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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

6at entpeber gu oiel, ooey Der amber.
gu tpeni9 6e3ablt. 9u Der DON Dir
feitgeIebte Observation-Disclosures $40
betrdgt, BAIT 0u Define @arantf-
ieIbitperitdnblit nit bieiem pers
tniipft, nidt obsr nit e:nem Tolden
OpH 1926, hsr lpdbrfdsiItltd bteie
@araHtten nidt 5uldbt. Der Grfolg
Defines @si6dTts bebinet, bab Du
aGs S0niumeN!en glei6 unb esrsdt
bebanbelit, al bteiem 3wete miinen
Yrets uno Qllelitdt fir alIe glsi9md'
big fetn. Das pirb perhinbert burB
ous 8edneibtn bss qreiies ieitens
beg 3Diihenbdnblers."
Die ppn oem &DnereBabeeorbneten
Stepbens bpn Nebrastu unb benz
8unbssienator 9(f6urit bon ari8pna
singereidte @eIespprluee min bem
@r5eu9er etnes rStanoaros" s6abrl=
fats, bur6 6usritmurts gei9iibt, bas
Re6t geben, einen etubeitlifen ger@
taufsprets fir otefen feit5ufeben. Dds
bur6 tpiiroen nicht nur bic Re1te bes
5abrifdnten unb bes aoniumenteN
gef6iibt, ertlGren bic genunntsn Ser'
ren, Ionbern es piirbs au6 perbilt,
bert bab &unoen perlpdt iperben,
0aaren unbetannter 5ertunft Su ans
gebli6 ntebrieeren 9retfen gu tauTeu,
loeren 9iaigteit Iie porausIeben, peti
ibnen iogeHannte nStanbaro" ga
britate gu berabgeiebten PreiIen anee'
boten DerDen. Der &unbe, Der in et
mem 2absn einen @rtttel fir $11.9e
per3ei6net fiebt, Der anbersipo in Del
Stabt ni6t unter $15 getauft tperben
tunn, pirp meiitens baraus ihlieBen,
bab aud ale iibrigen Wauren in bie'
fem Gaben oerbdlnibmdbia ebenIo bila
Zig Iein miiFen. Ourh iol6e pratti'
fen Der &leine e8ertduTer fperbc oudJ
Der 5abritant erittlaifiger Waaren
Ibper aei6doist, Der in Der Resel
grobe eummen fir Qntiinbigunss'
Slpede ausgegeben bat I'm Der Auali-
tat unb Dem qreis Ieiner @r5eugniiiiie
Die bauerHbe 9unIt bes Bublitums gu
ii6ern. Colder 8eeinflufIuno Der
adufer unb S9dbigune ansefebener
5Gbritate ioll ous geplante 9eieb Elm
Gnbe bereiten. Cine uefernortbeilung
oes Bublitums pirb ni6t befiir6tet,
oa Der idarfe @ettbeperb auf alien
8ebieten Sabritanteu perhinoern
ipirb, einen gu boRn preis fir Stanz
barn Wddre auf3uitcllen.
Siergegen fpiro einseipeneet, bab 70
lange Der 5abritant ieinen Rettopreis
erbdlt, es t6m gan5 slei9 isin tanE.
Oh Der @ertdufer ii6 nit bem Don Tim
bepiaigten ooer NIT peniser 4srofi.
besniigt, unb baB i'm Iebtsrsn Sale
Das taufsnbe Bublttum ben 8ortbeit
bat. 5erner, baB penn eine Girma
our9 o3ufaQ" pDer geididte ausnus.
ing Der Waarttlage .Stanbarh"s
Baare biais erlanet, iie rtefe nit nod
,utem profit gu bebeuteNo berabgeieba
en pretien ab5ugeben Dermas. Die
Bin ptrb porausiidtlirh ni6t Sur 2lHa
la6me selangen. 9etanntlicb bat bds
StaatsObergeriht BON SSlinOis Dor
inigeu Sabren bag Re6t bon 9ro>
anertanut, nStunbarb"@
!Baaren itott gu rStanbaro" >preiien
IL iogenannten rGut Rutes" au pera
aufen.
(St. 9ouis 4meritu.")
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
Gbicaao. 9. Septerrber.

S4peine. : Sufubr $500. -
Wfarft itUah. gl,If $9.95-10..
80; Ieidte S9.90-11.25; semiit,te
$9.7o-11.25; idtpere S9.65-11..
90; rarbe $9.G5-9.S5; SerfeI Sc.
50-9.50.
RinODieb. = 8ufubr 600. Rarft
langiam. Giubeimiide geei Stiere
$6.60-1t.35; Gtoders uno 5eebers
$4.75-7.70; &ibe mb Settlers
$3.65-9.40; aIlber Ss.75-13..
90.
Sfaie. - 3uflbr $500; @etbers
S6.75-S.35; etpes S5.75-S.00;
21urner ST 00-11.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

Cincinnati, o. September.

~ , ~ ~ - " ONfANbtCNAs
Die nadfolsenbm Quotirunsen b.
5iskn iid nur auf Gngros 5ranss
attionen. Bel tlsineren Gelddften
iusrben ettpas bDhere pr.iie bersdnst.
pronifionen.
g hmal5. prima Steam
14.20--t4.3O; GamiIp 400
14.5O.
9rodengefataents Jleiib.
- Sbort clear Seiten IOIe, 154--
153e; GItra fbort clear Ssiten 14f
--15ac; turse @ippenieitsn ID
15le; Bellies 163-17ae.
Bacon. Sbort clear Gtitsn
16a-17e; ertra fbort clear Seissn
15s-16c; fbort RippeHisiten 15a-
16c; Bellies 18-1Sac.
Susar Gureb UIetf6. -
Sdinien 20A-21e; pienie G4uItern
15-151e; 8r.aifais Bacon 23-25e;
Sdultsrn in padeten 15--15ac; gefp
gost Gut 151-16e; trodsne Beef
S5iiten 29t -30ae per Dfunb.
Sibgep6fsItesGIsif4. -
Sdinten 17t-1Se; g)ienie GduItern
13a-14e; Bellies 17a-1se; S4ul'
tern 133-14ac; SduItern q. q. Gut
14a-14ac.
Jrifd.sgIstf6. = S6in,sn
16a-17ie; picuic S9ultrn 12a-
13c; G1ultsrn 12a-13e; fort Rips
penieiten 13-13ae; ibort clear rip
penf.iten 131-14e; eytra iho,t
clear Rispsnfeiten 13-13ae; Bellies
Isidie 1s3-193c; Bellies, f9usrs
17-18e.
Mebl unb 6streibs
sRebI. - Dini.r pat.nt $7.75-
500; Winter fanep $7.25-7.50;
Dinter famiIp S6.75-7OO; Wintsr
trtra $3.75-6.00; Winter prbinGrer
$5.25-5.50; 9art.s W.isen pat.ut
$8.00-8.6; 6artss Wei3en faneb
$7.50-775; Sart.s Wsissn famiIp
$6.00-6.25; Rossen, glort6peiiern
semiidtes S5.75--5.90: Rossen gitp
rsines $5.75-5.90; Rosssn, gitp sss
miidtes $5.50-5.75.
Wetsen. - go. 2 rotber Mintsr
$1.58-1.60; Ro. 3 bo. $3.50
t.57; SO. a 90. $1.34-1.45.
eIi6forn. - Ho. 2 iptibes
90I-91c: $40. 3 bo. 9O-9O5c: go.
4 DO. $3.50; go. 8 bo. 87-88c;
go. 8 bo. s4-s6e. - 80. 2 ssIbes
Ro. 3 bo. $3.50; SO.
a DO. 87-88e; 30. 8 DO. 86-87e;
SO. 6 DO. 84-85e. - go. 2 ses
miI9tss 89-90e; SO. 3 bo.88-89e; |
30. 4 bo. S7-Ssc; SO. 8 bo. So
SIC; 30. 6 bo. $3.50. - Deibes
aolbeniorn s9-91e; ssIbes aoIs
tentorn 49, -90c; ssmifdtes aOlbens
Torn S8-90e.
6afer. = Rortbtpefern Ho. Q
IpeiBer 49a StanSaro peiber |
go. 8 tpeiBer 48A A-49c,
ylc. a tpeiber 47--48c; go. 2 ge.
niidter 47l-4S3e; No. 8 eeniib.
Ter, einbeimiider 47--47ac; geo. a
1eniidter 45a46ic; GanrpIe mel.
5er 46-49e; Compile geuiifdter 40
-4Sc.
Rogsm. - 80. 2 $126-1.28;
no. 8 $1.17-1.24; 90. 4 $1.10-l
| II.
WbiSfeb.
gerfauft ipurben 926 HbIs. Di.
Killers Giuifbeb Goobs auf ber Bats
BON $1.40 per 0ollone.
Grpeeries.
2affee. - Sara 23 30c; Wo.
Pa .29 9-30c;; Guatemala fanep 19e;
10. gutter 173c.
ertald ->~.~---.-s----..1eB TN
yrfU ..-.~.....>s.s....leB 1o3
(atr .....-... - -s-s s~~>. Ian 16H |
IcfU X0fY .yUk lR4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

" " y I ~ 2tl .Dtuiil IDttI
lebbait uno Itorf. Stoders un0 eSee.
oers paren ebenfalls in gutter gfaf,
irage iln6 felt Oesglei6en Die beiie.
rem Mildfiibe, iuabreno Die sefpobn.
Ii6en MIR ipenig glbnabme fanoen.
Wlittlere nno idpere Stiere $3.50
800; 5leiider Stiere $6.00-8..
90; auserleiene bis ertra $S.25-8..
so; Sellers $5.00-7.0O; auserleie.
ne bis ertra $7.25-7.75; &iibe $4..
$1,000; auserleiene big ertra S..
25-6.75; Gamers $3.5O-4.5O;
Mildfiibe $3.50; Stofers unb
,Seeoers: Stiere S5.5O-7.0O; Sei.
ferS S5.O0-6.00; aiibe $4.75-
5.25.
guIIem. : 2ie geaffrase mar
cine siemIib quite uno Der Wtarft mar
itarf.
;Sette gullen $7O0-7.25; so.
logna $5.75-6S5; nlagere nnb
Iei6te S4.50-5.50.
&Glber. - Der Marft tpar
Iangiam uno Die Greiie iteben Inn
20 soc unter bsnen Don seitern.
Bette Ieihte aGIber $3.50; fair
bis CUTE $9.25-1225; orbinare unb
grobe $4. .50--11 90.
g fpeine. Sie beIIeren
SIeiiferiorten iino in @odfraee unb
ieit, Die anoeren bIeben ltetig.
Bute bis altserleiene 8erpadlurgs.
unb 8leiideriorten $11.25-11.30;
ausgeiudte mittlere, 100 Bis 1S0
Yfltnb, $t0.75-1l.00; Ieitte Ser.
8erianbtiorten, 120-155 Ifunb,
$10.00-t0.40; oroin1re Big quite
SerfeI, 110 Yfllno unb oarunter, So.
5000; crbindre biz auserleiene
ihpere iette Sdle, $7.50-9.S5;
Stass $7.00-S.O0.
S6afe unb 9Gmmer.
Die 3ufrbr mar beute fatm genii.
gepo fiir Die Radirage, uub bic prei.
ie lparen itetig bis iturf.
Guserlefens BIB .rtra fttte Sdafe
S6.50-6.75; quite Big auserIeiene
$5.50-6.50; orbindre Biz fair
S2.00-5.00; Stod s6afe 800
$50. - 2durrner, auserleiene Bis
errtra $11.5011.75; quite Bis aus.
erleiene S10.75-11.50; orbinGre
Bis fair S5.00-9.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
n. sifsneu gaarit.
@eIb, NonbS xnS Aftien in gse,p g)orl.

Gef4aftssapters pnresn ~ 8Xz Bis.
ioniirt @e4fel arf 2eneon waren itetis.
Gar 90 9age e4.71K, 6idtt4.76A; Rabel
Snseiiunaen t47eH. 8ranes sidt 6.s7A,
Gabel 6.s7, ytarf Siht 694. RabeI s936,
9ronen 6i4t 1908, 6atel 12.08. Sire eids
6.42H. 2atsl 84k, Rubd 6i&t 83A; RG.
bel 82M; eilbes'narrsn eS11se, NeTiianii@e
3sulrS 62H.
Gftisnm aTit.-Mabrenb Der beibeR
Y6rfenhnnbsH mar Der Wafit iebr lebpaft
unb itssi, fooaB bic SAlHbnotiruRgen mel.
Iteas aber benen son gskera itaHbeH.
0ttsxls)s aeliss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

gbteago, 8. September.
@ei3en. = 5iir 9e5ember ST..
53s-1565t, am S9lub $1.53a;
fir @fai S1.541s-1.5714, am
ShIuB $1.5412.
@elffforn. Sir GeSeuber
73%-74%c. am S6lub 1896;
fir Mai 77-77%c, am SdIub
TIC.
Safer. - Sir Gesernber 4S%--
1876, am ShIub 46Ac; fir Wsai
519s-521sc, am GhliiB 51Ac.
2cgsen. - $50. 9 81 PAY.
@erite. - s0c-$1. .12.
Simotbp. = $3.75-4.50.
GIee. ST.. .00--14.00.
Ecrf. - Sir Cftober $26.5o--
$3.50, am Sdlub $26.s0; fir ssu.
mar $23.90-2t,35. am Sdlub
s2a-s0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
Diebntarft.

Cincinnati, .. Septenlber.
3ufubr unb 0srianpt fpGbrenb Der
Nofe, pergliden nit
ben porbergebenoen 5lpei @oden ipa.
rcu iuie folgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

tbracife $7.75-8.O0 per 9onne ob9es
liefert. Gofe foiiet $s.O0--6.50 per
9onne dbgeliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11

Gt,s,nnett b. esRt.. isia

Gtpsinnatt .. espt., isi6
m bex Damsen unb srd bel ben Mat.
lsrn bsren bic Uel4dfte 3suts se4t lebbniL
Die 8inBraten iiHb nnurdnperf 9ebIisbtn
6Ay Tarfehen on cnu~ Nsrben BON ben
Eanien 4--4KE bere&net, mdbreno @e.
i&iitSpopiere iu 6--6X bitfpniirt ipsr'
ben. AM pfisnen Wlarftc wurben TarI.ben
.pn ta11Ju 8n-l96 anb out Belt ju A.
4X9S pIaclrt.
HsAist ssf NsS Usss
yuStsn ~ gari swif&sn 9snfen ssriauit.
Die Gounterrats betr1st 5oe $rdris per
/. 1900.
Ueafsf axf ssssSs 70
ei&i. @edfei ssf 2onboH mnrsen ~
A76 pro pfb. Sterlins quutirt. Gir @eG.
fsi auf Nerlin uxrben 2ot pro Nsri, be-
re&nst, far @e&la auf Yaris 171ze pro
Urans, anJ Gmftersam 4se bro OuibsH
unb auf g8ien 15s pro Krone, 2tres 16s,
Wutd %. StodtsIm pro &rDHs $3.50,
5ranes t64peit) lsKe.
rssSss ctiisatssSss
sastH rutis unb Rstis. 9i. Banisa quo.
ttren pie toI8t:
Gtniaui. 3eriaxf.
~ Bsnbs 1926 Coup. .itoK III
8% Bombs, 1918 ......le0A 1e2
2sS Honbs, 1880 -. 20 wy
~ panaMa ...... % -
a96 Banana Gsupon. .1e0X -
GissSiHs csaie unsiAts
Die umidbe i'm biei,Sen Gfearinabaus be-
liefen iiG teute auf t5.288. $50: Die lin
idbt Der perfofenen Wode belieien fit sut
$2y, 1SU.400, stgen e42,656,160 in Der ior'
rsiponbireno en- @ode oss porieen Jabrss.
2siaiisfnrItasn
Ter 8aytt in Qoialieiurildten mar b,nte
dutsrlt lsbbsit unb bic preiie Hart. Go.
lumbia 0as Aisgen aut FAX. Gtne. Sireet
auf 60 unb giRcinnati 0as & Gleetie owl
sSk. Die foIseuoeH Dertauit iine ~ be-
ridtsa:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
S|STERSv|LLE

S1STERSVILLE. VIVA. AUG. Gothic
annual Tyler county teachers institute
opened in MiddchoErnc Monday. with q
largo attendance. The joint meeting Of
the Wrtzcl and Tyler teacher was held
yesterday al Faoen Park.
George Alwh.l. IF Akron, Ohio. Is hero
visiting friends.
Mrs. Frank Mcguire and daughter
Frances. who nave been the guest OF The
formers father. X. ]. Weber. have re-
turned Ia their home in Pittsburgh.
Senator G. Il. sIrmak,< daughter. Miss
Helen. and son. Richard have arrived
home in their roadster. from buckeye
Lake
Mr. and Mrs. George Braunbeck and
guest. Miss Lelight Modlin, Of Mononga-
hcla CRY Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Mooney, Mrs. Fanny ShCrtliff. Mis- Amy
Hervey. Mrs. Vim. Peters, Miss Agnes
West. Alfred Sharp" J.; J. Heinlein, Ben
Rudner and Wilbur Hubbard. were IN
ParkcrsburE Monday evening to attend
Wright's dance at Terrapin Park.
. Frank 7. Smith. reporter on the
Wheeling, ilntelliEeencer. Is spending
week With his m pna, Mrs; q J; Smith Rnn.
from Washington. D. c.. where she at
tended the summer term at George
Washington University.
Miss Louise Lyon has returned to her
home in Huntington. after a brief visit
with Miss Virginia Thistle.
Miss Einetto Mccoy Is spending
week or ten days with relatives In Pitts
burgh.
Miss Hazel Cutler. who for a number
OF years has been chief operator OF the
Bell Telephone Exchange. has been
transferred 10 Parkersburg, where She
will hold the same position.
Thursday. September I, the play. The
Dream That Came True" Will be given
In the Auditorium theatre for the benn-
fit Of the Tyler County General hospital.
The rehcarsals have been progressing
we'll under the direction Of Mrs. Annie
Elder Stanbery and the production prom
Uses TO be a great success.
Attorney w. 5. Sugden has returned
from Il business trip 10 West Union and
uarrisville.
Miss Nell Agtn has arrived homo from
u two weeks visit with friends In Bel
laire. OHIO.
Michel King and Miss Myra King. Of
Okmulgee. okla. and Miss Margaret
Thistle. spent Tuesday in Sardis with
Miss Iva Nesbltt.
Miss Louise Nesbltt Of Edgar. Neb:.
Miss Eva Ncshitt, Of Sardls: Mrs. S. y.
Sayre and Miss Julia Graham. Of Sis
tersvIllc. have returned from an auto
mobile trip to Waynesburg. Pa The
trip WAS made in Miss Sesbitt's car.
Mrs. NJ. E. McCarten has arrived home
from an extended visit TO Atlantic City,
| New York and Rochester. NJ.
| A NJ. Hunter has returned home from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.
(By Private wire to Fidelity Investment
Association from Harris, WIN
throp u Coz

NEW YORK. Aug. 30. Il Today
market gave a demonstration OF tts
ability to stand up i'll the tace Oh more
adverse reports on the strike SITUATION
There was less desire on the par par u aim I'm
public TO sell stocks and q more cain
view is taken in regard TO the strike.
Until some dehniet CONCLUSION Is
reached, however. prices VIII continue
to tiuctuate within narrow limitations.
"Statisticians arc figuring book value
Of s4S q share Tor international Mercan-
tile Marine common stock, with earn
lnss, il the preferred dividends arc
funded Of the over SO per cent for tmaC
issue says we'll known hrm Inc
calculation Is based on the continuance
Of. the war. ,,
bow Jones sails: Directors OF L. l.
Dun Font de Ncmours and Co. have de-
claAed regular quarterly dlrldeho OF =
per \cent and extra dlEioenG OK - -
per cent on common stock. TINS 20 per
cent distribution IS payable Ola per cent
in cash and 1914 per cent IN AnGI0-
French bonds at 81 II. II IS payable
September 10.
terlv dividend of liz per cent on rre,,
-ferred, payable October 20 stock record
Regular quarterly dividend OF IL per
cent on common stock or r. !. ~ fotat
de Nemours Powder Co., was also de-
clared. ,,..,
American Loco. Co., declared. dlvi-
dend Of ~, per cent on common stock:
payable September 2Sth. stock record
September IS. This is the first DIVIDEND
declared ncommon stock since l9US'
The regular quarterly dividend or L.
per cent on the preferred was declared
payable October list. stock record Sep
TENDER IS. The dividend of 4 per
cent on common is announce das quar-
terly dividend.
Mackay cos declared regular quarter
" dividends OF l per cent on preferred
stock and IA per cent on common STOCK.
payable October >. stock record Sep
tcmber 9.
briggs Seaburg Ordnance Co. has
rasscd common dividends. Regular
Quarterly dividend of l q per cent on
list. preferred stock and Ia per cent
on second preferred stock were declared
payable september 10. stock record Sep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
SHEET PRICE RAISE
BEING ANNOUNCED
Market For Black Sheet Is stronger;
Pipe Demand Unusually Active
1T This Time.

The Youngstown TeIesram ycsts s.hi;.S
carries the following article which
shows a raise in sheet steel. which
raise is also felt here: ,,
Further strengthening Of the BLACK
sheet market is Indicated by the au-
vance TO Sc minimum now being an
nounced by the Youngstown Sheet N
The price had been from SOC 10
Sc and not very Arm at that 1t Is En-
derstood, but the latest quotation IS l%r
q three-ccnt minimum. Advance 10 -
o rbettcr was made BY the Brier AIN
Steel company some time ago.
Tho increased demand tor steel LOT
other uses as we'll as the slightly m
proved demand for black Shoots IS tAe
cause Of the advance.
The galvanized sheet situation shows oHis
little Improvement. In fact rev gar
yanized sheets are being made IN tals
district. Both the Youngstown iron ~
Steel and the Youngstown sheet q 4upe
companies have been out or the ga
vanizing business for some time. WntLe
the Br{er Hill is turning out Aghe
production Of galvanized.
Demand for pipe Is unusually strong
at this time District makers are re-
ported to be booking large orders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
EXTRA DIVIDEND
ON WIG. 8. { |:
STEP IS TAKEN TO PAY UP ON RE-
DUCED DIVIDENDS IN 1914
AND 1915.
Reported That Another Extra Dividend
of One Per Cent Will Be De-
clared December !,

Directors OF the Wheeling Steel q
Iron company. ut meeting yesterday
declared the regular quarterly DIVIDEND
of go per cent and an extra DIVIDEND
OF Or" per cent. payable september 80.
The transfer books Will close September
ID.
During 1914 and 1915. the Wheeling
Steel X Iron company reduced Its GUAR
terly dividends from TWO per cent 10
one per cent. owing 10 the general de-
preston in the steel business. 4eSlcr-
days action In declaring the extra one
per cent is q step toward paying up TIC
dividends in arrears.
1t w;Ls reported yesterday on .Good iu-
thority that the directors VIII declare
an extra dividend OF one per cent IN
addition TO the regular TWO per cent
dividend. December |. on the same &C
count.
Wheeling Steel e. Iron stock sold yes
terday at l4S. LaBclle common STOCK
sold 0ff al 66 10 Several shares were
sold here and in Pittsburgh.
1t was announced yesterday mat the im
transfer books will close September ~.
instead OF September 10. as published
IN Wednesdays papers. for the dlTidcnuS
payable September 20. on LaBeIie pre-
teErcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
sINa aRA1N LETTER.
Is. Winthrop & Co. to Fidelity
Ueatmpnt Association

s. Winthrop & Co. to Fidelity
Testment AssocIation.)
30. ILL.,. Aug. 30.-Wheat: The
situation was the dominating
lcc to-day and added to the un-
trend which characterized the
lions in wheat. Liverpool failed To
" the advance here yesterday. al
ugh The tone OF the foreign news was
p. Persistent strength at Winnipeg
sustaining influence in The early
OF the session. Stattlscan news
without feature. Primary receipts
q clearances were fair. There was
nSiderable shifting OF long wheat and
reading Of futures May was bought
ainst sales Of December on rather q
leral scale. ThreshinE returns from
hntity and quality, the same as for
me time past. Minneapolis stocks de-
eased 26D.0n0 eushel for four days
ainst 10000 hushcl decrease during
same period last year. Cash whea.
nerally followed the futures. While
te railroad situation constitutes the
aiding day to gay factor. the underly-
world conditions are unchanged ami
6yiaS eide on good reactions seems
teterrable.
Scorn-Corn market has had several
Is and downs. Opening ana closing Is
Ate-ially lower. There was consider
lie eastern buying based on the report
a local eNper. that the crop would be
bout c.47S.0p0 hushel condition 10
kasns. governments estimate Of 1873
tn indicated crop of 2.7TI,000 bushel
lgust LIST. Local receivers association
blds special meeting this afternoon and
I'LL probably advise all shippers to hold
rain where it is safe rather than ell
rust It to rail
Local shippers also not attempting
psiness and will adopt policy Of wait
Sg until troubles are settled.
Oats-Oats have shared in the general
generalization. Embargo at all the sea-
bard ports will check the Dig eSpor:
Movement that has been under way.
his has led to much unloading OF grain
b spectators shoulders. Movement
rom interior will be checked and pres
are on the futures likely to be constd-
Ink pending strike settlement.
(Provjsions-Provisio trade has been
ktremely light all morning. finally feel
y effect OF a fair volume or 'iquida-
pn influenced by the grain weakness
S<--cts of tie-up ne husineSa In
eFaf Ukn the larger packers gave
Locrt to lard during part of 'hee ia;
D losses were moderate Hogs west
day S6T00 against 5000 last yeear.
TOLEDO. OHIO. Aug. 3o-Wh"at.
sh. STA: September. $1.++@: Deem
er. s1.5oh.
S.52l5: December SS.42Is-
: Alsfke, prime cash, August and Sep
ember. $3.50.
Timothy. prime cash. s2.35: Septem-
er $3.50; October. s2.2Iia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
REED CASE TO BE-
TAKEN Up TONIGHT
Council Can Take No Action Other
Than Hear Ex-Firemen's Case
AS It Was Laid Before
Control Board.

With their hands tied so far as Off
cial action is concerned, it is claimed,
council will hear the case OF ex-F1re-
man Clarence Reed, tonight, a call for
an extraordinary session being issued
yesterday. Attorney S. o. Boyce will
present the case TO the city fathers.
1t will be remembered that Reed
was formerly a firemen in the Allan
tic house and it is claimed took some
part in the primary election that had
deleterious effect on his job'holding
powers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
RAILROAD STRIKE
AFFECTS STOCKS
Prices indicated However that Wall
Street Had Confidence tnat Strike
Would He Averted.

NEW YORK. Aug. S0-rhc railway
labor situation was again the all-aosorb-
Ing feature of today's market. but prices
suggested that Wall Street still has
confidence that strike Will be pre-
vented Quotations were mainly and In
some instances, materially lower At the
opening. with complete rccoveries and
Il few actual gains A. midday. Mer-
camille marine issues made new records,
the common advancing 3A points TO 43&
with an equal gain for the preferred at
l04S. Combined dealings In marines
amounting 10 about $4,000 shares, or
70 per cent OF the days business.
4 new maximum was establlshed ny
Kelly Springfield Tire. which rose q TO
10. while other shares OF the same de-
scription were lifted to almost )
points.
Rails and United States Steel were
lower by | TO .l1a points but recovered
some of their losses when selling pres
sure relaxed Munitions and related
stocks, In which offerings were rela-
lively moderate. closed the session Al
Irregular declines. Total sales amount
ed to $50 900 shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
MONEY.

NEW YORK. Aug. Mercantile
paper 3L.M3a.. Sterling. 30 day bills
81 1ll.: demand 81 1Ia,; cables,
81 IL I-i6. Francs demand S. SO;
cables 81 ssh. Marks. demand I0a. :
cables 7Ois. Kroncn. demand IL 6-l6:
cables jess. iui1dcrs. demand A. 3-l6
cables 81 a-l6. LircS, demand Ss As;
ca bles 81 A. bubbles. demand 33a. ;
cables 81. Bar silver 6fii. Mexican
dollars 5la.. Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans soft; Ga days az q g. 80
days 90 a.: six months az at.
Call money steady: high ei5: low
~: ruling rates aic: last loan q.
closing hid Gu; offered at 2l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
Bir Soft steel Order Placed.

The Iron Trade Review tomorrow Will
Ay: New contracts for shell steel
6aeed during tn. past week now amount
g about 1nn. nnh tons. Including about
d. e9J tons Of ch:lled steel castings. For
gn buyers arr cnteavor'nS Ia cover
hair uuirements by contracting the
6tpu. Of blast furnaces for a year or
{ors. Officials OF the steel companies,
te awaiting the anticipated railroad
trike calmly and as yet no Arrange
SentS' have been mace to move stsclh
|hipn-nts In the event of a strike; Inc
10 iron market in the Pittsburgh dis
dct seems to have Quoted down Il
INC extent. though inquiries Cor ses-
rner and basic inv diving fair sized ton
rec continue 20 be- noted.