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MAY FORM FEDERATION

ANCHORAGE. March 2s.--An ef- fort is now being made to effect As foundation of territorial labor fs- iteration. Details of the movement will be made public later. i.
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REPUBLICANS ATTENTION.

Regular meeting of the Seward Peninsula Republican Club will he held at Hunter Hall, Thursday even- ing at 8 F. M. Business of import ance.
 ". DARCY CHACE, Pres.
 CHAS. H. MILOT, Sec'y.
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WORLD LABOR CONFERENCES.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 2S.--- Samuel Gompers had the lime light of public attention flashed upon him. today when he issued . call for .. World Labor Pesce Conforcnce".
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fused. The workers declared that if the demand was not conceded be- fore April, they would walk out on that day.
 The mills are extraordinary active and this fought on the side of the men.
 THE EAGLE CARD SOCIAL. Eagle Social Committee annno0n- ces that 8 Card Party and Dance will be given to Eagles and lady Friends at Small Eagle Hall Thursday evening. at S:3O P. M. Sharp COMMITTEE.
 CITY BATH HOUSE Moonlight Spring Water. (Boil-- ing Hot).
 M. 0. S0LBERG.
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CITY BATH HoUsE
JUDGE ANDERSON PUT
 ONE OVER ON LAB0RITES

protecting labor however is likely
 to receive 0 few jolts lator on when
 some cases now pending before the courts come up to be cdjudicated upon.
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ary. I"IsNS
 The continued success of the U boats proves the truth of this.
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Finest UnalakIeet dog Salmon at DUFFY'S.. 2 cents delivered.
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GERMANS MAKE HUGE
 NEW TYPE OF U BOAT

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March 2S.-- It is now announced that the dead in the attack on the Sussex will not amount to more than fifty.
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cretly willing to conccde as much to the Tzar. This has been properly turned down because the Russians would gain 1t in any event and with out the sufferance of any enemy na- tions.
 BERLIN, March. 2S.-The Italians are on a heavy offensive in tho Ger nic Alps.
 PARIS, March 28.--The War Council will conclude its session to- morrow evening.
 Let us estimate on ypuY Job Wort
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March s. General Gavira holds two carloads of gasoline consigned to Casas Grandes merchants, claiming the supply was being held for Amer
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i. WASHINGTON, D. C., March B. General Funston with two hundred mile truck line is having consider able difficulty supplying the Amer ican punitive expedition under Pershing.
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COPENHAGEN. March 3S.--rhe Germans are making sud have al- ready some constructed gigantic sub marines which carry eighty men and have unlimited sailing rcdius.
 COPENHAGEN. March 2S.Thc Dsaish government ayss that care fully collected figures show that one hundred Norwegian ships and fifty Swedish have been sunk since the war. began by submarines of both sides.
 LONDON. March 3S.--The steamer Midland which was sunk today by . submarine. had shortly before that |sunk with gun nrs German torpe- doss oG tho ysisiaa Islaads eoast.
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ATTENTION I. o. o. F. Work in First Degree next meet. ing, Friday, March 31.
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HARD JOB TO CAPTURE
 VILLA; IS GOING SOUTH

ican army motor trucks. It is stated that American troops will not be permitted to use the Mexican na- tional railroads in pursuit of the re- bel Villa. This may occasion some friction between the two govern ments.
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BERLIN. March ss.--while 1t is admitted that the Germans lost . number of U boats 1t is positively stated that very few have been taken by tho Allies; almost ali were sunk by gunhre.
 The net captures are ali imasin-
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LONDON. March 28.--A British hydroplane sank a German U boat just as 1t was about to attack the tramp steamer Ajax at the entrance to the Channel. All went down with tho submarine.
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Let us estimate on your Job worA
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Now is thp st,ss. so ssuhsrrthe
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MERCHANTS CAFE. The Home of Good Eats.
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the launch.
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NEW YORK, March 2s.-Inter-
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WHEN IN TOWN

Drop into the
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NOTES ON the MARKET.

~ Private Wire 20 Fidelity Investment assoc'atE'
from Harris. Winthrop & Co.
Dow Jones says: United States Steel common STOCK
crossed the preferred frs: time in history OF tcs
CORPORATION Common sold at 1874 compared WIEN
TT u for preferred.
trailing in Stee! common past week has been
iar:ey than In any s!ms: period IN history. There
hss been little heard about any change in ccnnDA
dividend and tho street believes It will he the sato
IS 2 months ago. Wall street Is estimating earnings
any whore from sSI.G00 ono ~ SlQev0O.V|p It mas
been ouS TIN. since e'!rSScS US to quarterly carr
iri-S covered such wi,e FahIe
Dow Jones Directors or Houston Od Co. vi
Teas IT special meeting held In ST. Louis Oc"'-
hc Il appruY.d preliminary agreement entered ihto
with !. l.. CuIiiuan. VI Texas Tor acquisition ny
Interests represented by Mr.. Cullinan. Of hail III
II OIL and nhcrat tights on property Va AA0'N'
ton Oil Co.
Il IS p1Uuabie that ada IN Republic Iron anu
Steel shares is due com;nucd large earnings. d.
lc,urs scheduled TO Meet ueIt in"hth 10 act on
di.dcuds and it is highly probable that remaining
: per cent back dividends on the preferred STOCK
viii h. uaid OFT. Matter OK declaring 80 lhSl iIV1-
dead OH cnrrtrpn Shock has "pt been conSIGere" IN
u.akins s.c the directors are likely 10 move
cautiously R.rIJliL bpa:u Is conservative one anu
Eo;hnS IN way Of cun'lnon dividend Viii DC agreed
uann unless s,:h action is deemed advisable Foley
ut Republic has C'"a conservative anG the mhiN Gu
rc: has been d;"erSicy production cut Gown oyer
a;Ig costs he'd rock and establish surplus large
rn, UEh ~ .ctsfy tie cUGran; against tneriSaaie
t.ros Of depression pccuiia: the steel Industry.
National Motor Tar ard V"hicl" Corporation. ah.ch
has hcru organized, I" acquire business and assets ~
,nr National Motor Vehicle COMPANY OF Indianapolis.
has ne, assets q! Si.9iS SO N"S company has cap
ita!iiatiu 6n0G shares Ia: Taiuc 5"opo shares
~ which haze hern offered br Fyne Kendall and
HoIt:srr and euuarG. Snyder ard Co.. az S+2.3p
,Eu,. Asset value prr share therefore 10 sic or j.
rCr cen. ~ the offering price.
TN Az PIT q ';.O"0 earning rover Ia pre-
,tic;rd ~ hr;,"y ;han 81 CGeGCn. which would he
eor:al 10 $I2 per share. Actual earnings in 1916
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FLASHES TO A. E. MASTER & CO..

Private Wire 70 a. Z. Mas.en &c Co.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-Af,cr tho high prices Of tue
roaming stocks reacted somewhat Ia response to
bear raid but in process OF recovery at the clos
Ing and prices finished with firm tone. Ac:loa Of
the market from dag 70 day indicates that the blk
snteresss again working the bull side. tho best
1sopie know rery bullsh. Good stocks should
be bought
Il looks as though 10 ara 70 hare an election
boom. rather than an election sca-e-al:hough thore
Is still Tins !or that While re are b,lush On tho
Immediate market outlook. and would buy tho COP
pers minor steels eQui3nsr.ts motors AID OF
the railroads on al reeesons. believe that tho
present Is time for the exercise OK S-eas
liam and advocate the heary terrifying c! accounts
safeguard against any contingency that may agse.
Washirgton adr.seo that The l. c. c. has ordered
Lhs tsanscoatneutal case re-opened FOR fu-.hcr
hearing. This viii probably cause . much better
feeling among tie rails. Feeling IL that !; nnts
again before tie commission tos decision lao cncrs
matter Of ns-cont,neotAl rStIs and ths question
10 vhcshsr tho famous rate system osdsr OF Juio.
1sl1- should Do revised Some .eel It promises Sreat
things for ths tvanS-ecrtla entails N ths OF
talrer rates By Giving something rate bas,s
that will 5ts!d iust rrurn for transportation serI~1
WITH regard for competitive conditions
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SHADYSIDE:, Q.

SEIADYSirE. Oct. 23-MrS. Ada Nor
ris will entertain the Ladies' AID society
Of the Methodist church Thursday eve
ming ut her home.
The E.pworth League Of the Methodist
church will have l. business meeting ana
Halloween social Friday evening at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Archer.
Invitations are out for the exhibit or
fancy work md relics Thursday after
noon and evening at T. -. zimmerman ).
The Daughters OF Poc;Ghontas will give
Il masquerade Thursday evening ut their
hall.
b, b. Bowen who was called here by
the death Of his brother j. H. Bowen
Of Powhatan left Sunday morning tor
his home at Harlan, Iowa
Rev. and Mrs. n. l.. Mcconnell were
pleasantly surprised Monday evening
when the members of their congrega-
ton called To spend the evening ana
gave them L iScclancOuS shower LII
honor of their birthday
Claude Workman WAS Killed SATURDAY
nj the Webb mine by Il fall OF stone
He was 90 years old and single. Fun
crab Announcements are not yet COLI
plctcd.
The EEwHnuulti club WAS entertained
Friday evening by Miss Ina McMDlen-
Tho guests or honor were Miss Emma
McEIwain and Miss Elsa Burlett who
will leave this week for Columbus.
Mrs. Virginia Hurley OF Chicago who
visited in this vicinity for q few weeks
returned home Saturday morning.
Mrs John y. Jamison returned 10
her home at Urichsvillo, Saturday. after
a few days visit with her daughter.
Mrs Richard Ray.
Mrs 4. i. Fish visited her father l.
=. Gillespie OF Pleasant ELL over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R Umblebee of Rich
rnuud Ind. are the guests Of ME- and
Mrs. W. T. Jones Of South Lincoln ave-
rue.
Sunday with relatives here
Sunday with relatives here
Mrs J. T. Keyser returned Saturday
evening after few days visit with
friends near Glencoe.
Mrs I. p. Gillespie Of Pleasant Hin
is visiting Mrs. George Gillespie Of
North Shndyside-
Miss Elsie Lindsey spent the weekend
with friends ut Alledonia
J. r. Kelleys returned Friday from an
automobile trip to Oklahoma
Mrs Walter Lovcjoy spent Monday
with relatives at Ncn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boltz Of Akron
visited relatives here last week.
Harold Tully of Warwood spent Sun
day with relatives here.
Mrs. i. +. Hood and Virginia spent
Sunday with her parents at Moundsvillr.
Miss Dora Robson Of Huntington, ".
Va, who has been visiting friends in
Shadysida and Bridgeport will return
home Wednesday.
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NOTABLE ADVANCES
ON STOCK MARKET
United States Steel Established New
High Record-Others Rsnch New
High Figure.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.--Developlnent
over the weekend were deemed Sunict-
entity favorable by the speculative ele-
menr to bring about further Arpreciable
advances in today's active market, with
n.w high records for United States Steel
and other favoriteS which have contri-
buted SO extensively 10 the almost
steady rise OF the last seven weeks.
Steels rise of rs points to the new
record OF l2lA, ut which 1t passed the
preferred stock for the first time in the
company's history was again attended
by an enormous turnover. no less than
$50, 900 shares changing hands out or u
total Of 100000. Profit taking served
to give steel and other leaders III the
industrial division IL moderate SctbHck
toward the close but this was counter
balanced by greater strength III hlSh
grade rails.
Other new maXimumS included the
sugar group. notably Cuban-Ame-icaIl at
@3l and American Beet At lp2tc while
cuba Cane duplicated is best record anu
American Sugar rose three points TO
l20I., its highest price of recent years.
Bethlehem Steel attracted attention
by Its unusual activity. about lSUU
shares being traded in up TO $50. an ad-
vance OF 50 points. CupperS, particular-
~ Anaconda. Utah and lnspiratio ion. help
ed to swell the huge total, with Repub-
lie Iron and Steel, Cruciblc steel Mit-
rines. Fertilizers and Petroleum. and
Texas company gaining more than hre
points.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S-naw sugar flrm: ceitr.td-
,L 3d.; mulasses $3.50: re1!aed steady; cut loaf
IS CT: crushed $3.50 mould A $500 cubes IS 20
XXXX lu.dered s6.C5; powdered $50; fine GRANT,
lated 8; 30: diamond $50 confectionery 2'41
No |. s7.S5
SUGAR futures were frrnrd on commission house
lr,ync and continued SUPPORT FROM Cuban Interests.
Al noon prices were 10 10 points higher.
Most u the early advance was lott under realizing
ind the market cosed irregular. rnts higher 10 .
lower Sales $500 tons; December s49S; January
r.! "a. March A.22
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WORLD SHORTAGE
SENDS UP WHEAT
Prices Jump to Almost Cents Above
Market Prtce--Corn and Oats
Score Advance.

CHICAGO, Oct. e3.-World crop short
age estimated at % per cent as compac-
ed with the yield in 1915. sent wheat
prices higher and higher today: as much
at times as ois cents bushel.
The close was unsettled 1I4as for
December and lT4as &c x for May. with
the market as whole showing gains OF
Is to as cents net. Other leading
staples too, all scored an advance. Corn
is to 2?s cents. oats > cents 70 z Is
cents and provisions Is cents TO S1.l0.
Wheat traders were confronted right
at the outset with the startling figures
in regard 20 the world shortage in sup
plies. In this connection. authorities
were quoted to show that the United
States had already sold to Europe as
much wheat as could be comfortably
shared. and that a prospective dearth
was becoming more apparent daily.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Oct. @3--Butter nrmcr
creamery higher than extras 80 q Sc u
creamery, extras (93 score) 35ha; frsis
344S5; seconds 81 II Gg332i.
Eggs hrlner; fresh gathered extra
fine, 5000; extra nrsts 28P2S; nrsts
$685.; Hecords 30W32.
Nearby henncry whites. fine TO fancy
SIS QpGV; nearby hrnncry browns $50 40
Cheese hru: state. fresh. Specials Il
G2lia; do. average fancy 2O24.
Live poultry Arm; no prices settled
Dressed dull and weak. Chickens 200
80: fowls 1S@24Il.; turkeys cOG932.
Flour strong.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. cc:. 23.-Mccantle paper 81. yer
cent; strrl!ms. CO day bills. s4'lH: conmrrrai. "
bill, Si.0I.: d.mand 5f.'3A; cables SAi65s.
Fraurs DEMAND TSiN cables $751;. Mark. de-
mund 704c: cables 7n"c. kronen demand l. l-l6c;
cables - Size Gudlcrs. drnont Asc; cables
Hi.c Lires. demand. &G.5e; cables SG5!. RuDIes
demand 3lfsc: cables 81 NC. Bsr silver g. &c Neg
Iran dollars 52iSc Government bonds steady. BALL
TOAD bonds firu
Tine losus STEADY: GO days C9S"s per cent; 70
days and uuntlls, 81 @3i1 perceut
Csu money steady; hsh "a ,rr ce:t; low "a TOT
CERT: ruling rate III per Last loan "1 DE cent
closing bid "a Der cent: Offered At IA Ier cent
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u o TiC E

For the convenience Of tie pufIia NfA ratfuoiN
this Complny's freight and passenger czrs Win ter
express and farrell business effective A1dxJ Ocebsr
Xsrd there wn 30 placeG sac II tho Tern Street
and First Street. Wheeling Whiting Room Coupon
package tags Tftta rnSs d TIE dnpoe1tnA=ton
Of l5c End Sc. which Nth mufipleH tberecf VII
curcr any amount under ibis Cornoarys tarffx snd
may be purhcased IN ouanN DESIRED
OF the nbo1a rates 1hesn taEs r,Ada uo Of
lhree coupons and ure 10 ha a14ched to thA pnensu
BY the shipper. Esch enuoo0 is 10 eontatn ta name
ssnee and description OF tho artiaIs EairSsd Nhs-1
tho package 1. presented hy tho Shipper. tho eondre
tor Will do,aeh the COCOON for his -rnoTt thil
hcinS tht Cn,npanJ-s coupon. and Win desana th<
sscnd coupon ard after punching Earaa wfn rrs11Tn It
sllipyer the third list COUPON VII 1ocoaia ca
the p9eSlsr to giro tho address NJ Which thu possaIe
IS TO b delivered and VIII srre AZ = neanS of DIM
tsyinE a package OF 10 tracing saroo d looG- Win
this arrangement all parties caosed. nansSt. the
shipper ronsISncS and the Company Win each hars
coupon bearing the sane serial nurnSes trx-kher Nth
q description Of tho article shipped.
With tho xboec ARRANGEMENT i WIN not b NOR
sary for the shipper to address tho ;aefasa Itself
simply nllinr In esr information raur| for tho taa
and viii also 90 uuay With tr necessity a . oontao~
tor making change punching ths Package TeectpS etc,
all Of which ne bsHerc will psora much more cns
renient TO tha shipper than he old method add Ef0
enable tho Company to giro bettor aud autoSfr srs
yice to ita patrons The conductor viii hoH1rsS. kQ
be provided With tho regular package receipt 10 tsoG
to those occasional shetB Who % noA dssrN to arai
themselves Of tho Of taE1 bot In Tia tha insee
Of all concerned. We would ass that tsoaN Who eaa
do an prorida themselves udtA tnA ta<l aootN doi
scribcd
WHEELING TRACTION CuEPANr.
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uJ-reans!er books close Oct. 81 for per cent
GI5;Gcnd parable Nor. II.
i2J-Transter books Close Oct. 20. for ; per cent
cash dis!Gcnd. payable NnT. l.
CASH dividend payable Nor. i. Books close Dec. 5.
for al extra cash dividend payable Dec. u.
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FINANCIAL
Bank OF Ohio Valley
WHEELING, ". VA :
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS 80 ON TnME DEPOSITS d
METAL

NEW YORK, OFT s&-The metal exchange erote9
lrSd s. GnUT.l0 Srol;"r strnE: SPOT East St LoIlE
delivery 95tIO4c i; London lead $50 los: Sps.tur
81!
"copper" firm: elcc;rn!y:!c IA: quarter. $3TpIA
- ga.
liun firm; SO. l northern 81. @aaoo: No q
s20GOG12I.50: No southern $50 2Gf5: No. =
$@O0G8 $3.50.
Metal exchange oultos tin firm: srot s+l.o0@il.Sn.
Al London. $40. copper cl2i: futures El90 sec:toJ
!y,c El4S IDS: s,ot In ElS0: futures flSl l6A
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PITTSBURGH. oct. 23.--Cattlc steady;

PlTTSBuKGH. oct. 23.--Cattlc steady;
supply i5U c:IrS. Choice. IS 00TS 60;
prime s. I3M? 90.
sheep lower. supply 90 double decks
i'riu" wcIiI"r s. 5GG7 30: Gull and com
mon - 5um5 40; lambs s. 0n@l0 80.
veal calves $50 50G1l 90.
Hogs >;rrady: receipts 50 double decks
Trinc h"avicS $40 45Ul0 50: mediums
and heavy workers. $40 35WI0 As: light
workers. 81 7tm 10 90; pigs 50 25Tg 30:
ruUGhS S? UuM? -.
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fiscal pcr!od on 90 outpu, o. 2aUO ours were 1884,
az

Western houses report an excellent absorption Oh
Colorado Fuel stock. They say st Is eascd on hoRi-
edge Of some large rail orders pending. contracts
which must DO placed and which cannot DO obtained
from United States Steel which 10 reported sold out
In rail department: 10 1913.
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METAL MARK EFT.

london co:H"- sHo: Ei2i: futures cl@h alsctro5af
ciIS los: sale. SPOT 50 tons: ntu;rs nnna
Lead. arc, ESQ pounds ut us sales arot 80 ron,
futures 100 tumS.
Lend SPOT 60 rounds ms: t;cr"s go loA
Sge!tor SPOT E54: fuiU!oS 81.
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FLOUR AGAIN GOES UP

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 23.-Millars
announced here today, that another ad.
vance Of twenty cents a barrel of -four
would he mnde tomorrow. This will in
crease the price Of patents to $3.50 per
barrel. n new high record.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. II. Va. 0c.- %. re.
Furnished The Iutelrieuccr Dy \ Z. MGstcu q Co.
laelabers New York Stock Exchange. National Bnnk
Of West Virginia building. Wheeling W. Va. Louis
+. Brauu. manager.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. "S. 10
Furnished thr lItcscacrr by 4. f. Aasteu x L.'
rnen.u-.rS New lurk Stock Exchange. National Ii3Ek
u Yves, Virginia building. Wheeling. W Va LOUIS
r. brand. manager.
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Oct o3.-Ctcdit balances $50: mas
1879: average $o.753; shiuuaIts 7l.oo6: nNerArs
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va, Oct. 81. 10.
Furnished Tie IptpIirsuGnr hr a. Il iUat-n 4 Tu..
members Now York BLOCH Exchange. National I'"mk
Of Wen Virginia huiIdImE. The~iWg W, Va. I"uis
i. brand. InanHRUT.
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Yesterdays
CLEAR|NGS,
S69O,187.42

Yesterdays banking cleatnss. a. rscostoo ps
ryee.Inr Clearing House amounted to sos0.lSi.ae.
and showed an !ncrras. OF s1sa.so2ss, or se.o 10
cent, over tho total ,cr October %. 1915,
Tho ciearsnss fcr the month 10 date IN Guiding Ssa-
terdays total sIITe6 625.lT. while TIE eosa tof tas
corresponding rsrtod OF last October was Sls'o.-
1881
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CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.
By Harris. Winthrop Il Co. to Fidelity Iussstu

By Harris. W!u:hro? Il Co. to Fidelity Insestnen,
Association.
CHICAGO. III. Oct. 25.The4t: Con- a,ed Grr',sa:
in Argentina the Waiu reason tcr the strength
in what here to-day. \ pStyate cable earl. from
RenoS Ayers reported weather Cloudy aud unsettled.
Later. however,. RnSa7c ,r+u ia !" ~ cents hi:S"7
ard Buenos Ayers from l:t. :" -. hshs7 and re-
ncSeI huTiac or futures '-.>:Hd Longs generally
were hcsgy sellers and rrsi;2ur large scale.
OFFERINGS. how"ceE. readily Hj>ali-ar"I an'i yea:
months followed. St2tist!c:ln hllll>il u1
gneSc reSe!.;S were l!Sh: compared with chose e.
last year. y snail 10: o. Du.Ith No | northern
cash wheat said he'e Las: SLidsty a; g pec bu>!ri.
|: nar! s?rus wheat. Tie seIb"ard te."s'ct
200 hu<"I sid fur ex:"ft. TIE :rarEer
;nr-S S:rnuS aud i .r:'t: u,,rIs IT: nc ,iss
>.Ilius our - a"ilpr with ir.>>c l:Sut. The SIR.
ruuudnss hilit> aud ihe s.;i;4t;"i ;at.u>l!l
tv extreme drought II A:sc:t;aa. ilslt prr"s We
;hrl;. will rHutInU. walk probable $h-rp reactions
from 10 time.
Cnru-Curn ,.ath.: has been h.- affair ari a,ras
have again made a shAJp advance. There has h.ea
hE fl:ti: d; ;Ge hi-hes s.e hI: ,ISh ia,
rcu ia a,I.au:e at the Ilsc prices saInnS -: :" ,
cents Saturdays last. on = yellow sod
a,$I.nl and VI" ! yc!i.,fv sold az 81 ", track here
Cor did cn;n. rfr, tra,.:S from sue:Ta L.
sarnran" and Offer. I.:or" snail Export call fox
"crn here "Xc",..u; III; Ill" co.n ia; To sst
end actual sales closed me:c moderate.
bAtS--OatS naya scrtsG ! Isry market advance TEn
o..n:mE was mach higher and the Advanced position
fa< to,.r ;stY retained f',:'I!ac opinion is r.ow
Strongly favor - higher values. ts,s beT..t
being 'Es' The. %" !ow compared 10 Prices
current g: the. feed and food grains. There has
:en az .xce.Ica; rNp"t, trade Tcta; recor:sd done
i 100 G"u h,ISh"i.
t:",tslrns -Pr"sisinns have made further .easa-
;tuaa: ADVANCES with ofersnSS i!sht q: s time.
Nevertheless there have been occasional marital 2,
Shorts and Iw Investors continue 20 FOLLOW ;he pys
alth0ush Ia-S % hoss sI:Sr;sd i"-> ives: 10
,!ay 49,. 100 asaIns; 500 las: yea:.
TOLEDO. -. 0cc 23.--Wnea;. cash
i7jI.: December l79Aa: May lS2.
Clover seed. prime cash 1855: Deem
Der 1855: February l7I;2: March 1865.
Al$ikn. prime cash 1920; December
1890: March 1850.
Timothy. prio>" cash 2i2> q Dece alh"r
25u: March 2STi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
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