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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

Seitcpriierne. Spife 2~nnobrugs.
tiosifrifter, Der uofont / 9egpnoeIl len
al altglilt, a%nferer grilen paa al.
mlnoelige grilgsbeite / Spiflano til
5000 Mtarf. Gette oil / banife
Fenge, regnet ielp eiter De lape
WarftlirIcr, betpoe en- Eris pr.
Sect al 2S00-i0O0 aroner. s
oanlte Sonobrligsfreoie bar oisie
Gal poft ltor Spiiet, i%friper "5reo.
Gogbl.", ioet BET ocrigiennem botll-
mertteres, at De tp'fe Spfiebere mlaa
bare slort nalminoclig goDe Sorrct.
Ringer ue0 / Sanmarf at opficbe
Selte, Der giennemgaoenoe er betalt
nlco bplit 1860 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Ten oanifc 9riasiurifrina.

%alebcnbapn mcooeleS ben 24oe Mu.
gllt, ari9sicriifrinaen for oanife
Stlbe oiler ct meaet tort SperIfuo.
toet NrpmieinotGaten iioen Spret-
ielIen biotiI bar uogiori - MiIlio.
ner, meoenS Der / Griratninaer er
iiobetalt 5l2 0finion aroner, oa Sc
enonu life beiolte Staber tan / Ssi.
oen gaa cp ! AZ Minion aro.
ller.
%iifop Ssrcnien % 9srup ia.
,tpraf. Otter bpab "Sfanob. amts.
tloenoe" meooeler, bar ct Nenia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

SsoSfalo. - 9icepropIt for Ge.
gen len / &is6en6apn, SuItitsraal
Spren Sfoltboe, er bpb, Ga gar
garnmel.
Soanepreit peb Srinitatis air.
fe | a~iebenbaun, g. %. Yeterien, er
afaaact peo 0sben UNDER ct 9aro.
opboIo peb Seliingsr, 50 aar CANT
mel.
Sorbenu9renOe Soeneprelt for
Sasle-S p2isbierg Wenigbeoer
peo aarbus, Troplt e. CIR. Waolen,
er afgaaet peo Geben / tit Stem paa
6reorifsberg / Ell Ilber al II @ar.
Eroplt Waoien tog flor lin afifeo
efter / 10 aar at bape beflpot lit
llAlte gmbeoe, bppr ban ogiaa bar
arbolnt al i'm Mcniebeb.
StlteipiQer @ilbelm @ie6e er
aIgaaet ueb 0pocn al Ell Sjertelioel-
lG 5S Ior gammel. San oepltere.
DC pau oct fpngelige Scater / 1876
o. pirfcoe oereiter peb Eropinsice-
men o. fiobenbapnife Vripatteatre.
San bapbe / DC ~ienere glar trllffet
Jig tilbage poa @runo al Spgoom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

st merfelist 3iliGlbe. Gn 70.
aarig eitfefrn / Hanoers bouoe | SO
aar brugt griaer. Sor ct aars Sio
lioen opoageoe bum imibIertio peo ct
Stlf9loe, at benoes Sefraft bar for.
lterfet, Iaa at bun nonlerfet funbe
unopGre Sriaerne boooe Deo 2Ps-
ming o9 Spning. 9riaerne blep iaa
benlogt, og Spnet bar iislee "Nano.
Senltrebl." boIot fig uip9ffet iioelL
til ltor @l9oe for Den gonlle Came.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

&nniten tiger. = SorIeoen Dag
Tom Ell Wotorbaab for fulo 8raft
inc til Ialborg. Manoen peo Horet
Dor en- Saanoperfermeiter ira Ssrs-
lep / Sanberreo, oe ban bapoe, iom
oct bite Jig, ieIp a~rraneeret Grip
fraIten / gaaben peo SiGlp al fin
Wotprcpfle. Wen Mfefan!smen pir-
fer, % buab par oct bebite. Motors
cpflen furoe paa nogle foa 2ieblif-
fe onlltlles til Start paa 2anoior.
Den. Set bar 90 pgiua WanoenS
Weiling at fibre Ell 5ur til SpenO-
inoen ban ieileOe bjem igier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

oigbeOerne til at ltabe llopeie, piI
man bel uloe at laa oct itpe Sus
gIort beboeligt iii Den frGpeDe Sio,
5 lin Sio peb Gbriltiansboras
Brand - ifabte man en- Giasoaas.
bpgnins | Sgbet al fun Ell Waaneb.
Den pOlife M~rbeiosfraft / Tan.
mari. SanIfe 8ooseiere % enOeI al
De tore @aarobrl,eere bar / De ito.
ite Iar itaoigt anpenot polite Irbei-
oere ON Sonmeren, % oenne SIM
port al iremmeo I~rbeioSfraft bar
paft ltor 6orarseIie / pioe areole.-
Sanosnopalget for grbperpelle al
pollt a~rbeiosfraft bar iaar bapt ME
get panifeligt for at iaa Eolaffer
til Sanmarf, % De, iom er fommet,
er fife De glementer, lom bet er bel
oigt at faa til 2anbet. "2ou.
Salt. Solfetio." iortener i%aaleoes,
at Der af Den iibit anfomne 9aoning
polite Mrbeioere til @iebler bIep 80 q
40 returneret iom ubrugelise. gn-
ten bar De %tiolisere itraffeoe Herio-
ner eler 4rsblinger - % blanot
apinberne bar enoosiaa en- Can't
ling oecioereoe "3amer", iom oe
slterrigife Wpnbigbeoer bapbe ienbt
no for at l9re ct b9oerIigt grbperp.
Sanbsuopalget maatte baaoe betale
Heiien tilbage % meoeipe Dem 80
Groner til Mab unberpeis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

Gacifttpiten8 uoritc Sangcrior.
bmno bar netop bolot Stcuuc i gel.
linQhonL @aIb. Get uor oct ierite
Steune, 6orbunoct bar hoIot iioen
octa Stiitelie Tor Ia Iar iioerL buor
@roi. Carlo u. Sperati life bar uu
ret &opeboirigent, %itriuer "WiplS,
Sio.", Gnoog eiter at Yroi, Sperati
iIptte0e til Gecorah bar ban / Ell
Aarrptfe reiii no Ill StluehapSfp,
item Tor at Iebe oct itore aor peo
Sangcrieiterne %aar iaa han iig
life iltauo oertil % uouGunte hen
bcficuote aompouiit % SnItruftsr
Ruholpb 0ieler / iit Steo.
9huooIpb Melcr or ira ct tioliae.
re Spbol0 / Superior, men melt paa
@runo al line iriite % ip~reiolbenSe
M}onos peItienot i
oenne Gel al Sanoet. San er icot
i 5reoerifitao. Sans Chit too til
Wtuiifen; men ban maatte prspe meo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-29

Kansas C1ty, NOV %. Hogs re
,ripts, ~ 600. Lower, Iulk. So 3oT
. ~. heavy. S9GOH $50 packers.
seio19.15 llrht. te2Ide6i pigs.
$50.
Cattle -R"geipte, TOGO Strorg 10 TO-
higher Prime fed steers. tiu.5u4 A.
20 dr,, ,cd h'cf steers. SIInu 10 o..
western steers, 5000 lG.21. cows.
81 iSHN.io. h'itors 81 90 u 10 -
stoohcr~ and feeders, no trade bulls.
81 s5G $50, calves. SO 1OH1l 90.
sheep Receipts U0" Higher
Lambs. Ftl.5H1 225. earrings g e,
n 1000. wr,hers. S,.5ons.t0, ewes
s uu4N0u boz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-29
The Markets
Wall street.

NdU >trtNt.
Sow YORK;. %ut. 90 Tho better
tendency iu rails coo the stocE cv-
,rIr today embraced uIu, .-u,
ut Iu,t dI sion nut1ul. Baltimore
and ONO Missouri Pacific and Wa
bash b. uys Denver and 1870 GrJulc
preferred. ontario and western. and
s.tin.iu HALLWAY United States
St... .'Irv OH rho pressure of tho
py. HH dI, r.-H- more than t
.' with increased Hrmuc 100 ,op-
r,U.. Au1u.uIr f|oItuf.u. that group.
Shopping .ntro. mode modcr,t, lm-
fI....,rt with MrNictu- central
leather and paper i--I,. The on..'
oI .H. federal reserve board tlmun-
I'..u wa ieJIu Ippiront 100 nae r'lt.
t., a,t. .rcS uf 'ru..uuII bond
.uD of whi,u added GO Ec.''rd .
declines
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-29
Ricketts, Livestock

kansas cuts -joch saId- So.
Last weeks trade In killius H,ttl" was
fairly satisfactory, hUt sockets V'i
feeders lost q, fn 80 cents Receipts
,"day dropped 200 800" head probably
less than h1lt what the IHu would
have boon ,>.Upi Ton m" embargo uu
shipments uuf pa uu pending outcome
uf invcs'ira'.Hu ut slspc red case oi
foot and mouth diseas" Ia shipment
of cattle r,,,l .,I here from Nebraska
last Wcduc-JiN killing grades sold
strong o. tftr.a higher toda, Hos
sold about steady. sheep and lamb"
sfyHtX
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-29

Edyora tool r'cryth.ue 'irttus -
the ENrhaugr aull:lins aEd wcrtiur
IN an directions into tn cattle NiIus
steers sold from $3.50 Go iil31. COVE
$50 tu g rn .tuueis 81 Gr tu 50 Co.,
several rrlu r.ll Dot. 80 tuuer cow
offered ruDh,rr seem to need large
amounts 90 hr.t ana ,hey have been
short of tHUu.r material h'r' tor ~",-
cral wcoks A ugl" pa,-,er brought
lu o.. ear loads OF ,auU'l COVE from
,hltlgu ..u. rn. last thrH, as. Geo Nc
IkIIl,A here. Shippers Win glttl near
o., .rcbire Iusid" information today
| were told Go have them horo tumor-
lrow or "wednesday. prospects fayorins
a good maID.t for killing cattle thos"
days.
~tookcr~ and tcoi,r-.
Cattle thHf ttFN cd here from WtFf-
The sun., 1916-12-03
BATTLE RAGING AT
DOOR OF BUCHAREST
Teutons Bombarding Outer
Forts and Infantry Is Only
Ten Miles Away.
BuLGARS HURLED BACK
Russians Continue Attacks in
CarpmthianS In Effort to
Aid Rumania.
BuLGARS HURLED BACK

'.n,prS. Dec. 2.-The great battle for
Ri,.,rcst j. SIN Va decided. Rusc;i'a
.,pTcu, effort to turn the tide has tot
t,.E,n"1. but the Tru.on claws are clus-
z t'G,t.r from north and south uro.i
.u. Zimmerman clr!t /.
v"r Mark,nscn's he.yy guas ave boin-
hardin" Sic outer forts ~ Bucharest.
H., !afan,r. regiments are fighting t.
c'..s tn R,,.v Ages. which fl ,ws "l!.
;aI mics south~csi a. the city. Tho
EuMa&.an' are striving dcsi cratc!y u
p.,ycut ~" crnssiug
N,u ~Io..,"S'-u has cut through aHd
bryh,n. Win 'roat bees. tho fir: l;v-
mania, army. ,;tich tried to stand OF.
Il. invaders ifty mile" northwest "i
Buchar,st. l;3V.r!ll Infantry captured
the Run h''Ggu'rtcis ard several
oil .rrs o. he Euninian general stan.
The sun., 1916-12-03

taken orders proving that In the position
through which we had broken the first
army should have fought to the last
man. The commander OF the army, APP
parcmtly awde OF the poor morale OF his
troops, added 10 an exalted Latin express
sion that he expected them to Withstand
n fight to the death against the cruel
barbar!ars.' the mcnac Of death imme-
.d,atcly to he executed upon coward I'm
his army.
Further down. to near the Danube,
VIC have fought our way to the Arccs.
The number OF prisoners taken on
December i.So far Ms 1t Is possible to
enumerate tihm at present, was 81 Of
iceis and 6.115 of the rank and nie. and
the booty 10 cannon aud loo loaded am
munitlon carts. IN addition to many hun
''red other military veSiclcs.
In pohrudja Bulgarian troops re-
pulsed strong attacks by tie Russians"
The Austrian statement rcads:
The Russian attack In the Carpa-
thiars continues with und'minishcd vlo-
lcncc. Th, enemy vas everywhere
bloodily repulscd, as IN the previous
day"
c~ui.1rinn statement.
\ delayed bulgarian statement; fol-
lows:
con November 80 we closed the
The sun., 1916-12-03
Russia only Hope.

" al tubs far dung battle. however.
o. 'crNCrS II-rc zee little encouragement
= the december, Of Bucharest. SOpla
a. i1ry N.i'"I. ncr' tAin!; Bucna:cSi
Idly H. in d"lt;'r If encircleInert. and
'tt Vol Mac tvntgu ma, again S,nl
ops across the Danube, this time In
. '..r uf bucharest. Russia IL the
only hOp' they say.
These Wittcis base their belief on the
pussinn announcement yesterday that
Teltou patrols had appeared AT Lake
r'etzi. fifteen milcs from O~ltenitza. and
it.rty miles southeast of Bucharest. They
believe the troops came from Oitenitza,
Tie Eumanlau town opposite Tutrakan
o. the Danube There Is no official CON
fFnation ui this suppos.tlon.
\ despatch t. the Ni,Uwc ROttcT-
domsCh' 'rprdHt says the outer forts OF
Bucharest are a. der oomhardmcnt, and
- is not though the f.umnnians will try
70 defend EI1har.St. b'her writ r.
agree with .l!- view. despite detailed
dispatches telling of the measures taken
10 make the city ready for defence.
tG1I ''-d." the capture OF great
HunD,'s or Rumaniau troops. and more
.inporttu ai'l, OF large numbers Of GGn
AID much otl,g booty. - announced by
Herll1. : partial court e ycstcri1yS
bag Of p sonors Is given a. nfty-oue "t-
0oers aud G,lli mon. forty-nine mo
'Hd loo loaded ammunition carts. besides
many hundred other military vehicles
we're taken Though it has been pointed
out that the Eumanian armies as a whoir
nave evhded capture, they have lost prIS-
ooers and stores. gums particularly. III
~'h numbers and 20 steadily hat IN.
result Il the same.
The sun., 1916-12-03

pressing hack tho Rumanians toward
the River Argos.
South ~ Bucharest all enemy attacks
were repealed and Ivy n counter-attack
The Gcrmano-Bulgarian troops have
hcan driven from the villages of To
mana ard Gostinari, which were cap
tu"ci yesterday.
"bolrudja-Our troops haze gained
possession of the western part Of Tohc"-
navoha bridge, ard IN thu region %:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We have c,mrcllcd the
energy to retire to the south from several
hei.hts.
"In the region of Eubuuva the enemy
bombarlc1 us with shells charged w!ih
asphyXiatiug gas aud fired IN III sup
ports With flaming bombs.
On the wooded r3rpathiaUs the bait
ties for the domination Of the heights ten
Ncrsis southwest Of the village Of khry-
nioy and east OF kirliblbt are continu-
s-.HH
The sun., 1916-12-03
AMERICANS LEAVE FOR FRONT.
Eiuht Men SniI Z" JOiW Preach
ambulance Corps.

The l'fcnc, strnln.hip Hochambcau
sail'd ,ost~"d'y for iIorloauS with ,2o
cabin ]rlg.crccrs 90 board.
NJ. l',njn"lin Thaw. accompanied 10y
hor ,L. Ilti' Thaw. WIS among 'hr
pa, cage: MrH. ThUw VIII spend the
holiday "a Paris In the ho'uc Of her
daughter. Mrs Lawrence SHADE. l.ous
Gordon lIlnmcrslcy and eight other
ucH "Y.i'i 20 join the volunteer amhu-
lance CprIs. bti.'r on the passenger
lie, Wcy" ifr William Hale. Mr.. and
Mr.. +. =. t,i;'."n ald Henry Sherwood
Norris
The sun., 1916-12-03

Rlf1arests immediate safety seems to
N'H"nl on the ability OF the Runanians
'" H'ld the line 81 the River Argos. tbs
''r. rot 20 formidlbl" Al obstacle Tor
~ ar's az the AT, from behind which
y" l'unuauiaus wcrc forced, IL liz. last
or 'n~ natural dcfrlccs 90 Buoharc't
$500 - attack from Tho west. hnrc u -
''s-'t aiI lhrl i'Wuius H. the circle o.
f'' OF ~Hut.GGHtrd rinored structure.
FROM iiH source in tho Trausyivan't
d. "''' o. th' led Tower pass. IN
''f' 'i"v ."uthcastward, passing wet
roo .,'ul "u-t o' Bucharest, then tdru-
H. -.I'l,I-l Of ia" capital and flowing
' j. into the p'uube at DltcA.;sa.
''c WIp.H N,gcs already hnr been
'.".". 10y NON F'1lkenhiyn's troops, .
'"e, the R|umau.aus south of H't"n' }
''-dIH only The lower 100 mules o.
i- 'opif" can %" used 20 defend BrI1"r'
49,. II ID Is tine that moe OF ' u
" .o't n.'.. q tr'Cps have crossed We
"'.'" o' pltenitsa. then tie '"'E
".t"- 's irnod also
.-'.ri.. tr. f,.rua Wa on .
The sun., 1916-12-03

"Wcstcrn front-Tn The region Of Plie-
.g' our trocps have been attacked vio-
lcnt,y and have been obliged to retire
slightly. The violent combat on the
Glavatziotzu and Niaslov rivers con-
tlnrae.
southern fron,--1n Dohrudja we vio-
lortiy attacked enemy positions and
reached t;,e!r wire cntanglements. which
We passed at some points
The sun., 1916-12-03

y..rpag ~ .nt.~-t.r.N IT tin, work ~ e..
trying rroro'tIa'-, the NI'.Art dad NOT g..
ne It Iclng .HN.'l. measure. ana It, r'rror.
ton ct the work i, arolr as n rsoral an inter.
rrct.tion as ii ny sci, were At the piano.
Il IN highly enthusiastic ,tout the Nlo AZ
Pianol4. | feel thlt as soon 4, TN, public know,
the instrument as We p,anists know It, the art II
the piano will be made univcrsaijy available. y
will become of interest to the entire publ: instead
of to a restricted class a. now.
The Duo. Art Is a me piano, 4 PLAYER r:4uo
Of extraordinary artists worth, 4 wonderful rc
producing Plano composite m truwcrt, IN t.,,.
'vh,:hr,ovrd. ~ :ht home cvccv?N -'tUt"a.~u
Hnmg ,cI IT., a'rorH m mmt / tsd 4" d CO..
rect rrrcn q M ,,tcnc,i.
The sun., 1916-12-03
VutNapian statement.

n" Rumaniln statement reads
Northern and Northwestern Fr"ut-
on tho western f~rontier Of northern Mol
d., ~ there were attacks aud artillery
homb1rdmentS. Bad weather is hinder
inC operations.
IN the DImboyi,aa Valley our troops
retired toward the south.
The sun., 1916-12-03
Russians In Great Attack.

TO-. Ing ere ~" Russian attacks
Noug t"e vho,r 200 mile Carpathian
:r,Gt. ~ many points the; seem to
ave s.:IcS e .:nnn wall " Tcuton re-
distance. Iva the %.nuthcrr. the Ruma-
'aan Ii"put'itrs. the RClu"nlaus. also
'iaching, hsVc pus'!cd ahead a little
~'irtaer. IN tll,c.a and Noliy MA. now
yer. TIE r-;i,iI- has slackeu-d. Tnere
r're l:lesisn attacks near the Baltic
Sea to-. y.
The -'oat C-.nayoGu bridge across the
N.nlbC h. again the Sc II Of IN Intense
strIg-l.. TIE Russian nave taken the
western :rrt of II. Hctrogrdi announces.
arl are hGtt'irL with ~, Buk-trs On the
very bridge itteif. over the swollen
vat,., al { q paUvOc.
Cooperating with his Russian iu!co.
v .c5 rushod e. 20 tie bridge from tn,
hIrtl.I station on t1' mash west of
tNc '-,'E'. q 90, ~Sg,l-rufT's army. which
a.a,b"d yesterday, has don't a heavy
"'lw 1, '"D stronE l''e 81 the p0hrudjt
.". tn of C,gnaV"da AID Constana held by
fl. Eu.E'Js - some places tie Rus
s'us auI ~l;guauiaI, have penetrated
ga" wire cutang!ements, aided doubtless
log British arrIr2,! ears built 10; such
work, Positions on heights have been
stormct
The sun., 1916-12-03

III one ct my best moods. Tha. make my Hos..
,ion clear, doesn't it,
You believe then" | lucried, that the Duo
Art reproductions retain the artists personality
IN yes, indeed. Particularly in r%ythmlcli
~ rcculiartics, in temp. and IN Individuality
of rhrasing, the reproduction Is .taitllngIYpcrtc>,.
AS you listen to one Of your own reproduced
interpretations, Mr.. Schclllng, do you have a
feeling Of satisfaction? AS this note and that
is struck, as a run is taken or a crcsccndo built
up, do you feel a desire to go to the piano and
emphasize this note, pedal that run differently,
throw more force into the creScendo?-o do these
details as they unfold, WIN your mods O., approval
My mods OF approval, yes. Ot course. no
artist ever feels entire satisfaction with regard 10
his own work. whether Original or reproduced, II
he does, it is time .or him 20 step aside, | en-
Icavor to remove AL mlDor Dissatisfaction during
the process OF editing. When | am working over
my records | actually 50 to the piano and change
The sun., 1916-12-03

little Mozart. The Master Of Ceremonies,
. hue m.n. wore d lcng + / colt with Il mg rotkct
N It. When nv tu-n same r. play he slowed me
in that rcckat. a,rodc ont upon the stage andtsklag
INC from my snug phase Of conccalmcnt put ne
down 1t the rilao. The ard,cnce was immensely
t:cklci and gave me an enthusiastic, wcll0mc.
Mr.. Schelling smil,l rcuiinisccntly. | smiled
also. When Mr.. Schdling rises from his chair,
onc's trst estimate of his height Is SIX feet SIX;
certain it is that since his debut from a coat
pocket he has grown to a commanding position
IN the world.
The sun., 1916-12-03

"Btrnmng with that carly appearance, my
HE has been an almost unbroken round of con-
cert tours, WIKI the exception Of the years de-
voted to composition. But harilY anything in
my entire musical experience has held ne with a
keencr interest than my present work in playing
for Duo-Art Records. 1t is fascinating and stim'
ulating to develop an Interpretation. realizing the
wb,lc that it IS to b, pcrnctuatcd-that it is dr
rccted not merely to the present generation, hut
TO pcs,crity. One realizes that at last really
urea. r~ianistic art, the art which rises to the
heights. may achieve immortality--a thing i'm,
POSSIBLE before the advent of the highly perfected
reproducing piano.
The sun., 1916-12-03

SO perfectly that it like hearing thcmplayin person.
And, too, you may play tho Duo,.Art your
self when YOU desire, 1t is the most perfect
model OF The PlAno!a = PLAYS any stAndArd,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25

spe culative support but values have
nevertheless reccdcd some from the top
figures reached during the forenoon
bulge. There has been some invcstmenl
demand along With the speculative anu
not n great deal of corn on the market
EXCEPT from short sellers who were IN
fIucnced by the decline in wheat. OF
rcrings Of cash corn have been as light
as those in the futures.
Oats-Oats have SHOWN remarkable
strength in the face of very Influential
selling. There has hcen continued good
sales for export. The calls UP 10 the
limit OF cars available to handle the
business but the latter have been in
the far Canadian northwest and very
light weight is shown In the outs now
coming TO market in South Dakota.
There ha sheen a great deal Of changing
CT September, holdings TO December and
Gr September and December TO May. -.
ProvisionS-Provision started weak
following IS cent decline in hogs mt
wards where receipts were 80, 600 against
- 900 expected. Decline brought very
good class OF buying which caused a
strong market later Trade not really
large in volume. Hogs west, $500.
INV private wire 10 Fidelity Investment
Association from Harris, Winthrop &
Company.
s1.53H: September ,Sl.5414; December,
Clover sccd-PrIme. cash, s9.o5: DC.
prime, cash. August and September.
Timothy--Prime. cash. $3.50; septem-
her and October, $2.45.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.

CHICAGO. Ill. Aug. "t.-Wheat-A
period Of light offerings which caused
nm ndyan,,. of about one cent over last
nights clos" Was followed by rather
free selling h" longs and leading COM
mission houses that prices on the down.
grade the greater part OF the day.
There HAY" been som" exceptions 10 the
u.,favorahlc crop news from the north
west In SOM. instances wheat is
ihrcshing out better than was expected
q short tine ago. Late In the day sell
ing by commission houses became heavy
and stnp loss orders helped tho de-
cline Receipts were slightly under the
rrrvinus week Cl"aranceS were liberal.
Early il WAS claimed that heavy sales
for EXPORT were made at the scaboArd.
This however. was thought TO include
some. business dom" yesterday afternoon.
Cash wheat was in good demand at all
rentrrs. Toward tn" close buying iry To-
Gals caused ii good rally. Tho market
continues nervous and is one in which
fluctuations arc probable. Barring any
Teal situation. the situation seems
i'm rortant change in the foreign pol'
strong enough TO invite purchases on
good reactions
Corn-Ccrn has bad some very good
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HEAVY SELLING
ON STOCK MARKET
Made Further Inroads on Recent Gains
But Net Losses Wers Nominal
Trading was Lighter

NEW YORK, Aug, 24.-Professional
traders became FESTIVE today at the
continued delay in the railway labor
conferences and their selling made fur
Their inroads upon recent gains. although
most Of the net losses were nominal
Trading fell far below the hugo totals
Of the early week and was characterized
by succession Of moderate advances
and declines.
.Coppers alone manifested general i'm
provenene. those issues: with zinc,
shares. recording gains OF TO ? points.
whit a new high record for inspiration
at ssh.
Rails as group were heavy. when
not reactionary. Reading. st. Paul. New
York Central, Norfolk and Western and
Baltimore and Ohio yielded 70 ?
points. with material recoreries on
shorts covering. United States Steel
and minor industrials fluceuated within
harrow limits. steel at no time coming
within range OF its high record. estab-
lished on the previous day, and closing
at 97as. fractional net loss. Its con-
tribution to the days business agGre-
gated about 10000 shares.
Munitions and the var group in gen
'eral were irregular. TotaI Satcs amount
ed to 10000 shares.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

(By Private wire 20 Fidelity Investment
Association from Harris Winthrop Coz
NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-Dtsapposnt-
meat over the delay in settling the
strike question caused let up in &c
tirity today and prices declined some
what. The recession. however. was very
orderly and compared with the last two
days. transaction were on small scale
The coppers were an exception to tho
general list and showed great firmness
AS We have pointed out recently, they
are behind the market and based on
earnings and r:Cscnt dividends. arr
cheap.
We believe that IN" eight-hour day
will be granted bv the railroads and
that they IL return FOR This concession
will ultimately rer-lEe AN increase lr
freight rates. We look for higher prices
especially in the COPPER stocks.
In high grad: banking circles. accort.
ing - floor gossip. further elevate ion
is expected N til" r"rreS eaatiN" stock
list during the next zen days Buying
orders arc reported in tho hands uc Sp+'
cialistS in Anaconda; Steel. southern Pa
ritic American Leo. and Laciiawan na
Steel, according - board .rc?t-s"uia
tives.
C:alun.c- and Hccia Mining Co.. do
,,lared divide ndS of $50. f'iv" previous
61yidsnd- have hscn SIS quarterly.
A news bureau Washington dispatch
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FETAL.


NEW YORK, Aug 24.-copper ffmj
electrolytic $3.50 $500.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin frmAS
AT At London spot copper f1os. lee; -.
lures -107, los; electrolytic fl39; SPOT
tin f17o; futures f171. tx
SUGAR 1[ARI1F
NEW YORK. Aug. 24.RAW GueAI
s4.79;- refined dull. fine granulAtsd
Sugar futures were weak early TO-DAY
on general selling prompted by WeAknOes
for refined. At noon prices Wer0 II -
Later the market advanced on cow:
ci6sed steady Q points higher to { l0Y.
er. sales 1850 tons; September 41ts
December *i.2l; January $3.50; AAFc1
$3.50.