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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Iaren and Mrs. Charles Clcgg. Of Wheel

Haren and Mrs. Charles Clcgg, Of Wheel
ia shaukland. OF lancsville is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Mary Shanklana,
and his sister Miss Jessie ShanKiah"' VI
North Arch street.
+. \. Ayers Of GAINESVILLE. was a pusl-
ness visitor hero Thursday.
Misses Marjory Stevens AND EllZaoeth
t'assclIs II this place. will leave sun
duy Tor Columbus. where Miss stevens
will enter office training school ana NlSs
t,nssrlIs will enter Mann's business COL
Edmund K+-iun,. OF this place. was n
Wheeling Thursday In attend the Luhei "4
Of hi4 ,.nlsin. Private Albert Bachrnan.
Miss Eva Ncdra Carter, OF Notth
Broadway. lrf, Wednesday evening LOT
Mt. Pleasant. Etah where shc mas &c.
ccptcd L position us assistant III @
music department ~ Wasaich cHliese.
Miss Ca-tcr's many friends VIE" '''
SUCCESS in h:r new work
], l. lJenney. nf " hcellnB, VIZ Hef
on business Thursday.
Mrs. Cieurg. London has returned 10
her home in Pittsburgh after S1Sii
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs " IL!
Nrrnycr. Of South Broadway.
Misscs Clara Reed and Frances Hilton
will return to their homes mere SaIur
day after q weeks visit win MISS
Louise Hilton. of Washington. d. T.;
Richard Hardsty. who has been Eisit-
ing his parents. Mr.. aSd Mrs. d: Z. mar
drsty, OF South broadway, left THURSDAY
FOR Cleveland. where he was calico 10
report for service
William Frost. Of Fairvicw. was mere
Wednesday, Oh his way TO Camp Sncr-
ram. having received word that his son.
C1vd. Frost. was seriously i'll
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
(From Logan 4 Ryan to q. f. Masten &
Co. by Private Wtre.l

CO. BY Private wire.)
NEW YORK. Oct. 3--Thr street *
very much at sea- md apparently not
abic to arrive Mt dcrnit: conclusions a.
rrnrplc with should PRESENT develop
n7cnts on tho battle fields result in an
oycrthrnw carlicr than hrrrtnforo "X-
pectcd of tho central powers.
Europeans governments generally
hayc had mon in institutions n: work
FOR q long tfmo gathering statistics and
making invest CATIONS With a view u
determining Just what methods should
hr pursued In tho postwar p"riM IN
connection with the matter Of remodel
ing or rccastlnG the war machine so that
business OF MI tynns can. within Il rca-
snrablr period. alter present methods
and perform again their prr-war funG-
lions.
In tho Tnitrd Statcs not much has
hccn done along those lin:S and cuuS"
oucntly the business community has
few guides and can only SurInisn. md
then only In IN uncertain manner. just
what tho proper procedure will h.. It
crnrI1s Of securities. despite the vast
ru rn;ngs, whirh have boon rIlinE up ARE
being Inundated with Il view nf replace
Incnt when t"ndcrcl"s ar" NOR" clearly
defined and that many securities which
have suffered severely. like" for instance.
rhc general principl" that they have Suf.
rrred long and hard. and that my
ching; must Of necessity ne for tho bet
ter. Il can easily b" seen that The motor
companies; can adjust their affairs rather
PROMPTLY, and that the position Of the
oils is not likely IN be- greatly Impaired.
and tn. sam" might he said To be thu,
ease III The instance of the rolls Eut
even so. tho who'll affair is so complex
that opinions rs ia tho future are not
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LIVE STOCKS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-H"gs- pts,
29,0UQ hrnd; market closed fairly active
at 10 t. 25c lower than vest riay's aver
age: butchers. slg.0DGI i".i. light. SIS. -
q 1850; packing. S1S.l0WlS.I3: rough.
$3.50 1900; pIgs, good 10 choice 1900
41S.O0.
Cattle-rRrccipts. 5000 head; nat!r,
steers Of sl5.Dt u $500 slow 10 lower:
low grade and westerns active and ft:rd-
crs steady: butchers 10 10 lic higher:
calves strong To- 25c higher; beef cattle.
good. choice and prime. $l6.fd % go.
common and medium. 100000 las;
butcher stock. COWS and h?iferS, S1.35 ~
1875 Gamers md cutters. SE.c;Ev 80;
Stockcrs and feeders. good. choice and
fancy, SlD.15W13.T5 inferior common
and medium, I.'5@ 1878: veal calves.
good to choice. $500 q 1915.
Shrrp-ltcceipts. $4,000 head; market
slow to 35c lower; lambs. choice and
prime. Sl5.75m 1850: medium and good.
s13.T6@ 1915: culls sS.h6n 100; ewes.
choice and prime. $l0."j q 1915: medium
and good. S9.0uGt 1925: rulls. SS.5OI'.0h.
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.l|TTLETON

Mr. md Mrs. J. i. Petit were shor-
ping in Wheeling Tucsday.. j.
Mrs. charles Kimble. Of Grafton Is
visiting her parents here for row Gays.
Mrs. Jennie Murgravc is visiting hcT
SON Earl in Connel!svi!le Tor seFerA
u Mrs. Jacis .il0m left Wednesday for
her home ut Downs after a short viSlt
re with her sister, Mrs. jennie Naoc
Amos Jullinec. OF Warrington, WIS
business visitor here rhursdaF- r
MI and Mrs. y. George and family
hive returned home after several Guys
visit with friends in WeilsourE
Mr.. and Mrs. DR. SLd"y; Of f- Mt,,is''tT
Miss Mae lsurr is visiting her parents
in Fnlryicw for Il few days. .
Mrs. howard Church WAS called -, 70
Petersburg. Va. on account or tnh ~
ness .nf her husband. who is IN framing
Mrs, Henry Sole. Of Burton. spent Sat
urdny and Sunday here with friends.
Mrs, Mute CARLY lett SATURDAY eve
ming for Camp Meade. Admir-, M,
where she will visit her son. VINO - Ia
training at that place.
John Hutchinson. OF tameron' WIS
business visitor here Monday.
Mr.. II. q. Henderson has retmrneo
horns after II few days spent. in Wash
ington. D. c. At. ,,,c, ot-
tended the piCtur" show IN Hundrco
Tur.day evening. 1t showed the pictures
of th.. West Virginia boys at camp Lr:e'
Mrs. Charles Riggs has returned nome
after short visit with friends IN CAM
". n. Higgins. who is employed IN
Holloway spent Saturday ana SulooS
here with his family. l.,
Miss NJ. PrndcrGrast was shopping IN
Wheeling Wednesday,, ,,.,,.. .r.
Mrs. Fred IIoker and son wilbur spenL
Tuesday and Wednesday, here VIII.
NJ iohp CuIlnion was business Wis
Itor in Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Eobh. nf Wheeling. was
lu.incss visitor here Wednesday,.
Mrs. fi.nry Anderson has r"cclVe1
word that her son WilAr mas arf'FeH
safely in France.
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IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.---Tho Irnn Age.
in it's summary Of the iron and steel
situation. says:
Th., ilrIn uf transrrndinG interest is
how TIL. eight hour basic day. adopted
by tn. steel Corporation. III lie ap-
uiitd, and how tar through the Iron and
st Eel Industrial fabric It's effect. will hr
felt As yet M details ar" Forthcoming
as II how 10 To- 16 % per cent. wage IN
crease. which II means at the present
time. will b" applied 10 employees com
pcns7lt"d nm :. tonnage basis. or to those
as in blast furnace plants. VIII" remain
for "4-huur periods of work in change
If turn Bur 1t has h"cn nscertalneI
thnt in Cnrpuratinn PLANTS the one ana
unc-hnlf rate for nVcrtin" viii apply
also to Sunday and holiday work. in
stead OF II double rate.
Steel makers generally have made no
ms they are waiting for
information on the details. 4 meeting
of the general committee OF the AH,crt-
rnn Iron and Steel Institute on "odnca-
dny will probably take up the subject
and possibly an announcement may DC
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Oct 3.--The rnarkct for
raw susa- is steady and unchanged at
T.2Sc for centrifugal. The committed
continues 10 purchase whenever freight
room is available. and today announced
that it had arranged for the shipment OF
10000 bags OF Cubas for October ship
InrnL
In refined sugar prices remain at tho
9-ccnt iev'4l for fine Granuatcd. but bust
ness Us yet has not Increased to any
material extent, as certificates are said
10 De- coming forward slowly. Ecfners
are able To make prompt delivery. tx
port business is Of fair proportion.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK Oct S.--Bu;tGr steady;
creamery higher than extrus at 6la Gr
&c: extras ts2 score). Gle: hrsis So r. ~
0ItC; packing stock. current make, Nv.
=, 4VL! gale. d.
Eggs barely steady; fresh gathered
extras. 5GGGSc: fresh gathered regular
packed extra tlrstS. "a a 35c: do hrsts,
i2Gp $50; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
western hcnnery white. tine In fancy.
GS 73c: state Pennsylvania and nearby
hruncry browns. 5SM 60c: do. gathered
brown and mixed colurS. IOGu57c :.
rhEc,Sc strong: slate, whole milk flats,
> a. 81 I-c.
Flour unchanged.
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CLEMENCEAU SEES
FINAL, VICTORY NEAR

PARIS. 'Ot:t 3.--With victory In siEhe
the allied nations should set themselves
FOR the last sacrifice hcfor" the maj
triumph Is secured. Premier Clernen-
ccau declared today in ringing, Dro-
nuIIciaIncntn.
TIN; ,rcnticr4 words were embodied
I'm y letter H., has sent to tho consul Srr-
.r,I W the luirr. which has passed an
address strongly supporting the GOV
ernment's course,
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McMechep 8rfefA.

Major Claud Goodwin and family. VII"
have hccn visiting here for number
~ days. returned to their home at Fair
mont. W. Va.
Master George Cri*w"ll is seriously
III Mt his home on Seventh and Marshall
streets.
Misses ThrIma Morris. Laura Tarr
and Shirley. WAyman attended the Court
theatre last evening.
Mrs Crow Ali. continues seriously
i'll nj hrr home on Marshall street.
Miss Francis kildon has accepted
position ut the Midway Confectionery
rs clerk.
Mrs. w. T.. Shaw. who has been I'll for
Isomr time is improving slowly.
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poad Work Coos EorEnfd.

Work Of the rebuilding Of the county
road through III" nnrrows. between the
McMuchen cnr barn and the Glendale
coal mine. continues To move forward
rnpidly. Tho grading and the widening
Of half the road is almost complete
while large force is huSy putting
the ccncrci. base which will later be
covered with brick.
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suroical Dressing Class.

;hcir weekly meeting this evening. The
time will hn devoted TO making ha ndaE's
and other surgical garments. There is
plenty of mnterial now and all that this
sncietv needs il som" IN" to help do
the work. Every ono IS invited to. nt-
tend these meetings.
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OF their usual worth. and consequently
the policy OF keeping obligations con-
tracted would app.ar to be about the
most judicious under the circumstances.
The war news Is very favorable. but too
much uver-conii1ence seemingly ~ DIS
played IN Some quarters, as, no doubt,
much hurd lighting will be necessary
h.rors the foe Is yauGuiShed
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Will Learn French.

number at II. young ladies ~ this
,itv wili avail themselves tn" oppGrtM-
nifty If ,ai<ing French lessons at tfse ":
w. 9. j. which is h"in: given thrrr. oi
Madame ''ul-u. This is *pirnn''i
chance for nj IL tax" r"nVcrSali"f';lt
French and the tim" given tn the s'u"S
will not b. regretted.
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Making Great Dr1~.

The ladies Of the Fifth district mr.
making 4 great drive. putting the city OF
McMchen- over the top on the Fourth
Liberty loan. Mr.. J. d. Martin IS Eener-
al chairman. and with Is able committee
Is doing great work.
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Toledo Grain

TOLEDO. o.. Oct.3 --Clovrrserd-
February. S23.U0: March( S22.90.
AlSike-ETime cash, Etnber,$l e."3.
December. $3.50; March. $3.50
Timothy - Prime cash (oid). {a.Oh;
new. $50; October $3.50: december.
5j.3iE: March. 1886.
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pr.rrsguRaH LIVE STOCK.

FITTSEEkGH Oct: 3;- -GH.I rs S'EanS
Sheap steady; supply light; prime
wethcrs. s11.00ml1.76: culls and COM
mon, S7.50pS.5u; lambs. $1,000 u 1873.
veal calves. slS.0H1906.
Hogs dull; receipts. :5 double decks:
heavy workers.. S19254tl9.40: pigs, $lS.75
lIs.Q0: l-,ughs. Sl7.bGn 1850. -
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ADVANCE GRANTED.

Nl.M' YORK. Uct. 3.---Fnriy -fvN th0u-
sand lungshOrrIn"n in New York. Balti-
more. Boston. Norfolk and Newport
N"wS were granted an eight hour day
and an inrrras" 81 - c.ntS an hour Tor
overtime by 4 decision or the nltlnnaL
Ia hor adusrm rnt commission. made pub
lie here late today.
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a a INSTRUMENTATION

The 3. & O. shop employees WIN give a
big demonstration in the Benwood shop
on Saturday on the approach1nE OF their
McMechen band Of 16 pieces will BE- In
attendance and Hon. C. +. CoTngan OF
Moundsvile. will address the employees.
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JOSErTTTTAL & Cove look for
ward to \ continuance OF n trading mar
ket with tho so-callcd phace stocks
strong Union Pacific, Reading. Anaron-
On. Utah and Inspiration rs we'll AS Ma
zinc Preferred appear 10 us tho best buys
f1,' the present
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The quarantine will last for about four
Iiberr BoRdl

A committee in charge Of soliciting
for the Fourth Liberty Loan is keep
ing busy. Quite number Of bonds have
been purchased by the McAechen ciu-
Zen, MS far as they have gone tho reports
are very good, and this city u sure to
SO over the top in her quota
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D-va For 1.ib~rtv I.osa.

In the drive for the Fourth Liberty
loan there are $500 men employed in
Guiding the Wheeling district between
holloway. Ohio and Haizell. W. Va John
Michael is surely some hustler.
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M'MECHEN
Cleaning Day.

All the members of the Ladies Alu
Society OF the First Church ot Coz are
requested To rrporoit the churrh lo-ons'
AS 4 will he hnusr-"leahing gay Il. ."
,Lurrb 4 Iigh, luncheon will be served
NJ noon hour. All members are expect
I'd 10 III present.
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Roturn to Morgantown-

Several Of tn" young mon nome on Il
short furlhugh returned IN MorGant""n'
where they will resume their studies IN
th,, training detachment L. s. army at
thu, university.
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Name. Tonight at Benwool

The members ~ the Il. V. N. Club -!
the ST. Johns church at B"nwnnd MIL
give the first at their series ~ dances
this evening. The committee Of tho AZ
fair Is hard at work. and leaving n"tW
ink untionc SO as In make these afl"ifS
As successful ms they were last year.
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RA Cross Society.

A very well attended meeting was nciu
last evening ut the Red Cross hcadGunr-
tcrs Tho evening was devoted 10 h'iSi-
ness. The thirty-fivc sweaters Which
arc 10 lac finished in the near futurc
are almost complete.
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PEACE REPORTS
DEPRESS CORN

CHICAGO. Oct S.-pcace reports, CO.
peciaily an exaggerated rumor growing
out Of unofficial Turkish proposals for
an armiSiIcA gave bears control OF IN"
corn market most of the time TO-DAY.
with November at SID 10 Sl.29A and
December at $l26M to sL?6Tt. Oats
finished unchanged 10 &c higher and
provisions varied from 81 decline to 7e
advance
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rmportant MsetiM.

tn, Rcd Cross committee. will meet at
In, Red Cross rooms at Tenth and Mar
kct streets on Saturday Oct. 9Th. at 500
". m. for the purpose OF making n partial
rrnort on the Liberty loan drive.
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STOCKS. Bid. Ask l.. S.
Bloch Bros. lob pfd- 100 9S
do common ......-1 --... lbO llbp
Central Glass Works. &. 49,. 80. ll36
Conservative Life Ins- --.-. IL 10
Fustpria Glass Co. -. go. lis no
Glass Co. ut --... lit
Imperial Glass Co.. ..... 96 97
LaRelle Iron Wks- pfd.i 80. ll6 lis
Oh common ..-..-... los X ITO Il0Sh
Market Auditorium -. 1900. So 81
Sterling Pro. Unc.)- .. $500. 1863 il70
United Dairy Co .-... --..- .-...i 20
u. S. Stamping Co.,. ....- I-.... I136
Ward Baking Co. pfd. :. ..... 1890 50
do common .........I IT .---.t 81
Warwick China 90. pr. ..-.. ..... 90
do common ....... E. 49,. .-... Al
Wig. A. Bel. Bridge Co. ..--. ..... 40
Wig Bridge Co. 80. AZ
Wig. Fire ms 60. =. 49,. il51
Wig. Metal & Mfg. Co. $500. So
Wig. Mold 4 Fdy. pfd 4. $685. So 81
do common ....... So. 81 9.
Wig. Steel e. Iron Co. . l5l I52 ISL
Wig. Steel Casting CO. .-... .....!l 100
Wheeling Tile Co. 80. =. &C.. ..il25
Wbitakcr-Glessner pfd. 80. !l1S
DO common .-.-..-.. 49,. 1928
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r.0CrR LETTER.

NEW YORk-Thcre Is not much to
say about today's market. 1t closed
strong on rrmors that Turkey had asked
for peace, but this has not been confirm
I'd. Traders arc searching for such
stocks as will move easily and appear TO
Nc taking the long side for the time be-
ing. The market looks like going higher.
HARRIS WINTHROP & co.
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N. Y. STOCk EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct ;. is. ,
FURNISHED the Intciirsenccr by n L.
Masten & Co.. members " the Nc" I OH
Stock Exchange. Nauoual BAnk Buad'
ing, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis r. Brand
manager.
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Camp Meade Guaranteed

training at Camp Meade. Md. are ia. the
effect that tho Camp is quarant!nrd. the
result Of the epidemic Of pneumonia and
Spanish Influenza. II Is expected that
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Many of the people Of this city spent
yesterday; in Wheeling. attending tho
funeral Of the three young men who died
In camp. of Spanish influenza ;,
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Petroleum

OF. CITY. M, Oct. 3.---C:redit bal
anccA. 500 Runs October !. 64,741
barrels Shipments. 5G.7AS barrels; aver
nr" $500 barrels. -
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New York Cotton Market

N1IFT5LIEt:. ". Va Oct :. IL
Furnished IN" Ithcl1lgencor by A F.
N,st.n & Co. members or tho New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Ruilt
Inr, wheeling. W. VA Louis +. Brand
manage.
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Mr. ]. Is. Garvey. PASSENGER engineer
on the B. &: O. Railroad. has been dp-
ID assistant superintendent OF the
Is. & Q. office. He Is very we'll known
In the city and his many friends will be
glad TO hear Of his advancement
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Standard OIL Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, w. Va Oct. 3. I&
Furnished the I2:eiliGencer by A L
N.s;en & Co. members OF tho New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. w. Va Louis +. Brand,
manager.
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F.B. KEECH & Cove do not think
thcrn Is anything to worry over in the
markets action. It Is simply Hopping
hack and forth md until the government
loan ia placed the largo operators will
doubtless refrain from much activity.
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F.w. WAGNER & co:-The rails, cs
pcctnily tho low priced ones. oils. motors
and utilities arc commanding attention
with c6ppors and shipping shares.
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Cash quotations,
Corn-No. . yellow. $1.55: No. yell
low. sl.4.@l4S: No. { yellow. $l.36.
Oats-No. white. IS y .&p7oNc. stand
ard. 70M7l%c
Pork nominal
Lard, $26.s5.
Ribs 52250923.25
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HARRIS WINTHROP & 90. say:-
Tho stock market will be full OF Cross
currents until tho traders can conccn-
tratc on what they believe to be peace
stocks and determine in their own minds
what nre and what arc not strictly war
stocks.
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CLARK-CHTLDS &c Cove do not
look for much reaction in the stock mar
ket and would buy rails, particularly on
rcccsions. There has been good buying
in L S Steel
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING w. Va Oct \ IN
F,rnished tho 1ntellIxe1>ccr oy A b
Hasten &c Co. members OF the New 1o1a
stock Exchaosa National Bank saAo-
ing. Wheeling. VI Va, Louis :. sF10o,
p,anaRNr
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Curb Mining Stoke.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". VI. Oct =. IL.
= FURNISHED! u. iutellls-nc.r by A. 4
Aastcu < Co. HI.rnl-.rs oc the New YorE
stock Exchange. National NanE build
.nr. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Nrani
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEEL ING. ". Va. Oct. ; rs
Furnished the Intc1r!serccr b. A. e
Ma,ten e Co members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Lark iulld-
Ink. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis F. Brand,
manager.
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NEW y0RK-Dow Jones says: Frin-
ct,,al buying Of Mercantile Marine Sc
curit'es principally tho Pfd- 1t can be
stntcd has boon coming recently, from
England. Buying has been most pro-
nounccd IN the last few days. An i'm
preston. hos gone shout that plan for
liquidating the Marine company will not
Involve tho paymen. OF the American
bonds Of tho company. This view is dis
putcd in important quarters whore 1t Is
stacd that the bonds must be paid off at
40 and int. upjer my plan Marine Us
went TO T. new high on the movement.
Accumulation on e largo scale Ia under
way In Marine Pfd. There WAS selling in
IacLawanra Steel Lackawanna dipped
into its surplus account from 1918 to
1915 10 pay Pfd. dividend
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va Oct !, Ia.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for the Intelligen-
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BANK CLEAR|NGS

'7'arin G.; for October :. .SI.lSn.oo.
Same day laSt year. So l.2nf.3".
Clc.arinrS for October =. Si.@2n SNS.S..
Same day last year. SJ2T.,I3.SS.
Ciesrinc< FOR week ending Thursday.
;. 131. Si0.Sl.
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THE DAYS REVIEW

Furnished The InteliScncer by The J. d.
Merriman Co.
OPENING LETTER
NEW YOEk--Noth1ng especially new
trend OF tho market, Cross currents arc
likely &c. continue. On a fair decline now
tr would seem that stocks could be
bought with considerable safety.
HARRIS WINTHROP & 90.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

N.ivc Stock Commission CO.
WHEELING. W. Va. oct. ;. Is.
CATTLE.
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Financial Outlook-A continuance OF
tho cross-current reimbursement in tho
stock market is indicated by latest do
yrlo;mcnts. On reactions We think the
leading rails. equipments, oils coppcrs
and L. s. steel may be bought Tho
whole situation is one Of peace consider
atoms, but we would not be tho hasty in
making commitments based on immedi-
ate end Of the war.
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS

Rr Privntc Wire to A. F. Masten (: Co.
Tho Marine deal IS understood 70 b
about closed and the insiders predict
l2h for tho stock
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wANTED-Upstatrsg girl A J. CLARKE,
925 Main St. o-f-l