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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
MAY BECOME ISSUE
Renewal Of Licenses for Saloons My
He Largo Question.


Columbus. Ohio, Oct. 14.-Intelli-
senoe that the Democratic State Conn
mittee 10 waiting for the Liquor Ia
cense Commission to make it, an
houncements Of persons to whom H.
censes for saloons are issued for the
year, Is causing politicians some UNI
easiness The committee Is said to
nave information concerning a num-
Der Of licensees who are running their
places In easy fashion, which may be
used as campaign material. II the IL
censes are renewed.
II many licenses throughout the
State are renewed October is, the Ii
auor license matter may assume a
large Importance in the closing days
OF the state campaign. Some OF the
places under surveillance are located
In Columbus and other cities in va
rious parts Of the State.
The State Liquor Licensing Board
has said that IT will comply with The
request for a cleanup. According TO
Frank Hay. one of the controlling
Republican members OF the State
Board. information concerning many
violations have been sent to the 10, al
county boards with the recommenda-
ton that they be investigated.
The force Of state License Inspect
ors 10 entirely inadequate, according to
Hay. To cover the State the board
has twenty-nine inspectors and should
have at least forty-five. This 10 the
reason, he says. why It has not found
larger number of violations. II be-
Ing recognised there is ground for the
larger number Of protests, which have
been made against looseness Of the IL
cense system, al now conducted In
some OF the cities.
In addition to tho protests filed. or
by the Anti-saloon League, tho New
Law Enforcement League. which
opened Its headquarters here, In plan
ming to present evidence with respect
to Columbus and other cities
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
BUY GREEN RIVER

Greensboro. KY. Oct. 14.-Colonel
J. w. McCulioch. president of the
Green River Distilling Company. an
nounced that he had sold a half inter-
est in the company to e. La Mon
tagne's SONS, New York.
In addition to acquiring a half in
terest in the company the new men,
bsrs Of the corporation have pur-
chased the entire output Of the dis
tillery, and will take over the exclu-
sive distribution Of the products In
the United states.
The consideration in the deal was
not made public.
Tho Green River Disabling Company
was organised in 1903, with capital
stock Of $4,000. Colonel McCuiloch
owns the greater norton Of the stock.
He has been anxious for some time to
give up the details of the business.
Colonel NcCulloch will. remain prssi-
dent Of the company. and the new
ewnsrs win - givsn places on the
1aASa ot dlreck0eA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
SINGING CONTEST
AT CITY AUDITORIUM

Under the auspices Of the Colored
Auxiliary of the Memorial Hospital
there will be given at the City Audi
torium Monday, October 18th. at $3.50
p. NJ, singing contest between the
colored male and female Quartets OF
Richmond. The proceeds Of this en-.
tertainment will 60 towards the fund
for the pavilion for cOlored people Of
the New Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Norman v. Randolph 10 chair
man OF this entertainment. and her
assistants are Mrs. Zomoria J. Wood.
James Frazier and Father HanntgAn.
Tickets Of admission. - cente: ~
AASved seats, 10 cAnte
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
VETS CLAIM LEAD
Say They'll Control Legislation In I'LL.
vDfS-D~-~.u ~

Say They'll Control Legislation In ILL.,
nois-Drye Do Not Agree.
Chicago, Oct. 14.@Control Of the
next Illinois House Of Representatives
IL claimed by the vets, who rtdicule
boasts OF dry gains in the primaries.
On the Senate side the vets say they
will suffer no losses and. while pos
sibly not in absolute control. will be
able to prevent tho passage of the dry
measures
A. J. Cermak. secretary OF the
United Societies made known the re-
suits OF a canvess Of the situation
made by wet leaders.
''Ninety-two Republican and Demo-
cratic nominees for the 1873 seats in
the House are wet. said Mr.. Cermak.
we figure that at least eighty tw o
OF these will be elected, seventy
seven being a majority of the House.
I'VE made gains in the primaries
For instance. IN the twenty-third
senatorial district. on the Northwest
Side. and In the thirty-first in Lake
View, we are certain OF additional
members OF the House pledged to US
We expect to be In better shape in
the House than we were at the last
session
Contrary TO the general impress
S1On that tIie next senate Will DC uTS,
we have reason to believe that the sit
uation will be such that county OPP
ton, residence district and other dry
bills cannot be passed. We may not
have votes enough in the Senate to
repeal the township option law"
The big fight OF the vets in the
next session will be for a bill which
will give home rule to Chicago in the
matter Of Sunday closing. To help
their cause, the vets propose to
couple tho Sunday closing PROPOSE
ton with other so-called home-rule
measures.
Drys. however, do not agree with
Mr.. cermak's estimate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
"Cure Your
Rupture Like
| Cured Mine''
Rupture After Doctors Said
Operate or DEATH"

His Remedy and Book Sent FREQ.
Captain Ceilings sailed the seas for
many years: then he sustained a bad
double rupture that soon forced him
to not only remain ashore, but kept
him bedridden for years. He tried
doctor after doctor and truss after
truss. No results. FINALLY, he was
assured that he must either submit
to a dangerous and Abhorrent opera
ton or die. He did neitheri He
cured himself instead,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
DETECTIVE SMITH GOES
AFTER ALBERT McREYNOI1DS

Detective Gordon P. Smith left yes-
terday for Cleveland to bring Albert
McReynolds to Richmond. The man
was arrested in that city with an au-
tomobile, on which the original motor
number had been filed off, The po-
lice believe the car is the property
of resident OF Forest Hill Nc
Reynolds Ia said to be brother OF
r. X. McReynolds. who is under ar
rest here in connection with automo-
bile thsfU
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
Much Liquor DESTROYED.

Mobile, Ala, Oct 14.-One hundred
seizures OF liquors condemned on
August ~ by Judge Chamberlain. Of
the inferler Criminal Court. were de-
stroyed by deputy eheriffs at the
county jail. Sheriff Holcombe re-
ported that the liquor destroyed was
valued at $4,000, The place OF A. F.
Walters at northwest Savannah and
Wilkinson Streets. was visited BY the
raiding squad OF the police department..
According to their report a small
quantity OF beer and whiskey was
found.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
OWLS DEFY POLICE

Refuse To Turn Over Cubroom Keys
To Welfare Officer.
Kansas City, Mo, Oct. 14-The
Order Of Owls on the Kansas side
refused to turn over its clubroom keys
to Rev. j. NJ. Dunlay, welfare officer,
or to the nearest police station The
refusal was made by Charles Knauer,
president who announced the lodge
would contest. in the district court,
a charge OF maintaining a liquor nui-
sance.
Frank Frisch, custodian, was fined
$500 and sentenced to six months in
the workhouse by Judge Joseph
Brady. Of the Kansas side police
court. He appealed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15

The adjourned meeting OF the State
Board of Education. scheduled for
tomorrow. has been postponed until
October %. Among matters to re-
ceive attention will be the dismissal
OF the Misses Ashby. former stenog-
+aphers in the office OF Superintendent
stearns lind the verett-Saunders
controversy over the change of print
ers Of the Virginia Journal Of Educa-
ton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
JAPAN AND RUSSIA
file PROTESTS
Picking, Oct. 14-Japan and
Russia entered protests today
against concessions for railway
construction In China which have
been granted to Americana,
Varsity PLAYERS Win,

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Lynchburg. Va, Oct. 14.-University
OF Virginia tennis players trimmed
players representing the lakewood
Country Club on the latter's ground
here today.
The score: Singles-E1la Rixey beat
Owen Shaner, CO, 10. Bill Rixey
beat Alex. Owen, rs, 6-s. Dou bles--
Bingham and Chittenden beat r. d.
Oglesby and Sam Wilson, ca. Ga.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
SAILOR KILLED BY
GASOLINE EXPLOSION

Washington. Oct. 14--An explo-
sion OF gasoline fumes in an empty
tank aboard the submarine C-5 result
ed today in the death of Wesley Nc
CARNEY. q gunner's mate. The explo-
sion occurred while the submarine
was in dry dock at Crtstobak Nc
CARNEY enlisted from Casper, N. Y.
The damage to the submarine was re-
ported slight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
RUMOR THAT ALLAN
LINER IS SUNK

Montreal Oct l4-Rumors were
current here today that the Allan
Line Sicilian. eastward bound from
montreal. has been sunk. Allan Line
onfcials said they believed the rumors
unfounded. adding that the Sicilian
was by this time in mid-Atlanttc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15

Fellow Men ana Women, You Don't
Have to BE Out Up and You Don't
Have to He Tortured by Trusses."
Captain Ceilings made study of
himself. Of his condition-and at last
he was rewarded by the finding of the
method that 30 quickly made him q
we'll. strong. vigorous and happy man.
Anyone can use the same method:
it's simple, easy. safe and inexpensive.
Every ruptured person in the world
should have the Captain Ceilings book
telling all about how he cured him
self. and how anyone may follow the
same treatment In their own home
without any trouble. Tho book and
medicine are FREE. They will be
sent prepaid to any rupture sufferer
who will MI out the below coupon.
But send It right away-now-before
you put down this paper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
To Organize Friendly Sons

D. c. O'Flaherty, Thomas Ptncknev
Bryan. Murray NJ. Mcclure and 9th.
ers are moving toward the orran,za-
ton In Richmond OF a branch OF the
Friendly Sons OF Saint Patrick, a so
cial. fraternal and historical order
having large organizations In many
OF the leading cities OF tho country.
About nifty eligible names are now
on the lists and 1t Is expected the
organization will be perfected ;, next
month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15

+ Meetings OF Counctimantc bodies
scheduled for the coming week are:
Dock Committed. Monday night: FL
lance Committee. Tuesday night:
Ordinance Committee. Thursday night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
Dedicate Catholic Church Today.

The new Catholic Church At Hope
well will be dedicated today by Bishop
D. ]. O'Connen, assisted by a num-
Der of priests of this section. The
mass will be sung by Rev. Father
Magri, of St. Peters Church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03
FLASHES ia MAsTEN'S."

Private wire TO y. l.. MaSten u Coz
SEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The change i'll
I. irGt:un sentiment WAS probably re-
SponSIblu Tor liIr sharp rally yesterday.
For the last tWu weeks some or tha
traders have evidently been hedging ny
short sales. This mas been i wonderful
support bus Il good many OF ;hem COW
cred Yesterday afternoon. The pubic
are again buyers and IN irregular mar.
k3t may b" expected from now on Until
after election.
Directors %! Consolidated Arizona
have declared the full sc interest on
the income bonds. which vii! Dc paid on
The 18th ms. Instead Of waiting until
the end uf the year. this interest, II
may hr said mas been earned on the
bonds Is times over. Consolidated Ari-
IONA stock has been yer! active and
hu,yanl If lair Tie reason is eX-
nlaincd. Owing IL favorable weather
conditions cotton held it's own through
october So tia: the loss in condition
was huI g.! points. Cotton Is sale on
Spurts.
Leading sellers and producers are ASK
ing "Nl. c"utS a pound for first quarter
copper an advance Of Il Of a cent since
one would think tn" rr;ribl" man
agnmrMt might reasonably treat the
stockholders Of III" company 10 4 httie
rr.ulnr information rs To results United
states Steel and others do.
The swing o.: hitting odds in favor ~
Hughes is rrsionSihlr for q substantial!
amount OF stock buying.
Regular quarterly dividend II; 70 or
Pittsburgh Steel preferred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03
FINANCIAL OPINIONS

(Pr.vatc wire u y. L.. Ma$lcn x COD
FINANCIAL NEWS SAlS:-A r;Ld'-
ral change Of sentiment has taken
:,ure. Th. Si"rk market is declared IN
wall stree ~ haT" started 10 discount
Hughes election. i3ullish operations
are "XrrrIrd Ia continue. EARLY Wed
lrS,ay information circulated in hlSh
stock exchange circles that Hughes Is
considered safe" This was followed
Ivy Il widening Of the betting odds i'll his
favor. Republican campaign managers
are NOW privately reported rs certain
of Wilson's defeat, Union Pacific. ..
X w. CnnN"rs. equipments and Lsalh-
rrS az" reported strongly brought.
Westinghouse, Fec. is expected to go
higher. IiuIl reports ar" given on Al
lis preferred. Car Foundry, American
can. BURNS Eros. Great Northern Ore.
Cnst Iron Pip" preferred. Pittsburgh
Coal and Tobacco Products.
HARRIS WINTHROP X CO.:-There
is a large short interest in United Stat
es steel.
HhYDEN STONE & CO.:-$top tn"
trc-whcimin.. stream Of gold and
;l"ugh tho n OTIS may on p"icr con
tl!.ur Ms lhr:'. as ever. there viii have
h".n eliminated the greatest of all
stimulating i:."i""s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03
- U 7 : { .

For the rcny r'tirnrr Of tie publ.c VITO rG:c>ni"H
this CQpsnyS freight and passenger cars VIII ih1i3
,y;ru&s au farrell business effective Monday. octoN'E
nrd there will u" placed 81 sale Ut the -e;ith Ai:r
and Ei!s, strict Wheeling Waiting ROOMS coIP0n
,larkugr tags These Tags are al Tie denomination
81 l5c and 2ja. wlirh WIZ! GlutIp.rS iEc!so! vi!
cover suY amount under EIa C"mIhiiv'S tariffs aad
:nny bu h:Thrascd an% quaIT IeS;lti
At tho above i.irs. These tags are made u. uf
three C,unS uiI 20 hC attached &" tie p1"koso
nv the shipyrr. l.acl CuUlVn IS tu contain the name
&: the SHIPPER. tie name and address or the con-
.lg.rr and ! description article shippsd. Wien
:r vii! ur;acI the Hrs: c"upUn for his report. thls
Imius the CrInIaay'> coupon and will deiach tie
SECOND COUPON ard after punching sHIEe VIII reinn Il
:, >hipu-! The Hin! last c"ton VIII fe!iG!i on
,ir ;ay.sc give tc address Al which the lacAas9
Is 20 ~ dclIT.rnl aE'i VIII "rv" niel!Is al der
;iI,inc q package III tracing sSEIe y LOST WIN
this ARRANGEMENT AL parties Cr:IccrnrG HdiieE. tle
sIIrrrr rn!sEnc- and tie COMPANY will each Aav"
c,nInu hearing serial number together MIL
i drsrr!ui:o.I ~ the Urtl;iG SEiprSd.
W.ll the above arrangement II Will hot De nr:,a-
,ary for lie stiIrrr address The Package ItS:U.
simply filling i. re Information called for the Las
ard will also do away with tie Necessity Ut c"ndc-
Tor making chaRSr. pG;i.s the package receipt. etc.
yrn!ent to the shipper the! oi nrtLUd AID Will
enable the Company Ia ENc better AID quicker ser
Tcr 10 It's patrons The conductor WILL however. sill
III, provided with the regular package Tte!lt 70 Esae
"a; those. occasional ShIpncr Who do not desire & ."al
themselves 0f the use ~ bur III tEG tile in"f"it
nf all concerned we would ask that those "!lJ can
do So provide themselves w!;h Tie tags ae"'e de-
scribcd ~
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03
WEEKS BANKING CLEAR|NCCS
EXCEED FOUR MILLION DOLLARS

market. The next few hays. however;
should result still more evening up ut
accounts. ,.,1,
Reports received from many reliable
authorities SuhSi;tntlatc tn" StAtrmIne
that Steel COMPANIES cannpt supply t!'
demand and ara secure III their prosper
ity for another year.
With United States Steel paying d!Ni-
GcuCls ut the rate ri per cent per All
NUM- and earning about SIS per $hnIo
il is cuutcndrd that it's present pric" IS
not only warranted but with the pros
rect ut another good YEA: the chances
ara that the stock will make new highs
Saws 4 prominent house.
Pressed Steel Car and american Gar
and Foundry stocks are being bought
more freely by outsiders because Of the
reported evidence Of IN lcut" car short
age holding back in leading lines not
ably grain and coal! whila war ship
ments are given preferences.
Good buying IL reported again from
specialists sources To be taking place
in WESTINGHOUSE Electric stock. Wealthy
interests are credited with having ac-
cumulated this stock extensively over
q long period. II is regarded in con-
scrvatiya quarters us the best OF the
so-called equipments and is placed by
these circles in the category or peace
issues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03
STOCK MARKET WAS
PURELY PROFESSIONAL
Strongly Reminiscent of Movement OF
Last Septen1ber-U. S. Steel
Scores Esavily.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Traders and
The professional element in general were
in almost absolute control or today
market. which IN It's chief essentials
was strongly reminiscent OF tne eHuher-
ant movement OF last September. Deal
lngs approximafod 1.i5p."V2 shares.
United States Steel contributing the
usual margs quota on its rise Of IA
points TO the new record OF l22;.. Other
very active and strong features included
-opperS. munitions. equipments and ma
rinsS.
In addition to United States Steel.
where the advance was scored partly at
tho expense Of Il short interest. prices
newer before reached were registered by
Bethlehem Steel at $40: Utah Coppr at
te: Chino at 641s. Ray at 20 ~. LlgSeet
and Myers at EOS, Sears-Roebuck at
@32K, American Steel Fo3ndrtes at 66ss
and AJAX Rubber At CAS-.
Realizing from profits was evident
throughout the session but had no ap-
u-eciahlc effect until the final hour when
most oc tho leaders lost ground. steel
making net decline Of y Of point.
with rac"Ssions Of 4 point or more in
other favoCit"s. General Motors twenty
point drop WAS IN" only marked set
back. Total bond Sales tHar valued hS-
gre::atOd S..12n. 0nn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Euttcr. firm:
creamery h!:;h"r imam extras - q : = g..
creamery extras ~ ScUrcl :" =, u =" sc:
irSrS 70 q 3GC: seconds $50. q %ilac.
Eggs. firm: fresh gathered. extra me
Haze: extra nrSts IS Il 4Oc: lrSts &f
i,%Tr: seconds - a ;;Ic: nearby hcnrcrT
whites. i!ne to fancy 6QW GSc: nearby
hrnucry browns 49,; 54c.
Cheese. 1ivm: stat. tr"Sh. specials
Pa n &c: DO. Average fancy @!'@c.
live poultry. firm. chcilll"us iSi:c:
fowls y {; ISL: turkeys 81: dressed
duli and weak: chickens f?i: II %"0c:
fowls il .%!.": turkeys i3%,
Flour. firm. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03
Poultry.
.ocan & s,yar's closing stock Letter.

ITrlINI' WIr- o. y. n. NNsI"N u I".l
SEW Ibi;k. N"V. ".-Thc list r"rcd-
- III III" ia>, hour thereby Iu>IrE IN
many Instances the bulk Of rHrly GHLn
'ij-r, W:tS u, particular news aSSuCI:Lt-
r.u with -. GNvu-ilIrn. = S",n."d 10
reflect ~ ;tr-, part II dc%ir" - r"allZc
M Il !,"r' inn III long lines. pending
ritrth'r indi"rtlonS Us Ia the probable
outcome 4 Tho election. The Street
generally seems "a have beroma seized
E:Ih H. nation THAI a Republican vic
tory is on iuris and that such an o.
Currrncc wuul6 b. hullish. Their" arc
81 nan. c.iC.rs working in sr"Clalties
thu: rUr;hcr hl;liish Demonstrations Will
~" n%Iiy lie Witnessed though In the
,p!.u.:.-jn'rS nr these c0:"ries the inter.
rGt!ona. rali;icai fa";cr Rnh :hn Mcxj
can situation arc 30; reclivl"a much
Considerations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

CEv Private wira !" Fidelity Investment
A$Sn from Harris Winthrop & co..
NEW YORK, No. Our market
Developed &r..1I :.":iyitv again today and
tn" UNDERGONE. ,r.S good. Stool common
nnd CrU"ih;" We thr principal St""I
stocks and IN" trad" in them was mu"h
n.jX'i but 81, tho closing profit taking
finally r;tue.i a .l."iir;> which extended
Al through the list. The market seems
20 sSwa;. ~ til.' traders grow enthusiasts
tir FOO th"ir' candidates for president. the
Etran.... peri h"irc thar IN" Wilson men
rs w"ll as IA" Hughes 80! hl!i!Sn on
Il" market. hut they take profits ever.
lay - "von ~" ~ arm 'HUS.'S il2:' n"ra-
ID ftur'upc;.:n~ 49, tn.,ay.
r is vc,'y difficult 70 Si2a Up S;iCh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03

Cash quotations
Whca.-No. red slSIRl.a:A; M. red
81 soy: No . hard nominal: No. 5 hard Sl.S2@.0
ISL.
Coru.-.Nu. yellow od S.o6@1.oS: new sl.o4@
10: No. / yellow new 9Siic@Sl.ol: No. white
new 99I:c@Sl.O0.
oats--Nc :: white 52@5cEe: standard ;%@S3no.
Poris-S29 90.
I.arrl-SIG 500 l562
EIts-SlaSURli.0 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03
LOCAL STOCKS SOLD
Market was Rather Quiet, But Sales
Were Reported In Leading
Iggnes

Generally speaking. The local stock
market was quiet yesterday. y Few
81 les were reported in tin leading L.
SUES. however. La Bell" common sold
W. To -. and 30 Wis asked 1t the Close:
About three hundred shares changed
hands in Pittsburgh ut 1Hi2 and q"
Wheeling steel Il Iron WIS i'll demand
at ~? The Iusi sale WAS reported at
that price, hut IGl was asked az the
close. NrurnIgylinc sold AZ ISIS. Wheel
ing Mold II Foundry stock changed
h.n,js nj I'll. There was u good demand
Tor llazcl-Atlas ut lS3. y block Of
Whitak.r-Gl.ssncr common stock sold
at 2X5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03

Bank clearings for the week ending
yesterday. totaled S4.246. 1858 accord
ing 10 the report Of the Wheel!ng
Clearing House. This sum represents
an increase OF Sl,666.016.56. or SIS
per cent over the clearinSs for tho cor
responding week Of last year.
Yesterdays report showed clearinss
amounting to SG96,30T.24. while the
clearinSs for the same day year ago
were $441. 1854. Yesterdays clearingS
wer" an increase Of So per cent.
The clearings for the first two days
OF November, totaling Sl.43S. $50. IS.
show substantial increase over tna
figures for the first two days Of Nov-
ember. 1915. when they amounted 10
SS11. oI6.61.
November clearingS 70 date:
Nov l..........S 1s2.3ISco $50. SSn. 6I--;o5. .
SGr c........ s36. So1.2+ tilS2J.gl-- SO
TatS:s ....Si.45S.6S6.1S SSl5,6.6s
1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-03
SHARP ADVANCE IN
PRICE OF WHEAT
Reports From Argentina and Probable
Embargo on Exports Had IT'S FL
fec-Corn and Oats Gained.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-ASScrtionS that
rains in Argentina had been insufficient
to relieve the drought there ana that 3n
embargo on exports from Argentina WAS
under discussion did a god deal today 10
Bring about Il sharp advance in the price
of wheat Closing quotations. although
unsettled were ~ 10 IA net higher
with December at 1879 10 lSb ana May
At 1Sf Ia 1868.
Corn gained 2ls to 2ts and Oats 2
Ii *.
In provisions there were net losses of
20Tl c""14 to % cents.