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COLORED FARMER OF HUMPHREY IS
 KILLED BY SON

Charles Scott, a negro farmer, about 55 years of age. was shot and killed yesterday forenoon on his farm near Humphrey by his son, John Scott, about 30 years of age, following quarrel over farm matters. Immedi- ately after the killing, John Scott found refuge in cane brake, and had not been apprehended up to last night. He carried with him the shot gun he used to slay his father, and is believed to be we'll supplied with ammunition.
 Sheriff R. H. Williams department was not notified until late yester- day afternoon, when the sheriff was told that his deputy at Hump. rey and the constable there had taken up the trail of the slayer.
 John Scott possesses bad reputa- tlon, residents of Humphrey stating that only recently his father had ob- tained the sons release from the Ok lahoma penitentiary.
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SACRED CONCERT TONIGHT special Program Arranged for the
 First Presbyterian Church.

The sacred concert at the First Presbyterian church this evening at 5 o'clock, promises to be musical treat. pr. J. I. Norris will deliver patriotic address, on "Slackers."
 The program is as follows:
 Organ prelude, Overture" . Doxology and invocation.
 Anthem, God of Our Fat'",::ss, ,:ss, J choir
 Contralto solo, Eyes That Are Weary" Mrs. Core.
 Scripture lesson, Dr. Norris.
 Anthem. Give Peace, o God, Again." choir.
 Address, "Slackers." Dr. Norris.
 Offertory duet, Still, Still With Thee,' Miss Harrell and Mir. Kastor. Anthem, Gods Own Holy Day." choir. Jl Star Spangled Banner" congrega ton. Benediction.
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OBITUARY.
1sadOre Rutstein.

lsadOre Rutstein. The funeral of Isadore Rutstein, who died in Denver, Colo, last Tuesday night, will take place this morning at 10 o'clock. from the residence of his brother, J. Rutstein, sos West Third avenue. The services will be conduct: ed by Rabbi Raphael Goldenstein of Temple Anshe Emeth.
 The following will be the pallbear. CTS:
 Active-S. P. Rosenzweig, D. M Niven, Abe Minsker, Harry Marcus Frank Stewart and Reggie Eilbott.
 Honorary-Wm. Rosenzweig, Sim on Bloom, Joe Cromwell, Ben B. Veil Jay Levine and I. J. Moore. >sx
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
bounx Ladies
 plan Bazaar.

Il Ouuk A uo Plan Bazaar.
 rho Young Ladies club of the First MI4hpdist church plan to hold a ,niendid bazaar on Friday, Decem- Her 7. but the plans have not been full matured, nor has the place for anne been determined. A committee will be appointed at the next meet. ng no to discuss these matters and com- nlete the arrangements. The sub ect was discussed at some length Eesterday at the meeting which was beld at the home of Mrs. Felix G. Emart. the hostesses being Mines. Emart. J. F. Summons, William A |Taggart and Phil. Crutcher. The neeting was one of the most enjoya- 6le held this year. Miss Mary Co., rinne Smart played tae ukulele and Lang: Miss Frances Land gave 8 read Ind: Mrs. Jim Moore sang and Miss Estella Simpson played a selection on Ehe piano. Refreshments were .serv- nd
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FUTRALL ON TOUR.

Fayetteville, Oct. 27.-President John c. Futrall of the University of Arkansas left today for South Arkan- sas where he will deliver addresses on war topics at the request of the National Security league and the Ark ansas state council of defense. He will speak at the following places: ;Magonilia October 29, Fordyce Octo- Der 30, Ell Dorado October 31. Camden November 1, Philadelphia November
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John w. Scott.

Members of Jefferson Lodge No PA, I. o. O. F., conducted the last sad rites over the remains of their late brother, John w. Scott, yesterday af- ternoon in Smithwisk cemetery, four miles from Pine Bluff on the Sulphur Springs road. MT. Scott died Thurs day night at his home, 23O1 West Twelfth avenue, after an illness of several weeks. The services at the house were conducted by Rev. w. J. B. Cox, pastor of the First Baptist church.
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BODY UNIDENTIFIED.

Although viewed by thousands of ne. groes, the body of the negro woman who was murdered sor6e time during Thursday night or early Friday morn ing, has not been identified. The body is lying in the H. I. Holderness company morgue and will be held a few days with the hope that it will be identified.
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Miss Lizzie Wright.


 A large number of friends and ac- quaintances attended the funeral ser- vices for Miss Lizzie Wright, who died Friday morning and was buried yes terday afternoon, from the home of her nephew, J. F. Hilton, 1908 Ohio street. The services were conducted by Rev. Leander w. Evans, pastor of Carr Memorial church. The interment was in Bellwood cemetery.
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MONTICELLONIAN BUYS KIssEL

Manager c. A. Oppliger oi the Las CT Motor company reports the sale of a Kissel Gibraltar" seven-passen- ger car equipped with the all-year top, to resident of Monticello.
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Mrs. c. H. Moore.

Mrs. Will Rayburn and Miss Mar. guerite Hayburn are visiting friends i!l Little Rcc,1.
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9atson. Chapel
 | A. Meeting.

l. A. Meeting.
 me Watson Chapel School I'm. Plovement association met Friday af. ernoon. It was very interesting estng and several matters of i'm oltance to the association and elsnborhood were discussed. Are. oft ss to the success of the Hen par gwen on Friday, October 19, was sceived. Everybody had a most en- saOle time at the party, and the loceeds amounted to ST. Mrs. !ocaman is president of the asso. mnon and Mrs. A. l.. Bobo, secre- .y. both of whom are indefatigable vrAefs In the, community.
 nf. and Mrs. H. R. Bloch will leave M week for Kansas City, where MT. .oen VIII be stationed with the gen. e7pany. Mr' ana Mrs. R.. .E. Hunter of Mem os wno nave been visiting Mrs. Son l Mills for the past few days, s returned to their home. Mrs. s1au'el, before her, marriage, was TT Nellie Hicks of this city.
 MIs' NJ B. Starr left yesterday for sa'sr, Colo, to visit her daughter, Ass flossie Starr, who is very i'll. t -* M { Fl. and Mrs. Henry Bringman have %eir guests MT. and Mrs. Geo. w. asch,s ae oI Shreveport Mr., and Mrs. Pirs suie n are old time residents of viII 1 bluff, and their many friends hsr, n ske decided pleasure in seeing nem here again. e en . th ". c. Watson and children er ,aa .as morning for Earle to visit IiI, aotner, Mrs. L. C.. Scott. They embar e'ufn the latter part of No nnr s postponed meeting of the iII iSaS Ladies Guild of Trinity church e held tomorrow afternoon. at 1f % W with Mrs. T. E. Griffin,
 vet Second avenue.
 3sss. s and Mrs. J. Rodeerson are
 teaatives in St. Louis.
 so9n Moore of Enaland is vis-
 aoaad's parents. MT. and
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Pastoral Helpers
 Christian Church,

The four sections of the Pastoral Helpers of the Christian church will hold. their meetings tomorrow after hoon at 2:30 o'clock and prepare kheir plans for the weeks work. The Bections will meet with the following hostesses
 Section One--Mrs. Armstrong, 316 East Second.
 Section Two-Mrs. J. w. Warren, l516 West Fifth.
 Section Three-Mrs. w. ;. Miller, lOs East Eighteenth.
 Section Four Mrs. WA. Johnson, po8 West Twenty-second. ..z.e Tsacher Entertains
 Gllday School Class.
 Members of Mrs. T. l.. Culpepper's Lakeside Methodist Sunday school class were entertained Friday eve hing by Mi. and Mrs. Culperper and Mrs. N. c. Massengale, at the home bf the former, 1407 West Nineteenth bvenue One of the most interest Ing incidents in connection with the entertainment was the readiness with which tle boys insisted upon taking fheir young friend, W. H. Parker, with them to the party. MT. Parker recently came to Pine Bluff from Var iaman, Miss, to work with the con tractors in the erection of the Pine Bluff High, school building.
 Others present were Misses Faye !ehner, Ollie Smith, Violet Fuller ayrtle Wilhite, and / Messrs. Guy Pnell, Vim. Laprade, John Rogers, fnd Alexander Baker. Mrs. Mes- Pengale will entertain the class early hext month.
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Immense Coat Offering Monday

Warm Coats of Kersey, Cheviot and Fancy Novelties that repre- sent a money-saving that will appeal to economical women.
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26.75 Coats

Large and varied assortment of typical Froug Models in Pom- Pom, Zibbeline, Silvertone, Ox- fordcloth, Broadcloth, Baffin. Plush, Wool Velour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-28

Wonderful clever are these Coats of Velour, Baffin Plush, Broadcloth, Oxfordcloth, Silver tone, Zebbeline and Pom-Pom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-28

New Coat styles in Zibbeline. Velvets, Plush, Velours, Kersey, Cheviots and Fancy Novelties. Practical and very becoming.
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Scores of new models reflecting all that is new in Coats-Broad- cloth, Oxfordcloth, Velours, Baf- fin Plush and Zibbeline.
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Large Gingham Plaids in all the new patterns and colors; large assortment to select from, 06n at a yard ...................... ......................ZUO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
NEW RECORD IN
STEEL IS 122.6

NEW YORK. May lon transac-
, tons slightly in excess OF one million
shares. todaEs market supplemented
Nor the most part Its gains OF the pre-
Uncertainties IN the foreign situation
ID further indications OF the assured
kuccess OF tho governments band offer
Ytnk constituted the chief moving fac
tors.
Speculative interest. with 4 sprtnE-
ling OF public inquiry, conferred largely
around steel and iron industrials. espe-
c!ally those issues related TO the equip
ueut and munitions groups. United
States Steefs high quotation OF the day
--1@2S-reprcscn:cd Gew record Tor
tho year. Part OF this Saia was can
cel.ed In the more inSiStent selling .or
profits Of the last hour.
Forenos, among the other Strons tn
dus.r!als and speclalties were Lacka-
wanna, Superior and Gulf States StrrlS
at gross advances OF . to ) points.
CopperS were apathet!c until the final
6n reports OF the contamination or a
a-ge government contract. Shtpplnss
|wero among the most prominent shares.
their strength probably resulting from
the arrival or an American naval force
in British waters.
crate advances. though more active than
recently. Ad:iccS tr"ni middle western
and oNrtE@sStern points. wh:Sh r"iort :
ed promising crop conditions. ;tcSoan-ea
for the better tendency shown by SrarS-
ers-
Neavtness, which 1T times rerGcd
|upon weakness. was 'adnoted " the mo-
tors. sugars and minor rails.
The general bond market was tTreS-
Glar. Total sarcs (par Talae) agsrS-
Aeatsd t2.sT0 900.
United States government: :ssues "ere
lEnchAQXeG Oh GALL.
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TICKER. TALK

Dow Jones' sayS--With earnings run
ming at rate OF 125 million dollars quart
eriy. United States Steel IS Showing
peotits Of close to St.65D.00U for each
business DAY and IS making an ac;ua!
addition TO assets OF more than Sl.0UO.-
900 per day.
Interests who keep in close touch with
Steel situation seem confident rhat Y.
$. Steel for years l@lb-lt Will show
surplus after all charges including divi-
dendS at present rate OF close TO $780,
100000. Deductins prospective extra
ordinary war taxes OF $+0.OpD."n" IN adj
dition to normal taNcS would l"ave bal
ancc OF Sl6o.U00.00u.
Financial News bulletin SayS-r.Ntra
dividend rumnrS arr being revived N
the steel group III stocks explanatory.
TO some extent. ut III" strength lately
exhibited By this department. tomsntS-
Zion houses have 1t story that l.atkA-
wanna is 70 get d lare.: extra uiStrlbu-
ton soon. Thu. next dividend meeting
is scheduled u take place in July.
urGl,-Cruciblr Steel Company
declared regular quarterly dividend Of
II. per cent On pr.tcrce~: stock and I
dividend ct { per r,.ni "r accumulated
preferred dividends. both payable June
80. This lravcS pa" cent sill /" be
paid on back dividends.
Directors subscribed $..n"h."r 10
Liberty loan tor benefit Of Stuckholi .rs
a m ,srInipNTS
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. May H. l;utlcr ca >isr
creamery higher than extras 40 :ni. ::
creamery "Nira> -" SCur"I 39ic: tirstS
- Il -: S'rund% - "a 81 IL.
Eggs barely stonIy: fresh gathered
rNiraS - :, u: fresh gathered Siorag"
uack"d lirstS III al: fresh gathered
iir.tS 80 &c J.. state. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western hrun";y whites. I'm" 20
fairy - W:S: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby ka"m"rH browns 3TL M3S.
!'h'.'Sr steady. r"r"ipi$ 1858. state
frrSh -i"','inlS -: Ia. average run - J.. I;
- g..
r'':..'..d poultry Iull anh weak: chick
"u> go 80: fowls - - y: turkeys 1SD
g..
EIuG" taSi'r.
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class will be dismissed this evening. Ths
schools will close Tuesday for tho sum.
mer term.
Miss Lucy Chappell who recently un.
dcrwent an operation in Mt Carme!
hospital ut Columbus, is getting along
nicely and her many friends hope that
she may soon be able to. return to her
home.
Mrs. D. Mcvey, Of North Chestnut
street, is visiting her sister. Mrs. George
Robinson, Of New York City.
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BREAK
IN THE CEREAL

CHICAGO, May 17.-Wheat slid rapid
IL downward in value to-day. hurried by
reports that the United States govern
men, had requested Great Britain and
her European Allies 10 Tciinluish I'm
menSe holdings OF Board OF Trade III.
ture delivery wheat contracts purchased
here and In other leading domestic grain
centers At the farthest point OF til:
break. prices were Off AZ much as IL
cents. bat something OF reaction iol,
lowed and the close, although unsettled
was at to II cents net decline with
July at $40 and September ut Sl.99.
Other leading staples all shared In the
setback. corn finishing l to "a cents
down. oats lower Is to Il cents and pro-
visions l2i: T15 to 50 cents.
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GAINESVILLE

RAPNESvlLLE. O.. May ia mre,i
ing of thu committees for the a'S NM.
ha nque, was held at the home oi ,.o M,Es
Mildred Cole. of South Lincoln amemu e,
Wednesday, evening TO make arralEe.
, w r"' for the annual alumni banquet
' MM'r% Friday evening May %. TickeiT
which formerly sold for 90 cc 1 E,;,, WI" III
sell this year for 80 cents, anu drm m,'' and
l,rnnl: StnrcS
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Local Red Cross Organization.

\ meeting In the interest or the WORK
If thr Red Cross Sorlnt! was helu d.
m, hirh school room Tuesday evening.
Will" n large number were present no
permancn, organization WAS effected.
Committee has becn arranged for 10 can,
vuS& the entire town and all citizens VIII
hc Solicited 10 becomr members on tHe
local ncd cross orGaniZa ton. which Is
10 he :, part Of The Belmont county chap
ter. \ working membership costs 81. a
contributing membership s.. 1t is hoped
that not less than 1000 members VIII
speedily he received. Fer,naneni "rRaniza,
uf the rhapter Notice or which will be
given later. Persons desiring to join
before tho rommirtec makes It's canvass
can do 50 by applying for msmbrrshlp
Al ANY time IT, Miss Anna II. Norris.
membership chairman. Headquarters at
National Bank OF Barncsrill".
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SUGAR

Nl.W .ni:N. May l7.--Eaw sugar
si"ld.. yrutriIu%aI $G.n2, snnIaSsrS,
$i.iI. roIn"G. steady; i'm granulat"'l.
$1.IHN.IW.
Futures w"r" "EiN m"'i"ra:6'r active
early. IN ;i,". UIdrrir:I,. Was ms. Il led
and r"Ic.": w'Gc " /" points l"wrr At
EuUn IuLrr scattered ,npmiSSiun house
selling. nrurrpr.G hy ,hr con- in"cd ii l.
rrIi Ii:rrincs i,i tE' spot market.
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Entarained.

Miss cora Cameron. OF North Broaa.
way entertained Il number OF 1rlendS
M her home Thursday evening. an ell
inv,bIr time was had by the guests
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

[:- rs.:lIs N,,'' "a :. l!II,:,'.- 10. I"Uul
Harris. Winthrop * Coz
NEW YORK. NJ! '..--lr.,'"S were
.hct-"r a-aia .rNii:. Thee WaS little
News. bat Mh.,, ".,nt. WI; WAS u": r:i-
Favorable AID M. SHORTS "nv"r..t u.
a.a!u "a:':%r freely vi:n'i, ::...I..,i tp:.
genera: s..lIa':"r. AH';h. day ~ -
vii! pr,bahiI' 50" L.. ~E:..r: iutrrcSf wall
"l;n,iaa:-G M i, ':.t,,i't =" wet: 20 ,G,"n
in:>s Tor - T. 1''.ip''.
Scrtiru"a'. hGw"["r j. changing and
Is 1ossih.r ~ ar in T." :. hotter Id
:ance than g"':"rtily tXp"c."d.
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The members Of the Modern Prlscilla
,'IIh were entertained Thursday a1ter-
uoohn Y Mrs ManScl l'ancoaSt' AT heT
hnm, ON North Chestnut street.
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Club Meets.

dclir,,rul meeting of the An Fat
,,iirn wifi be held Friday afternoon win
Airs, Gibson Bradfield. at her home on
North Chestnut street. the alIeol'o ro
viii b. spent at fancy work and nice re-
fr,shmcnts will be served.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. May l.. II.
Furnished The lntelrlGcEcer BY A. F..
MaSten Il Co. members New York Stock
Exchange National Bank OF West Vir-
giua building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
+ brand. manager.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. May II. -.
Furnished The IntcllgrHcer by A. e
MaSlen II Co, mcinhess New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Vtr.
GINA building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
r.. Brand manager.
aid ! Aa'S
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Laying Brick.

Work on the new t. Il q. depot is pro-
crossing rapidly. The brick is now be-
Ing laid and it is hoped Ahat il Will soon
he near completion.
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N, Y. STOCK GXCHAN1G

WHEELING. W. Va. May II. H..
Furnished The Inte1f4enccr By A. q
Mastan & Co. members New FORK Stoca
Exchange. National Hank Of West Vir-
gInla building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
F. Brand, manager.
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Will Meet.
Modern Priscilla Club.

The next meeting Of Belmont Grange
will hr held "Wednesday evening" MAY 10
\ program will be given.
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WHEELING. W. Va. May H. H..
FURNISHED The lnre1nEencer by a e
n,steu 4 Co., members New York Stock
EXchunSe National Bank OF West Vlr'
rinia building, Wheeling. W. Va LOUIS
+. Brand, manager. -
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY, Pa, May 17.-Credtt ball
ances 1910; runs 140,545; average 49,.
669; shipments 6o,2S1; average 53.S77,
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Barnosvills Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Shafrr and SON.
Oliver Mrs. g. r: Scott and Miss Char-
nv 1in,,incuti, Of this place. were WISH
tors in Wheeling Wednesday,.
Mrs. Raymond Lewis: OF Lima. will
arrive Friday evening for 4 visit with
l,.r parents Mt. AMI Mrs. Charles Camp
bell. al Cherry street
.AIhrn Duvaul OF the ship Delaware,
l.. :. ~ left Thursday after an eight
,iays visit with his mUther. Mrs. Annie
IIUyauI and brother, Glen Duvaul. Of
Laws street
Mrs Won Thnrnhcrry. Of 90 umhus is
Visiting with relatives and friends OF
th!S place.
Harley Jackson. who has been work.
iuw Im Ashland. has returned To his home
here.
Final examinations arc. being held in
tie uiIhlir schools This week and Monday
and Tuesday OF next week. The Senior
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va, May u. -.
Furnished The lnterlgencer by =.
Nasten u Co. members New YORK STOCK
Exchange, National Bank OF West Vir'
ylnia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
f. Brand. manager.
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METAL.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Metal EN-.
change quoted lead firm; May l0h %
1913; Spelter dull; May. East st. Louis
delivery, 9M @9A. At London lead 23U
pounds. 1oc; spelter. 81 pounds.
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list! VUVlsIIIVIIS.
Wheat-No. . red S2.S3 q 2.S3: No. ;
red S2.55: No. hard nominal: No. ; hard
soS0I@.s5.
Corn-No. ? yellow SL67G l.6Ih4: No
2 yellow Sl.66G 1861: No. l. yellow
SISSY.
Oats-No. 3 white T0GTlc: STANDARD
T03i0Ac.
Pork-S3S.00.
I.ard-S22. 80 R22.46.
RIhs-SHN 10 q 20 81
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEEL Inc. w. VA. MAJ -. -.
Furnished The IutrrnHcurrr ~ \ T.
MaSten Il Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Vir.
giuia building. Wheeling. ". VI Louis
H. Brand. manager
STOCKS. Bid. Ask
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rlTTSl:URGlI. May iI.--Cattlr stGaG 6S
supply light. choice Sli ''Wt- wv
- Sh,.cn higher: supply light. Prime
wr,h"r slI 7jMl2 %; Gull and common
81 n0Ti M: lambs sll .OUQ 10 10: veal
calves SIS 50Q II 90. ,,.,
Hngs steady receipts - dounIe Gees a;',,,,:
rrinr hrayi,.s SIG 4umlG 45: medlumS
~ u, III If AZ: heavy workers. SIC U9dD
II; -: light workers. $14 QUO - W; PIGS
iI3 1Im II %: ruughs SIS U0@l5 Is.
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rHIrAtiu. May 17:-HoEs: receIPI Is
G.uHn: weak. Bulk So Soyl % "a ~ HE az
INV Ea SI5 66MlG 40; rough SIS GVV
IL -. pigs $40 5UmlA 50. ,,.o
!" ,: mi r receipts 5000; firm. Naive
h.rT calves 81 6DWl3 10: stockers and
feeders 81 GOM 10 40; cows and he''cfS
81 G5mli co. Calves $40 90 Il ~; ,,,ors
Shrel. RECEIPTS ";noS' s sf9 IS a is S.;
lambs Sl5 SQ6I2Q 70.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. May u. II.
mango:
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FINANCIAL NOTES AND comHET.

[ ES private Tirr |" y. Il. MiSt'n " CO..
NEW fpitN. Nay i.---An item OF I'M
tCreSt is til. aumoUEccu"nt that ,h;
Gducible Steel 60. has Declared = regular
quarterly GiviG"ni tn. preferred
AStock and four par rrit; "t t!r'' itrrf'art="
|lea wing four ,"... crr;. Hu.. II back divi-
ien1s on this class ~ stock. TIN. Sit9 |
shares ar, much in favor with The bull
rlcmci!t NOR confluence III this seq
ton ot ,l.r list being iustitt"t! by the
excellent earnings and prospects for Il
continuation OF prosperity IN THIS lia:
OF inluStrialS. Thor: IL a NOR: cheerful
feeling regarding the Russian situation
and a continuance at advancing ,"hIcL-
ci.S may h. witnessed.
There a". rumorS ~ extra stock d;Ti-
dcndS IN companies with large surplus.
II - said ;hat surplus earnings VIII he
capitalized this way 10 cirCumScnt iH>-
atlrn. I.achaw:tiua Steel - Ei"n:ic.'G.l
as o;l, OF Chs. first ''"tTran:'. Hi,lia VIII
declare sock GiNI.'"II.
;::n Bryan $ays--Iii-!:..' :":-.$ axe
:.:ik:,. o. at. Great %":;:.,:'i Ore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18

TOLEDO. o.. May 17.-Wheat. cash
So so; July So H3i: September 5" Vi.
Glover seed. prime caShSi0 so; October
Sll CT: December $ll -.
Ais:ke. prime CaSi: $ll so.
Timothy. prime cash - 20: September
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18

Fo.tora CIass--TTansfcr hnnLs cIuso June s. for an
extra ~ per cent cash trr,d"nd payable Juno -.
Central Glass-T:snsErr hnnss close May "6. Tor
Der cent cash dividend payable June l.