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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
BY BASIL NJ. MANLY.


Special stan Dispatch.
WASHINGTON D. c., Jan. % Ger
nlany's iron and steel industrles-the
basis Of the central powers war ma
chlne-lie within easy reach Of the
great air nayies which the allies are
building with feverish speed. With
these industries crippled the whole
iron machine Of war, built by linden
burg, will be thrown out OF gear
The air nayies-frOm swift lighting
planes TO gigantic bombing machines
with a wing spread OF 100 feet-will be
ready TO begin action by the time at
mospheric conditions permit systematic
operations.
Germany's "iron country" in Lor'
raine and Westphalia. viii be the prln-
cipal target Of the allied air raids.
Look at the map-Germany' princi-
pal ore fields, the rich Lorraine beds
lie wholly within a 50-mile airline
from the allied aviation centre at Nan.
cy-less than so minutes flight even fol
the slOwest machines
These iron mines cannot be des
/ troyed, Of course, but by sy temati'
bombardment, such as the allies arr
building FOR. their operations can be IN
/ terfered with so as % CUT IHElf
OUTPUT IN HALF.
These Lorraine mines produced ever
/ In peace times more than half OF Ger
many's iron, and since foreign import
have been so greatly restricted, the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
RODY CLAIMED BY WIDOW.

MILFORD. Del, Jan. 30.-While fu-
neral services were being arranged for
Harry c. Butts. steward on a Milford
steamship, who was drowned at Phlla-
delphia. HIS friends were astonlshed
when a woman who said she was his
widow arrived
She proved her claims and. It was
found that Butts had left her twenty
years ago at Baltimore. and she had
heard nothing Of him In that time un-
III she read an account OF his drown
ing The funeral arrangements were
at once stopped and the widow had the
body taken TO Baltimore, where it will
be buried.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
ARREST DELAWARE SOLDIERS.

GEORGETOWN. Del. Jan. 3O.-Sherln
Donoway, ordered 10 arrest members
OF the Delaware regiment. now station
ed at Camp Dix. who had gone 20 their
homes without leave OF absence. round
ed up about thirty men In Sussex
county, 1--WE OF them In Georgetown
and he placed them on their honor to
return at once TO the camp, many OF
them leaving on Monday evenings
train and the remainder going yester-
day morning.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
For Skins Affected
by Winds and Weather

This a the season when she who would
have spotless. lily-whlte, satinys COM
piexion should turn her Thoughts 90 mer-
coiized wax. the drm friend OF the winter
7esnoiiinc edects OF piercing winds an
biting cold temperatures. The wax inter-
lilv absorbs the chapped, reddened OF
coarsened cutlcle. bringing forth Drah
now skin. clear, soft aud girlishly beauti-
mi An ounce OF mercO.ized wax, obtain
able al any drug store. applied nlg ATTY
ike cold cream, and washed on mornings
viii gradually Improve the worst complex
She who Goodies herself all day In ap
overheated house and finds her skin nusng
and nabby as a consequ nee, can quichls
freshen up for the evening by 5usI u....i .
ounce OF powdered saxolite in ha.t pm
wien hazel She'll hni this most refresh
Ing, II smooths out wrinkles ana draw
In the saggy tissue.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
TAMANEND, Pa

Main, but fAnurio' has cured that AT
ment entirely. I am in good health
which the photograph proves. ED
WARD H. BANKEs, Tamsnend, Pa.
STEwARTsTowrs, PA took Annfle
Tablets and find them very good to neu-
tralize the acid in the system. l have
received more real benefit and comfort
from their use than anything / have ever
taken. have been suffering Tor years
from uric acid troubles and really be-
Ieve DR.. Pieree's Anurie is a specific Tor
such troubles. ''-MEs. NJ. E. WEST.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
CAS- STOVE FIRES HOUSE.

The Water Witch Fire Company re-
sponded 10 a stlll alarm Of fire last
evening at the home Of ]. 5 Taylor No
i6i7 Woodlawn avenue. an ovcrheated
cas- stove igniting the woodwork in the
bathroom The FIRE was extinsuished
nv Mr.. Taylor. The damage was estt-
mated at Si00.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
PAVING WATFR RFNr.

Clerks at the Water Department were
rushed yesterday, many people paying
their water rents. The amount collected
during the day was s25,032.09, when is
the banner day this year so FAR. Ihe
total collection for the month up 70 last
night amounted TO Si5i,ie3 H. as com
pared with si5i,70 p for the CORE
spending period Of last year.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
COASTER HITS AUTO.

Collidlng with an automobile, owned
by z. z. Hanna. on West Fifth street
Hill yesterday afternoon. William Jones
AGED Q years, Of No. 406 Shipley street,
who was costing on the hill, sustained
q cut head. He was treated at the Della
ware Hospital
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
po1IcF coywssION ROUTINE.

Ony routine business was transacteo
at the meeting OF the Police Commits
sioners Yesterday afternoon The re
mort OF Chief Of Police Black showed "
arrests last week and 30 men committed
10 the workhouse. Fines collected
totaled si6i go.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
REMOVE THE SNOW.

The ten hours allowed by law IN
which the snow on sidewalks IS to be
removed, having expired this morning
the police started 10 secure the names
and addresses Of those who have failed
10 comply with the city ordinance In
this respect. Warrants will be issued
for those who failed 70 clean their side
walks
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
BRAKEMAN SQUEEZED.

James Floyd. Of No. 100 Pennsylvania
avenue. a brakeman on the p, B. ana
w. railroad. was slightly injured yes
teriay afternoon when he was squeezed
between two cars. He was removed TO
the Homeopathic Hospital for treatment.
His condition Is not serious.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
LEAVE FIRE HYDRANTs CLEAR.

Fire Chief Patrick J. Golden has
found that number Of housekeepers
in shoveling the snow from their side
walks have piled Il against the IRE
hydrants. Chief Golden has issued
notice TO those on whose sidewalks the
plugs are to see that the snow is re-
moved from around the plugs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
ILLUSTRATED STORY AT EAsLAKE

Al the Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
Corner Of Tvyenty-seventh and Market
streets, tonisht, George L. Ellney, OF
New York city, will give an illustrated
story entitled. 1.-THE Maynard Boy.
The lecture will be illustrated by 100
beautiful colored stereopticon pictures
The hymns will also be illustrated. An
Offering Will be received TO cover ex-
penses.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
MIR. FnInACRE IL.

Isaac Fouracre, a special officer at the
County Building is confined to his home
by a severe cold Patrick Flood Is act
ing as special officer in his place. Mr.
Fouracre is the father OF Levy Court
man Fouracre.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
rHF ROYAL LAMENT GUARANTEED

VIII relieve Rheumatism. Bad and
Weak Back. Stlf and Swollen joints.
Good for Cuts, Bruises, Aches and
Pains, Frosted Feet, Sprains, Sore
Chest, Difficult Breathing, Asthma
Bronchitis and Prevents Pneumonia.
Ask your druggist for the Royal.-Adv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
AsBIRY QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

The Rev. DR.. Robert Watt, superin-
tendent Of the Wilmington district VIII
preside at the fourth quarterly confer
snce OF Asbury NJ. z. Church tomorrow
evening.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30

Watch the daily papers Tomorrow Tor
complete details Of Aliller's Proht Shar-
ing February Furniture Sale-AdN.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30

Watch the daily papers tomorrow Tor
complete details Of Millers Proht Snar-
ing February Furniture sale ADV.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
To Prevent Old Age
Coming too Soon!

% "Toxic poisons in the blood are thrown
out by the kidneys The kidneys sct a.
filters for such products II We Wlsn 70
prevent old age coming too soon and ms
erease our chances for a long life, We
sbould drink plenty Of pure water and
tske little Anuric,D says the world
Famed DR. Pierce Of Buffalo, n. Y.
when suffering from baekache, FIRE
ouent or seanty urine, rheumatic pains
here or there. or that constant tired,
,gorn-out feeling, the simple way 70 over
coma these disorders is merely to obtain
: lt5e Auuric double strength) from
vonr nearest druggist and you viii quick.
~ notice the grand results. You will md
\ MANI times more potent than lithiai
and that it dissolves uric acid almost as
h. water does sugar.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30

Il Am Fita7cl ~
recon m e n d DR..
Pierce 8 Anuric
Tablets because Of
the benefit / receiv-
ed from their use.
They have cured
me and made a
better man Of me.
Was working for
the L. V. r. r. at
earpentering and
was obliged TO
leave work and 60
home because Of
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30

watch tho daily raners tomorrow for
complete details OF Miller's PROFIT Shar-
INK February Furniture Sale.-Adv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
EAT
What You Like
Use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to
Help Your Stomach and
Do Not Worry.

believe Me. Enjoy My Meals 20 inc
Ttn,It No Fear Of Consequences, Either.
while Have stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
10 Fall Back Upon"
Dvspepsia. indigestion, weak stomach
and similar names simply mean that tne
mat Is where Stuarts Dyspepsia lab-
iefs come in--by supplying this deficiency.
IN YOU will cnt a Stufrt's Dyspepsia ran
LET after each meal and one Just before
Won 20 10 bed. YOU will learn that there is
no harm IN your meals. -
The reason Il clearly plain. Your sys-
tenn lacks the proper digestive Juices 70
Dvspepsia Tablets give the stomach ana
other organs OF the digestive apparatus the
wherewlthnl 20 digest food.
Get q soc box from any drug store ana
try them.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-30
NO. sos SIMPLIFY ST
Re Are o''eriug for Sale S verai
Des'rab E H ms as Fo' 0 vs.:

Des'rab Hrm-s as Fo' vs.:
Do not fail 10 look these properties over
before purchasing elsewhere.
23Os Jefferson st., rooms, bath, porch
and heat: extra large lot
2ol W 18th ST., rooms, bath, porch and
heat.
los Concord Ave. rooms, bath, porch
and heat
1922 Van Buren, St.. rooms, bath, porch
and heat; extra large lot.
1O6 winchester Place, z rooms, bath,
porch and heat
ois.i5 West Fourth ST.. rooms. bath.
porch and heat. each.
Northeast Corner Ninth and Pine SITS,
store and two apartments.
Southeast Corner Ninth and Pine Sta,
two-story brick dwelling; store properly.
A large ten room house, 500 W, Iwelfth
ST. with large side yard. bath and porch
We would like you 10 look these prop
critics over carefully and make us an ouer.
we have a number OF other properties on
/ our list for sale. BY your request we VII
mall you a special list
! Hawkins & Company
no. 100 w. NINTH STREET.
| Post Once Square. wilmington De-
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For Sac
FoR SALE

FOR SALE
500 van Buren, St., II r. b. p. II. 8. 800
1000 Clayton St., s r, B, p, H.. 100
si6 W. Fourth St. 10 r. B. p. H.. $1,000
400 W 31st ST., r., b. =, HIS, 90
son Poplar St., X. b. II
1920 Shallcross Ave. X, B. p, II. % 100
1923 Clayton ST., r, B. p. II;
mike offer.
o9rf TotnaU 81 SR r. p H. 81 900
100 Adams ST.. r. B. H........... - o0
f23 W. 18th St, 6 RIB, p. II tC0rj 81 l3o
Hills n. Harrison ST., r, B, p. .S2 800
an West 81 10 III r. p II ...... s. .OOn
1907 Adams ST.. 10 r, y. p. H.. 5000
24i3 Washington St., Il. B, P, hot
water heat
sis W. 10Th ST.. sR. h, p. HIS l2s0
LARGE LIST AT OFFICE
w V MONTGOMERY
NO. ei9is ORANGE ST. D. & A. $40
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

From LCgan and Bryan TO \. T.. NaSten
Il Co.. by Private Wire.
NEW YORK, oct. lU.-Thc tone OF the
market in general was somewhat IN
proved today with specially issues such
US the oils and shipping SHARES IN many
instances recording substantial enhance
mont in prices. Tho war news was OK
cccdlugly' favorable from an Allied view
point aud dispatches from abroad seem
ed TO suggest that much confusion no"
rr.lgns in Tcutonic countries.
Quite naturally thurc ore many VINO
r,.ncludc that present day Developments
abroad arc somewhat Indicative or an
arlirr cessation Of hoStilItiCS than was
antici putcd :. while ago: on this aSsunip-
lion, discriminating investors cAh!pll
willingness 10 pursue the buying size OIL
The sh:tTes Of companies that are expect
ing to benefit by return to normal con-
dilions. Considering the rather ShaTP
,locliuc that has taken place III some OF
the so-callcd war shares. II seems
only natural that some StcadineSs IN TINS
Department assert itself but, taken on
tho whole, the buying power did not
seem To represent anything moro than
desire on the part Of shorts to realize
profits. .r,oo. q
Under the present run of influences q
market such as has been witnessed IN
the recent past, can be kcd Tor. with
Inc conservative element farorinS, pur-
chaSas of the So-called peace SHARES
while further liquidation OF the war
shares can be expected even though the
samr be- condu cted in orderly fashion.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK: Oct. l0.--Buttcr firm;
creamery higher than extras at 5s y a.
zoe: extra (g2 Scorel. 59c first. 81 = q
IS &C; packing stock (currcnt Dlake). No.
.. 39M39lxc.
Eggs firm: fresh gathered extras
56dt51r; fresh gathered regular packed
extra rirsts. $40 55c; do. flrsts. SIG sac;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby western
hcnncry white. line In fancy, 100 TSc:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby western
brown and mixed cuIors. 50G 57c.
Cheese steady: state fresh, specials.
33I33L.c do. average run, 3?h
Foultry--Livc firm: chickens anc
fowls. 20 a anc: do. roosters. &c; tur'
keys, 2Sm30 c!=1L
dressed poyItrH steady and un-
changed. n
Flour unct16nged
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PEACE STOCKS
SHOWED GAINS

NEW YORK Oct 1o.--Peac~ ard war
SHARES again pursued widely ,tIVerEent
courses in tpdays stock -trarSet- GAINS
In the first named DIVISION ear euNs~A'P
ping Irrexular losses elsewhere
T-din~ assumed wider Sund larger
prrporrions although the greater part OF
the days Transactions concentrate IN
equipments. shi7ptuSs. OILS. oeAttsS aao
~ 20 United States Steel which
rnsist,d pressure better than other
shnCre OF the same class. closing NJ g
gain ~ -, FONTS. me stoeks most ~
roiut advance. Texas Company. which
roSt, 6i- points and Mexican Petroleum.
IN yvaicn the extreme gain WAS slightly
in excess OF ten points.
Striking features in the Utility group
Included Peoples Cas- American TeIe.
phone ard Western Union. the wire
companies deriving further strength
from their guaranteed status under isa-
srel control
Rails were an uncertain quantity the
most Of the day by reason of CANADIAN
Paeifc's i=Tcguiarity. hat Union Faclthc
and Reading strengthened on the better
mon and preferred also contributing.
Pools resumed bullish operations Al
the motors and tobacc"s at moderate az
vanceS for the most part ana suSh
inactive specialsies as United StaIsS ~,
and General Electric Registered e1treirG
saips Of 2 to points Sales amounted
to 625.oo0 shares.
Echanxe on Paris yielded slightly.
rates to Holland also r'eacsinE.
The Bank OF England report ShoWcd
another }orce accession TO its gold hold
inrs and @ strengthening OF liability re-
Eonds OF all descriptions. including
Liberty issues and internatonals> were
epprec:abiy higher on more e1tenSIE"
trading. Total sales tpar valued aSEre-
c.at%d S1o.6.oci1 Old United States
bonds were unc .nEcd on call.
On the curb russian "a ana
sdv.nced five seven points. respect
!yely. on hee, buying In the last ha1t
hour.
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EnmExz1ER sENTBNCE1

PITTSBURGH. Oct lo.-Johr W.
Fulton, former auditor at the western
penitentiary, was sentenced to 1ou.
years in the workhouse this morning oy
Judge Thomas D. Carnahan. In CRIMINAL
court. Fulton had entered a Plies OF
guilty to embezzlement OF moro tnan
$4,000 Of the institution's funds. Full
ton was sentenced to the worKhouse on
Recommendation Of John M. Eaxan' pa
role officer Of the penitentiary. VINO heid
that sentencing him to tho latter place
would have an Ill effect on the prison.
or FULTON wap charged with embeszling
$1,000 from the prisoners tobacco fund
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The DAYS REVIEW
t7rnruIshsd The Iatellsgeneer by J. D..
Merrimau & Coy
NrnRN1NH STOCK LETTER.
ar,,;nD sen,ns 10 bring h

y Each morning seems 10 prihs tett'.
,aws from the fighting front. Market
las had a good decline and should get
a rally at least. although the buying ~
I,,obably quite limited now on account
Il money conditions aud the Liberty
Ioan.-Harris Winthrop o..
Dow Jones says: While Steel naS gone
.s.,wn with war shares. il is put in :.
class OF its own by itnancial interests OIL
s 800 Euying ut Steel has been
rharactcrized rs good. Heavy selling on
"wednesday came trorn thre. houses sup
used to represent LlEeruore interests.
Mnny rumors bearing on political dlsor-
scr in Germany were ailoAt.
~ nIosiYe Cornpan;.- il was stated that
are which occurred at ~" He'q 1st.G Sc :
: :s;S 5000, all Of W"ieA is covered by
as ..rS. Mexican Petroleum,
and other oils moved up in Ss,nDain Hon IN
r~port that fuel adtninistF..or $3.50
suggest substitute measure tot sartrSS
EunSsys. II helped the whole list. Bny, :,
ns Of Marine preferred IS c"nS"n t,lE.,s't
in few houses ideutilisd VITA loFHie'
SIr market movements III the s'ocA.
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c,oxrrc7 sroCK LETTER,

Prices Failed some !FoW M M. e ~
points in the Steela. but the o.'s n.ts :
cas- ali wonderfully good. Traders S IRE
s;in striving TO pick peace stocks: Due
evidently huvins a hard time 10 u., 81
mate. The coppers may he seIects a.; =.
any time. as they must DC Peh.e rrI.I;,
a traders market. subject to cross cur,
rents. and will probably remain 50 uhtlI
something definite comes from the Ger
Jntns Even then II will be difficult 10
cake selections. - Harris. Winthrop
A., 70
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tOpen.I .Hish J Low. | ClosA
Police COURT.

Eli Reed and Ed HiEhtre. disorder11es,
were handed S. and trimmings in police
court yesterday. John Steen. soused.
was separated from 81 and trimmings.
Charles Holllager, drunk and panhAn-
ding, was assessed IS and trimmings.
Jim Mahon, picked, wus separated fnofn
81 and costs.
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curb Mining Stoc".
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-The market for
re,y sugar was unchanged Mt Use for
cs,,t rifugal. The COMMITTEES reported
pf:rchases or $500 bags OF Cuban and
$500 bags Of Porto Sican.
IN refined sugar prices are unchanged
nv The basis Of &c for fine Sranulatcd,
With business Of only moderate proper
ton.
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Toledo Grain

TOLEINO. O.. oct l0.--Cnvcrsecd->
Prime October. $2u.G0: pcc"m Der. $3.50;
February. S22.IJ; March, S?2.45.
Alsikc-Pr!mn October. $lS.la; Dccem-
Der. $3.50: March. 1855. .
Timnthy--rrime cash (oldl. si.s2
new. s4.g5: December. $5.0a: March,
{, oni. April, SI9Tk
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One of the most important
points about Period Furniture
is that it never goes out OF
stvle. 1t also affords in the
numerous different Period
Styles all opportunity for the
exercise of individual taste IN
making your selection.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING ". Va. Oct. 10. IS.
FURNISHED the 1ntclIigcnccr by A. E
M.stcn & Co. members OF the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis i. brand
noonaRer-
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING W. Va. Oct. 10. IS.
Furnished the Ir:c!itgencer by \. Il
Mas,en & Co.. members or tho New fork
stock Exchange National Eank Bulio-
Ine, Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. srano<
MANAGER,
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Buy MORE Bonds -
n. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING W. Va. Oct ~ Ia
FURNISHED the 1pteaiiSeneer by =; =
Hasten L Co. members OF the New 1olA
stock Exchange. National Bank Bniio'
.nx. wheeling w Va. Louis F. Brano'
manager.
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LIVE STOCKS
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

rlrTSEC RICH, Oct. 10. - Cattle
steady; supply light; prime Sl6.5VT
Shr"p strong: supply light; primo
wcth"rS. $li.nGM His: cu!ls and cont
mnn. S3.jpl 5.n0; lambs, $1,000 W16.5V.
veal calves. $4,000 1890.
Hogs steady: receipts. 10 double decks:
prime hcavicS $lS.9Ndi 1900: mediums
and heavy y"rkrrs Sl%.75nl8.ge; ltght
workers.. $i7.95 l7.75; pigs. sl7.4UV
l7."i: ru1EhS. $Ii.D0Et l1.2H.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. pct. --HoEs--itccuiptr.
2?.O"o head: mar ket, closed active and
siruni; /" II siiad" higher than early.
keen demand for lat" butcher hogs.
butchers. $lH.l6GLlS.GD; light. $lI.io@
1925: packing. Sl7.2Hm 1900; rough,
$iG.75I 10, pigs. good I" choice
$lG25GL l7.2J.
Caiti,-i:yrripts. 29.NON head: all
Steers hw,r: most sales "5C down;
butcher and canning stock uncyenly -
t. SOC lower: calves steady IL Fac lower
than yesterdays cluSr. beef cattle. good.
choice and prime. $l4.T6T 1890: com
mon and medium. $".56fE II ID; butcher
stock. COWS and heifrrs. s. "a a.5p'
.cnnnrrs and cutters. SG.jnG, 1856: stock
rr, and feeders. good. choice and fancy.
$1H.5Oai l3.5u: inferior. common and me,
dunn $7.256r 1850: veal calves. good
and choice. SlG.75 f. 1850; western range:
beef steers. $l3.1Om 1850; COWS and
hcifcr*. $S.5rTi 1890.
Shc"p---ltrc"iptS 10000 heal; market
slow. steady TO uncvcnly lower; most rat
lambs selling 25r down; desirable Iced,
ing lambs steady: lambs choice and
primo. $lI.TiM IG.2a: medium and good
s13.756i Isis: rullS. $1,000 go: cwrS
choice. and prime. SlU.25 n lO."n: mcdlu
and good. $9.huNr TOES; culls' SS"vm .os
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING W. W. Oct. 10. is.
Furnished the 1ntel!iEence- py a L
uas,en & Co.. members Of the New YORK
stock Exchange. National Bank Bulid'
Ing Wheeling. w Va. Louis L. 6ranu'
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Cash quotations: Corn 40; ? yell"Aw
1.6 a l.d1: No yellow LBS 20 Ii! !:
No. yellow 1.2n 10 LIS.
oats. No. 3 white &C q 66A sLandara
Pork nominal. Lard 2s.O5: RIBS el.5e
N n2J0
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING w. Va. Oct. 10. 'lS.
Furnished the intelnErnccr by A e
Mastcn & Co.. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National l;anI Build
ing, Wheeling. w. Va, Louis f. Brand
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING W. Va Oct. 10. 1S.
Furnished the 1ntclliEencer by a &
Mnsten & Co.. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Butle.
Ing Wheeling. W. Va, Louis F. Branet
manager.
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS

RI Private Wire 70 4. L. Masten q 20
w.. hc,r from n source which VIC be-
)icvr 10 h. reliable that Abe present
Strength rt Marines is due TO the en-
pnc,alIon that he l.. S. government VIII
IN less th:.n thirty days announce the al,
lormenl of ships that VIII ne turh Ta
over Tn tn. International Mccantile Ma
rinn for oocr.,t.on. We hear that this
allotment viii more than offset the tom
mage 70 be turned back TO British owners
under the proposed plan.
W. ]. WOl,LMAN & CO.