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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03
COUNCIL WANTS OWN INVESTIGATING BODY
SITS ON CORPORATION COUNSEL


before the council finance committee
yesterday with Howard Sprogle, atty
for the merit board, to object to the
finance committees proposal to have
an efficiency and investigating bu-
reau all of their own.
Sprogle, assisted by Ettelson, drew
a line between the things the cOun-
Gil could and could not do. He said
the council might create such board
to make Investigations which might
help them to legislate, but that it
couldn't interfere with the work the
employees of the city were doing.
But there are some brainy men on
the finance committee, which is try
ing to keep the city's expenditures
within it's income. So, after much
talk, debate and argument, the line
drawn became so fine the aldermen
couldn't see it.
Then by unanimous vote they de-
cided to make an appropriation for
this bureau.
All this centers around the present
secrecy policy of the administra-
ton, which would rather have almost
anything happen than have aldermen
get certain information regarding
certain departments in the City Hail.
For instance: Aid Merriam would
like very much to see the inside of
the department of public works which
hires and discharges teams. He has
a bunch that there is more politics
than civil service in this hiring.
Other aldermen would like to look
at the inside workings of the civil
service commission.
Aid. Kerner is especially interested |
as to what might be found inthe Office |
of the chief of police regarding the |
ordinance which compels auto trucks |
to have tenders He has been trying |
for two years to get the police depart |
ment to enforce this ordinance which |
Corporation Counsel Ettelson has de- |
cided, in imitation of supreme court |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

INVESTIGATING BODY
RATION COUNSEL
of certain strike-breaking gunner
which are believed to be in the office
of the first deputy superintendent of
police.
Aid. Toman's ambitions center
around several offices. Maybe he
could find out why Chicago went dry
for seventh of the week.
And so it goes on through the
wards.
This efficiency bureau will be on
the job all year round. If a proposal
comes in to consolidate certain city
departments they will investigate its
feasibility. If another department is
recommended abolished they will be
authorized to look into the usefulness
of this department.
In fact, the efficiency bureau will
put an end to anything crooked
which might be going on in the City
Hall and will widely separate politics
from civil service.
Most of the aldermen are strong
for it. 1t will show where the city's
moneys are going and how much they
are getting in return. 1t will inves-
tigate before making big expend-
itures. And the first, last and fore
most objects will be efficiency and
economy.
A fight is going to be made on this
measure. 1t will be called politics. 1t
is politics, admit the aldermen for it,
and the various exposes in the papers
for the last six months have also been
the results of politics.
Backers of this measure advocate
this sort of politics. They say it is
soap, not whitewash And they are
going to fight to put it through the
council.
-O-O--
(Inifad Sfafnc coIIrf of annaaIc IN
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-03

united States court OF appeals up
held conviction of Terre Haute cleo
ton conspirators today.
Saloons held up: Benz. Marks, 3o37
S. Wabash av., $3.50, and Kent Mil
ler's, LOG E. Both, $40.
Dexter Capron Stanley, 100, grand
old man of Dowmers Grove, dead.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
ellie grOr.
ri @ aoeleine 3. Ootp.
0Deriat al
6. 2. 3oenberg.

Get par en- parm Sommeroag
ii0it / Auguit. Sngen MRnO par
at ie / ben beIgiite 9~aHosbp. auin-
6erne beiteoe S9Oen paa Marfen
Sniefterne iummeOe | Den terre,
porme SUIT; Dsrene pnn @uiene
too aabne. 8an en- Sene / ct Be.
reIie I ct al Suiene loa en- apin.
De. sos benoe fno en- fife Greng.
San par title, men optnget. 9nns
Zine fulgte De brummen0e 6luer.
Meo en- emile Bapir inge6e ban
Oe npspiie EIuer ira Sengen. 3nns
Wooer ioD. Oct bleae, tr9tte aniigt
pfoneoe Hart ON, at bun Dnr Ipg.
9lu0ielig breoes Oen oremmenoe,
title Sommeroag al flingrenoe
Seite6obe. Gn eler an0en req bur.
tiat gennem gDen. apinoen beD9.
geoe fla meo Msie. 6enoes 9fne
onbneoe fla. Sun imilte 40 ben
line Treng.
,Soo0 err oct, min Drenj"
Drengen gif ben til 8in0Het
Rpin6er itimleoe fnmmen paa ga.
ocn. Gan fortdIte fin Wooer bet oa
forloo ifpnofomft 8preliet. Senoes
gine uotrpfte Mngft. Rogle fac
Minutter, oq 9rengen bar tilbngt
amoeIss og altereret.
% Wor, 1nfferne fommerl"
apinoen fdmIeoe fig Iigeiom lam
men for at mooItaa Snoflpoelier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

taIte Be BAN, al oen belgtife 2aftos'
6p / Ell Sfprmnoiel par bleuei
eOelagt. Ter par in9en SUE -
ineen Wenneifer ben IN. ioni
en9ang haDOe npret hans Stem.
Set er bans 5iitorie. iaaIe
oes enote Den lille aoIlau0ife auiu.
oe lin 1ortpIling.
"a hans 1a6er24 iuoitsO ie1.
o0rrbt pes 6ronteu.~ par Sp1.
ret"
Sea reiitc mia ior at 1an, men
lea fumoe life faa 7rengen no al
mine 5onfer Soften en- 8er0en
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

SuiIfe ntaulelige 9ioelier. Bar Der
oa inaen 2ssning I'D al oet2 5nn
Iso Sc franifc % beIgiife Soloa'
tiers eoiat ge1tageu6e Orb ior mig.
Raar ieg bapoe ruitet De0 Spnet
Al oe melt u5psgelige Saor, oOer
Dozen. REQ ntnIlige bui0e Rors
paa Oen bIoSiae Slnamarf Mira.
uiaelia en- fob. fnniif. bipIpeIss
Gone 100 Soloaternes 9eosmmeI.
e.
Cert Ia auerre; qne o%onle3.
uons2"
fgr bet ari1. De miferY
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
SumrcriDnnmc

@~nlobrpanp. (9mO.) 5 Tag, fri
per gOim. al I. 5ebr., 5orsOag.
jeirer ct ganmelt ~agtDprOi8t 9egte.
por. arbeiosmano 9tiels Daa %
6uitru / Nsaeforten aabenraa,
Bere5 @u%lobrpasp.
8uIO6ru0gommen, Der er 70 4ar
snmmel, er isot / Omegnen al ga
6ersleo, % @ulobruOen, Der er ieot
I 5ottrup i Sun0De0, er So aar.
9eis Dali, Ger / 1864 oar 9egtfnit
for ben oanife 99r, bar ] benueo
30 aar uaibruot BAH arbeioe paa
Stelbef 8eglDGrf.
De samle, Der bes9e enonn fan
sla0e Jig peO ct goot SelbreO, bar
iefs 8grn. ire Spnner % ire 0e-
ne. u al Sennerne er meO /
Rrigen. Zen Rloite, Der er Sfibs.
taptain, TOM oeo ari8ens uObruO
meo tit Sfib til StaIien % er M
inOfaIOt til 9tarinen. Den DHgite,
Der bar Daret meo arigen ira BE.
gpnoelien al pentes i Oagens Nm.
AeOning 3iem ira Seitironten.
AfopO @cteran. (3bbpit) @amIe
esa5olOt / Seaoerbor9 er aigaaet
pee ge0en i en- Aloer al nuppe 81
sar. @amle 9snbol6t oar 8eteran
fra Ireaarsfrigen % bao0e JONI
Adr9ns-3rago oGret Or0onnans
bos General Sdleppegrea. Otter
Rrigen neoiatte 9snbolot iig JONI
6sfer % @Pitgioer i St. Screens
gu0e S6noerborg. Gen gamle
6aoersmano oar aibolot al ale,
Der tom / 9ersring meO ban. og
ban oor raft % n~anosiriif lige til
BET ii0ite.
SorOfGitet &eternn. On al De gam.
Ee 8%eteraner ira 1864 ioroiPite0es
9erong Den 10. 5ebr. paa @ram
Rirfegaaro, nemlig 4noreas 9. BE.
oerien ira @rambp. Beoerien, Der
bpert Mar mootog geteranernes
6UoerguDe .blep IS Par gamneI.
Afopt gammel aDinoe. IS. r.
s 2~nnosb1en 6nttiteot oeo Suium
er ben 9amIe @nfe autbrine Sen-
fen. +. anoreien, aigaaet ueo Dsoen,
seuDeo t03 Anr gammel. Zen CANT
&c Rninoe bar oGret gnfe / benDe0
10 4ar. Meo lin Mano, Ismmer-
maro 9rooer Senien. Der osoe / en-
AIoer al 80 liar, boIot bun Germ
srpGup
On rar Cnfcl. On / 5hnatcbila
for nDlia afOe6 9anomano Sgnfe
Retelien. Der ingen 9ern ~eiterloo
fia. for9reoe iioite Sui line %
Repser % Riecer 6oer 1000 @arf.
llObreOelic at falife Hpgtcr. 81
Go Ben Irnningeretten / 6lens
bora ior6an0leoes forleoen 81. q. Ell
Ga mos enfe Marie @agner ira
9eugaoe Der ! 91en, Der ira amts-
Eetten bao0e fnaet et Straffemnnoat
paa 6 llaers 5Pngiel, foroi bun
Tmoo @eneralfommanooets gefaliug
bnpoe uObreot falife 8nqter, Der
par Ififfe0e til at UGffe llro bIan0t
R%eioIfningen. 9lan6t andre, eHonu
DRrre 9ing, baooe bum f~ortnlt til
fine Raboer, at @ngl9nOerne par
6rifote igennem Den oanife @rpnie.
~ 8efolfningen pilSe uqre ns6ia.
get til at ilngte til Reflenborg.
Amtsa0Dofaten mente, at ben
fnitiatta Straf fife par 6si nof Tor
en- 0ptr9oen, Der gr9nie0e til
Runosforrp0eri ban auarog paa 3
maneoers 6pngiel. Otter en- Ian-
sere Ranoilnguing IsO 0ommen
paa 8 Tigers 5pnaieI
On Iignenoe Sag par rettet mob
A~rbeiosmano Soer 5esien, Der baO.
be fortalt omtrent BET lamme. 5an
iOgmtes en- 5Pltgielsitraf pan 10
Gage.
De npite to Sager b~ebdnoIeoe
Bet ianme gmne, ioet to Raboerifer
iii oen ferite anflageoe bIeo ioemte
Reugebeoer paa 10 og 30 Rarf.
@obsprenbebeu. (7bbpit.) Ban
aCrtebierg Weieris Benernlforiam-
lima Deotoges at Iaoe inoinmle fri-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
SaarOt rant. GsI. %. B. Sioli.

SaarOt rant. (6l. %. B. SiOli.
aere gprftbuo Gbr. 9briitianien
ira 5lensborg. Ser i IS gor bar
uqret 9no oeo 6Iensborg Sfibs-
6pgningsieIifab. bIep SnoaIiO iom
6slqe Al en- 9ungeli0elie. WteO
SiaIp ira 8prftet pnabeggnote
ban Oercfter en- file 5orretning og
fimoe o9iaa anifaffe ct aeretsi
men ga arigen fom. mnatte BET belle
op9i0es. @iter at bare peret aoifiI-
liae Ste0er ION Nteobiplp, obertog
ban FOR riaelig 1 Tiger iiOen en- Ren-
teeienOom. ser bleO Dam tiIbuot PAD
Soft U}arf PED ReoeIbD. 9a bans
Born er pofie0e til % tun0e bipl-
De BAN PED 7riiten, par Der lloii9t
til, at ban funoe tomme irem. Neg
M BAR BEN iioite Storm nRiter
soelagt belle 9pgningen; SfaOen be-
Igber fla til 5000 Rnrf. os 5a-
milien itaar M igen iuloitpnoig
.b~ipIpeIss.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

Cberiosmmelierne Deo geiterba-
net. 5 en- @eo9elelie ira Glib til
gouoernide 3eitin9@ beoOer oct
Zen iioite Stormfloo Den 16. Sc.
brliar bar efter pitt at 6ebruar 3D.
rer til 8mterens met itormiuloe
RaaHeoer. 5 5olfemuHoe betes-
mes Oftober, December % 6ebru.
ar Tom Be farIigite. st SiIba8e-
6lif paa Sc tore 3Iooer langs BE.
iter6aoet pier Oa ogiaa ct tort
9ntal eoelpggenoe 0peripsmmelier
/ 6cbrilar.
Zen Is. 6ebruar ft64 ioroolotes
100000 @enneifers 0so. i 6ebru.
ar 1912 Ifal enoo9 100000 Men-
neifer haze miitet qioet an0re ito.
re 6looer bragte aarene 1872,
1878, 1893 % 1000. ; 1926 Dar
ben a.. %. os Is. 6e6ruar lar.
fla itormfuloe. ligeIeoes / 1916 ben
D. % %. Tebruar. Zen itsrite
SebruarfIoo par ben 4. 5ebruar
1925. 6n ser paa 9eiterba0sgerne
0rufneoe 50 Nenneifer og 100
StDffer areatllrer, meoens benneo
300 Suie itnrte6e iammen.
60em, Der Dor oeo 8nDet, peep,
at BET itemmer meo Soraarsflo6er.
mes 5nbpigbeo: men 9ioenitnbeu
har 6iotil inaen @runoe funnel gipe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
aarfOffeltGaims. 3 .saoersler

Rreosbla5" befenotgeres:
Gnhper | 6aoersIep arcos, iom
Ben "a. 5ebrltnr eier mere emo 20
Qlm0 anrtofIer ener bar bet Soon.
sprn | fin Baretrgt, ~opforores til
at nnmeIoe bette ieneit B. 27. 5ebr.
nos Observation-Disclosures paa
eanbet.
Oct operoroges til aomminerne
at orbne gefoIfninsens 6orfpniig
aieo spiiefartofIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
R nj misiioneu :
3ilianmen
Reform So apen.

i5er f%0itteret, ie abI. 1r. - ..-...........
Reola. ga. RieIs 3. G5ritenien ..........
Reenab, @i5, ; oanien .........s.....
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

LplA k@ANNA P0N @tNO -
uingerne efter 4norens 6omfens
paa Reoemisgaaro Deo Suium bar
.iolqt Soroerne FOR 1880 Mari for
en- baIo Seftar Cen Seftar iuarer
omtrent til 29s 4cres). Sor0erne
bfeo burtig iolate % foiteoe i alt
.2t9,f7s Rarf.
0eite6onOler % 6ingiteeier BE.
terien ira aolIuno Deo 6IeHsborg
bar fsbt en- Rarifpaaro al fru
.gnoerien / MilOiteo. 30 0emat
Tea. % 9eftar) itor. Tor 100000
N1arf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

WD0gprenbeofn. t1bDpf-J Bdn
2Grtebierg Weieris Beneralioriam-
lima oeotoges at Iooe inoinmle fri-
piniqe @aDer in0enfor Weierioi.
ftriftet. S~nofnmfineen, Ion ooerlo.
bes til Meieribeitnrer Senien, er MI
u0fert, oq Der in0fom en- Gum al
99f Marf. Tenne Gum er ida igen
Of Weieriets geiprelIe bleDen no.
belt til en- Del trRngenoe 6anilier
fn0en Tor Weieriets Omrnaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
eane % fro Sicneitc. G5l.

Gang % trO Sieneite. 81. Nh
.TorsOo9 ben II, Eebruar i%oroeOes
/ Wegelt6n0er en- ganmeI og agt-
oqroig 9ige. uemIig aue Ssren.
zen, ion1 / life frrre emo 81 4nr
bar tient Dos 6amiIien Sulm.
6peln, Ser fenote oen uf0soe, min.
ocs M 0rOene Srofoit6eo o. 1li8t.
fslelie Ri Oisie Oro bar itaaet iom
ct Motto for al benoes 6proen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
STOCK MARKET WAS
UNUSUALLY HEAVY
Private Advtces From Mexico Caused
Unsettled ConUtlons-Early Gains
Were Wiped Out.

NEW YORK. Juno G0.-Further gains
in representative stocks. most OF which
were lost later. and consistent hearl-
ness in the more volatile special spe-
cialties were the contrasting features
OF tu-day's professional market Trad
ing was on Il moderate scale.
The Mexican Situat ton was again Il
source of irritation. if not alarm. pri-
ate advices from reliable sources lnaI-
eating a revival of the recent strain
because Of the reported refusal OF inc
au lhoriticS Of that country To meet, CUR
tain demands OF on rS"N"rnm"nt. mere
wcro Indications also Of more lIuuldatiOiI
OF obscure iuduStrialS and equipments.
United States Steel. which led Inc
market thrUu Sh6ut and The prominent
rails, such Us Union l'nriilC.' Canadian
Pacific, New York Central. Reading ih!
tho COulcrS as a whole SaV" In" list KS
carly upward upturnS. together WIN ~"
Marine issues which were again notably
strong Tho munitions made little or
no response to ruunrS OF government
contracts.
Mexican Petroleum WAS SuhJ"r, 10
combined long selling and l'"ilr attacks
but other Mexican stocks held their
ground until the End. when selling ue-
came more general:
The total sales Of stocks amounted TO
a60 900 shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01

f Fnre o. q. "a 20 IsaI ls%, 20 .ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
Business And Industry
Continues Uninterrupted

NEW YORK. June 30.-Bradstreets'
tomorrow, will say:
While finishing the most active SIN
months ever experienced. trade as well
as industry keeps on moving at Hi
active pace. such seasonal slack as gen.
orally intcrvcncs at this time OF year
being less conspicuous than usual, ano
in effect quite fully, If not wholly OH
So, By rush orders placed by the bnIteo
States government for army supplies.
lI,avy expenditures by the government
for numerous articles required to pro-
vision troops that may. be needeo III
Mexico or ,Song the border are reported
by number Of cities. and in conse-
cilcnce the market for foodstuis ha.'
stilfcncd, while at the same time foreign
injuries for steel. prcdicatcd upon fears
that America may commander supplies
or essential munitions. have come OUT
with q rush. though II cannot DC dne!eo
that rurely domestic business OF sta-
pie character is rather light.
Weekly bank clcarings. .S4.3l5.o lo.ooV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01

c. & Q. May gross. s72o.677: net IN
crease So34106
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01

Financial News bulletin says: Con-
servative interests are taking tho stand
that In view Of the important war do
Telopments both here and abroad. from
which big events may spring between
now and the middle Of next week. in
view of the Sunday and Fourth OF July
holidays. it will be we'll to restrict COM
mitments and sail close to the shore.
speculatirely. in the meantime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK, June 30.-Rutter-Bare'
~ steady Creamery. extras (s2 score)
2ec: creamery thghcr scoring), 90 a ~
goo; rirsts. "a q 2Sitc; seconds, 70 "a
27c
ESgs-Steady. Fresh gathered, extra
fine, 2602Ic: extra frsts, 25 CPS y c
flrsts. 23s. Q2i1sc: nearby hcnnery
white. hne to fancy. 20 g31c; nearby
hennery browns, 2SQ2s1ac
Cheese-Steady. state, fresh. specials
iaGl5&c; do average fancy, $50
l6Hc-
Dressed poultry Weaker Brouers
S0134c; fowls. lSh q % nc; turkeys. 2:
G26c.
Flour-Steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
WOOL.

BOSTON, juno So.-The Commercial
Bulletin will say, Tomorrow;
Tho wool market has peen SLrons si,o q
hirher for some classes notably IN the
shorter and medium secured woods, IN
which there has been moro or less spec
ulation. Tho total business has been
fair, Including both foreign and domes-
nation Mt tho mills Ia healthy In the
West, the new clip IS passing from the
growers hands steadily at frm to
strengthening prices, q. fractional adj
vance having been made Tor territory
medium clips"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
VVHFF[ING BANKING CLEAR|NCS FOR JUNE BY FAR
LARGEST EVER RECORDED; TOTAL S14,573,91G
Whaling banking cIearings for the

Wheeling banking clearings tor inc
month OF June, Just closed. $14.5'3,
g1s69, are far. the largest ever RECORD,
I'd Tor for tbs thirty-day period since the
Establishment of the clearing house as
sociation. The clearings, for June
10Ss were sS.7l7,9TS.26. the increase
being S5,S55,s3S.43, or 6l.3 per cent,
Early in the month, when pnenom n,
nally large increases were OGlns ne
corded every day the preulcIlou W." hs
made that the months total Woulu oe
tif,oen millions or over. While the pre-,
diction was not quite verified, Whee!
ing bankers declare the months 'ousi
ness OF the banks was much greater
than ever before transacted. oc
Fridays clearings toteled so64, 80 o
compared with s415sS52:So, an increase
of $SS,7Tl.61, OF 1S.8 per cent.
The complete record for the Inon'n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
MONEY.

NEW YORK. Juno 30 Mercantile
paper, H03I FER cent. Sterling 60
day bills, S4.T2; demand, s4.75 y; cables,
s4f6 T-ls. Francs. demand, s5.so&; ca
bles, s5.90E. Marks. demand. 70; cables,
73h. kronen. demand, s12.f0: cables,
bies, 40 ais. Llrcs, demand. s6.S7& ;
cables, s6.37. Rublcs. demand. $685. co.
bles, SoA. Bar silver. 66c Mexican dol
lars, 50c. Government bonds steady.
Tins ne loans flrm; 60 days az 9sh per
cent; 700 days. 81 &3G; six months
Cali money firm; high. 3lt per cent;
low. 2S; ruling rate, az; last loan, 5 u :
closing bid, 3; offered ct -3&.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
K. OF C.'S TO PICNIC
Annual Outing Will BE Held IN Inc
Near Future Probably At Wheel
ing Par X.

A special committee recently ap.
nointed bv Carroll council 504. Knights
of Columbus, held a meeting last even,
ing and made further arrangements
for the annual picnic and outing OF the
ORGANIZATION which Is to be held the
latter part of July or the first part OF
August. The exact place for holding
the affair has not yet been decided
but it is likely that Wheeling park will
he selected The committee is com
oosed of r. E. Cooper. chairman. Il. L.
Raw, Ollie Heyman and Thomas How
lev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. juno 3o.-,Raw sugar.
ctinrd steady; fine granulated, I.65c.
sugar futures were easier under scat
tcred jiouidatinn, prompted by the un-
settled feeling in the spot market Az
noon prices were TO points Iow"r.
lower Sales, $3.50 tons. July. 5.2oc;
September. 5.39c; DeceWber. sole
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
METAL.

NEW YORK. Juno so,-Copper duh;
.lectrolydo, nearby. nominal: September
and later, {2a.509 S2o.oo.
, iran, ateady and unoheanEed, 49,.
Metal exchange quotes tin nrmer;
spot offered at $3e,6o,
At London, spot. copper. t1oa; futures.
Zoo: electrolyttc, E123. spot t1n- f17S.
16s: futures. Ella, los,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
REACTION COMES WITH
SLIGHT MONEY FURRY
Good Buying Of the Standard STOCKS
Along with Lack Of Bad
News From Mexico.
Harris, Winthrop & Co. to Fidelity In

(HArris, WinthrOp & co. 20 FIuelIly III
vcstment Associaion.)
NEW YORK, June 30.--There were
Indications again to-day Of good buying
in tho standard stocks. The reaction
near closing time was due particularly
TO q little furry in money. y good many
loans wcro called, which had to be re-
placed by re-borrowing. Tho July first
interest payments are very heavy ana
the cause for the calling. Nothing fur
Their OF disturbing nature was heard
from Mexico.
Some of the selling in the last half
hour was by traders who nro leaving to-
night for the holiday. not caring 10 have
open trades during their stay. For this
reason to-morrow's and Mondays mar
ketS may be dull unless news comes
CT additional unpleaSantness on the cor
der.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01

LocomUtive OulldeTS NAVt CkrNeH Ut
ders for = little more than 500 engines
In the last thee months. exclusive OF
the 1000 engines toc the Russian GOV
ernrlrnt orders fo- which are now beloS
distributed, June contracts were the
smallest IN many months. as Tar as 90
uiestic roads ara concerned. II Is an IA
tercStlnc fact however, that orders
nlar.d during thr second quarter OF this
year we're approximately iii" same as
the contracts secured during tn" second
Quarter cAi9tJ. only about 2".Ono IONS
OF steel. IL various iHrn!S' were pot:su
for m. ~ihlu. - locomotives. orders
for which .wry,. taken i'll April MAJ and
June. bu, -ioco:uuti!. builders ar" now
actively lp the narks; Coy Il heavy ion,
mage OF Nve! estimated as muCa as
15T 900 tons in the aESr.gat. for use IN
executing the prospective foreign con-
tracts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
FIELD CONDITIONS
BRING DOWN WHEAT
Advance In Price ut Liverpool Failed
to Stem the Drop-Corn ana
Oats Lost

CHICAGO. June 3Q.-Excelient ficiu
conditions brought about something or
decline here today in the value OF wheat
an advance in quota
lions at Liverpool. The close was neL,
~ ~ lower. with July, $l.ol%s ana
September s1.O45s pl.04%. Corn showed shovel
n setback OF Y TO l cent, net; oats cloSSo
"a down 10 a shade advance, ana proFis-
ions at Il rise OF q shade 10 oo eei''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
| Open High. Low. Close

cash ouotations-Wheal. No. : IeN' II
= I'd and No. hard nomins'; NO.
nard, gYc0sl.o22. ,,x07s,.c. No.
Corn. No. : yellow. '9| '0'a''
4 i Eeiio"S 10 5 White, sSG&3sc; standard
4Of Fork s24.5O&25.so; lard, 1890 ra0s'
sl3.40&14,0O.
,orrnO O.. June s0.-Whcat-Cash
md do HIN s1.Oi7s; September. $l;ioh;1 ~
an cIo Cut?' seod-PrIme-G,ash; $500; &C.
,oScr, $9.3V; December. Ss;lg; August,
pAlsike-Prime-Ca $9.3V; August
1856. cash s:45; Sep
TENDER, 1855. -. :