELED 10 urSaniH" :"r their projection.
\ committee composed at Mc&SrS: j.
NJ. Hover. Of BETHANY College. and Mr.
Frye and Burk. We're appointed TO IN
ullirc into in" dairy conditions. ana 10
also draft rules and regulations FOR the
permanent organization Of the prodac-
crS.
The committee is i" work rapidly and
will probably hHT" Il r,imr' 10 max" ny
the first al November when III" regular
winter increase III 'hc iric" 81 milk Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.
(By private wire Ia Fidelity investment
Association from Harris, VIM
thrUp & Coz

(By private wire Ia Fidelity Investment
Association from Harris, VIM
thrUp & Coz
NEW YORK, Ucl. 1T.--OUr HarKCt
was active enough bu! IN" changes IN
fluctuations w"rr only moderate. Irau-
erS were working n cross PROPOSES
most VI the day. S"lnc OF them believe
the market is GONG up no matter Wn" ~
elected and 81 hers that it might 80 down
IT MIR. Wilson is r''-rloctcd aud aEc sell
ing when the m%rh"; Is strong.
The market can hardly hH expected 10
advance sharply between now ana ri"t.
lion day unless 4'ld!ii"niti ih"irat.HI'ls ,
Favorable tn Mr. Hughes "&lSi%. lr"!ther
Is it likely la dcc!in" 5iratl! WITH re-
yrrS" indications.
Dow Jones says: y wager ~ 81 40"
on Hughes has been made Al odds o. 40
to y. There il 24nu dollars Of ~ IiS"u
money offered against 5000 "n i!nSnS
SloSs-Shrifv!d Steel and iron 70.
should cluSr best fiscal year IA lis his
tory on November 80 ncNL dcSnlt" ms
that it has been compelled i" rriuS' Dis
iron order from the allies GAINING l"t
fpn. DH1 TONS ii So ton RirHlnSh nam
immediate, shipment owing Ia freight
car shortage.
Earnings are running az annual rI'r
OF about ~ pr cent "n common sue,
ana interests in company l""k f"r '''"'l
Ia CNrr"d TINS amount DtipTt va" Va
November.
rcrdir;innS ara. bong mad. that Amer
scan Can will eros III
movement stops. Marry hes'tnLIuit-7. t'.t"
reactions are Ia hr expected ~ AZ!
activity III this stock. OWING |" the
manipulation always present from pool
sources.
Dow IulteS says: cola In th' amount
of S15.nu0 o0m has b"en r"r"iH"d ir"it
aNada al Assay office for account J. =;
Nur-an and t.. making total imported
from ali sources since January ISL
Si54. 0Gn. 00U. W.,
". II. AldrinG". president al tn" Nag
ma Copper Co.. states lha' Ie|rtl ~"
f.r1 that on the lao foot level. IL ie'l
Of approximatcIy 10 per cent copper orc
has been cross cut and That IN" iaEc
OF tho cross cut * still i'll ore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
halloween MasuUe,

NJ. aud Mrs Charles Jones entertain
cd IN Thursday evening with Hal
l"wu'en Masque party. the members CT
thu, Bcrcan Glass Of the NJ. T.. Sunday
school. Tho party was distinctively in
keeping with the season. the house be-
ing trimmed TO represent the occasion,
and the diversion Of tho evening con-
sisted Of Halloween games. The re-
frcshments were OF Hallow en- style with
neat favors OF the same kind. Those
present were: Misses Katherine Cree,
Ruth Hogg. Martha Cox. Gertrude Smith.
Lucy Smith. Louise Nichols. Awilda
Faul. Gladys Ogden. Gladys Robinson.
Margaret Crawford. Elizabeth Green.
Mary Robinson. Rose Dare. Mary Bow
ers. Margaret Buoy. Mildred Smith. Mrs.
Daniel Fulton and Mrs. Charles Jones.
Messrs. Clarence Gr.en. Alfred Lauck.
Harry Hoover. Frank McElroy, T. A.
Burton, Nelson Nichols. Eugene Smith.
Profs. Took and Me!rils. Mr.. Downcy,
Mr.. Thomas md. Charles Jones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
BANK CLEAR|NGS
ARE NOW ALMOST
S14,00Q,0QQ.00

The bank clearings for the month OF
October TO date total almost fourteen
million dollars. According to the re-
port OF the Wheeling Clearing House.
the exact amount is S13,S60,210.l2,
while the total for the corresponding
period of October 4 year ago was So
BIS .9e003 This years sum Is an In
crease Of S+.3l32 50.U9. Or 45.2 per cent.
over last years figures.
Yesterdays Clearings. amounting to
S505.6+6.II, represent an increase Of
SlI0SI5.62. or 81 per cent over the
c(earings for the corresponding day OF
last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
NON Y.

NEW YnRk. net. ~. Mercantile paper ~ yer
GEN. Sterling. 60 day bills S7lts: commercial 90
day bills $I.7Gi4 demand :L7i:S: cables Si.7dE4.
Francs demand SSH: cables S5SSi2 Marks. Is-
mand 70A,c: cables 7nl@c. kronen. demand l2c
cuhrs l"hc GuildrrS. demand 40 lS-l6c: cables
II -iGn. IIrrs demand sGa5: cables sG54 Ruhri.
demand 3l+.r: cables 81 tsc. Bnr silver G'%sc Mrr-
lean dollars alTsr GGrcrnmrnt bonds steady. Rail
rJyd bonds irregular.
Timo loans SOFT 10 and 20 days 3G3% per oeni:
si1 months vi per cent.
Call money steady: hiSh "a por cent; low per cent
ruling rato III per cent; last loan 81: per cent;
closing bid "a per crut: Offered 1T "a Ter cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
ia Pln,, Nh rtinC Ehl.rV

Wcllshurg nigh schCol promises 70 DC
strong for Saturdays game against
Martins Ferry High school. WellSnurg
expects . fall line upot regulars in this
game as those injured in last weeks
practice have compir;el" recovered.
f.ohr. the hall harl; injured in practice
is able t. be- out and Will be in Wells
h;irr's line up on Saturday. Martins
Ferry has been PLAYING excellent foot
ball This y"ar and Wellshurg will have
Ia work hard fer her victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.--Butter steady;
receipts ?.245; creamery. higher than eX-
tras 36036a creamery extras (92
score> 35I IS5N; frsts SAX @35l
seconds 3363I.
Eggs steady; fresh gathered extra
fine 5000: extra hrsts 3793S; flrsts
34Gp36; seconds 3lQ33; nearby hennery
whites flno to fancy 5S965; nearby hon
merry browns 1890.
Cheese 1rmer; state, fresh. specials
81 u d 81 u do. average fancy 81.
Live poultry, firm; hroilers l1G3 is:
fowls 1903; turkeys 23626. Dressed
dull: chickens 23@32; fowls 17f@t:
turkeys 1882.
Flour strong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

NEW YORK Oct 3T.--Raw sueng arm: rrrr:I:r:
Enl 81. 64 n"asSrs So: REFINED firm: III" Sranii-
lated S7.3O@7.Ij.
Sugar futures STEADY and moderately active and
II, moor prizes about unchanged from yeS.r--
DAYS closing.
Later the list declined under realizing and closed
barely steady and :" q paints owcr: sales 1880
tons: December s. q January SAGE: March si.lS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
III ETAL.

NEW YORK Oct. 27-Thr metal e1chanss 1uoteJ
lend s744urTl0 Spelter quiet: $40; Esst St. Louis
delivery loqIo4c. At London lead $50 los; spel:er
cJi los
Copper finn: elcct7o!yuc frs. quarter $H6oa
IS 90.
Iron firm; No. ! northern 32@ooG LOO; I
80, ;oa:oo -: No. southern Scle5S al.TS,'
81 o0@ .l.5o
Mp;al exchange quote, Tin s;nahy: spot tH7sS
A2:J
Al London spot copper Gi24 los; futures Elis los:
electrplytlc :1iS spot lin siSl IS: futures kla1 IL!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

scli rallies vii, follow. United States
steel. Coppnrs and standard '.:1IroAaS
arr. reported wei bought during DC
rines. RealizinG IS found on advances
nr moment. Chicago Great western
l,I.,f.. American can. Lackawanna Stecl
and low priced rails may L.: nut hiEhrr:
Sun-Accunulalinn of ~" Steel ana
Conner shares is reported.
Wall Street .T"urnal--P"lli"s seem |"
H. tie influential factor. Opinion az 10
outcome Of the election is dccldrIF
mixed. ,..,
Journal nr Commemorate is believed
that the Union Pacific will increase us
dividend on the common stock from )
In IL percent.
Harris. Winthrop K Co. say--A ner-
VOWS marked is likely until after cleo
ton. ,.
Finley. Barrel Il t'".--.W" no" advise
Whiting until thcr" has hecn n rcadjuSt-
nicnl To Il sufficiently lowe? level Ia cor
rect the l"chniral market position.
T.. l.. Hutton 4 tn.-rh" mnr" IN
Rock Island is based on improved earn-
ingS aud has back "f II very strong
and successful crowd.
Clark t'hiIdS & tn.--Op"ra tons III So
rIrilirs Ivy the more conservative inter
cStS, Including those prominent III bank
ing circles. arr on Il reduced scale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

Mrs. A. Smith and daughter. Minnie,
,rn-c Wheeling callers on Thursday
A. 2. Oxtaby was a Wheeling business
caller on Thursday.
Miss Lotto Porter. NJ Follanshee, f.
visiting friends In town today
Ernest Cochran leaves on Saturday
for Charleroi, Pa. where he has accept
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
WHEAT EXCELLS ALL
PREVIOUS RECORDS
Market shows Unusual Burst 81
Strength-Corn and Oats
Also Gained.

CHICAGO. Oct. -7.--lu Il surprising
burs, 81 strength today the wheat mar
ket cxccllcd all recent high pricc r."
cords Traders VIZ" largely influenced
hv assertions that exporters and t"r'ISi!
governments had obtained ownership II
the bulk OF deliveries hire until JANUARY
/. Prices closed tu"yanl nj the top in"SS
noint of the session, necrmbrr Il; ISL %
1865 and May At lH+ To iSiN. VITA
the market as 4 whole : t" ~ above
Yesterdays finish. Other not gains were;
Corn lss 10 l .. Oats !. To rs ana
active deliveries OF provisions ~ 20 o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
Flashes to Masten &c Co.

irriva;c wire tn A. T.. MaSt"n & Coz
NEW YORK. Oct. 27---Whilc "" do
not Look for a general immediat" re-
sumption If tho recent bull movement.
we expect In scr q good traders market
for Il time in which speciality operations
will prrdnminats steel and CoppcrS and
ihr rails look attractive for purchase on
rrccSSiOnS.
Many Of tho minor rails arc fa|or"d
on account Of the substantial earnings
that the opportunity should not b" neg
lcricd tn accept fair returns. for tn"
reason that in many cases III" rises viii
Irure 10 nc largely speculative.
There was n better ton" Ia TN" stock
market yesterday afternoon TIL" 'aS"
with which Magma Copper advanced !"
81; is Il pretty good indication nf what
may hn expected hf some stocks. II
may be- remembered that We offered this
I" our clients some time ag" AT about