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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Many Buy Closed Cars.

Tremendous impetus has been given
by motor car makers TO the produc.
foremost factories plans that its out
put for next year shall be 80 per cent
all-year type. People have come to
appreciate the advantages OF owning
Il car. which In I, few minutes can be
adjusted to meet any change OF
weather. The average increase for
the entire motor car industry in the
building Of this kind Of car Is between
% and 40 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

thrust themselves at you from the sur
rounding obscuri;Y you are passed on
through little side door into {. bright
ly lighted. Wei Warmed room, where
band IS PLAYING and people are dane
ms, and You can sit tin a NJ. ii
YOU wish. with a bottle OF German
champagne on the table before you.
Sometimes these places are raidcd.
usually by tho green police" as the
new SicherhcitSwcnr t'Security pO-
Ices is called But they flourish cX-
-CnelirClX al Tho Snnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Cost OF Opcrntion,

Tho present operating cost OF
iocomotive In switching service Is
s75 to 500 n day. The daily GENERATING
cost OF truck is from si2 to SEQ n
DAY. including maintenance and all
oIner items entering into\ operatin.
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olumbfn Car SAn.nt,o,

Visitors to the show will be Dartic.
nlarly interested In the exhibit OF Co
lumoia motor cars. These cars have
t WTn popuiarity, not only throughout
which has created really somethinE Of
a sensation in the automobila indnsirr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
terians and English Baptists, tho fol-
lowing ORGANIZATIONS now have active

terians and English Baptists, the fol-
lowing organizations now have active
part IN the support and management
Of the university:
;, Anglican High Church. Canadian
PresDIterians, American Board, South
crn lrcsbyterianS, Norwegian Luth-
Grams and London Missionary Society.
Gives broad Spirit.
This minglinG OF the sects and ma
tionalities gives the university an ad-
'nirablc catholicity of spirit.
The institution has q group OF com
'Hodious. handsome and we'll construct
ed buildings, including Il large hospital
modern. in c"erE detail. which was the
Eft OF the Rockefeller Founda ton.
Lhe foundation Will erect in the near
future another hospital exclusively for
women.
In all the faculties there are about
iitE professors and instructors. With
f Hn, exception ,!l,o they are graduates OF
dian universities. There is not one
understand, who has not either a mas
terS or doctors degree.
M instruction is in tho Chinese Ian
Gmase. In the medical school there are
lSp students, All men. The college Of
arts has $50 students and the thcoloyi-
cal school twenty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

New Cadillac Sport Model.
He who puts premium on appear
| ancc. on style. on rapid pickup, fast
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SHADYS|DE

Tho Llsh, nenrnrn ro"i"ir OF me
ptrabyInrinn Bnbbath r"hOol VIII hold
hok, unIu IhIa afternoon at tho Nnws
niund The tenChCTs. Mira. w. o. Wilsy
and Mrs. Oscar Ihrkhhrl. Will haHiAt tho
girls
rlanu arc completed for n mass meet.
Inc Of tho women or tho town on next
Turatlay evening In Tho school auditor
Ium Tho affair - Htrict|y non-paru-
ann and only for instruction az to prop
or use OF tho ballot. There VIII ba Two
Speakers, sample ballots Will bo dlHtTb-
nj cd, and a simple lerBon given In mark
Inr tho snmo TO moan exactly what tho
voter wIShcH. Whether woman In
tends to cast q vote or not. rho Will be
hoircd intellectually by attending this
meeting.
In tho absence OF Rev. A. +. benjamin.
who Is attending the international Con-
ference Of tho Christian church. tho
Mons class OF the Bible school OF the
Christian church here will be In charge
of both morning and evening serv-
Ices.
Mrs. Jennie Shields. who for several
months has rented rooms In the May
hugh property on Central avenue, has
now moved TO the home OF Mrs. Men on
Lincoln avenue.
Many local people are interested In
the announcement that an Americana
zation Institute is to be held In Martins
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n, Y.STOCkS

New York, Oct. l5.-Trading on tho
stock exchange today owned much or us
strength and concurrent activity 10 tho
kart that the money market relaxed IN
fhc face OF conditions which were cN-
pected TO cause temporary strinEcncy.
Payment OF the Anslo-American
s5J 0. 0OO. 900 loan. which involved an act
nal outlay OF not less than 3:oO.O0O'oOo
and heavy interest disbursements 20
holders of the fourth liberty loan raj
cd 10 make the slightest Impression on
money rates. .s
ON the contrary. call money opened
and renewed Into next week NJ per
cent but eased TO s percent before the
session was half spent and declined 10
G percent In the last hall hour. lnc'o
was fewer lcndinKs time money Tor :
or z months for S& percent ana moro
liberal buying OF commercial paper;
Tho only cloud on the hnanc'ai mort
zon was created BY the weakness oi q,
eIKn exchange. Rates on London anu
Paris reacted sharply. sterling iaiuhH 10
within a few cents OF It's recent low re-
cord. a condition attributed NANNY 10
the proposed strike OF the British MIN
crs. 5000 =,
stocks, some two score OF DIVIDEND pay
+Sns and speculative issues recording eS-
trSme advances OF to almost Z points
Coalers and junior western ana south
western issues led the movement Win
cotton carriers. 49,, A., r,,,,oh
High grade oils. including tho patGh
group. motors and tho favorite stecis
and equipments, also miscel'aneouS
STOCKS such as tobaccos, feathers. cnen,
icaIs. utilities and food Issues tralleo
along at / 10 {: points gain. though SUD
iectod 10 proft-taking ut the close Seics
amounted to 500. 900 shares.
Tn tho bond market. rails contrlputcu
substantially to tho NarlapiS Ill., ,,,
s,rikInr example at Il gain of a. points,
Liberty issues recorded moderate gains gain.
win steadincss In the internationhi di no
isIon. Total sales. par value. H6'",''ouV'
Old Il g. bonds unchanged on call
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BUTrHR, noaS. CHHBsA.

Now York. Oct. 15.--Butetr steady:
creamery higher than extras 6o66Okc;
extra o. score 59@59hc; first az to 81
score. 3d 5Sc; packing stock, current
make No. I. 36h 457c.
Eggs irregular; fresh gathered extra
flrsts 67a6sc; Iqn flrsts SS@6bc: state.
Pennsylvania and nearby western hen
merry white. firsts 70 extras SIWH.OI
do brown extras 75@a4c: do gathered
brown and mixed colors. firsts TO extras
s3@71c. IN.
Cheese unsettled; state. whole milk.
flats, hold. specials @7h d 20 &C; do aver
nge run &c: state whole milk flats. cur
rent make specials esq q 28itc; do aver
age run c5 a. &c: state. whole milk twins
held. specials 27ls " Csc; do average run
2Tc. -
Paultry. live. steady; chickens by
freight &c; by express - CSC; fowls
20 acc; BOOSTERS zoe; turkeys toc.
Dressed easy: western broilers 400 fsc;
roasting chickens SO soc; ROSTERS, fresh
2Tnilc; turkeys 3SGSic.
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virginia University If calling y"
here for the weekend. o.,,o, =,
ames Cotton has gone 10 traitoh "
visit with friends for "A numpc! u .
Mir. and Mrs. l.. Barth OF Altoona
who have been stopping here nave k0''
u Mrs, w. 10. McCombs has gone to EeW
york To- visit with relatives for le"
Misses BornIce Farmer and Norma
Howard are visiting with MISS floreheo
Seltncr Of Wellsburg. t.I,,ny
Thos. Joyce OF Pittsburgh IS Visit'hs
friends here for the weekend:
NJ and Mrs. e., r. Bagley OF Bcoioru
who have been stopping here. have gone
io columbus. o., for n brief stay. g..
Miss virginia Leach OF Ch'ie''" ~
calling here for tho weekend.
Mir and Mrs Harry Fullerton q s cay,
opIh street viii visit at NJ. ClairSViiis
for the Weekend 1 %
PAT oulsIey haH gone TO Cameron 10
spend the weekend. 4.cu,.
Mlrr Bertha Duvoll OF Mouhoss.t'e.
viii he tho guest Of Miss Thclma Mo'-
rit over Sunday.
Mr. md Mrs. a. WciShnupt hava 70
turmoil In their homo at B6llairo attor
\ Iritmg here for fnW days. j.
Mrs. Joseph Wnidninn OF Shadyslno ~
calling on friends here TOT nu'"o'' u
Mira Margaret IIulscn or tho Bcthany
college liz spending tho weekend moro
with hcr parents. a,
Mas Helen Nugcnt who has been VI
for n number OF days is getting along
nicely. ,,,,, .nd
Mr. md Mrs. Adolph Weishanpt S r
chIIdrcn who have benn visiting Al &C.
der Rocks have returned home. A..
Miss sybil McDermott has gone 70
Virginia for q brle. visit Wit her auto;
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crow have moyoa
from Garfield street TO Fourth ana Lo-
gan.
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BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

New York. Oct. 15.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
Summer temperatures. low prices for
farm products and the growing unwIll-
mgncsB OF buyers. whether at retail or
wholesale. to operate. In view Of the
prevailing price uncertainty, have acted
as pretty cftcctual checks Ia activity
In many liucs. Indeed. something llk3
deadlock has been reached In both
distribution and In manufacturing In
dustry. IN that while many lines. as. for
instance. iron and steel, coal and re-
lated trades, nrr Stlll active ON old
orders. now buying. and Ia a greater
extent than previously noted. manuIac-
turc. ~ restricted 10 III" har"st needs
To find II parallel 10 IN" present quiet
lndrrd. II ~ necessary To go back u
the period following the outbreak OF tho
grent war.
Country buying Ia rather quictcr. mail
order houses are not ovcr-burdcnHd win
busincHs and by final distributors 1t ls
felt that marked seasonal change re-
sultinE in cold weather Is tho only pos
slhle WY out Of the present lctharEic
conditions.
Weekly bank clcsrings. S15S7,163,oOo.
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Ferry during tho week ssEtaatns "a O.
Mrs. William Pom Of Lincoln avt.;
nue., has returned from . nnoAt4a "
with friends and rslAtives~l IN sout6st0
Miss Edna Groves Of soptA LtnecsN
linery shop Of Mrs. Elsie Hood on GO
Tho Misses Nslls sanmous an Da1a
Higbee. students ut Bethany. Couee9
will spend tho end OF the wssk q ~
Mrs. Joseph wi.dmsn Of HlSt ftt.
street, IL visiting friends In AeXecheA.s
Children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lone
Of Avondale planned for them deit1ni.
fortieth anniversary of their marf1Aee.
A family dinner was served with .
number Of out-of-town relatives prss-
ent.
Mrs. Mary Mckinley Of weEes Ndge.
been seriously III for about two weeks
but ia now improving.
Mr.. John X. Sawyer OF the hige
school faculty. Is spending the ono o.
the week with friends near Adena-
a few days with her sister. Mrs. W. J.
LAnhnm Of Vert 3olh street. w
Mrs Harry Work Of Histsrsville. ".
Va. was quasi OF her sister. Are. ".
\. Smith Of Central avenue. on WeA->
Iter, pr, Il, H. Price AMI Mr. nobst
nhnroh and REV MoSsiI Of DsilairA
have boon NJ Warrington Court lloust
slpof. Tnesdsy st!sn1inE ne . .y:S
ppI Hs.SbGti 81 %" So Sc'o ''''' ''"''
-.DUY WAR gAvINdB BTAMPS-- y
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", ]. WoLLMAN b CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LITTLE

(By private wire TO A. r. Msston q Co.!
New York. Oct. 15--Early In tho AZ
tcrnoon call funds declined hnoliy
touching 6 per cent with practically no
request for accommodation, the day 3 &C
tusl requirements generally having been
supplied at per cent. stocks turned
moro active with the exception OF one
or two Of the early leaders which ea' e,
on A. profits wero taken In Thorn by
Traders who turned their attention else
where. Under this switching Of specu-
Iative interest Reading sold OF from IT,
NM WIS Central ran UP to new hlgh
Tor the movement and Southern lnc.
was within II small fraction OF It's high
,I,,fnrn, guins 81 one to Two points and
I,nrl,n wanna and Western advanced l.
While ~. Paul was UP ~. The hhin,
ping nhuros with the exception OF W.
Marines were strong and higher. halH-
win led tho equipments ana mo h'"c'h
m IA HAT were stronger and higher
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Wheeling Steel Corp. com.-Transfcr
books close Oct. 10. for n per cont cash
dividend, payable Nov. !;
wheeling Mold & Fdy. Co. com
Transfer books close October 3Oth Tor
u cash dividend of 80 Genus per share'
payablc Nov. LIST.
wheeling Steel g. Iron Gold stocks,l-
Transfer books close Oct. 90. for a =
pcr cent cash dividend. payable oct. ~.
lLazel-AtIas GLASS Co.-fransfer DOCKS
close oct. Il for per cent cash dl'l-
dcnd. payable Oct, 70. ,...
Startling Products (Inc)-TranSfcr
hooks close Oct 20. for II 5 per cent cash
dividend, payable Nov. ].
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.CH|CAGOGRA|N

Chicago. Oct. l5.-Wheat prices went
caring today affected to n considerable
extent by word that President Wilson
had taken up with Governor Allen OF
Kansas the charges on which Governor
Allen recently called for an embargo
against imports Of wheat from Canada
Tho market closed excited. 81 cents 10
ION cents net higher. with poccmbe'
S2.lTh to S4.lSta and March *2.0sh to
S3.O3. Con tlniHhed = cents TO ~ cents
up aud oats gained ] u to ~ conts. In
provisions tho outcome varied from IS
cents decline to s.. 80 advance.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. Oct. 15.--rrime mercantile
paper pcr cont: exchange weak; stcr-
ling 60 day Ills S3i9E; commercial 60
day bills on banks {3A2b; commercial
en- day bills S3tlS: demand &3NA;
cables S3.47:. Francs, demand SAC:
cables $40. Belgian francs. demand
6S5c; cables 6.87C. Ciuders. demand
3e.Soc: cables $4,000. Lire. demand
3.S6c; cables 3.S1c. Marks, demand Lac:
cables I.+ir. Greece, demand go: New
York exchange on Montreal l3-l6 per
cent discount. Government bonds firm;
railroad bonds firm. Time loans stead:
so days, 90 days and six months IM&S
per cent
Call money strong: high per cent:
low per cent; ruling rate per cent:
closing bid per cent; offered ut rcr
cont: last loan 6 per cont; bank accept
Rnccs 81 per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
PrrrsBURGH LIVE STOCK

TIttnburGh. Pm. Oct. lb.--lloEr' 70
crIul. l.OOO: market Htrndy: hcnNIoh
and heavy workers. tlG.G6 US 10; nkht
yorkrrn $3.50 lC 90. piEH 'io'aoa
10 20. oo -
No, luwcr. top Hhocp $3.50: top lambs
,Ia on. cnIvns. receipts 800; market
steady top $1,000.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

ToIsdo. o.. Oct. l6,-whcat t23"i+
December |2.23.
Cloyrrsccd. primo cash Sl3.oO. new
mash Slilb; October $l415: December
SlI.3O; January Ilt40: February $3.50.
March $li.a5.
AIsikr. primo cash 3ls,95; now cash
$3.50: october. DcCombnr ana March
$3.50. oo
Timothy. primo cash 1918 ana .',':
SstO: October and December SJ.t5:
March I2.6O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
LuHRTY BONDS.

New York, Oct l5.--Liberty bonds
closed: 3A's 1870: first As $s|s3to:
second Fs 1910; first 4k's Sss.70: SEC
ond ih's Ss936; third AS $780,
fourth AXIS $500; Victory 3S's SsSl2;
Victory ans 396.O6.
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my 40 ,DS,

NcS York. oct. l5.--Hleached cotton
pold more freely today duo to drastic
reductions. Print cloths also wero
sought more freely but atual business
vas IrifIinK. Yarns woro lower ana
hurlarn weak and Inactive. but SILK RID
h,uu sold more freely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16

Cash quotations. Wheat No. hard
SATIN a.. 1919: No. 3 mixed |".hG
2 Is.
Corn. No. . mixed s2ih @a5Iec; No. .
yellow s34 G95hc; oats. No. white
T65%c; No. yellow 93% q % &c:
oats. No. white 5b1s @55&c; No. .
white SAX G55hc.
Pork nominal. Lard $"O1%. RIBS Sl''oO
nlS so
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct Is. 20.
Furnished The lntelligHnccr by 4. II
& Co. members pittsburgh STOCK
Exchange, second floor National Bank
of w Va. WdR.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct. Is. 90.
Furnished Tho lnic.nGencer by a. IL
Maaten a. Co. me muers New York Stock
Exchange. se.:oud floor National Bank
NJ W Vn. BIDS.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct. Is. 20
FSurninhod The intelligence by =: =.
NaaIon & Co. members Of the Now I0Ls
stock Exchange. National HANK boiIa
Ing. wheeling. W. Va. Louis r. hxnnA'
Rrrtdent Partner
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. Oct. lS. ~
Furnished ne Intetllsencer by A.. Il
Aasl,n 4 Co, Members Boston STOCK
Exchange. second floor NAt'onaI hahA
NJ W Va Bldx
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling. w. Va. oct. *. 20.
Reported by A Il. MaSteu & Co. mem,
bers New York Stock Exchange. Second
floor. National Bank Of W. We. R'dg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Oct. Is. 20.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, compiled for the lntelligsn'
eer,
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8U0AR,


New York Oct. lh.--Thc local market
for sugar was t littlr Strndicr today and
there VAS u sale OF cuba reported. he
first one siuco tho moratorium WAS de-
rlared early In the week. The buhin"nH
was only small. embracing 1000 bags
for prompt shipment to . local rchn"r
at coulh. cost and freight. equal 10
cents for ccntriHuGnL Several r"ln'rH
who had been out Of the market Tor
some time past were In again hnh AT
III" rI"Er there was further hay INK
interest Il cents f"r i'uhhS. '"rl ma
freight but huIdcrn we're hnknE higher
prices.
Tho market for refined wnH unchanged
at II cents for nm" Eranulhl'd WIN
fair inquiry rcporIrd YrstrrdaD'H ~.
nurS Of romo Inquiry f"r ronu"h. could
not no confirmed.
Tho market FOR ru,uror Wan I"nH a.
two today. bu, tho undor'"n" whH hrmor
and riOulnE pricon we're 20 I" 20 points
higher on covering nnd buying by 'Thh"
interests
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New York Cotton Market

wheeling, W. Va. Oct. 10. 20
Furnished The 1ntellISencer By A
Mastsn 4 Co. members New York COT
ton Exchange, second floor Nat'ona'
Rank nf W. Va. RldE.
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asasaaaH -
A. e. & T.. com ,
ANN. Cotton OiliI
ANN smelling.
ANN. inter. Corp,
\. II. &c l. Com.
ANN. Loco. Com
ANN. Steel Fdy si
ANN. Sugar Ref.
ANN. Tel. & Tel,
ANN. Too. Com
ANN. Wool. Conn
Am. Writ Pa Pfd
Anacond Cop Cd
.Ntrh. r. X. Com.
Atlantic Gulf.
Basopilas Mining
Baldwin Loco
Beth. st. b Com
r. & o. Z. X. Com
Brooklyn r. T.. q.
Euttc Cop. & I'm
Butte & Sup. !
Calif. Packing
Calf ctr Com.
Canad. lac. 1900.
Cerro De Passed.
Cen. Leather Co.
CheSa 81 Ohio y
Chi. NJ. & 81. p
DO. pref 1900.
Chi. CT. wcaL G.
Chi. Il Ia Il Po.
Do. $50 pref.
Do. Tec pref. =
Chino Copper -.
Columbia Cas-.
Corn Products -.
C,ruciblo Stcel(2
Cuba -. SpE.
Del. &c Hudson :.
Den. r q. Pr
EIkhorn Coal en-.
Eric Il. II. com E
do. FIRST pref. .
Gas.. Wins. & w.
General Electric :
General Motors. q.
Great North. pre-
Great North. ore
Goodrich Rub. c.
Haskell Barkcr..
Intsrboro ConSol..
do. pref.
Inspiration Cop. .
Inter. Nickel en-.
Inter. Paper c. -
Kan. City South.
konnecott Copper
I.acka, steal.
Lee Rubber. :.
iehi4h Valley.
Maxwell Motors. .
do. ffrst pref. :.
Mere. Marine e.
do pref .E....
Mexican Fet 1893.
Miami Copper =,
(3)Mid. Steel 80.
Missouri Pac 49,.
NJ. X. & T......
Nat. Conduit -.
Nevada Con. Cop
New Haven ....
New York Cent. .
Nor. & West. -.
Northern Fac $50.
Pure OH ........
Okla Producing.
Owens Bottle -. i
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CHICAGO LIvHErooE-

Chicago OCe Ii. taN'e, focSip'e,
5000: market dull aud drngEy: quality
averaged plain; bulk Ot pte.r Gales
steady: best. i7.7E: bulk. p.1b % 10 90:
boat cows. 100000: allow. H,cady, mo
dlum grades aud light holfora. O.Oop 90
uncvoply lower; Gamers and cutt"r7.
3.75TL.6o; steady: bologna bulls slow:
GOOdp676: calves. about steady: ncTt
veaIerE, 10 00al6.00; heavy calves dull
bost feeders strong; others and stockcrs
dragEy: receipts. westerns and Canal
Ians. 1900: quality common 10 ieir'
market slow. steady.
Hogs. receipts. 10000: active: mostly
10 10 rs cents higher than yesterday
average. closing strong: tor. Jew; en, k
IIrht and butchers, l6.S0Gl595; bulk
packing sows. 14.Ss9tt65: pigs Gener-
ally i5c to 25c lower; bulk desirable
N'S Sheer. receipts. 1000; ia: sheep and
lambs steady with tho days average:
native lambs. l2.25: bulk. 1l.oon zoo:
TOP native ewes. 500: bulk. b.c085.I5;
choice feed western yearlings, 1875;
feeders closed 25c lower.
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Extra Dividends Ter Share-N) SI'oo:
(a) $500: 90 800; ca N'5V: l0) '-'oo'
t6l SlOe.
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YETAoLEUN
oil City. Pa. Oct. l6.-Credtt bal
ances $50. Runs 1883: average S+.-
Ss7. Shipments SS.ssS: average Ca
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-. : Oman, ttfgh Low Elosc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16

Mrs. Emma Watson ami two sons OF
p,nn Grove arc tho guests OF Mrs.
t;ins Suscak. enroutc to Rochester. Pa.
Mrs. MacBooth and daughter hev" re-
turned to their home Mt Hundred a1tcr
brief visit here.
Mrs. noro Carpenter Is gctting aIonE
nicely after being i'll at her home for a
few days.
Carm NJ. NeIber. student Of the West
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16

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The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-20
COUNCIL TAKES UPQUESTIONOF
 BETTER ROADS

The city council met last night in regular semi-monthly session, with M Brock presiding as Mayor pro tenn. Streets and sewers were the princi- pal topics discussed.
 Chairman Currier reported that some of the rocks on D street be- tween Second and Third had been cleared and the engineer had been asked to set the stakes showing where the street and MT. Bratton's property joined and as soon as this was done, the committee would take steps to remove the present road from MT. Bratton's property.
 J. l.. Galen was present and sug- gested to the council that inasmuch as there had been considerable money spent in making a first class road to the lake and that the pres ent old road was in bad shape, it would be an excellent idea to confer with the railroad company and see if a road could not be built from the new road to the old road somewhero near the Lakeview Hotel. After dis cussion the street committe were in structed to confer with Superinten dent Corser and MT. Galen and see what could be done in the matter.
 The councils attention was called to the urgent need of having some way of getting to the cemetery as at present it was almost inaccessible. The street committee were instructed to ascertain in what manner and what steps to take to acquire the ground for a cemetery
 Councilman Brock again called the councils attention to the necessity of having some boards placed on the railing along the sidewalk on First avenue between the postoffice and Peysers tailor shop and which was referred to the street committee.
 The sidewalk question was again discussed and the city clerk in structed to notify in writing the sev- eral owners that the walks must be repaired
 The sewer running under Burkhart Alley was reported as having been repaired where it was leaking but that the whole sewer was plugged m and before digging the same up the