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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18

STOCKS. Open Close
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tCorrected by p. Baehnan & sons
Butter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
PogitY.
WALL STREET SUMMARY.

Private VIE to Fidelity Investment ASs9c'a'"H'
Nryv YORK Nov. l7-Marma Copper '"hF'"''
repnri for September .i0h. quarter SHOWS
Profits II S3l4.I2 equal tn approximately S'.-'
,r,r. annually rn the outstanding 2ioUgV sh"'c'
r,rt,r.d with - A share annually in prrTi"rs quar-
ter Increased pr0Jnri!cn and lover opo'" u'" 49,
,s = yc,nl yr the strike the l.J0D loot Iccl "'I
nn. reflected in any way i'll the above a'aet"Si'"
S,amdurd uiI Ca. ui Ohio declared auarter!y CIV
,,,a ~ l., md nm eytr: dividend of 81. both pa%-
able January l. Books cosn from December u
urrerDbcr a. Inclusive. r:cvOus dividend vas e''''
I,r.Iarc,i OIL August IS.
prnnrrlies of the New York ShipEmlid!nG o. d
Camden. ~ j. haze bren purchased by me AHi"''
ran International Corporation. International McFG+i'
flf. Marine 60. ". Il. Grace & Co. ana iac"H'
itaI S,raIupship -. approximately SI'."c''|V -
involved In the transaction.
,br.Irui,h Manufacture. Co.. DECLARED regular
u,ar,erIy dividend ~ s. and an extra 81 ~ cents
rav,ble prccrnhrr ~. stock record September y.
('uclbc Steel Co.. declared regular quarterly H''
dcnd III T.! Ter cent un preferred stock ana IN a!'
i,ion IL Ter cent OH account NJ deferred diTsTcHGs
rnyabIe December g. stock record December -
Tie new $50 600 900 five year Sia per cent lmIe1'a
Russian Sov"rluiIt external loan Will be offered u
the lIIllic In early part IL next week NJ 'r't ."
basis to Yield about Ga Ter cent
With declaration nf i Tcr cent diT!dend 'heSa.
rruir 6 Ohio stock is nor per cent annual
basis declarations To he made semi ANNUALLY IN :he
last ~ months company bas ordered 1000 coal cant
of which 600 have been delivered and % lccou"'
tiyc4 none Of which has get been delivered E"ls
If tho ,,ujp,nen; is already covered by equipment
irust certificates and company will shortly Issue hc-
tween 500 400 and S. 900 600 additional equipment
rms, "a cover The remainder Directors authorized
filing Of Injunction silt against Operation Of ADAM
CnO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
IA BELLE COMMON SETS SECOND
HIGH RECORD WITHIN THO DAYS
SEVERAL HUNDRED S n a r E S
SELL YESTERDAY AT SAG
3ia Demand For stock, Both In
Wheeling And Pittsbureh-Otner
Issues Strong

l,aSelle Iron Works common STOCK
is acquiring tho habit Of oreakIhS hisn
records After twice setting hr"
high selling mark Il few days ago. La
Belle common, Thursday, shattered
all records when several nuhoreu
shares were sold at S2i%. teSteruIS'
It enjoyed another boom on 0oth The
Wheeling and Pittsburgh exchanges,
and on heavy buying orders advanced
SO the share over Thursdays prlee
several hundred shares selling at S+':.
The stock opened at S2i4. The big
demand soon boosted the price; anu III
Pittsburgh reached high shortly aiter
noon. Before the close. 1t reacted 10
ssh, but locally. remained hrm, CLOS
ing at S419. This was bid at the close
and none was offered.
In Pittsburgh. l012 shares were sold,
and it is estimated that nearly two
thousand changed hands in Wheeling.
LaBelle, local brokers say, acts in
sympathy with Republic Steel com
mon, which yesterday went 10 50 and
was sold readily al that figure. With
all back dividends paid on Republic,
investors believe that the way is now
.clear for a dividend on common III a
short time. LaBelle is yet back 2 =
per cent in dividends on preferred. but
with the big earnings reported for the
company, many persons believe that
this Will soon be cleared up and a
dividend on common is probable.
Wheeling Steel 6 Iron company sold
at 162 yesterday. Neuralgyline was a
point stronger at 1872. LaBelle pre-
ferred sold at 1884,
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METAL INDUSTRY
Affected STOCKS
Coppers Scored New High Quotations
and Steels Jumped Several Points
Bonds Strong.

NEW YORK. Nov. I7.--Th" almost ia
credible conditions prevailing; in the
metal industry found reelection IN TO-
days IcrcriShly active market. 1" n
dexrr" never before attLIucd. Au-
announcement OF Addi ii unal advances
i'll refined copp ur lead, Speltcr and
slant lar products accounted Tor the un-
para lcllcd dcmAnd for securities of
those companies.
High record quotations were cStah-
!lSn.i ty 1t All. An;lc"uda. INSPIRATION
l>cnmrcutt. Kay. Nevada, Green Cal'an@a
:tuI Guile cop l'crS At extreme EI'iS "i
- 10 ! points.
other uaXlmumS ut tho day inclu!ct
Ecihirhcm Steel pruicrrrd, Lachtw;i'ln''
Steel. Pressed Steel Car. lt"runli" lr"i.
and Utah securities III gross gains al
:. ~ almost points
EvlhicMcm Steel ut $50 was Wltnhl
striuituS distance OF It's top nEurc uI'd
United States Steel repeated Ii iahlil"r
tactics OF recent ScSsi unS hy rSH|llil-
lnS III tho background until lhn tliai
hour when ii rUso spIrttrdiy 10 u" ~.
within II Traction OF It's record. ana
closed at l205s.
Oil stocks ~ represented by Mexican
Petroleum and Texas company were
10 / points higher and some "I tho
equipments made apprectablo gains. hut
miscellaneous or unclasSifcd shares
were comparatively dull with rails. ft
the total turnover which approximately
1000 200 $harrS. United States Stc"I.
ropperS and affiliated induStri!LIS con
trihulrd almost 80 per cent.
Bonds woru StrouS. Total sales 'p"'
VaiuCl s., $4,000.
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PITTSBURGH N"s. l.--Caita steady; sunl'T
lishi choices 81 nGm9 .;n. prime E96nm 100.
Sheep steady: supply light. prime wrhcrs So =
SO: ,ull ard cnrnln"u S. soc, go: lanrs Ss1Gl@
HIS; YEA! calrS sl?.00lg @.50.
Hogs sIgaiy: receipts - d"Ghie decks: rrn"
heayics Sa9Nc lO."n: mediums $?'i" SO; heavy
workers. $g.65g' hcht yrib's >"""" 40 Hss
= .iv; g.uu: :uusiS Sa.nO@? 90
CHICAGO. Nov I7.--lIcES receipt. - reg; weak
NJ 10 tn IL above yesterdays average. huh $1.iirt
PISS: llsht S. JUtdg.7O. mixed =" l"n i"np. hcA,y
81 3im 10 un: rough $g%igi4.i". PIGS $i."|G%i"
Cattle receipts SOFA: weak. native beef "c.;."
SG1jtil0@j western s6jHr' -; sockcrs hHd
feeders Si.T5H7 IS: rows and h,feEs $"-1J"9.5Y:
calves SS.75al2jp
Sheep, receipts 10000. weak: wrhcrs S7.e9g9 90:
ewes 81 2id7.S0: lambs 81. 60@ / 50.
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DEMAND IN ALL LINES
EXCEEDS THE SUPPLY

NEW YORK. Nov I7.~-Dun's tomor-
row will say:
Iii" phruomcnOn Of demand on
%irirpimr supply ut Tn" highest prices
.ur mucdrn Times continues apparent IN
many line. Competitive bidding and
increasing costs OF production steadily
aCrcntuatn the strength Of tho leading
commodities. and still further advances
are furcSh;ldowcd Ivy Tho caScrncSsi OF
buyers To obtain urgently needed ma
;"vilIS and products. As WAS to be
expected a certain rrSitnncy has deNcl-
upnd in som" quarters Us n result or
The extreme levels current. got II be-
comes more evident Tint dcSlctHnr" To
sell IS Il greater influence in limiting
new business than the rapidly Rising
prirrS Til" rush 10 get forward orders
"u file books at producers is practically
;"urrai and IN some Instances purchase
!I.. extends we'll into 1alS. but the works
nearly. everywhere rs 81 closely sold up
ANA ahead that each week the number
rejected contracts Increase. Some mani
utacturcrS have virtually withdrawn
from the markets. either through In
ability ~ engage themselves further,
or hnralSG Of The prospect that quota
lions will ~ SIN higher aud buyers
who previously held off HOW experience
much dinIculty in covering their re-
uuirrmrnt9.
Wrrkly bank cl"arInGS SG.236. 960. 1853.
against S4.iO9.A?9.l"9 last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
LOGAN & sRYAN's CLOSING STOCK LETTER

Private Wire 20 4. Z. Masten & Co.
NEW YORK Nor. 1.-The railroads we're again
neglected and the lnduStT!a!s notably the co'pets
and steel shares we're decidedly strong MS c"nse-
0ueIce Of much aggressive buying the bulk OF wllca
appeared To emanate in the interior. Despite rarasr
authoritative sayings the effect that there is mol
likely 10 DC q strike the first Of the year. In TIE
weu: tha, tho AdaInSon bill does not become efcc-
live Of that time Enthusiasm was displayed VITA
respcct 10 the carriers. The action OF tho stock
market strongly denotes that the huge earnings IN
all directions are stimulating confidence and en-
thusis.n and that othG. factors receiving rates
snnw tendency harden. especially on indlstriaS
and copIcrS bu; credit is nbainRhle with suci free
dom at present rs 10 lend encouragement 70 con
S;ructiyc curleaYors in securities OF nearly oil KINDS
In view OF tie present temper OF tho dealings The
lnus side further bulsh demonstrations Will prob
ably he experienced. until something occurs OF COR
to check the buying the technical position OF ihc
market becomes weakened as consequence Of an
over e1etndrd long account
Calumet and Heels declared dividend SIS
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Warwod Christian Church Notes.

Mrs. Fred Mahan entertained hcr
SUNDAY Schnl class Of boys AT her home
Monday evening. Robert Miller was
presented with Bible FOR best class
work Elwin Thomas was close sec
ond.
\ program is being prepared for
Christmas entertainment.
There was Il good attendance nt
teachers nj their business meeting Mon
day evening. and ais" OF the church
officers at their meeting.
f. NJ. Riddle. pastor. was called 10
WellshurE. Tuesday. 10 conduct the
funeral Of Mrs. Margaret Gels thorpe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
FINANCIAL OPINIONS.

Frl- ste VIE 20 4 I. Master { co
FINANCIAL Ai;r: LaEsc hayluS "r"r'S !Nui'nS u
to the stree: trniG outside uuartoTs
Wall Street Iou?:suI--Tfc strength IN Kcnncc".:
Cor!rr Is dive tie revival 81 buying bE ih'Hf"''~
identified with the stock artiv:ir ~hcn the milne WAS
:jr>t purchased from GGGccnheiira
+. Is. K.c,h = c.. .ay--'." lock FOR more or
less trccSt.ar!iy and would a'o.d the MSoy 6Tec"-
Ia:lSc !SsucS.
q Harris. winti.rap & Gov" arc very much In
c!ncd toward conservatism AMI weuld reduce Da1i
commitments In The stock market
g NJ. We'd ( Cove cAnnoi recommend p0e-
chascS u! cotton.
Joseph say>--t. ( O. Is inrlnS!cAlly worth $50 pr
share It certainly Is meri;o!!oaS and inciden-
:aily decidedly cheap. Better buy some. Don't 'e
s!.c-trucHed: ;akc On some Montana Power. Bull
low prlced cc?rsrS Nearly $1,000 shares OF CALI
met and Ja-om" traded IN on yesterday And III"
stock closed %: I'D tha hes: Price Of the day ami
The h!shcs, q! II" movement Think a tho ETcs.
ok of fortune that ths proposition pressntI II tho
negotiations rcw Progressing So through - Cain
me, and Jerome May sci! II $40. II they do not
go through Il VII 90 because tho owners who knows
l;s real value. viii not sel at any rriea 1heeo
facts 70 ponder and 70 rccoSDifo-
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations by c. f. Braunllch q Co.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Nor. 1T.-Butter very strong: cream
cry hIghc. than extras 4lAG4ec: creamery eItrAe. 81
score. 4lo; fiEsts ssh@i0iac: Gsconds 36tTSSG
EsSs firm: fresh gathered extra fine l6tS+$c: extra
nrsts 500 sc: seconds 500 SEC; nearby hcnncry
white, rne 70 fancy 65@79c: nearby hennery b.oRi
4STe
Cheese firm; state nah specials 2i&924Ec: do
average fancy a3&o
Live poultry easier: chickens l?c: :nvs l6t3lSc
turkeys en@2Ic. dressed firm: chickens I533ic;
fowls lthGa2o: turkeys lp9 Sc
Flour unsettled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
WARWOOD
Yoho Home Scene Of Fire.

Yesterday morning about ten " CLOCK
Il blaze originated from Il defective ilnc
rndauEcTinS the home ul \. l.. ono u
Twcnly-SiXth street, for time. nc
North WarWuod lire department ald eA-
crllCnl work in rXtingulShinS the flames
but the interior is damaged 10 some ca
tent by water.
The loss has not been estimated as
yet. but the property is covered by m
SuranCr.
While the fire was being fought N.Y.
Palmer Il nearby resident. received Il
badly cut face. by failing window glass.
while trying I" turn off the electric
current IN the house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
FLASHES TO A. E. aAsrEN & CO.

Private Wire 10 4. L. Masten & Go.
NEW YORK. nor. I7.--The control Of the marie;
Is again apparently RAPIDLY passing into the hands
of tho outside public Their purchases are betnc
rr.licated on the possibility o. long pIotracte'i
Eurorran conflict. the continued high pitch Of IN
,,iSrral domestic prosperity and the knowledge tba:
ultimately gcJdly share " the huge surplus psr's
now mnE msdo by most concerns Will DO gwen 10
their legitimate owners. the stockholders PURCHASES
Of the corrrrs minor steels railroads and the motor
hrnrks should give good results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
GET MORE CARS

According to local railroad officials,
mine operators OF West Virginia will
receive more cars, as result Of the
car shortage conference which was
held recently in Louisville. KY. Ship
pers who have been holding up the
cars are to return them 10 their own
erS il Was announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
CARS LEAVE LATER

Owing to the new schedule arrange
ment on the Warwood- Beawoud divi'
sion of the Wheeling Traction system
a slight change in the schedule on the
MoundSyille division has been made.
Moundsyille cars now leave the Tenth
street waiting room at tive and thirty,
five minutes after the hour. instead OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
WHEAT EXPERIENCES
| CONSIDERABLE DROP
Traders Express Suspicion of Organized
Effort to Break tho Market by
False Reports.

CHICAGO. NOV. IT.--EorrIsu gossip
as 10 wheat WAS 50 unqualified br;triSh
today thar leading TRADERS here "ren.E
expressed suspicion Of an organized e.
Tor; TO spread false reports intended 10
break the market. Nevertheless, bear
iSn sentiment was greatly Increased
and aric.s closed heavy u cents net
lnwcr with December ar 1928 70 ISIS
aud May at ISIS II ISIS I" 'S$~s
Corn lost Is to "a. and Oats 4 q 5
- =. In provisions the outcome ranged
from 35 decline TO rise OF -'2 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Mrs. Wolfe Injured.

Mrs. Amanda Wolfe Of Warw"od ave
nue had the mis- fortunc To- break her
wrist Thursday morning. Mrs. Wolfe
who rad risen before amy nt III" mem,
hers Of !rr family, hcram" DIZZY ana
fell 10 the floor breaking her wrist as
a result. She Is in IL local physician $
care and is still suffering much pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Moore Brothers, Narwood, w. va.
Glass Paper.

The pupils OF the Eight grade. Center
Warwood school. will in tho near future
issue Il monthly paper. Tn" Io!oWlnE
editorial staff has been selected: Mar
raret 0'Erirn. Editor in Chief; Jeanette
Rnchmanu. Louise Alstcnd. Persona!
Editors: Curtis StrOchel. sporting f.di-
tor; Leo Hoffman. Cartnonisl; In"s.
Mckee and George Hood. business Man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Ladies' Shrine Entertained.

Miss Ithra McHElr If unI" avenue.
WAS hostess to The Ladies Snf!i" I'll
Wheeling last evening. The early hours
were spent at cards aud 4 dainty lunch
con followed.
Those present were: McSdamcS. sam
Warfucl, j. ScucreSt, L.. SchAffcr. Ihos.
Evans, Alfred Peak. Wan. Fclsing, Arch
Foglc Ross Hill. Will EyCott, d. Earn
est: Misses Dora Viewrg, Rhea McaGlc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Personals and Briefs.

.IAm"S lIndcn OF Richland avenue. the
popular chemist of the N0rthwood Glass
company. Wheeling. who has been in
III health for 4 number of months. IS
very much improved.
Mrs. Vim. Condor OF Detroit. Mich,
spent the past week with Warwood
friends.
\. &. Kraft, Of Philadelphia. was n
hunisrss visitor here yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Literary and Musical Event.

The Missionary society Of the Tres
bytcrian church. is making arrange
nents Tor a literary and musical enter
tainmcul, which will take place !hurH-
dav evening. November - III the church.
Local talent will take part and silver
Offering will be taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE

Pennsylvania and Baltimore and
Ohio railroad train schedules contain
ing several changes in time will be an
nounced November %. according 10
local passenger agents.
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r.oua1 nnnrhters met at Boyd Home

II. T.. Boyd. Sr.. entertained III" Loyal
DAUGHTERS Of the Christian church last
night at his home. The evening was
spent very pleasantly IN diversions
planned by the host. following when
dainty refreshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. >;ov. i..-Raw sugar
stsady: cant.;SUSa. $50. inntassea
s5.5&: refined quiet: fine granulated
$3.50.
Sugar futures opened easie: on sell
!aC by commission houses and at noon
prices Tera = - ) points lower.
Future closed easy 20 il points
lower: December S5.Hl: January 81. 10:
March St.12: MAJ S;.el: sales lc.Gh0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Mr.. Elbin Will Be Suggested.

II has hrcumc known within the last
fcw days, that VIM. II. llhin OF South
Warwuud. will be suggested for Re-
cur,l"r. III tn" suggestion meeting to
81. held some Lime during this month.
MIR F.lhin is Tho credit manager OF
the Davis l!urkham Il Tyler Co. OF
Wheeling. and represents Il splendid type
of citizenship,
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The Warwod Sunday school will hold
the annual election OF officers on next
Sunday morning. All members are ur-
gently requested to he present.
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Christmas Bazaar.

Thr Ladies' Aid Society Of tho Pres
bylcriam church met Thursday evening
Ia further arrangements for their bazaar
which will hc ncld during December
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1T.-C"ff-- ~" ""
:. nc: futures Sraad". Dsc"n oar>.l2c:
March S.3?c.
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Standard OH Subsidiary Stocks
WHEELING. ". w. Nov. Il,


Furnished The lutcIgenccr by y. L. Mastcn Co.
nolnhnrs New York Sinck Exchange. National Funk
Of West Virginia building. Wheeling. ", Vi. Louis
+. ITAnd. manager
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Nor. Il. 10.
Furnished The Ia;clllCrrcer py 4. y Aasten X a.
members New York Stock Exchange National INV INV
n W.,s Virginia building. Wheeling. W. Va Loui,
f.. Brand. manager.
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Cash quotations.: --,, -.
Y, !. hard 81 SSTl.SSi-: No. hard nominal
L.orn-No. : yecw SlOuGlo4; Old Si.V0'
No ( Fellow DC! GslN3: Nh white 961z@ use.
uats-So 5 white 6'IGr1SI.c; standard ''a@''I'
TO.k--$2Sj0.
Lasd-Si6S7.
R6s-sl4. 509Ii.S7.
TOLEDO. O.. Nov. lT.-Whedt cash Si.S': Ds-
cemeer Si.SS; May Slo4
Clover seed. priuo cash sIoi9: December <lV.'a'
J.nuary slo,S5; February slG.29; March $loS2
Alsiks-PEms cash 5000. December Eio''2'
March Sll2o.
Tin,otiy-r.ime eash see: pecr<zsE S2.55:
March $40,
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. Nor l.. I8.
Furnished the lntelhGcncer ny n J.. Mas.un :: Co...
members New York Stock Exchange. National J;ank
OF West Virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
+. Brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. l.. 10
naiiy quotation List OF tho Wheeling Stock Ii
'hange
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. l., 'lG.
Furnished The intelligence By A. t. %Ias:un Il Co..
members New York Stock EAcLAusc. National Eank
OF WcJt Virginia building. Wheeling. W. VI Louis
I. Brand nIaIuSeE.
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Open. nlsnI ow. lCIoss.
WOOL.

BOSTON, Nov. T1.-Thc Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow:
There has been considerably less
wool sold during the past Week. but
prices have been we'll maintained and
If anything csem 4 bit stronger The
transfers have been largely Of territory
woods. For the very best fine wool 81
clean pound has been realized.
The goods market is worry strong and
prices are being steadily forced TO high
er levels. new advances having been
nabed during the week
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS
To CLEVEL AND.

-. 90 round trip from Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry every Saturday, return iES
Monday. SITS round "trip every Sunday.
$l75 round trip to Canton, going sat
urday. returning SUNDAY. Sl.30 rounu
trip every Sunday.
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WHEELING. ". Va. No~, II. 10
Furnished tho Intelligence BY A & MAsten K Co.
members New York Stock Exchanges. National Bank
or West Virginia building. Wheeling W. Va Louis
O., Brand. manager.
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY Pa. Nov. l..--I,r2dit balances s.. 80 ::
90. 7G@: S4.72S; shipments 3joil aver
age +TGij.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Total shayos 1884
Tx dix II. 50.
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-05

POTATOES-I will start dig
ging my potatoes about Oct. 9th,
anyone wishing spuds can get
them at a small cut in price out
of-the field. They will be about
&c a pound. will have about g.
600 bushel. Mike Nowowieyski,
8 miles south of Arena, Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-05

Vern Hill went to Denver last
winter and entered the Barnes
Business College. and last week
he returned home with enough
money to purchase the j. A.
Denly ranch, farming machinery
etc. Vern is a hustler and we
are pleased to see him making
good.
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-05

The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs
N. E. Larson, of Cheyenne Wells
was quite badly cut on the head
last Monday afternoon. It seems
that IN older child was playing
with her. and in some manner,
unexplained. threw something
which struck the little one on
The hsad cutting an ugly cash.
The doctor VA called and dpess-
ed tn. wound aad shsis now get
ting aloog nieely.
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-05

If you had been 0in Cheyenne
Wells Tu esday. you would have
thought from the number of auto
mobiles on the street, that we
were having some great doings,
but it was nothing but parties
who had come here in their autos
to attend court.
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-05

/ have recently rented the C.
z. Boyd feed barn and have open
ed up a feed barn for the accom-
mediation of the farmers and the
general public. Give me call
when in town. JOE SCHwARz.
Cheyenne Wells. Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-05

There was about fifty friends
and relatives gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Marof Tuesday evening to re-
mind George that it was his birth
day. A good time was had by
all.
Cheyenne record., 1916-10-05

]. N. Snider. G. M. Wright.
T. M. Kistler. T. o. Seay, w. S.
Ayars, DR.. Dickson, L. T. Walt
man and w. w. Howard of the
Arapahoe country were courtink
in Cheyenne Wells Tuesday of
this week.