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Cheyenne record., 1916-03-02
Educational Meeting at
Kit Carson.

The best attendance and the
most enthusiastic educational
me Ting OF the year TOOK place at
Kit Carson last Saturday. A
good many from Cheyenne Wells
were prese 1t. The program
throughout was excellent, the
music by the Kit Carson Orches-
ira being a most delightful fea-
ture. The vocal and violin solos
by Mesdames LaSalle and Lieson
We're charming. Professor Shuck
of Denver, gave = spicy and con-
else discourse on Efficiency in
the schools" The splendid in
terest shown by the people in the
Kit Carson district speaks we'll
for the schools of that town AMI
community.
Cheyenne record., 1916-03-02

ATTENTION! All members of
A. T. & A. NJ. and O. e. S.
Cheyenne Wells Ledge No. 1872,
A. r, l. \. h! VII si's b. Guct
ana entertainment at the Nd. u.4ic
Hall in cheyenne Wells Friday
evening March 10. All Masons
and members Of the O. E. S. and
families are cordially invited.
w. F. WILLIAMS, ". NJ.
G.. C. TURNER, Sec.
Cheyenne record., 1916-03-02

Fred H. Palmer of Linen.
State organizer of the Farmers
Equity Unions, was Cheyenne
Wells visitor the latter part of
last week. He made this Office a
pleasant call and left a note to be
nseu as an advertisement.
Cheyenne record., 1916-03-02

John Barber came in yesterday
and subscribed for this paper.
during our conversation we learn
cd that we had been acquainted
over thirty years ago when we
used to live in Norton county,
Kansas.
Cheyenne record., 1916-03-02

FOR SALE-I still have a few
hundred pounds of home grown
Sweet Clover seed for sale at
SIS per hundred pounds can be
~ -:
had at my ranch. or at Wyants'
lumber yard at Arapahoe.
M. V. Blood.
Cheyenne record., 1916-03-02
FOR SALE

10000 acres. level prairie land
in Eastern Colorado. In quarter
section lots. 10 annual payments
6 per cent. Raise as good crops
as auy place in the United States
Be sure to make you big money.
Write Morehart Land Company.
Mankato, MINI. 46 4t
Cheyenne record., 1916-03-02
ROLL OF HONOR

The following parties have re-
Hewed their subscriptions to the
RECORD since our last issue:
Cheyenne record., 1916-03-02

VIM Stephenson April l II.
|. }. Groot Sept. l Is
Ralph Croft March 2 16
II. Del"pIaln April l II
Alex DinkeI March 1S 16
J. A. Trimtle Oct. p 16
Geo. Walker Nov. l 16
Orley Gregg March 2 II
Bills Bros Nov l l6
Virgel Hull Mar 2 16
}. II. Nelson AR II
John Barber Jun l 16
u Terrell May | IT
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;sircd Nr and Mrs. l.. i. Evans o'cF

visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. !. Evans over
Sunday. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W!ilianS' ,i Ms.
and Mrs. Fen WiiIl;tnS, M ;; H,.n ~
'rj,n,nns williams and John NliiahlS a.
tended the funeral OF ther
burlington. o., on SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Hnllctt or AVON
dale. are visiting relatives III
bus. .;; .oI,,ivcs
Mrs. Wilbur Jarrett visited Fe'''i''7
al Gruleryillc over Sunday. .,o
Mr. Myers who has hccn III AZ inc
home Of his daughter, Mrs. John Ml'ler'
Of AvUndalc. is improving; w., ,,,..,.
Tho children Of Mr.. ana MIS- ~! 49,
Of Avondalc who have been Sul1c' ms
from Scarlrtina are improving. c,r-
Harold Tully OF Wnrwooh' spent ''U'
day with relatives here. . ,b,
i,uss,.I p.wicSc Of Wheeling, was inc
g,lrsi Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. IoIl o"
Mrs. carl Angle and daughter, Iat,-
criur returned hrmc sunday rNenIns
from Il few days visit With TrIa''''" ~
! East Liverpool. , c,,,,1>x,
Mrs. Harry Workman returned SUNDAY
rrnm L weeks visit with lrlends u
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lashly of Ncn.
were bcrr sunday lokinG Tor property
for u home. rrotrs
will. spent sunday with their son IL
Mr. and Ms. Fred Wilson OF Lincoln
ovnnur' are visiting relatives at Column
Rov Byles and Clyde Wright OF Mcil'
nootorrd 10 Ar!nstronGS, sunday di'e'
! noon for Il hunting trip.
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS"

ii'rivalc wire TO y. f.. Na$t"a X COZ
,IoScph Says:--Uunt DC afraid 10 carry
,uu;,.rS Ste.lS. Fries or UnlarIuS uTcr
thu. holiday l:uy inr shipping shares on
any slight recession; tax" one some I.
Il o. ana on curb buy thu low priced
copDerS.
Financial NcwS:--t:VsuinS up OF &C
counts - expected /" cinue III the stock
market du" u Il tcnd"ucy 10 await cleo
!,,. narrow, according N our reports.
w!th spcciaItieS furnishing the chief
nUiiiSu activity. On reactions good buy
:i:. Will be found in Etah Gopher. West
,n@ ;,nuS.. t.l"c.. l.. :. Steel. Union Fac.
;,..h D. X K. G.. prct.
Wal! Street Observation-Disclosures
arising irnru traders adjustment and
III" operations OF timid holders IS cS-
prcialiy cuuntcract.d by good buying
ir"yn the larger interests.
Journal ~ Cummrrcc:--'ticI tariffs in
ttucuc.. has probably been ovcr-ratcd.
Odd Lot Ecview:-Our Investigations
disclose the fact that last week there
was more selling than buying OF odd
lots.
r. T.. Watson K co. Say:-The present
bull market IN securities has been
brought about by Z combination Of cir
cumStanccS beyond tile control of ths
government Of the L. :. or its c0lnmcr-
ctal and financial powers.
r.. T. Hutton x Cu.:--t,. & .. converti-
hieS AMI Mo. pac. tourS are being well
bought and W. arc told that both isuGS
ar,, iill.iy to sell much higher.
r.h!nil.r Bros < Cu.:--It man turn
out that the &-hour day law aimed prin-
cinnliy mt the railroads will prove 4
great blessing in disguise 10 them and
save taem money i'll the ultimate results.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

If?v rrIva;C wire "a Fidelity Investment
AsSn. from Harris Winthrop & Go.
NEW YORK. Nov. G.--Pric"SHrulHd
very strong today whether II WAS d'S-
cur,ntine: the election OF Mr.. hughes or
NOT is difficult To d"tcrminH. but that Is
likely tho real rnuSr. although there
WAS a larwr short interest which very
likely covered up pending the election
tomorrow Each political party IS
claiming thr election today. The gen
rral IMPRESSION is that il Mr.. Hughes
Ia elected the market will have wlIu
opening with higher prices on NrdneS-
day. It Mr.. Wilson is rc-elrcled the
opening will he steady with some stocks
weak, especially those directly atlscteu
by tho tariff. after which prices Will re-
sumo their strength.
Dow Jones Says: International Nickel
declared quarterly dividend Of $3.50 "a
sl,arc (siX per cent? on common stock.
same as three months ago. DIVIDEND
payable November is.
Great Northern Oct0bnr gross de-
crease TS3.174: four months gross IN
crease 3.3n9.&51
Kennccott Copper owns approximately
% per cent OF the capital stock of the
Utah Copper Co. and the late apprcCih-
ton in tho price OF the latter shows q
profit to the former company of over
$t@ 200 400 on its Investment. Utah
Copper is selling at the highest prices
or record while Kennccott At 80 is !
points below It's high record OF April
.rt of this wear.
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DALLAS

.. ~ -. 49,. I,..r,- In1,-
I!NL las. W. H. Ny ~: ,,,, , ,T
invited 10 attchh 'n' E'lliT ,|" ;tn 49,
comm i'Ir q, -" tL.n' -, Eny~m
n"lhIt SC'o''l '"ttH h,,,,in,s th,.
Pc i": - i,',i,, Ehin rmmntv's
pFaH anu HunnI'' .,.,,, ,'';Il ln yivrm
rrouuEiS. Iin'i'' eli ~ '" ,,I rn,,, iii L,,
lrce. LIol S:-''II 81 ,,''', i, ,,r ,.ri-
present "''1 '"i, ''., ' ,!,,nniticr
H!HI ~, tt - ,r,.,.,ur,I,n
%acop huril'"'' ;,, i',n, ,y,.Iio II,Whnrt.
rev W. ". I'!,Ina"'E' ~ ~ NV
or an" oilNcr MoSS. >r.,. ,r,r,I,,
-, nc H.a"H 'rmn"T w 49,, '',.,tiy,
NON !,;r"n' ~ l'in ',',. ~, LAWN IF nor
iF'iIiH, N''n mm, ho,. nnr,,. sun
n'dlH WIFI '|, ci ~ IT, ~ hn,, a rnrf.rrr
H1E Il"Il''!E, ''", .' ,r ,,n,.+ yt.nr she
Tor nlhhi w." :, ,,.i,I, hc,. G,nrhlI.r
I!;iu i'1u. n'I ','''' Iii, ,:rmv.. kim
ArE' ll""h M. '.i,I,' w. w. i'aIL ,rrnci,v at
rrAl SITN I''S VIII ~ ,u Mnt%G1,sI
ci"'N III 'f' I"''''
church. ,,,,,,,i,,,,or
MISS VIENNA M'Nhi' "a HnHr,,u7 , tI',,
Pa, II caring Tor Ar%' i'tFi ~ " ~"
has h"rn seriously ~ !"r Il LEV n.y.
Mr.. and Mrs q; W CHhlP'''I' .II"' ~
G. Ca'nnh"lI ana iirtl% uuRE,r"r ', ,I', .M.
John hitk": 81 N"''H'iNn' were E"''''7
sunday 81 Mrs. T.. L. 'Nrh't. ILL.,,
The farmers u'I"nh"n' I'.',S "r, t,,'
meet ing SalnfuilS nlGn' III NI' 4''i't'i''
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POLITICS DOES NOT
AFFECT The MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. G.--WaEI Street :
confidence In q" Indifference TO tn: out
come Of the presidential election was
Enthusiastically demons! raj cd. aCcordin" !"
tn" individual point ii view. by tud;yS
operations. In tIr Judgment 1T di$raS-
sSiunalH observers. 1T" markets r"nlark-
all,. strength ami brrIdth--ltS und"rcnr-
r"nC 1T conildrnCc--wGrrh based on lunt;l-
mental and inIrinSir conditions far re-
muvrd from Immediate political con-
SdcraliunS.
United States Steel was tie central
feature to II greater extent than -
ccutIyi. not only because of lis extra
ordinary activity. il which ii far out
diSianccd Ill other f;,v"rti"S. hut ais"
by reason ut it's rise 1T rs points t"
i@3 =. exactly n point above rs previous
luaXim:iiu. Utah Copper and Central
Leather rivallrd steel in ascending 10
now records. Utah @aIning 2ls at lliL'
and leather five points IL 1O% 4.
Urgent demand WAS indlCntrrl ut varl-
Gus times for Other iuduStrialS Hnd
",iUipincrts; notably Lacka waunI. Cruc-
ihic ami SloSS-Shc,Ticld StcrlS. Republic
Iron. Colorado Fuel. American and Bald
win Locomotives Total sales amounted
10 l.5"0. 900 shares.
Bonds We're firm Total saira par
value, aggregated &G.12I.Q0o.
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SHADYSIDE:, OHIO
Board of Trade Smoker.


SHAnHSIDE o.. Nov. 1.-THE No
c"ru!,rr meeting of IN Board OF Trade
which will h" h"lI ThurSday evening.
will he Of u social nature. being planned
rs n smoker for In" members. Each
member is urged /" il" present ana I,
good Tin" l.. &uti".rat cd.
Mr>. John !'""r1nHn Of North Lincoln
avenue. will entertain III" Ladies Aid
Society ~ tn" Methodist church. Thurs
day evening al her home.
Tho Loyal W"m"n'S class nf Tho Chris
tian church viii L." entertained WcdneS-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Frank
LASTLY.
Mrs. Martina Marsh was called 10 CO.
mmbUS. Saturday. on ar"unt ut the ser
iuuS illness a. IN aunt.
Mr. AMI Mrs. i, IT, Mnnuhan have
returned from, a '"n days riS;1 with
friends ut E"nll$"ili".
Miss NIHr"nr"t Hall OF MHrwnnd. spent
Sunday with her cousin, Miss GlaydS
MrElwan.
Mr.. and Mrs R"nnc OF Armstrong
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LOGAN g. sryaa,s Closing stock Letter.

lPrl"llN WIZ 10 Z. T.. N!L@IFE n ~
NEW YORK. Nov. G.--tnu$Uai nctlN-
it- was Witnessed t;r"u Shuut ln.. So
sion. The hu:-iuS appeared :" h" based
IL large par; on tir.' Irns'r"SSi"a that IN"
nuccome 81 TIA" "ir"tlnnS "l!. o., III
hopping with rt....nls'.rv",i ideas Of thr
financial rntiInUClt: T.i;I respect !"
wha: r..Sui; will - necessary n orr: "r
70 inSur., " SaiISI '"1"ry ~tat- - affairs
in cort,ll-r"l.,! and Industrial; lines dur
ing tn. HrXt four v,HrS. ~ any rate
The IMPRESSION wtS cUrr. MT that even
whatever ~" v";" ~: tn" majority
might Register, security rri""S ar" both
likely - suffer- :. material might ""=iSs-
a. setback ~ long ~ t.ur"rr continues
70 buy American products and unroward
nrcllrr;lcc"S ,ir NOT .-X"r; u hCur!El in
tuenco on stock marilet S"ntitnent.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Nov. G.-Eutter hrn:
creamery higher th:tu extras - - a - :
creamery extras 80 scored 81; irStS
a5i, a 30 II: seconds %tn3l.
Eggs firm: fresh gathered extra itll2
f2G, -: extra ;irSts 4Glitl: tirSis "S%
-. seconds: - 49,.
N"nrby hrnucry whites fine 10 fancy
G2m.G>: nearby hcnm"ry browns 43N o..
Cheese firm: state fresh. specials 2"fp
.2r,: ID. average fancy ELK.
Live POULTRY weak; II" prices settled
Dressed poiIllry quiet: chickens ga ~
50; fowls 15"T2%t:: turkeys 2nn 80.
Flour uuint.
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N o T c E

For tie cnnrenicuce OF the public Tho pat,ouize
this u.npays t:r!sit and passenger cars With the:T
express and farrell business effective MOnoaT. OCTOBER
"Jfd there Will be placed On sale ~ tue TENN stIsel
and FIfs; Street. Wheeling W4Itlgc Rooms. coupon
Iarkasr ,ags These tIfs u the DENOMINATION
o: IIc muP HJc. which with u.u!t!ples thereof Will
cover any amount under this iUmpanTS tariffs ana
tnAy be- purchased in ANY GIanty desrrut
al tho xlr,yr rates. Thcsc are made w or
three coupons and De attached to The Package
by the shipper. Each cuuirI Is 10 contain the nome
OF the sn!pprr the nIiIs ..aG address Of tho con-
slgIlrr and dcsrIp:Ic 81 Tie article shipped When
III. package Ii Irrsicd by the riuHItr. tho conduit
tor Will Diet ach the ilTS coupon for his report. this
being tho GuIupauyS coupon. and Will detnch tlI
second cuu.-,n AMI after punching will retun Il
the p,hasc "a rvc the add!css which the package
il 10 b. delivered. and Vii means OF dec
'ity!uc 4 IaChIE. ~ tracing Sane y Iol. WIKI
- ar:a SciucI!t all parties concerned. naInely Che
Iccr rutSi :Grr and tho CoTpanJ will each have
roil,i. h.a;: srr,a! number together With
=, description ~ the article Shlpled.
above Arrangement IL VIII not 10 nrccE-
sJfy for the shipper To- address tho lAcaaSp Itself.
s,;,ly ::lI!mS Information called for Oh the ;s
end wi! asr away with the necessity Of cnnduc-
Tar making change. lEcfl!iis The package receipt etc.
,,uirut Ia the s!ji-r fran the old method End vii!
r able the Grnpany give bitter and quicker Ser
,a In Us la;runS The cnduc.o. WILL however, SiIll
lee pro, !dr' with the regular package receipt 20 Issue
IN those as!oHal shippers who do not desire 70 a:3l
themselves VI the Of but IN ;bo the iRtnraE;
Of nil concerned! We would ask that those yl) can
10 So provide themselves With the tags Adore de
scrbcd. $500. - ,- ,,,,...-
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
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nrur 1NcoRpoEAT1o9ys.

rHNRIESTDN. W. Va. N"N. ST ne
Secretary 80 Stat" today issued c"rt-
Gcatcs ii Incorporation 10 ia" following
new concerns which will nr"rat" under
Tho laws ~ West Virginia.
The West Vir.:uin Whit" Ash C"ai
company. IF liuntin=:nu: Chi"f WORKS..
Lincoln county: authorized capital. Sl""-
nnn: iuCorporatorS. T.. T.. R""$'. George
& Wallace. r. =. Gibson. e &. Smith
and +. \. Dillon. all nf Huntington.
Tho F'airm"nt Grain and Milling COM
pany. Of Fairmont to "n"rat" a genera
hour ami feed business authorized capt.
tai. S6n.0n0 Incorp"rators. ~ VI. Rowe.
r T.. Hare. r. O. jackson. T. !. MuIvo-
hill and \. T. Cnlhorn. ali "f Fairmont.
The Rrubnkcr Paving company. Of
Huntington: to do Il general paving con-
tracing business: authorized capital
$50 400; incnrpnratorS. g. s. y. EruhaE"r.
George r. c. Schiller, \. l.. Gregory. w.
g w Rnnshaw and N"!l" Sands. MI ~
Huntington.
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Ia BELLE ACTIVE
Common Stock Sold Readily Yesterday
At 79-DeaIng In Wheeling Steel
Steel And Iron Stock

Dealing in LaBelle Iron Works com
mon stock and Wheeling Steel x iron
stock featured the local stock market
yesterday. Several sales in each issue
were reported by Wheeling brokers.
LaBeIe opened at 1915 and closed at
- on the Wheeling board, while N
Pittsburgh it opened at 'S!@ thl
closed at 1875.
Wheeling Steel & Iron stock sold
al 159. LaRclle preferred sold al 49,.
and was bid at 132 at the close. Whit
aker-Glessner common was bid at 2HI.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-MercAntIIe pa
per, 3lec: sterling, o. day bills, ST. = ;
I0a. commercial t;O-day bills, S4.IQi Il ;
demand $i.75 ll-lG; cables, $i.Th I-lG.
Francs. demand $5S4::; cables. $3.50 L.
Marks. demand. 7uc: cables. 20 &c; kro-
nan. rlrmand. / I5-lGc. cables. u I-iOc.
C;uildcrS. demand :Ec; cables. ~ Is (.
Lircs. demand, $j.1I; cables. $50.
FuhlcS. demand 500 =; cables. Bic. Bar
silver. G9I.c. Mexican dollars. n3E2c;;
tinvrrnmcnI bonds. Stcary: railroad
bonds. firm.
10 d,ys %I.c; { months. 81. fs&5lc
Cali money. steady: high. @l2c; low,
":,c ruling rate, .',": last loan -j2c'
closing bid -. offered at :'2c. 8.
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PROTEST NEW TARIFFs.

CHARLESTON. y. VI. Nov. h.--Tne
transportation committee of the Charles
ton Chamber Of Commerce Will enter r
protest with the Public Service Commits
sion against the new tarirs recently
t1Ind nv fva railroad companies NJ West
Virginia providing for an advance OF de-
murrage charges. beginning December l..
Notice TO this effect was filed with the
commission today and the protest vii.
probably be FLED November i.
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MONDAYS CLEAR|NC5 INCREASE
D4,713.63; 61.1 PER CENT

Mondays bank clearinSs amounted
to $500. 239.67. according 10 the daily
report of the Wheeling Clearing
House. This sum is an increase OF
$304,T13.63. or ell per cent over the
clearings for the same day year ago.
Saturdays report showed the tlrst
loss Of the present month, Saturdays
clearings we're S3a6.6Sl.39, or "a per
cent under the clearingS for NoEem-
Der 1, 1915.
Noyember's clearings 10 date
amount TO S3,192.262.09 aVeraglng
more than S63S,O00 for each or tne
five banking days included. LUIS
months record 70 date tolio"s'
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NO MARKETS TODAY
Election Day Will Ee Observed AS
HoIiday-Stock Exchanne And
Brokers' Offices Closed

Today will be observed a holiday By
all financial institutions in III" state.
The stock exchange and AL brokerage
offices will be closed, consequently,
no market quotations will be PUBLISH
ed in tnmOrr0w's lntclligencer.
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PLEADED GUILTY.

land. charged with ronsrirtnE tn ship
81. 500 worth Of nickel AMI artimonv IN
Sweden as personal baggage without
manifeStInS same with customs author
ttics. today entered a plea oF guilty and
was fined $500 In federal district court
here
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WEATHER CONDITIONS
BOOSTS WHEAT PRICES
Early Decline Due to Raius III Argentine
Upse1-Coarn and Oats Show
~ G7i

. CHICAGO. Nov. Ct usc,;lvd weather
in Canada Ia nlpcriTg thrcShrrS ;'nG :'it''-
n,rS led to an uptuIn III wheat prices
today, after Ill early decline du" largely
TO Argentine rains. Tho market closed
strong. /. To 3;.c MT higher with D.
rrmber at lS6I3 aud May 1T l9V's 10
1909
provisions - to sc.
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Wheat No. > red SlI9N @1.s0: No. red 5l.7"it:
No. = hard Sl.S4@ I.S5& No. lard $Lf9"t@ LS3!".
Cugn--No . yellow $L0QI y q l.o3ta: Old $!0S
IL IU4: No yellow new S<!. g.yGe: NJ i white
s. q &c: old 9Ic.
Oats-No uh!to 3lN @S2'=c: s;auda:d j@!.@
53Iac.
P0rk-$2S.5o.
I.ari-$l..Gp
RbS-Sl3. Ba4Eli.3f.
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PITTSBURGH. Ia, Nov.

PITTSBURGH. Ia. Nov. 6.---CattI"
higher: supply frD car loads. Choice
S. 15Gi9 -: grtu" - IHft? >5.,
Sheep higher: supply |" double decks.
Prime weth.rs s. e5GtS 90: Gull and
common 81 5"Gil -: lambs s. Q4tt
~ -: Veal calves ST. QnW - 81.
Hogs bower: receipts - double docks.
Price h.avies \? ?uIs /" 10: mediums
81 75ItH ~: heavy workers. 50 30|i@ -:
light workers. So upG;? -. pigs $ 81 u
: -: rUuE!:s 5? nN.i 9 81.
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PETROLEUM

oil. CITY, Pa. Nov. 6.-Credic bal
ances $50. Runs 1iS.S36; average Il
1866. shipments 4l.5S9: average 27,0T3.
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| Open. High. ! "w. Close.
RECEIVE ELECTION NEWS
Fidelity investment Association In
stalls Special Wire Service

stalls Special Wire SERVICE
Tho Fidelity Investment NsSocla-
ton will receive the election returns
tonight, over a specially leased wire.
The offices at No. 1929 Main street,
will remain open tonight, for the &C
commodation OF the associations pa
irons who wish 10 hear the news Of
LOday'S election.
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK.. N"y. G.--rofi'". II" 80.
ga. frtrcs steady: December $50;
March SiI.
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Total ah2rps l.2Si.noo.
.-EI-dtr. IL rer cent.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

MI EE.ilNE ". IN

WHEELING. W. Va. NOV G. lf.
Furnished The nteIliScncer b. A. L. MasIrn x 10.
mornbers New York Stock Exchange. National i;aIk
nf West Virginia building. WhCeliHS ". Va. LOUIS
f. Brand. manager
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LOCAL STOCKS

DAILY quotation list of the Wheeling Stock EI-
WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. 6. &c.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. 9. 10.
Furnished Tho IntrIIgcnccr by a. L. MaSion X CO.,
TlvIi.hcrs New York Stick Exchange National i'hhG
n We; Virginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
T.. brand. manager.
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GRAIN SUNIrIARY.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nov. G.--Tu" grain
trade is recovering from It's hySierla
and Quilted down materially last week
\ material change came over the grain
trade later in the week. with Il break
OF over IL cents in December and 10
cents III May. The market has reached
4 stage where. MI but 4 few of the
original bulls who bought wheat last
summer have taken their profits and
where the need of Increased outside and
foreign buying is necessary to keep on
the up grade.
Cash corn prices were on the down
grade most of last Week. eS pcciully at
the close. There are declining cash pre-
nliums in all markets. owing 10 in-
creased offerings OF new corn, which now
comprise 4 largo percentage Of the daily
receipts in all markets. The movement
% new corn is unusually heavy for so
early in the season. And quality above
the average. Stocks are light and casa
business is restricted by limited Offer
lnSS.
oats are comparatively cheaper than
other grains. but liquidation is on. and
lower prices are likely until there is 4
decrease in the visible supply. which is
now unusually larS". Canadian oats
are higher than American. and United
States is the only country ha"inE Il
surplus that is available Tor export in
Drp,, ouaur ties
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Hn.. Nov 6. 10.
Furnished The nnIli.ruccr ny \. l.. MastCm * %.
members Nrw York Stock Exchange National jianE
rC West YIr:inia building. Wheeling. ". Va. loula
T.. brand, manager.
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Totals ......... s.. le2.@e@ S2"1'c'S'>S
Increase ......$ SIS lSS 2l.........-..'--- go
l"l--Denc'cs decrease.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS
WHEELING. W. Va.

WHEELING. W. Va. Not =. IL.
Furnished The nriii> cicrr L.! y. l.. laH;'h g..
,rculrI, New York SIucE GAcNdurC. National Hank
Of We: I!..in:4 huldmS. Wheeling. ". "a. luu.S
+. ITa!ll. manager.
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WHEELING. ". Va. Soy. e. ID
Furnished the Ei.liigrucrF u" y l.. MA'"ii = 90"
,,rrlar. N.,. York S:"rk Exchange. National j;ahh
uf West Virginia building W".lIns. ". Va l.uGis
r.. brand. manager.
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Standard OH Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. ". Va. Nuy. 4. ID.
Furnished The Intelligence: by \. r. MsH'cH Co..
uculiurs Ne" York Stock Exchange. NdtionA! 'a"G
l., Ill and. manager.
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i3J--Trar5f-r hooks close OcI %. for : per cent
cash dividend payable Nov. l. looks crosse ice. o.
Tor nm extra cash dividend payable Dec. 10.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

WHEELING. ". Va. Nor. !. e.
fNhcc!lnc Live St0.I Commission tH.l
CATTLE
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

S;rrLS "l,iIl.
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.