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The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
|Notre Dame
Every Varsity Team
Has Host of Can
didateS

the country does such large pro
portion of the student body take
part in athletics as at Notre Dame,
According TO data prepared by As
sistant Coach Rockne practically
every one of the 1900 students al
the university goes out for one or
more varsity, class, hall or organ
iEation team. A complete record
kept for the first time this year
shows that there was a total OF
2,0l4 candidates out for the differ
ent teams during the last year.
In the college department the
count shows that 1905 students
competed for positions on the wari-
6us teams, This is an average
OF nearly two sports for each stu
dent IN the university proper. This
unusual interest in athletics al
Notre Dame more than anything
else perhaps accounts for the local
schools ability 10 produce teams OF
q strength out of all proportion TO
the size OF the attendance.
The report shows that varsity
teams brought out a total of S55
men. More men were out for var
sity, track than for any other var
sity team, with the exception OF
the rife team, which is rapidly be
coming one OF the most popular
sports at Notre Dame and which
drew lis men The Notre Dame
Rife club. which is probably the
largest rife club in the country.
numbered total membership OF AS
men, most OF whom were regular
attendants at the various meets and
shooting events aad practiced daily
in the big new shooting gallery of
the local school.
Baseball proved 10 be the most
popular sport al Notre Dame during
the last year. there being total OF
3sT men out for the varsity and the
various class. hall and organization
teams. The fact that Notre Dame
has a well asserted claim TO having
produced twice as many big league
players as any other school in the
country Is easily understood when
il Is remem bered that over a score
OF crack baseball teams are devel-
oped at the local school each year.
Boxing. wrestling. tennis, swim
ming and hockey are only beginning
TO reach the standard Of other sports
at Notre Dame. but their popularity
Is growing every day. and local
coaches are authorities for the as
sertion that more attention viii be
paid &c these sports in the future.
Interhail athletics constitute the
great training school for varsity ma
terial at Notre Dame. and large
proportion Of Notre Danes most
noted athletes who came to the unt-
sersity without any reputation what
soever discovered their wonderful
ability In interhall contests. Notre
Dame is the largest boarding school
In the country. all of It's students
being housed in big dormitories or
halls. "a they are called locally.
Each of these halls has its repre-
sentative teams in all the different
games. and regular interhsIl
schedule Is arranged for each.
Keen interest and rivalry Ia
aroused by trophies given to the
champion hall team, and teams OF
unusually high quality are in this
way developed. The best interhah
teams are easily on par with most
small college teams. As no varsity
monogram men are allowed TO com
pete on an interhall team. the man
of average ability is given chance
10 develop his talent by competing
on the interhall teams.
Here are the figures compiled ~
Rockne:
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
Oldham's Training Camp Dope

handed Therefore
there k to be startled when the pitcher says tina, ne
~ the south and always has secured slow start
condition
vas wells
club both
With experience to
3 the proper
he He
n
his
he Springs
which his
sand
failed grade He
Fuller good
sh1nt the a chance.
from
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
Wants Bout win Kllbane.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 29.--John.
ny OLeary, of Seattle, Wash. who
claims the lightweight, championship
Of Canada, and vino sent S1lly
Burns, q Los Angeles. over the
slumberland route Saturday night. is
after a match with Champion John.
ny kilbane and his manager,
Darby Kelley. Will start negotiat ions
imm media.ely.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
BY ROBERT L. RIPLEY

Ernie Hjertberg. the famous Sved-
ish coach, Is the man OF the hour in
track and field athletics.
The old War Horse he was call
ed when he used to run in distant
races in this country more than a
score OF years ago II the interna
tional athletic meet between Swed
en- and the United States which
Hjertberg is putting through for
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
WELSH CANCELS
THE BLOOM BOUT

MILWAUKEE,. wis, Feb. 20
Fearing that Champion Freddie
Welsh would iniure himself in hts
scheduled fight with Ike Bloom. in
New York. and force cancellation OF
his fight with Ad Wolgast here. Pro.
moter Steinel. OF the National A. e.
has forced Welsh to drop the bout.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
Brooklyn Gets q HIek.

Me- J YORK. Feb. 29.--D. J. N
man. a young outfielder. who plo|
with the Baltimore Feds last soA(
has been signed by the Brook
Nationals. Catcher Monroe.
was drafted from the Topeka 4
last fall, was sent back to that c(
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
How Would You Like to Be PinbOy?

n he a
pedo
totals 500 and 5O0 individuals
frames each making $50
100000 times these employees viii gge 2s0o0o pounds
In addition they will weight bowlrs
H60000 l6pound balls
weight
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
A. A. u. aoxers Get Tryout.

At the D. A. c., Wednesday night,
Detroit candidates for A. A. U. hon
ors in boxing. will have their try
outs. victors will make the trip
TO Pittsburgh and Toronto TO help
settle the amateur championship OF
the United States and Canada.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
Doty Bests Graves

AKRON, o., Feb. c9.-Al Doty
Canton, outpolnted Kid Graves
Cleveland. claimant OF the welter
weight championship. in a 12-round
mill. In the eleventh round Grave,
was foored 10 the count OF eight.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
Rules Bat" is passe.

APPLETON. Fis., Feb. 29.-Bat-
Ting Nelson is so much OF a past
tenser, that the state boxing com
mission will not permit him to fight
with AL wolgast, Feb. IL. AID won
his title by defeating Nelson.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
Cubs Buy Russell

CHICAGO. Feb. 29.-Iiarvey Rus.
sell, one Of the Baltimore Fed catch
ers last year. has been purchased
by tho Chicago Cubs.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29
Basketball Card
for This Wee

WEDNESDAY.
Burroughs W. Polish seua1na
at Orchard Lake.
THURSDAY.
Northwestern college w.
at "N."
=. VI. u. We. Fiat Yehics
Flint.
FRIDAY.
Toledo Buckeyes W. RayDs
Moose Temple.
BurrouEhs w.. hattie Greek
Battle Creek.
Northwestern mt Cnss.
Pontiac nt Western.
Central mt Easterw.
SATURDAY.
burroughs w.. O1ympieU
Traverse city.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29

Of Chicago include n mou-tarb~ rnce.
That osght to provide n hair-rsising
nnish.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29

Grand total for college department.
.ssf.
Number of students In preparatory
department competing In athletics,
ertfmst~d ~ $50.
Grand total for the university,
2.01f.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29

x1
1uccubed paralysis Shortly before
resulting a
chief OF
N country in time to participate grand
OF
Now For The Showdown
URING epistes
VI with
They al real about like this
s%f uport
the
and
* game I in great
this will the
will be
We will the
You will l
together down south We will
OF the world series
TMACANDY KIDD.
saved
oo Waxahachie print the
jtne everything.
Ufnnd weather Dixie this
passed on the to Texas has rsnd
The Detroit times., 1916-02-29

AuDfT

rotal.. i5a isl sac Totals. ,is isi ,5s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27

PROFESSIONALS AGAIN
CONTROL THE MARKET
Public Interest Held Aloof Because o.
rrneudinc UucerSainHes-Ra1ls
were Active.

NEW YORK. oct. 26-~LikG the pr
ccdinc- sessions of the week. tpday'S az
tive. broad and frequently Irregular
market derived almost It's sol" tnltlatlf"
from professional sources. public Inl"r-
est again holding olnot hecituS" OF M
pending uncertainties Trading once
more conferred largely around Scr"ndary
and lower priced rails. lndusiriHi$ ana
SpecialtieS ut gains Of on" |" three
points and in some instances more.
--latest additions t" the ranks Of prom =
iueut and strong rails w"r" Lake Err"
and Western and Wheeling ami Lake
i:rie Seasoned rails ara ntn"r r"p""-
sentative stocks were subjected IN con
siderable hacking and filling, though
displaying u degree nr siaadin"sS in thS
final hour The feature of that period:
was Bethlehem Steel. which jumped -
points to the nrw record Of a..
United States Steel and related
stocks lluctuated within one 10 W."
point limits hardening On the later
covering movement. The NOR" popular
equipments and munitions were under
prsrssure. hut yielded only moderately
with motors. feathers industrial a!cV-
hol and Nexicans.
Miscellaneous issues Of variable
strength embraced ScarSRuebuck. Pitts
hurgh Coal Wells Fargo Express and
paper shares. Total sales Of stocks
amounted to I.o60.0 shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
FINANCIAL OPINIONS.

Reports We're TO y. T.. MaStcn 4 90
Financial News--Reali2inE is weigh
ing down temporarily Vulnerable tecnl-
nur of tho general industrial list. re
cording II reports from many quarters
az the street. and professionals may
hn expected 10 operate against prices.
selling on rallies Tor tho present. N"Sl-
ingho,ISe Electric and Rock Island are i'll
lin" for higher prices.
Wall street .1ourna i--Th" r"n"tion i'll
- larE,. number of issues il dI" |" the
natural operation Of profit taking.
Journal OF Commercially" l'r"Sio"n-
tiaI campaign is beginning I" enter IN
n more practical way into the calru!i-
tons Of stock market operators.
Shrarson IIammill & Co. say There
is only ono side Ia all grains and that
is he long side.
+. =. Hutton & Co. BROKERS loans ar"
getting quite large again and Tor thai
rrasnn thu market is Very tw"-sid"d.
hul lust So long as our trade conditions"
remain rs they are. the trend will lac
II" higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.

CHICAGO. oct. observation-disclosures
OF rains in parts OF Argentina deprived
the market ct one Of its sources OF
strength and il diSpts&sd reacttonary
Rosario opened weaker. Gable accounts
Of the rains fall IN Argentina were
conflicting but Bcoomhalt said Liver
pool closed easy and Argentina rains
south. Export business and inquiry
seemed confined to futures. About So
600 bushels winter wheat also was re-
ported in the forenoon. MinneApolic
was easy with cash trade dull lnnl-
peg. however was strong. The market
was strong and weak at short intervals
and finally sold or rather freely. On
the break tn. English commission vas
credited with buying "3 loads which
caused z n1oderat.: rally in the futures.
The market showed excessive nervous
ness and closed unsettled. Rains IN
Argentina even II this late day will
probably give tn" mark"; ;uri hr" set
back. The supply and demand situation
doubtless will encounter Il healthy de-
:r2aad for bntnl cash and futures.
CORN-t'"rn market has been under
considera III, pressure rh!e:i? ~ spec
ulative Sort. There has been lot nf
selling Of May corn by caSi, handlers
Of prominence wh" expect Il c"nsjd"rabis
movement u u.% corn tr %" Stratel!
at current prices. y car % new mum
Der ynlioI- SOLD on traH Naer'' toua! :
at 11H. rhn highest on the present In"H~-
mcat Country dealers irving mart ~
ge. cars 10 move n.W corn IL and mostly
afraid 10 sell &" arrive hat nevertheless
have sold about S6".""" bushels cor
November Deccmh"r Forwarding. TAi;
Quantity would uudonrt"ll% har'' beer
Vastly increased il car supply """"'
havH been sata!y. cor:Hf.d on.
OATS--'OatS w"r" ~ or. tim" """r =
CENTS be:ou- I-.s; HrI:a:''s t";.. Vas; T;!"N-
titles o: io;l: OATS w"r" poured mt" ~"
market and n!pSt Of ~. !u'aken hy
east ard STRONGER inF"~tn:$ nr by w.
short sellers OF ""St"r,aT. T:'''r" was
some aypoC; business rurr'"t " ISL. thII
support hninG comparatively !:S'f. II
is expected ;:at III" las ""n""; hISi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
FLASHES TO MASTEN'S


private wire to a. +. Masten & Coz
NEW YORK. Oct. 2G.--This was an
other day without significant develop
nlcnt in the stock market. Movement
al betting odds in favor Of Wilson In
duced more selling and prices run oft
for time but the strength OF the un-
dcrtone and tho rallying power wer:
more impressive than the declines.
Prices are going TO be much higher in
my opinion.
The stock market is now in a posi-
ton where anything adverse or suS-
:crtiblc Of a bcariSh construction is
lik.ly to be followed by heavy rcatZ-
ing and lower range Of prices.
Speculation for the time being has
evidently ben switched To the lower
priced railroad shares with Rock Island
leading. This is only natural and will
probably be carried much further.
Goodrich declared reg liar quarterly
dividend Of Sl.15 on pre- erred and 81
on the common.
p. e o.. September net Increased
$ll9.120 Three months gross Increased
s35S2 sos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
LOGAN Sc BRYAN'S CLOSING STOCK
LETTER,

(Ry private wire To y. l.. MaSlrn ~ Coz
NEW YORK. Oct. 26-Thc minor rails
ana arcw other spccialties. also the cop
pers were favored with dealings con-
Quoted on ZroaIl scale III rising prices.
In some direction ruwcT"T. quite a lit
tie Indifference was observable and the
market for the time being seems 10
have developed into one Ut selected is
sues. Many Of the minor rails are far-
urcd an account Of the substantial earn
ingS which in quite II few instances
have seemingly placed the companies
in relatively position ur ahluencc
rather than one ut poverty. ms was h"
case a few years aEu. q! course mo
buying movement now in progress Will
probably result in a higher range Of
prices being established for the favored
shares, bur tn" opportunity should not
br neglected uf accepting fair returns,
for thr reason that in many cases Inc
rises will prove TO lie largely SpHcula-
rive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27

ScQucut TO October 26. lgil, was ordered
Also acquisition o. one short line IN
Texas aud two similar branches in CAN
furna WAS ratified. Price, NatGrhouSc
and company. independent auditors ui
New York City were rc-rlGctcd.
Norfolk and Western declared regular
quarterly dividend of Il per cent on
common stock, payable December ~
stock record November 80.
Green Canancu declared quarterly
dividend of s. 4 share payable NOyem-
Der -. stock record November IL. TINS
Is same rs that declared July IaSt.
Dow Jones says: Consolidated Gas
Co. declared regular quarterly dividend
of Il, per cent payable December 10
stock record November 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
MONEY.

NEW YORK. oct "6.-AI"rcantiic
nancr IL. per cont. Sterling. 90 day
bills s4.TIH commercial. 60 day bills
s4.7oA;. demand S4:75Si; can ,Ie.
cables $5.S3ia. Marks demand. IGN c;
cables 7OEc. krOncn. demand l2r:
cables, 1oMc. Guildcrs, demand Aic;
cables Al NC Llrcs. demand $3.50 blcs'
$6.54. Rubles. demand 3ltc; Cables
1ll.c Bnr silver GTic. Mexican dol
lars 517kc. Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Tirnc loans, strndy: so daEs %hi "'4 i"Hr
cent: 90 days and months 80 az per
cent.
Call money. steady: high 9la per cont;
low per cent: ruling rat" @ia per cent:
last loan 2ia per cent: closing bid : per
cent; offered at "t. per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
METAL.

NEW YnRK. oct. @S--'rh" metal *
chmngc Il les lead S7.G"T $40. >ptit"r'
oui"t: SPOT East 81. f."lh' delivery lnW
fn1.. At London lead ESQ lhc: SH"lt"r
;3i.
Copper firm; clcctro1yti" first quarter
So. 80 q S2S.nn.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin strong;
spot S4I.T5 a S42.n:1.
At London. spot copper :1@4 Toe: fu-
lures t119 l0c: .l"Ctrniyti". rltI: spot
tin f1S9 IS Cd: futures Elsa IFS Cd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27

! ,D.. T,,re.rr hooks close Oct q for . per cent
! L.,r!riG Tsyah,e Nov. ~.
Transfer hocGs cosn Oct. 20. for 5 ser ctnt
cash dividend payable Nov. !.
! 81 Tra.>rr looks close Oct. -. Ger per cent
| cash G!rirrd payable NM !. Hoc.> close Pee. :.
, for al rx:Fa cash dividend payable Dec. 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
| Opcc. N.hs. Lo~. CinSe.

ash quotations:
whea:-Nr : r.G sia7 s-Sl.So:. W. red So,
&i.So: No. = hare $i>Sa ~: NJ. hard Sl.;'::SE
l.S$
Ce-n-No. . yellow $l.nSeT az. ~. re!iow
rev 81. %: No waite p2c.
ons-Nc. waite 5tS@5",.r: staHdagd 90
sS;ac.
Pcsk-$2a.Go.
- La7d-slS.ee.
H!bs-S;4NGitl@.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27

NEW YORK. oct 26.---l'riccs ruled
strong today. The low priced rails
were active and higher. Some al the
traders believe these stocks are behind
tho balance OF the market when they
have caught up that the better and
higher priced rails will be easier To
move = =
The Stec! stocks acted we'll and little
was heard about the election.
We rather look for higher prices to-
morrow
Dow Jones says: New Jersey Zinc
Co. declared All extra dividend Of D
pei. cent in addition 10 the regular
quarterly dividend nt per cent both
payable November 10. stock record Octo-
ber 81. This makes total OF sixty per
cent paid in extra dividends so far this
year and sixteen per cent III regular
dividends or 10 per cent in ali.
Net earnings OF the United states
Cast Iron Pipe &C" for months ended
September 50 were SI.h4U.969. crluiva-
lent to 1910 on the preferred stock or
1T rate OF II per cent Il year. Vt TINS
rate preferred could share To the ?ull
extent OF per cent on common stock.
Present rate on preferred stock is y
per cent quarterly. The directors do
clared four quarterly instalments last
January and the last Of these is payable
November Il. The total amount To be
paid TO stockholders on that rate there
fore is g. per cent.
At annual meeting OF the AtchiSon re-
firing directors Were reelected.
Ratification Of use of S4,SO0.0O0 OF
AtchiSon preferred stock deposited with
Union Trust company for expenditures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
B, & 0, REPORT SHOWS
INCREASED PROFITS

Tie Eaitimn.e j. Ohio Railroad C"m.a'.v's siiit-
nr:lI ~ earnings and cIpclIsez for the mom:h 81
September 1876 and for thee nunhs " thp iis'ai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27

WHEELING. W Va. oct II. IL
Furnished TIE ln:c,Grrm,t: ~ y. l.. MI>'ri x Co..
mrrurIS New riE Stock Et'han"". N-:!"h"i Mans
n West virginia building Wheeling W. Va. I.oGts
+. Erand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING ". va. nc. II. &c.
FURNISHED the Intelligence by A. :; MaH'rn ~ g..
!, rnl,,rS New York Stock EICbanSc. Hai"i:'I BALM
NJ Wr.; y!:..ni. building. Wheeling, VI. Va LOUIS
+. brand. manaG':
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Standard OH Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct %. 'le
Furnished Tie lnI.hGrncc7 By A L. Masteh " ~.
r,a,I,.r. ,ry YORK Sirek IcNchsnsc. National LAM
If W". E,rgni# b:ild!nT. Wheeling. W. "a. ]''"S
H. brand. mIha6eT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27

WHEELING. W. Va. urt -; 10.
r;,rrusErd il. ,irll!ev..""r hy A. l.. MHsirl = 60.
r.,ulrrs NV Nu;k S.~.t !,Trharf'. National GrrH
# Wcs, yfrslnia hlil!ins. Wheeling. v. Va. Leafs
f. H:aNd uinayc:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". w. Oct. &c. ID
FlIrn shed Tin, lutrllIr"uc"I br \. NaSeu X "a.
members New York SIurk Exchange. tlhHHl l'InE
Il West Virginia Gul!dns. Wheeling. Va Louis
r. brand Manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
I Opan. !l'sh lnw. ,'i">e.
SUGAR.

NEW YORK, ucl. 2b-ItNW &urHr Nlln
$G.Gi: mnlasScs. SAT-: re-
lined. hrul. tin" graduated. S'."p n S'.'";
sugar fixtures. were. iirri on continued
strength in tn" spot market and iur-
innr sales ~ graduated Cor export. At
noon rrir"S were - points higher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
PETROLEUM

OH CITY, Pa Oct. 26.-Crcdtt bal
nncrS $50. Runs i%n.h25: average 81
-: shipments 35,9ll; average 52.Sl3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
EXPORT BUYING
SENDS UP WHEAT
Market Has Displayed Reavtness Until
Late In the Day-coru and Oats
Lost.

CHICAGO. Oct. 26--kesumption OF
eNport buying caused a late upturn in
the price of wheat today after the mar
k.t had tispIa-ed much heavincss ow-
ding TO rains in argentina and ~ the
temporary stoppage OF foreign demand.
The close was unsettled 1t the same as
Yesterdays finish 10 + cent higher with
December at St.$Q!: to $l.SOs4 anu
May $1.S0L - s1.So%l.
Corn lost "a to :. net. Oats = 10 IS
and Provision 2la 70 -.
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ness II :ucll: ,lirlo$ed. will no cUnsid-
cradle. AZ earl? bids We're very srronS.
tE.. Ag"u; inc outlook being bad.
PEOElSIONS-Thcr has been persiS-
tent selling OF provisions today and the
market has f.l; it. Hog rum Vest l0%.-
son against 6@.Imn last E"ar Tn" shorts
wcr.. III" hest support.
IEv Harris. Wirtnr",. 4 -. L. Filel-
itv Investment NsSuci..tiun.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2L--''nft"". Rio. No.
:. H"s: futures. cu%y; December. $H.i";
MGrrh. $50.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

by private wire IL Fidelity Investment
Association from Harris. Min
thrup x Coz
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Curb Ailninu Stocki.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING; W. Va. uc;. ~. 70
Furnished Hl.a In."!l, .",rr by =. f.. !lae:r' o.
rnr:nhrGs New I".H StWh !:Ari'"hs" N%tioh"! i'"h"
= w.: vir.n!s iniii,l!us !;LrclInS. ". Va. LOUIS
T.. E:amG. rLuasc:
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PITTSBURGH, Oct. 2G.--t,altlc -
Steady: supply HIGHT. Choice SS.o03
S. 80: prime SS.,J a 30.

Shccp--Stcady; supply light. Prime
wrlhcr S7.@5 a 80: Gull and common
&%.5Ufu4.50; lambs S7.ooW 1850 veal
calves $ln.I0arll.06: hogs. lower: re-
,."ipts IS double decks. Prime heavi@s
>!n.i5 a / 90: mediums Slo.20 n 1880
Heavy yorkcrs S10.15W10.2j; light
workers. $3.50 GEg.7J: pigs $9.:5 Gf".4u;
rnuShS Sy.0O4L9.I1.
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LOCAL STOCKS

JIa!lv Quy;a;;on is; OF the Wheeling Stock EI-
change:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27

CHICAGO. Oct. 26.--Iogs-Re cnirtS
3'UUh head: weak. IL cents under yes
i-r,lays average. bulk 9.H3fi 1925; light
$?.G3 q 1920: mixed $9.!5@ lO,35; hravE
$a7Om1O.3O; rough $s.'0Q9,S5; pigs
$50 Il $50.
catllc-I;cccipts 1000 head; weak, Ma
tive beef cattle $G.GbM LES; western
St"rrs $6.l5G $50: stuckrrs and feeders
$4. 80: COWS and hcifers $3.35 6S.59,
SinckcrS and feeders S4.G5 TI.15: COWS
ai:d heifers $3.50 q 80; calves 500 u
100.
Sheep-Recripts 1900 head; strong.
W"tilcrs $7.np@ SO; ewes $3.50 10;
lambs $S.5OQG10.9U.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-26

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Elm Dollar fir bic SeniiBung bes Ses
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pboniert!"
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lspbon itonb gu Sbrer 8erfiiguns -
parum buben Sie's nidjt benuBt!"
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mem Si6ter): pRa, BON Sbnln babe
i4 neuIi9 ib6ne Sa4en gebOrt!"
D9laub's ihon; bon Sbnen ipGre
bas unm0sIi9".
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lungen Sabren cine 6reunOin fpies
teriebenO): ~g(propos, erinnern sic
ii9 nod Ocs iungen Serrn 3nbel, Der
Sic INNER ipege! Sbrer rotten Saare
nedte9 ,9aben Sic ii9 Oenn penigs
items fir feline SdnieIeien repans
9iert2"
Sreunbin: n@epib, i6 bin ia f5on
lett feds Sabren nit ibm Derbeiras
tet!"