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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-29
CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.

CHICAGO, H.. Sept. 2S.-Wheat-
Weakness abroad and an easier zone GO
the foreign news had only reported
effect on prices here. Private adrlces
from Argentina reported drought CON
ditions serious and there was buying
on this talk which carried prices up
materially. Export news was conflict
ing Locally, considerable export dc
t:vity was reported while the Seao"ard
claimed English cables were weak with
resellers offering below the market.
English cables were weak with reset
lers offering below the market. News
from the southwest was rather oearlSn.
Kansas City reported cash wheat OLE
5 to cents in past week. Win tHo cars
on track thcra last night COUNTRY
e,e. are said to contain FAR TO
god stocks. Recent rains were oenc-
ficial for placing the ground In condl-
ton for the new crop and increased
acreage was reported In some localities
as a result. Omaha. howevr reported
a good export demand with sales OF
100000 bushel to the seahoard. North
west markets were st s and some
difficulty is being exper iced In secur.
Month mo- was irregular, sell at a prem
ium over December early and going 10
q discount later Charters were report
ed here for 100000 bushel at cent
to Buffalo. The market .o Is sen 'bsf
more than the prospective scarcity IS
the leading Influence for the time be-
ting September deliveries 1lQ,Opu-
Corn-Corn has been strong from
start Wet weather prevailed over the
entire corn belt. shorts in September,
were trying to cover and the Liverpool
spot market closed II higher. one
az the private cables reported damaged
done to corn IN northern part. There
has been a lot Of export to lakes yester-
Sav and today Wet weather will delay
markets in first hand. Markets have
been covering corn here today. DellV-
OatsSOats were strong and active
early, strong and only moderately &C
tive during the most Of the session
later. There has been rather invest,
some covering by shorts who oyersold
Yesterday. Italy's crop Is officially re-
ported at only one fifth normal be-,
cause Of reduced acreage. Export call
for oats has been very 5000 IRON
france and Italy, forwrdings from this
aide geatly delayed by car scarcity.
winnipeg received only 81 cars OAKS 70
day and the market there continues 70
rule strong. Deliveries 10000:
Provision-Shots in September pro-
duct, particularly pork have been GOV,
erins today and resellinE for deferred
deIiSeries at enormous discounts. pe-
While September was stronger. The en-
tir market was irregular.
TOLEDO. O.. Sept. 2S-Wheat! cash 8
sI67N; December $l.61% May s1.63&.
Glover seed, prime cash Ss.42; Decem-
Der SIS. 80: March 1882.
| Alsike. prime cash s1o.o5; October
ts10O5; December 5000.
{ Timothy. prime cash $3.50; OCTOBER
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Sherrard Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. R, Allen Of Var
c. l.. Cloudy on Wednesday.
The Mt. Olivet Ladies' Ala Society
met at the hall on Wednesday.
Mrs. a. v. McClcary Is III.
Mrs. Houston, OF New York. dellverSd
an address on Equal Suffrage" in tho
high school auditorium Thursday even
Miss Lizzie Gnrvln and Miss Eliz-
abeth Hoover will return to their nome
AT Bethlehem today after Visit Win
friends in Pittsburgh.
The Ladies' Aid Society or the Pleas-
ant Hill met at the homo Of Mrs. Joseph
Archey on Thursday afternoon. Ihere
wis good attendance:
Rev. II. f. Nicklen visited IN wheeling
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmidt
OF Bethlehem q daughter
Rally Day will be observed IN ,ne
Mt. Ollvet Sunday school on sunday
morning, october Sth. s,+
Mrs. r. X Mcrnar. who underwent
an opcrntion at the Ohio Valley Gen
eral hospital on Tuesday. Is reported TO
be improving nicely:
The J. T. r. C. Club was entertained
Mt the Bethlehem chapel wednesday
evening BY Miss Dora Hermann.
Mrs. T. NJ. Garvin. Of Wodlawn, IS
the guest of Mrs. S. a. GarHin OF BETH
lehem.
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Church Service.

Allen Grove Presbyterian church, Rev:
H. e. Nlcklen, pastor. Sunday school
at 9 D. m. Sermon by the pastor at 8
o'clock. The subject will be. christ
the Satisfier of Righteousness" The
installation and ordination OF elders will
be feature Of the service on Sunday
and following this meeting OF the
elders and trustees Will be held:
Pleasant Hill NJ. r. church. sunday
school at 10 a. m Z. J. Cook. supcrln-
tendent. There will no preaching serv-
ices at any Of the Methodist churches
Community Day will be observed in
the Christ Lutheran church at Mozart
A service will be held at the Beth
lchcm Union. Chapel on Sunday At 5
D. m. in charge Of tho Woaau's Adult
Bible class.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK Sept. 2S-Butter steady;
creamery. extras (e9 score) So: (higher
scoring) 36k @Ss; 6rsts sss SS4h
Eggs irregular: fresh gathered. extra
fine 5000; extra flrsts 36@3i: hrSts
32I. OBS; nearby hennery whites, fine To
SencS 45G50 do browns 5000.
Cheese firm: state. whole milk. fats
fresh, specials 20M @c01s; do. average
Fancy 20.
Poultry-Live, nominal: dressed dull
chickens 20@3o; fowls 11@23H; turkeys
c5635.
Flour firm.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
tBy private wire TO Fidelity Investment
Association from Harris Winthrop -.


:. Association from Harris Winthrop
and Company
NEW YORK, Sept. .S-Stecl common
Republic Steel, American Can and Somt
speculative cards today. The buying ii
The Republic at the closing looked like
urgent short covering as there seems
10 be no known reason for bidding tn
stock up. 1T such rapid pace cor acct
mutation purposes. The central market
excepting those stocks mcntio toned. acted
all day like steady liquidation. tn" list
with few exceptions shows only trac
tional changes. We still believe that IL
is advisable TO take profits ON strong
spots The market is SO large that dis
tribution can easily take place under
the strength In Steel and Il. few other
stecls shares and We rather believe that
this Is being done.
Illinois Central August gross increase
946..65: net after taxes increases .G13
two months gross increase Sl,9-r3S
net after taxes increase s3S.ili.
Pittsburgh Coal Co. declared regular
quarterly dividend OF III per cent or
preferred stock. payable october "a
stock record October II.
Virginia Carolina declared regular
quarterly dividend two per cen: OF
preferred stock. payable October 10 &c
Inspiration declared quarterly diNi'
dend Of 81 a share. the same as three
months ago. payable Oct. 30 TO stock
record October Is.
quarterly dividend of 80 cents n share
on preferred. payable November stock
record October II. Net earnings tGr ycai
were around 100000 compared WIN
$4,000 previous year.
quarterly dividend Of - per. cent on
preferred stock payable October stoc"
record september 80.
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c., TJops receipts

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S-Hogs, receipts
q, 900: weak, Is cents under yesterdays
Average e Bulk 1QS1o5O; light
s9.GoTSlO.56: mixed $3.50 g S1o;Te; heavy
s9.40GrSl0.60: rough S9.4OQS9.69; pigs
S6.75 Gsy.65. >-,,,,.
hecC cattle 4, iN6RSl.25: western steers
*6I5m $40; stockcrs and feeders S4'6o
Sheer shccn receipts 1000; weak Wcthcrs
s6,G0MsS.40: ewes S%Ij $T.I5; lambs
S650IrSIO30.
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NOTICE.!

During school months this Company
will sell at its Tenth Street, WhsSn1e
waiting Room, coupon School T1s9&
Books good for forty-six fyeGent r1aes
books are good only during the month
for which issued and the person destr.
ing same must present. cerhac1te
signed by the proper school omca9!-
certifying that they are atsenu
school.
School books like above good On the
Pan Handle Traction Companys mO
between Wheeling and Wellsburg NAY
BIZ obtained at the First Street,
Wheeling, Office.
Due to a rule Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission. these books are
not good for Interstate travel, being
good only for Intrastate travel
WHEELING TRACTION CoMPANY.s
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RihlA ClnRsaR Mot.

Tho two adult Bible classes Of Mt.
Olivet held their regular monthly bust
ness meeting at the hall on Tuesday
evening The Womcns class elected
the following officers for the ensuing
ycar: President. Mrs. J. L. Boulder; vice
president, Mrs. L. W. Bromer: secretary,
Mrs. Earl Huss: treasurer, Miss Ca1lte
Carnahan
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U. 5. STEEL LEADS
! ON STOCK MARKET
closed At Net Gain Or Three Points
With Republic A Close Second
Motors Hgnez

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S-Eesumption OF
leadership by United States Steel was
the most noteworthy feature OF today
market. in which trading for the TWEEN
tieth successive full session extended
we'll over one million sharcs-approNl-
matcly l.o5p.u00. vi this total United
States Steel furnished not less than ~
per cent. fluctuating between Sl.l5A
and SILL Il. and closing at Sl.lSh. net
gain Of points.
Its chief rival was Republic Iron and
Steel. which has been COnSpicuouSly
strong of recent weeks and today malo
an extreme rise of points u -. new
record Earnings of the company are
so large as to leave little doubt OF the
payment OF remaining back dividends on
the preferred stock. leaving the way
open for dividends on the common.
Coppcrs were among the other strong
shares. Inspiration making Il new mani
mum at 69*s. with heavy dealings in
Ncnnccott and Anaconda.
Motor shares and allied Issues were
mainly at higher prices. Equipments
and munitions were subject I" varying
changes. Bethlehem Steel gaining al
most ten points. with al additional 1 Il
tor General Electric. which rumor cred
It's with an increased or extra dividend
disbursement at an early date.
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Entertained GrclO.

On Thursday afternoon Mrs. c.. w.
Goethe entertained the Allen Grove Sow
ing circle at her homo here. The hours
from Q till we're spent at sewing and
dainty refreshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-29
/ Open. High. | Low. ! Clos

Cash Quotations. Wheat No. red
S156@1. 5Iha; No. red $1.52l "a No. :
hard sl.5sA q 1856.
No. hard $1.5I @ 1.65.
yellow S4ls: No white 81 II q S2la.
Oats, No. white 4O12 q ~ &c; stand
ard 4T947Zc.
Pork. $3.50. Lard sl4.5: 14.6O.
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Outside Oil Stocks.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Sept. rs. '16.
Eurai4hcd The lntclllgcnccr by a. E.
MasIcn & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange, National Bank Of West Fir-
Cinia building. Wheeling. w Va. Louis
F. Brand, manager.
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SHERRARD
DR.. FRANK MoZENA.

At the home Of Carl Smith, Sher-
rard every Thursday and Friday from
a. NJ to D. n. Appointments can
be made by calling National phone $50
Wheeling.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING, W. VA, Sept Is.
Masien Il Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank OF west VIZ
riniu building. Wheeling. W. va LOUIS
r. Brand, manager.
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pITTCR1IRGH-

PITTSBURGH, Sept: .S aF ~
steady; supply light; IN Cho'eo gov "
Sheep lower; supply Light ign co rr1mo
sS.50@s5.OU; lambs s6.5OVs1O'"O' 'ca'
calves $3.50 913.o0. ,,,o aoo,,s
Hogs lower; receipts II double oech reefs
Prime heavies, mediums ana heaNS ~
$500; pigs ,S9,0OGs9 $3.50; roughs $3.50 q
$1,000 --.-I -AA.a
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CD Transfer books close Sept. 20. for

October l. M
"a Transfer books close Sept. 20 for
n ia per cent cash dividend payable
Sept. so, 9 per cent Of which is regular
and 2ia per cent on account Oh oack
dividends.
(5J Transfer books close Sept. l6, for
4 regular 20 cash dividend anu an e1-
ira 10 payable Sept. 80. 40
(6j--Transfcr books close Sept; 2U' lr
. per cent dividend payable OCTOBER L'
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Total shares l.5T6.S0O.
Bonds $G.75S.000.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. VA. Sept. 20. 10 r.,
Eurnishrd TN. lnlcllIgcncer by y. E.
NasIcn & Co, members New York STOCK
Exchange. National Bank Of West Nir-
Cin:a building. Wheeling, w. Va. LOUIS
r Brand manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-29
CROP DAMAGE SENDS
Up WHEAT PRICES
Drought Practically Eliminates Argen-
tine Crop-corn and Oats Make
Good Gains.

CHICAGO. Sept. :S-Asserttons that
3rreparable drought damage had been
done in Argentina carried the wheat
market SHARPLY upgrade today regard,
less of reports that Greece had Joined
the AnSlo-F'rench Niles. The market
although unsettled at The close was rs
to %. net higher with December and
Ma .yboth at $l.5l IS.
Corn gained half AT. - to ID and oats
f. q y TO 81.
In Provisions. the outcome ranged from
s cents decline to ~ cents advance.
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Curb Mining Stock.
Standard on Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept ~. 10.
Fnrn,shcd The Intclligencer by \. E.
NasIcn l. Co, members New York STOCK
Exchange, :;ational Bank OF West llr-
ginia building, Wheeling. w. va. LOUIS
r. Brand, manager.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, w. Va. Sept. "$. 10.
Furnished The 1ntciilscncer by \. +,
Masten & Co.. members New York stock
Exchange, National Bank OF West |lr-
Sinia building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
F. Brand, manager.
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Stocks 3.433.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Eurnishrd The lntclIigcnccr hy A. f..
unsten & Co.. members New YORK Stock
E,xchanEc. National Bank OF West Fir-
cini3 building Wheeling. w Va. Louis
r. Brand. manager
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PETROLEUM

Oil CITY. PA. Sept. 2S-Credit bal
ancc S2.4D. Runs l4O,a3I; Averages o3'ao|
Shipments 72.462; average 5LO2G.
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hay And GRAIN
Quotations by F. Braunlich Co.
Hay, Grim g. Farming Implements
1Ol2 Market Street

. What is said TO be a satisfactory
method for plating ALUMINIUM Oh HUN
has been invented in France,
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LOCAL STOCKS
WHEELING. w. Va. sept. 20. ~ ~
Daily Quotation List OF the Wheeling
Stock Exchange:
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TOLEDO. O.. Sept. 28-Wheat! cash 3
sI6TN: December $l.61%; May s1.63H.
Glover seed. prime cash Ss.42; Decem-
Der $3.50; March 1892. ~
| Alsike. prime cash $1o.o5; October
tS10O5; December 5000.
{ Timothy. prime cash $3.50; OCTOBER
10. December $685..
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Bid. | Ask.
STOCKS.

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Pure oil. l201+ I2Q 20b IA i1S1O
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