davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-21

will like this pretty suit with skunk opossum trim
ming the collar and the hem of the coat. S45.
lovely, soft suit of duvet de laine with long
roll collar of nutria is smarty tailored and the back
of the jacket shows silk buttonhoes and bone but
tons. $57.5O.
tMarket)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-21

Jerry Blake, who makes out the boys
time tickets at the Pusey & Jones CLIQUE ester
electrical department. has walked off with
the pinochle championship Of the depart
ment. but one hears rumors OF fear among
his rivals to take the measure of the time
man
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-21
IT'S A REAL BABY, ANYWAY
Andy Bender Expected Boy
but He Accents a Girl

IL WaSnt DOy.
Andy Bender boss bolter-up at the
Cramp yard. had everything ready for
the reception of his junior He had
wanted a duplicate OF himself in name
too. But 10 came a girl so Mrs Ben
der. the mother, had something to say
about the youngster, after all.
Pop stepped down and out to give
his wife a free hand in naming the
child. etc. but he reserved the right to
a share in spelling the little miss. The
crib is all right, anyhow.
Father went out some moons ago
and invested a tidy sum in various
things. including nice crib that he
could rock himself and peep into from
almost any angle OF course, it's just
as good for a girl Margaret is the
child's name, and Pop says it's Just as
pretty as Andy.
q. L.. Over and J. H. Abrams Of the
Pusey Jones plant engineering depa rtment.
at Gloucester. have been transferred to the
main mpChD meal engineering office
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

From Logan & Bryan {" y. l.. Mast"n &
Co.. by prv;'t" W!rr.
NEW YORK. S'rt. ",1.--Tlm over
night war rcpurtS from abroad coupled
with the Bulgarian hid for an armiSticn
stimulated the inquiry for stocks to-day
and aS tho session progressed and tn"
war reports suggested rather material
gains by tn" Allies in III" many ih"a-
tres Of war the demand Tor St"'kS broad
cntrl considerably.
rh" shares mast in demand were
those Of the Sn-rall"l 'rcarc" type and
Will" i; seems Il It'll" premature TO
furrraS. occurrences that may matcrial-
~ chang, the complexion OF the inter
national political situation in the lfnmc-
diaic future. still the apparent weak
ness OF some Of tn" ticrmanic Allies
fosters n" belief in Snln' quarters that
hcEtilit;"$ are. likely tn cease much
earlier than anticipated Il short Will"
ago. Consequently. buying "f IN" So
called peace Shar"$' iS rather rnnHinc-
inE IL som" and tn" expected c"ntInu-
unrc Of favorable progress by the Allied
armies will undoubtedly increase the de-
sire ON IN" part If conservative inHrS-
tors 70 lean more friendly toward III"
buying side of these shares.
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BELMONT
; :; :!

cutting corn is the order Of the day.
Mr. and Mrs Cation were callers III
: belmont one day last week.
Several from Hunter ATTENDED prayer
meeting at Mt. Zion "Wednesday etehins;
MIR and Mrs. Charley Mckelfey nno
Mrs I ,ydia Nichols were callers at Bel
mont last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. clyde Travis and son
Lester. and Mrs. Susie Miihnah were III
belmont one day last week.
ME- Albert Kemp was a caller al
Byron Kenlps one day last week.
Miss Chatti. Lucas. ot Bcllalrc' VISIT
ed NJ her hurnc here last week.
Mcssrs Frank ITawkinherry and Earl
Sccrcst were W belmont ono day last
, week
Mir, and Mrs. Oscar Hatcher were call
. ers NJ Bethesda Friday.
Miss Alta Hatcher was calling at
Margaret krmps Friday.
Sanford MilhOan passed through thls
vicinity Friday.
C;corec Wright was in this. vicinity
buying cattle ON day last week.
J. ". Osborn passed through th's
community Friday afternoon.
Dennis Kemp called at f-tna icrklhs
Wednesday evening.
rorbin White. Of Skyrocket, was call
ing at Belmont Saturday.
Some acropianeS were soon phssinG
through this vicinity nn" Gay last week.
W. ). wilson CaIlcu al l. ). Ilh1Shei y
Sunday morning.
Grover Gregg was calling at Belmont
Saturday.
Mr. Harvey 1Ia,chrr and daughter.
Martha visited at s. y. liatchcrs on
Sunday.
Marian Cation. Of ST. Joe. O.. visited
at lev Wilson'S Il few days last week.
Junior Yoc called ut James Shutz' )
Sunday.
Harry Kinney, Of Bellairc. was n
caller in this. vicinity one day last week.
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ACTIVITY IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Sept. ga stoeS mar
k.t ny far the broadest and most active
to-day since last weeks period OF uaui-
ctation was associated directly with inc
HulEaFian peace OycrtureS SLVnSth
ras contributed also by the enthusiasm
dtyplaycd over the fourth liberty loan'
with reports that enormous Suoscrp-
tons from corporations and inalSloua.s
bad been promised. In 4 turnover e1-
ceedinE half million sna1es IN Hoiu1ne
representing the injection OF strong
investment buying for both cash ana
SDeculatiVe account anu rejecting also
short covering. prices IN many instances
roSe to new high levels for the present
movement The general trading scno-
the stability OF the markets techncaA
condition. and tho gains established ran
from l to points in tho general list
and amounted to 81. and luz respect
vieiy By Mexican Petroleum and Texas
Company.
Purchases OF United States Steel on
an immense scale. which lifted IL 10
1874 and Indications OF cOncefteS puE-
ing in many other popular issues. I'M
pressed the short faction and there WaS
q general ScurryinS 70 cover. Invest
noent buying was reflected in q steady
absorption Of the high grade railroad
stocks and evidences Of outside interest
were manifested III the pronounced In
curry for numerous shares which are
not ordinarily dealt in except In a per
iod Of decided hullish enthusiasm
Sales amounted TO 100000 shares.
The bond market shared IN the i'm
proved tone with a decided inquiry Tor
liberty issues and foreign war tlota-
lions. Sales. par value. SlG.4p0.0h0.
Old United States bonds unchanged
on call
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MORR|ST0WN

Tho members OF tn" ". f. church arc
delighted over the return OF Rev. BEND
CT for another year.
Prof. LoEan. of Lansing. was bust
ness visitor in town this morning.
A large crowd from here attended tho
Guernsey county fair yesterday. All re-
port q good time.
Joseph McAllister went to Columbus,
this morning to visit relatives.
Mr.. and :hrs. r. VI. Eaton were calling
on Barncsvtlle friends yesterday.
Arthur Stage left for Akron last might
where hc will attend college.
Attorney Walton Walker. Of st. Glars
vile, was hero on legal business Ecstcr-
day.
Prof. Martin went 10 Somerton last
evening TO spend Il few days with rela'
tivcs.
Arch r. Fogel. Republican candidate
for county auditor. was calling on his
many friends bore, yesterday.
Mrs. Hattie Tolnl!nson, Of Bellaire, Is
wishing relatives here.
Frank Dolen, president OF tho new
state bank, was transacting important
business at ST.. Clairsville Yesterday,
Mrs. Frank Workman, OF Belmont, 10
Spending few days with friends here,
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FINANCIAL COMMENT

Fly Private Wire to y. T.. Mastcn & Co.
NEW YORK, Sept. Five repeat the
underlying trend of market as whole,
in part ocular stocks has never changed
since january and see no reason why,
following precedent, new high price in
The entire list should not be recorded
within the next 80 days.
Steel stopped ~ 1oaN twice In. sue
cesSion and then rallied point and
half Think II will 70 through III
should mean 1l4i@.
Baldwin showed the effect OF the sig
nificant purchasing To which We called
your attention under ~ and believe IL
possesses more speculative possibilities
than probably any other stock on the
list There Will, of course. be no financ-
ing until November If then. Baldwin
must have working capital sooner or
later and the only way to obtain IL is 10
issue new securities in financial re-
adjustment plan which Will Involve
rights.
Corn Products will not. We feel, pay
a dividend to-day. II is we'll bought
and has excellent chances OF paying one
before the end OF this year. but no ar
raugemrnt rs yet has been entered into,
We understand. removing the inhibition
which Judge Hough laid upon the pay
mrut ri dividends pending dissolution
Marine wi1hslood profit taking very
well and the evidence continues tn in
dictate important developments soon TO
he announced. Nevertheless. il Marine
does not 80 through yesterdays high
by Monday We would sell l..
American Steel Foundry made good
buying suggestion OF Wednesday, and
while such quick profits arc not t" be-
ignored. we still expect the stock Will
sell above par this year. There IL hu,
one class Of stock. all common and there
are less than 2.00n.0no bonds and cam
Iauy is reported 10 be earning $i.OuhQuu
available for dividends on lIl.UH0
shares or better than S4D n share after
taxes
DiStilcrS seems to us IL be nvcrsold
and while W" except 4 return In level
above 90 ultimately. would not think Of
selling il At any price until dividend
comes off prXt Tuesday barring Il gen
cral decline in tho entire market.
WE
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Sept; 21.-Hogs. receipts
1900: market AVERAGED l,c N 2:c hieh
or than yesterday. Butchers 3la.35I
1000: light $4,000 1895: packing Slh.'g
GiI9"5: rough $lS.n0mlS.ip; pigs, good
II choice 81 : .E"W lN.Iu.
cattle. receipts 700: nothing choice
here: trade slow on MI classes around
y..Slr rdny's hrI:on prices; calves 5uc
lower. Hrct cattle. good. choice and
prime si5.50m 1871; common anc medI-
I'm $975m 1850: butchers stock, COWS
and hcIr"rs sG.50W lS.1H; Gamers anu
cutters &5.50W 500.
Slnrker. ana feeders. good. chn!c" and
fancy SIm.5"u 1873: inferior. common
and medium SI.h0jr 1880. Veal calves
good and choice $lI.T5 al 1880.
sheer receipts "2.oUp; market semi
demuraliacd: one string nf ldah" lhIn'S
closely sorted At slI.15; good Westerns
sold 1T Sl6.7J: top natives Flh.A": TAT
hurky kinds largely 5l+."" q lH.-"'
Lambs. choice and prim" Slb.hh"t ! .l5 :
medium aud good $l4,l0 a !G."": culls
sS.GnG lo."n. Ewes: cholc'' nlT'i prlitI"
sl1.nm l".;m; medium and good +H.aO~
On: cults $%.5nhl 7.jh.
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MANN|NG1ON ~: :7sI

The old soldiers Of Marion county and
vicinity are Warrington guests for theii
riGhtecnth annual reunion Friday and
Saturday. On arrival Friday morning
the veterans meet at tho mayors office,
where they registered and received
badges. Al 7p. m. there was a buEtncsa
meeting OF tho association at the school
auditorium and in tho evening ut S:3d
the campfire meeting was held. Follow
ing business meeting at tho audi.
torIum Saturday morning the usual
parade will take place at 10 O'Clock, in
which all soldiers, civic societies and
school children are invited to Join Man.
nnEton has always shown the old vet
Grams 4 good time. and this year prom
Uses to be q repetition OF their cntcB-
tcinmcnt on former occasions. '.
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p,rthday Party.

Miss Thelma Morris was the ch
,,x hostess Of a number Of her frlenos
thursday evening at her home on run
s,r1.t The time was devoted to dane
ing. music and gaines. At late ,noul
,,,nrhron WIS served on the lawn Ihosc
- tendance we're Misses Fulda Shri-
vrr Eula Chambers. Margaret shrlv'r'
Sorma Chambers. Thclma MOTIFS
Nrssrs. Harold White, Earl Dausner >, II;
rail. Rial, I'd Morris and l1o%aiu
Thomas.
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BRADSTREE1'S REVIEW

= NEW YORK Sept --BEadStrretS
tomorrow Will say:
Government work Expands Ut the c1-
pense of non-esscntial enterprise. and
as goods sor ordinary trading tend TO
become scarce, buyers In tn. prosperous
crop Welding zones arc anxious to get
down orders In tn" big eastern CEN
terS however. where taxes. subScrip-
lions to Liberty Bonds. high wages 70.
lsbor and the prospective withdrawal
Of large numbers for military efforts
are factors. buying is conservative Not
withstanding ali reservations. the flow
Of business is considerably stron ger
than the ebo. war work Of course, PR
dom tuattng. Non-essenttai lines reflect
further ctIrtailment. and while buying
Of holiday gifts has started tho ten
der'c5- IL to eschev Injuries, though here
and there new found wealth has brought
about some squanderiug.
Weekly bank clearnGs. $e,lsl.tI1 .ooo
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= ", IInchcrEcr WAS \ puSTrIES"
;tur in Wheeling today A..
Miss Jn"z Hoffman and aun'' m
4,ar,,. u>,,x left for EnllshurE. where
-,iey will spend several days WIFE
friends. ~
Mr. ". q. kincaid and family or Hol'
',,wRy are. visitors in this city LOT. Se'
cral days. hus,.
James I,avis u Grafton WAS ouS''
ness visitor in This city TO-DAY. :.
Miss ,t:shlcr Marshall OF noi'o"ay j.
srnnds nE several days with h"r pen
.uts on Fourth street. , =,
Mrs. Anna Evans has r"'ur'cn -,
her home H; NcllsourG ai'er
visit with her relatives.
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The 1iEhtless nights are hetnx-ohser7-
THIRTEEN.

The. 1iEhtless nights are being oheerv-
cd here. =
The. board OF education WIN hold their
regular meeting in their office on, Main
street tonight.
Emmett Lynn. = prosperous farmer Of
Spring Grove, was in town last night on
business.
Misses Iness Williamson, and Faya
Lee have returned from Bethesda
Edward Clark, of Bridgeport is work.
ing in the new state bank this week
Leave item Of interest for the Intellis
gcncer Mt Croft Kinney's barber shop,
Harold McWilliams has returned from
New Concord
Walton Barber has returned fyum st.
Clairsville after a pleasant visit with
relatives.
II is reported that the eN:cigar-fAc-
tory VIII open for business ON Monday
morning,
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ManninEton Briefs.

". VI. Busscy has returned TO- Nan
nington after spending the past several
months in the oil fields near Yale, Oklh.
James Fletcher. OF Mine No. ,, leSs
here Tuesday evening for Fort Slocum4
n. Y, after receiving call to thou. -
navy. A.
james D. Charlton has retuned--fmfn
Cadiz, O., where no had gone to look
over some farms that were for sale In
that vicinity. finding none that were nc
ccntable.
Mrs. l. Fl. Henderson and little dau1h-
ter, Dorothy Irene, have returned 70
their homo In Bcnwood after . fsyG
weeks visit with her mother hera, =
Dr., W. G. Berlin Is here from DenvEl
Col, making the trip by automobile
Mr.. and Ms. G. ", Bowie are mouna
Lieutenant Jack Ferguson, Of epenefH
W. va, who has been engaged IN milf
tary instruction work at the university
visited friends here yesterday and 1ei
nia morning for bethany, W. s.v.i
,Sf-.sSS - 49,.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTsRIi Sept. 27.-Cattle Wls
steady: supply light prime $1,000 80.
Sheep lower: supply fair; prime
w.thrrS ST. .i"r ESQ: "ullS ana nm
mon 81 m ~ G.nn: IamtE> $ll.nhW LIS;
wal calves SlS."""' l9.hh.
Hogs higher: receipts 10 donnl" DECKS.
Prime h"uvirs s2uSuTi "h.In: MEDIUMS
and heavy y"rk,r> S@1 Is a 2n.>a llght
workers. 5N "050: pigs $20.n"T
m u rnIghS SlM. nn0f lE.tN.
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WEST LIBERTY

Rev. Henry Riddle. Of West Alexan.
der viii speak in the Normal nan on
Monday. Srrr. 20. nj r. m; n,l"fF IN, tn.
,usnicrs OF thu Woman'S Cl'lh. rev.
H;ddl,. has rcrn in the trenches and has
= yrrv Interesting story to rotate.
silver offering will hc taken at the dnoi
whirh will b. used to rndow hosplta1
he'd in France lee cream and CAKE VIII
Ia. served
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK. Sept 2T.--Butter steady;
creamery higher than e1tras. 6s1s @61c:
extra 90 soore). 5li @63c; nrrtA s. g
SIC: packing stock. current make No. :,
4onc-
5545sc; freAh gathered. regular packed
extra nrsts, s3364c: do. firsts. 6l657c:
state, Pennsylvania and nearby western
Aenn1ry white. fns to fancy. 6sG72e:
q. browns. $4,000; DO. gathered brown
and mixed eclors, 48G6Sc-
CheeSe steady; state. whole milk. NEts
fresh specials. SOC 3o1:e: DO. average
run. 291S G29Ec.
Flour unchanged
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SUGAR
NEW y0

NEW YORK, Sept. .7.---T-hc local
market for raw sugar was steady and
unchanged az 1.@Sc for centrifugal. Thu
committee reported purchases nr 81 ono
bags rf Cuban and 90. 00n Porto Rico.
In refined there seemed to he no
great demand although on the Who'll"
business was Of fair. proportion. Prices
were unchanged Ut Sc for fine granu-
lated
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Toledo Grain

TOLEDO. O.. Sept 27.-f1orersecd--
Prime Octnber, s22.7O: December. seq
February. S22.l5: March. &22.05.
Alsikn - Prime, $3.50: December
$3.50; March $lS7s.
Timothy-Frime cash. old. 24.S5
September and October. IS; December
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FIRE At WESTON.

CLARK SHITtG. ". Va. Sept. GA
loss Of HhOu, &lnnhT wu sCauSCd hy fire
last night Il: Weston, whi"h destroyed
III" r.. H. Shanu"uS grocery. y. NJ.
cores clothing store and .I"hu Wright :
restaurant. The hIaHc started from a
hot plata in th" rcsta--Hnt.
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Ladies, Aid Society.

District No ] Of the Ladies' A1o socl-
CIV of the First NJ. f. church was Gu,
;crtaincd last evening at the nome %
Mrs. Scott Chambers IF Logan SUI.
~, di,.rrsions of tho evening were
s.u.inp and knitting. vt late nour'
L,.1icinus luncheon was served
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Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday NOS
h,cr srt for thu collection Of ciotAlns
for Belgian relief. Any one wishing 10
give clothes please leave at the az.
Mechen building al the corner 81 Se'-
entb and Marshall streets.
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Pastry Sale.

pistric, No. Of the Ladles 40 81,
...,iy nf III" First NJ L. chu.UI nr
,h.' ..J,urrh Plenty nf good things 10
49, .n viii n. ON sale. AL are welcome
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p,o Dance a Success

Tho lig dance given by the ~ o. ~
l,,lrn nf Moundsrillc THURSDAY even,
ing proved larg" success. ne no. ns
WIS beautifully decorated with the Ia
finual colnrS. Gump's orchcstra
n,Sh.d the music for the, occaS'""'
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Write Prom Prince.

Harry W. Jones. OF tho u s. army
in France. has written to his brother in
this city an interesting letter. telling pc
his experiences since landing in that
country lie would like to hear from ali
his friends and asks that they write
him. He can BE- reached through tho
following address: Harry W. Jones,
Regulating Station, Scctour Possible. No.
-. Am. EN-. Forces. care postmasters
New York.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.


meet last evening, as the big ceieora-
ton took place. But there VIII De d
meeting next week and large ooWo
10 expected. D-
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept 81. II
Furnished the lnteIliEencer by n E
Masten 4 Co. members OF the New 1oTh
stock Exchange Est4onaa Bank Built-
tnr. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis F. Brand
manaGer.
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McMECHEN
Duffy Receivcs Commission.

Mrs. J. NJ carry received word from
her hrn1hr:. lieutenant ". II. DuTy.
stating tha; h. has received II captains
commission. CAPTAIN Duffy IS stationed
nj camp INK.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va Sept. -. H.
F,irnlshcd the IntelIiEencer py A. +
A.s,en & Co.. members of the New YORK
stock Exchange National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis F. BrAna
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N. Y. STOCk EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. 81. Is.
Furnished the 1nteiiisencer py A. 4
Basten & Co. members OF tho Now forA
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
.nx, Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Hssnd
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The chair uf the FRS; 'hrlSiian
church met Thursday evening in INC
,ubjtor;um Of Tho church. Several nn-
thcns were rrartircd which viii ~"
rendered n; th" sunday service.
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Petroleum

OIL CITY. Pa. Sept. c7.-Cr~dit BAL
snoes- 81. Runs. 1l4.e4.: average. 81.
..s. Shipments. 1926: average: "a
a.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Septcf, 12
Furnished the In:eiiiBencer by A. b
na,ten & Co.. members OF the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. wheeling. W. Va Louis +. Brand
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. SEPT. -. Is.
FURNISHED the intelliSencer By a Z
Nasreu & Co.. members OF the Ne" 1orx
stock Exchange. National BanE Bul!o-
ing Wheeling. W. Va. Louis F. 6rana
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LOCAL Stocks

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept. -, Is.
Daily mutation list or tie Wheeling
Stock ]SxcnanEc. compiled for 1ntel:-
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Carter Savelle has returned from Mt
Clemens. Mich. where he has spent the
past two months taking treatment fbt
rheumatism. He Is now able to Be
around with tho help OF cane. =
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Why Fire Clay?

A hereditary custom, that all--tha! ) your
only real reason for using it! Fire Clay has
absolutely no bonding qualitics-it becomes
loose with expansion or contraction, and really
fails in performing the very function for which
it is used in furnace practicc--usins fir" clay or
fire clay products (some of them termed &C.
rnents) as refractory bond is Il misplaced and
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Bid I Ask. l. b

STOCKS. BIC ann. II =
Block bros. 'rpb. pfd.... lh0 ss
do common ......... ..... Ioo ~"
Central Glass Works. 49,. il5b
Conservative Life lns. $500. u ~
Fostoria Glass Co. ...i.. 10 Nv
HazeI-Atlas Glass Co.. .....'.... III
Ir1,,or;si Iu,ss 60 81 81
! a i3cIic Iron Wlls. ufd. lis .. IFS
do common .....luSM, 1851 II
Market Auditorium Co. ...., 80 81
Sterling Prod. unc.) -. ..... XIV ilIo
United Dairy Co. .....i ..i;.''. ~! ~
l.. S. Stamping Co.. ii LISP
Ward BakinE Co., pfd. ...'''! o.
do common .........i - 7...'. =.
Warwick China Co. pfdi ..... ..'.i 80
do common ........l .... 80: 70
Wig. G. Eel. Bridge Co. ..... 49,. ~
Wheeling bridge Co.. :.... i-.'.. -
Wig. Fire Ins Co.. ....,. '... lleo
Wig Metal & Mfg. Co.. ..i..:.' %
(DWhE. Mold 4 l'dy.p f.i. 80 -
do common .............. ~ J.
Wig Steel IL Iron Co. -... L. tal
Wing. Steel casting C".,... tuo
Wheeling Tile Co... '... IL" it-o
Whitakcr-Glcssnnr pfd... 1880 ~
do common .........l ....'i. -: go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-28
SEVERE BREAKS
IN CORN MARkET

CHICAGO. Sept. cT.--Scvcre breaks
In tho price Of corn resulted to-day from
Bulgarian efforts for an F1nistice.
After setbacks that reached cents a
bushel. the market closed nervous. 3Ac
10 AZ net lower with October SLAP Il
to sl.42s. and November Sl.4U!- To
l.4n&. Oats Unlisted &c to " al NC
down. The outcome in provisions var
led from 15c decline TO lie advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-28
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept. 81, rs.
Furnished the IpteIligencer by A. z
Masten l. Co.. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
Ing, Wheeling. w. Va. Louis F. Brand
manager.