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THE UNDERWRITERS HAVING WITHDRAWN FOR THEIR PERSONAL INVESTMENT
A LARGE PART OF THIS ISSUE, WE OFFER THE UNSOLD PORTION OF
$3,000,000
of the Capital Stock of the
Southern Oil & Transport Corporation
at $8.00 per share
Capital Stock $20,000,000 PAE OF SHARES $10 Issued Capital $11,650,000
DIRECTORS
The following gentlemen have consented to become members of ilie Board of Directors:
J?HN WALLACE, A< D edwards,
Chairman of the Board of l-i.-t., m
.v. . T. ( apitailst iitii! .m a mi I ao mrcr, risln. ill.
wastinjchouse church Kerr ? uo. 1 j p g?j_|_
New York. Ranker.
E. N. BROWN,
formcrlv Pres. Xat. Railways of Mcxico
COMPANIES ACQUIRED
In exchange for $8,650,000 of its own capital stock, the Corporation has acquired and owns outright the entire
outsanding capital stocks (except directors' qualifying shares, and interests as noted) ol! the following companies :
" a , I wiili Yards nlamior! I'nr i ho nurnoso of buildinn- cariro oil-C
COL. JOHN M. DENNY,
of the firm of
TVm. Denny & Brothers.
Shipbuilders Dumbarton. Scotland.
CHAS. H. RATHBONE,
Capitalist, Director Scottish Mexican
Oil Co.
CHAS. F. do GANAHL,
President Tnmpico Navigation Co.
ilanajjlnfir Director Scott ish
M?'Xlcan Oil Co.
Scottish Mexican Oil Company, Ltd.
owning oil rights on approximately -Hi square miles of Petrol if
?n>us territory in the oil fields tributary to Tampico, Mexico,
with contracts on hand for the delivery of 7,200,000 barrels of
oil.
Tampico Navigation Company
owning land termiuals and operating a substantial fleet of ves
sels, carrying on a business of transporting oil frotu the wells to
the seaboard.
Fuel Oil Distribution Corporation
operating one tank vessel from Tampico to Gulf Ports.
Tank-Ship Building Corporation
with shipyards situated at Newburgh. X. Y., on the Hudson river,
wiili yards planned lor the purpose of building cargo oil-carry
ing steamers of fin. 000 barrels capacity each, and oil tank barges
ni standardized design, of which a number have already been
t > 1 1 i 1 ; . and with contracts on hand for building tank steamers of
above-mentioned capacity.
Tal-Vez Oil Company
\ fine;- interest through ownership of all the shares except Di
ivrtors' of the Scottish-Mexican Oil Company. The Tal-Vez Com
pany has a production of about 10,000 barrels of oil a day.
Producers' Terminal Corporation
i a 50 Vr interest) owning valuable loading terminals at the Port
of Tampico on which there is at present in course of construc
tion storage capacity of 220,000 barrels with a loading capacity
calculated at 4.000 barrels an hour.
The conversion 'nas been carried out in Its entirety in the case of the Scottish-Mexican Oil Company, the Producers' Terminal
Corporation and the Fuel Oil Distribution Corporation, and In the case of the Tampico Navigation Company and the Tank-Ship
Building Corporation to the extent of considerably over 50 'c. Sufficient stock has been placed in the 'nands of trustees to acquire
the balance. 1
PRESENT SITUATION OF THE COMPANY.
The Southern Oil & Transport Corporation is now in control of
(1) A large present production of oil ? 10,000 bbls. a day ? which can readily be Increased.
(2) An enormous reserve territory ? 46 square miles ? all in the petroliferous zone, for future supplies.
(3) River transport from the wells to the sea.
(4) Port and river terminals, tank farms and Wnarfage facilities.
(5) Ocean transport.
(6) Shipyards planmed for building tank ships of 65.0Q0 bbls. capacity and barges of standardized design.
The present issue of $15,000,000 has been underwritten, and this provides ample funds to enable the Company to
push its plans into effect rapidly.
EARNINGS
The Southern Oil & Transportation Corporation plans to increase its production to 25.000 bbls. of oil a day and market. It. The
estimated cost of oil delivery at Atlantic ports by Its own ships is -19.07 cents per bbl. Estimated annual protita, basing sales of the
fuel oit at $1 per bbl. at Atlantic ports and relatively low prices for refined products are:
3,650,000 bbls. fuel oil, 50.95 cents per bbl., profit. . $1,858,945
3,650,000 bbls. refined products, 1.10 per bbl., profit. . 4,015,000
Local sales 180,000
$6,053,945
This would equal 51.90 per cent, on the $11,650,000 of issued capital. To allow for contingencies, however, the management
estimates profits when the present plans are fully completed equal to 40 per cent.
These profits are not based on the present highly favorable prices for fuel oil? $2.10 per bbl. ? but at $1 per bbl., a price that
may be termed basic, as at that level it will displace coal at $3 a ton? and this means a stable market practically without limit.
Messrs. Johnson SHuntlv state thai they believe this company will have no difficulty in maintaining a production of 25,000 bbls. of
oil a day.
Books to receive applications for shares at $8 per share will be opened MONDAY, OCTOBER 16th, 1916, at
the offices of the undersigned and will be closed without notice.
The right is reserved to reject any or all applications, or to allot less than the amount applied for.
Application will be made at once to list the stock of the Southern Oil & Transport Corporation on the Baltimore & Pittsburgh
Stock Exchanges and the New York Curb.
A. H. MARTENS & CO.
CHICAGO
Harris Trust Building
61 Broadway, New York.
TORONTO
Royal Bank Building
DETROIT
Dime Savings Bank Building
Yesterday's -'earing* of th? Wheeling !?ari
amounted accord.us to the ila.'v i<
r?Tt "f the '.VheWing Clearing This s;tm rep
son t ?? an ;ricrc.i-e of $7!*.9'.C. or IV .7 po r cent,
o-.er th'.' ?:>.trings for Oitoher 17. last year.
Yesterday's clearing* were the smallest reported
- an% il.r.- lhl.? month. October's total t? il.it" !s |
JS.744.3!,?.fl). t ?n increase of 5J,.G7'l.--"P'l. 1.'^. or 49 j
:?-r ,? ?nr. .-.r.r the clearings for tho o.r(c>P"nd:'ig j
(lav* of lav. voir.
This month's record to date follows :
...
;-,.;7 t 7>:n. tv -a
?2t!ot'd*.i<; *?
.-?i-j.42.vi'-; -
.11:'. 22
0 n:!3.iiS? i~.0
4 i
4*.!>.
83.984.
319. 14L
440.U.S1.:
js 744 i'-t $".S63."lj.0G
J2.sh'.::;4.4.i
STEADY ADVANCE ON
THE STOCK MARKET
NEW yi ?RK. Oct. 17. ? Purtuac rlw jrr*\-u-r rare of
to day's active njarkrf trading was co'i?lurtc?l
on a-i almost steady advance in prices. In last
h-ur. however. much of this gain was forfeited. tha j
i:*f dosing with an Irregular undertone.
Ir was a matter of genera! comment that dealings,
which again approximated the large total of 1.219.
ft'iil *-harc-. seemed mainly of a professional character,
lacking the investment demand of t?*enj week-.. It ;* j
n?t unlikely tliar the selling a: concession* toward |
the clos# wa* precipitated in part !>>' h yi'Meii tiee
L'i eji! money to 4 per cent. S" especial reason wasi
offered to account for the hardening of demand j
loans, but las' week's hank statement. which sii'j e fl ,
k further pronounced contraction of reserves to thoj
lowest figure since ti.e ntiddie of the year tr.ay lt.*\ o J
1'eeti the impelling cause. 1
The unusual activity of numerous low pri.-ed |
rails, and industrials as well as other sp?ciiiU.cs j
hitherto In 'he background was a noteworthy feature.
Cmted State* S'.:el once more contributed Icf.vc^ul
20 an*l ZZ per cent of the whole. Marine:. Reading. j
Republic Steel. Ko.;k Island and such relative.*!;.- un
important issue* as Hide and l.eather. liitern.iti-.nil
I'apcr and t'nion Bag and Paper each >u;c>l '"icg a j
very large quota.
New records included Oer.eral Motors, which rose j
10 ti points to 7?i) and Amuric&n Sugar 2 points to
l.ioaj. Other sugar shares were in steady demand
a: hlsher leveb.
CLOSING STOCK LETER.
By I'rirate Wire to Fidelity Inve>ta:nnt Association ?
fmm Harris. Winthrop & Co.
NBW YORK. Oct. 17.? M.trk?t rul?d firm to-dav
ur.'ler short corerlng and renewe?l huyins by .vW- I
out bu'.ls. vv? look for a good traders market from |
now until e!-c:ion and would advise taking artvan
t?;e of swings either way. he U-boat scare ha* a;>
rareatly been forgitten hut It Is not improliahl-r that
th?ro may be other instance* such as occurred last j
neek and for this reason there Is a disposition on the j
part of the trading element to lighten their lines j
before the closing. If no unfavorable news forthcom- |
inc over-night, we look for higher prices to-morrow ,
under leadership of Steel, here were soruu loans i
called to-day. by the banks which cau>ed ail ail- |
vance in money rates and which may bring about 1
a slackening In the activity of some of the special
ties which have been run up to record high i-rlcus. |
Dow Jones says: American Locomotive, adjourn-'
meet of annual meeting was to 4 p. in. Wednesday, j
instead of noon, as first announced.
In Cabin (Treek distrlet Ohio Cities Gas Co.. Mon- j
day shot a well making 4S'J barrels dally. This Is !
record well for company.y
Dow Jones says: Activity and strength of Cuban I
Cane Sugar common Is due to buying by interests '
who believe stock will be placed ou .< ditld'tud)
basis of SS a share shortly after beginning of new ,
year. On Interests of Cuban Cane Sugar is estlmti- j
ting earnings of company for 1917 at rate of more,
than $.'0 a share on common.
Hoston wires: International I'ai-r has ndvWed 1
trade that price of news yrtr.t delivered for 1017 will (
be edvanced to e^uivalet.t of ':!i cents ier ioiui-1. ;
This Is an advance of <20 per ton. the greatest ad- j
vance In news print ever ordered. It compares with I
1910 contract prices of -'K. cents per pound deliver- '
ed or an increase in selling price of 1 cent ier J
pound.
On company's production this price advatw means !
between $10,000,000 and Jti.omj.fMjit additional gross j
Income by far larger portion cf which should bo rep- j
tesented In net.
Allowing that, company will make on the oasis of ,
7916 average prices. 54.000. 000 net this year, tins j
means that th? next year company promises to earn i
tn vicinity of Jl'.OIO.OflO. ThH earning power would ;
1?? equal to over 560 a ,?harc on the $22.404. <".>0 pre. !
ferred stock after intcresht and sinking fundi. It 1
esptalng the confidence felt in banking circle* that it i
will be poslble for the company to pay off 7j per
cent of Its accrued dividends in cash at an early
date.
???! Ca it. Pa., savs: National Transit Co.. declared
regular quarterly dividend of SO rents it shitre. pay
able December 15. *tock rccoril November SO.
Atlantic Steel September earnings S104.6LS surplus
after charges J.S-I.CIS ; nine months earnings i<> r.?.r:::0 :
surplus after charges and dividends J4S7.5S0. Sei>
I teuiber surrlus equal to S.'jJ per cent on common
after allowing for preferred dividend or at annual
| rate ?C"j.24 per share.
i N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WHEELING. W. Vn.. Oct. 17. *lt>\
I-'urntsifiS Tin- Intclliceiicci l>v \ II, Mastcsi ,'c .
members Now York Stock Kxclisnse, National I'.juk
of \V*st Virginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
K. Krand. manager.
STOCKS. [Open. . I lijli. Low. jCloso.
American !!'?? S't.-ar i yi".*;iOO?il !>!' I
noiii I iuv u'?i 12 1 12
American ? 'an j Bo-4| 1. 1 1 -j w" V ciVi
American Zinc I 17 U| -17 ' 47V. 4i
American Car ?v Foundry. ...i 07 | CS-V
do i-rcfeircd IIS', lis1. Ilf, lis-'s
American Ice Securities ; 2v - 2s S<: 2*'* Iv-i
American lavomntivo ' 7.s'; 7H ' -j ' 7S ; 7;!.j
do preferred ;i^': li'-.i? Ic'.-i
American Smelt >v Kef llU'is II-*", U:i' , 117
AetuUaii Tel. ,V Tel IX! U IUH ISSWU'^'i
American Woolen j SO'*; 51 j 3v'.n 61
Anaconda SM*i :?!?i !'"*
At.hisoi lUli", IOC-, llii!1,
Baltimore Ohio >SHr' '.i: ' ss ! H
!!etui.-h' in Steel .'.jo 550 ,34 ? ..li::a
j I'.iildwin I /?eo motive SIS ?'? s';'. >?
! Brooklyn Hajiid Transit K. , S5'.-j: $5 ' #"?
| California lletroleuni i 2.';!., - 1 i 2ovv - 1
| do preferred 1 51 'i 52 j 52 i~ j 32
Central Leather ? S?-Si ?2K> '??< M
ltutre & Super CS'.-j C4\ li.i'. i;::**
I I'lwia^MlEit -v om , cs7, [ cs?, c
I 1 cago Ct?-at Western 13;, i:iT?- la'- la'i*
>lo prelerred 40 40 j
! ?"!. -as-. Mil. .V 8! I 'an! lO'J ?3's ,
I in do I.'opja-r M 53W- .">i"s 7.4 .,
i Chicago it Ko. k Island 25 . 23%! 24V. 2i *
? ?ml* I'opper 2 1 ? ; ? 2tM L'l I H!
r-ru rro.lti- 1.< ; 17 | i?i, k.'i r.-Vi
do pieferre-1 1 DIH| 31 Ultei 01
Cartadian I'iinfir ,17.".'s I7(i 17.*'. It.)
Colorado r.fi I m>, r..:'4| ;.4
iV|isolida'.e<l Cm 142 !142 IliO'.i l : >Ti
(>iklillvr?* Securities 1 4v?| ?U
line | S'.i'.kI 3SVsi .>'.i
I do firsts | 57'. u 7,4 ! r.J-'ii r.-:u
i f ieneral K!>vtnc 17S I < I '{? , 177 la 1
? iundrleli ItulilM-r ! 71 i 74',' 7J\I 7:!%
?Ste? ,\..r:h<!ti preferred l!S7^ 11^'. 1H'~
r?m .Si filioro Oregon 4L-r, J . -t I .! ? J ?; ;'J
10S : I ' I
l.'i 17 -A
-'?! r4!"
H.!U 4*.
'JU ;
-.'??i 27-;
?-1
<????*
JS-H I
Illinois Central 1U1> l"'.>
Iriterlioro Ciihj | 17'-, 17'j
do prwerred j 74(^| 74ii
luternattoiial t'a:.ir ! 40 40
do tir>-ferr>Hl I I'm
Kansas City S.oithern j 2s'A 2s<",
Kenneeott Copper ! ">?" : i 5^(1
l.uclede Has I0u HW-j 10'J !l o?'.i
Lehiith Valley I 84 '4 } S4^i S.t I
Lackawanna St- 1 S'vii f ' ! Sj '.i
Cuba Cano Suyir I C.r, , 07 I C" I ('??:?
Crueilile Steel , g.S>j| S7'i! S4Hj
Columbia tia-s I 40 'i j 40U| X'J j
(ireene Canaoca I 51 5I'.f 7.1'v 51 M
Inspiration Copper t ?4'~l P.l"i* | C4
International Nickel I ^ 52% .'.2^
Mexican lvtroleurn ll'KiVjj 110 4 : |os'i"l0'.l
Missouri. Kansas & Texas 1 5V 5\| 5 j 5
Miami Copper SS(,| "S"... S.S J iit
Missouri I'aclflc eefs j 5>i| 5"? 5:>i
Missouri Pacific olds | 5>i; ."7;| 3\
National Lead ! C!i i BS^*
Natioual Knainel | j 2S"^i 2^
New allveu i (i 1 v (;|\ i:i)". |
Nevada Consolidated ! L'lSi us-,' 21 *> 22
New York Central il0S?, lUs's. M7*n||:i.'\
Norfolk & Western U46Mri4?U,l4}VJ4l'.
Northern Pacific Ity 111"^ Ul\ III .,11 1 ;
I'tfDnsylvaniii It. It I 57"?: r.SJi .-,7 * .".*?,
Peoples Cms |112 | lit! ; 1 1 1 [111
Pacific Mail I 2ii i U'iHi 25* 25"?
Pressed Steel Car | to'S1 ns'i! r,7l- r.S
do preferred j04 104 *,101 ;i"l
Readlns ;lo9 ;io!i";1l0<< |l'.is'~
Republic | 75-K! 7G^1 T4'.i! 73
do preferred II2sn uji;, ||2', l!2U
Advance | 15 J 13 j 13 1 15
Starbuck Arizona 2t) ' UI'Ti' "-S "I ' 211
Sears Knebuck i2HU:!l3 i211:?i 2i"i
Htoss-Sticffield ' CI j Cl 1 Cft'-ji cu'-i
Southern I'iwific lOPi |o) ?, !<??? :v 10.1',.
Southern ItaiUvay 1 2:".- ,':n 1 2!ti, I'O
do preferred 0.H'a i;>i... C-:'3
American Hide ?V Leather.... 20 is , ly>,
do* preferred 7." ?i - 7M,| 7,-, | 77'
Tenessee Copper j T.i | 2?'~; 22'i| 2':'i
ToxttS Oil 22" '.i : 22 1-1, 222-i, 2-M'i
L'niou 1'aclfic I4;?!i J4<i'*i,ii,"'4
do preferred | S3'i J Sr:'i 1 SU-% S27\
Ct ah Copiwr 1 S*.* ,? >r4i {ii'~
l.'nlted States [tut her I .'..'1%; !!? r.'.; COi ,
do first preferred IL! 1 1 r: ||: " ti:
United S'ate- St-el IK:", l|4". 11
do prefert'Ml ,IUw*. I-!' _ 12'r .
do ImmU '10'. 10'. '?? !???: ,
Vitcmia ? ? ii'iiiical | 42 is! 4." .|j ;
Cnllcd Fruit : It51 , 1 ? I !i;| '? 1 , .
WhIksIi ! I4v Hr. ! I ? | \\ '
?to preferred I.'.." ? ^ : : .-. ; ;
Western I'liioii 1;.'! li.; . C2' ? ??-?', -
Kl -it.. "in:'; |ii;,i, j r< 1 1 .. . > .
MatWcll M'ltnrs .SICj S!"3 w , >?;)
do first preferred S7 | S7 , jit; T? boii (
| do pew ml preferred .
| Wllloys Overland
I American ....
it . preferred
! Allis Chalmers
[ Industrial A
I Ms i m
du preferred
| Ontario Western ...
I onuirio Silver
! Roy l on.-'l
I It. 'ill way Steel Springs . .
' Studehaker il"-: jlUt'.SiU- l-- s
*t> | f'? | S'y.1 sr.
46 j 48 4". I 45
24 !-j| ^ . U I 21H.-. 25
127 Is U<
40Vj| 42?ii 40',: :o\ I
lis }U7?s. ;ms. 1 1".'*
-*^1 -"7*i '-j | ir1-. j
t--.| 7 | tf-si 7 )
25'si 2541 2." | 2..'i
?VHil 54 '?| 5.1 I 51 1
! fulled States Smelters 72 Hs j 7.1 I 71"ii
And', l-'reuhc j t I1 '? :
I Republic 5"s ) w%j Ul'Tiii S'.,T'i! -'i'N
j Owetis iiottl" Machine ' t?4;j*j U4?*| 1*4 ?* ! !M"< i
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
WIIiEI.INU, \V. Va.. Oct. 17. '16. j
'unilshed The Intelligencer by A. K. Masten Co.. I
" Ii-th New York Slock K.tchaugc. National ltaul;
'.Vest Virginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. laiuis ,
I tt and. manager. 1
j STOCKS. I Hid. 1 Ask. j
| Atlanla-Co'.dfield j Vj ; 10'i ,
| Canadian Car A: foundry I 35 | 45 |
j Car. I.iglit .V Heat | 4 1 4 U j
I Cramps S. & K j 7 ; S2 .
Kmcr?on l*!i'.>:i"gruph I S'-j: t'
Coldtteld Cons j C'i ! 02 I
[ I leu-Joe Manufacturing Cj ...i 24 I
Jutiilm KiteM-sii.ri i 3'! I 3s {
' K .it l:< u!i an limine I S'.i! .'<) J
I Magma Cupper j 1 7 * ^ . IS ]
| Mtdvale Steel I 07 4 : t.T'ij
| Nipirsiu.: Mines I 7 is < j
I Ktlver-ile.-eman i S'l ! t-~< |
I Sterling Until I '.s| i
Submarine I'.om | 42 j 4" I
I Triangle l-'ilii; I 2 | 2'i t
I I'liiti'd Sfii. t -lit it Heat i 2'i 2's
| d.. pi.V.i-. j 4-5, S',1
i ITnlted I'lofit Sharing j I I
I World I *1 hi; ! IS 1\ j
' 'if-id.' M-.t.-r S'. e:,H. II Hid. . As);, j
Chalmers M rs | i t:M
i "hevrokt M tors l:<7 l-i.'t |
Kit:-:* """tors i |
Inti-muli-oal MoPnj ? 4 j fi
do [irefuiird ; 15 { 2.'. !
I'eerless .Motor* | 2" I
Keo Mow Car I IM'i, 11 :{? I
Standard Motors ; 7'si X
[tinted Motors I (to1- li.'.'s, |
White Motors ; .".7 j f7;a [
Kd:.unds .v Jones I 2'J | 12 ;
Outside Oil Stocks. j J'.id | As'it. |
Cosilen Refining I 18 | Hi
Cosdeil Oil ,V 0 us i 12U! 1"
du preferred I i ;t: 5
International I'ettoleum I lu,ti ii
j Midwest Refining I i:? | ,i
Mlowst Oil i 41 | 47
Muskogee Refining I
dl- ahi.nia i'n.duec A- Refining ; l(M?J j(j\ ;
Satiulftt Refining | II w. in |
Sim-lair Oil j 4si ?X j 4!??i 1
Way land Oil & Gas | 5 | 5?4 [
PITTSBURGH STOCKS
WllEEI.INO. \V. Vs.. fx-t. 17. 'If!. |
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. Ii Alastni ,v |
memli-rs New York St.K-k Ejchaugn. Nalioual Itank ?
of West Virginia hiiiltling. Wheeling. \v. \ t. l^.uls j
r. Itrand. ttiaiiager. i
I STOCKS.
I
American Sewer l'l;.e I l.Vt,
American Window lilass Maehlno : : i'l"i
do preferred , ;12"<
American Window Glass, preferred I'Ki'/i
Caney ItlTer lias j -It
ilurlilson-Wulkre Refaciorlci II". |
d? preferred jlo5 '
Independent I'-rcwing [ fi
do preferred 1 22"? : 2't
Manuracliirer'e I.lght .t Heat I f.7',a
National l-'lre 1'rujfiiig I S |
do prefe: td I il>'%
Ohio Kuel I 4;i-, 4t'!j
ohio Kuel Oil I 17 ;
owlnhomu <:?a I 7!? |
O-age >V llklnu'.ma Has 1105
l'lt'slmrgh lltewlng | ii | C'.i
il l prt-f'trred 25 ; !
I'ittsbiirgll oil Cas || lo V
San Toy ...j 20 j
IY.t"ii Natural <ias ! 175 |
rrii'Mi Switch & Signal I ii'i
West inglwMise Air Brake I l".i!
We t |*iiiii Traction & Water I'ower. I j
l.iilt-ll.. Ir?n I 72<4| T'.^l 72'4| T5'4| 75\t|J73
do i r.-ferred 1 1 i ! !-':?> J I J
Pure Oil I Si*; 21'.. 21 i 21 | 4.'..-,
I .1 Stales Olas,... II I ?! I 41 i l|*
Stceks 24,215.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS j
iVriKKIilN"'!. w Va.. Oet. !7. '10 i
Kuri.ished Mi- Int. I.::-- .-.-r l.v V Ii. Ma.iei, a Co. j
II.. T..I. 'S New ^ k Sr.-U |:x>likii?i>. National Hai ti I
of . -? V.rrtm.1 i. ::Mmg. winvlmg. v\ . \ l^.im .
I". Claud, manarer.
STOCKS ? Open. (Close. '
vdii-ii' it.- ; 4 '? i
All- I i;> 70 j
Aie.olian ii'i' 7 j
Arizona i 12 'aj 12% ?
California & Arizona
California <V llcola ?
(Yntetiuia
(Vpi'cr Kango
Duly Went
East lltittn
Franklin
ilani'ifk
Indiana
Isli; Jloyalo
Kerr Lake
l.ak
Macs. Cons"!
Michigan
Mohawk
Nlpissiin;
North initio
Did Dominion
iwola
Clulncy o....
Shannon
Sut'Ciior
Superior &
Tamarack ..
Trinity ....
(tall I'onsol
Victoria ....
Winona ....
Wolverine
I in:
i 1"
ii *
! 14
i.*.
4
CI'..
14"-.
4<*
4
i'l '.a
2?1i; 21
I H
Curb Mining Stocks.
liinelmm
ltohnnia
Chief i 'on so I ....
Crown Jlescrrn . . .
Kit>t National ..
T<oK'>?i>
.McKiiilev Unrr.iii
I'nitoit Venlo Km.
Yukon Ciolil
Standard Olt Subsidiary Stocks
WHKKI.INIi. W. Vn.. Oct. 17, '1C.
Kit :ni she I The Intclhrcnce- hv A K. Muslim tV !*??.
nicmliers Now v?ik Stock K.tehatigp. National Itiin
of Went Virginia Untitling. Wheeling. \\. Va. laim
!?'. Ittiitnl. IfisiititST.
1.1,1
STi n'KS.
Anglo Amciican (
Atlantic Itctiniiig i'o.
Itornc Scivniscr I'
Ituikcvc I ' i i h* l.inc I'".
I ho,l>rotiKh .Mf j i'o..
I'oloniiil uii i-..
? "on t In ''ii t 1 Oil i'o ..
i rcsoi-nt I'll- l.mc ..
I'lrolu-ilatol I. luff
Kurcka I ? 1 1 ??? l.mc ...
(J.il.iia Signal (ii! Co.
cl i profcrti-il
Tllini !s I*.:.- I .. i it* ...
I mt i a n.i I'll-' l.lnc i'o.
Nations! Trmivt Co ,
New V<irfc ';"r.in-it <'?<?
Northern l'i|n. l.mc i'i
niiio fill i'o.ii ..in- ...
I'lerco Oil i 'or; urn I ion
I'ra'iie nil \ I ; ?? . i'i
I'rairic I'iio l.im- ....
Xnlai ficflniitg i'i ..
Southern l':pe I. me ..
Smith lvnii I'll
South West I 'cm
Stamlar'l nil i'o.
St itii'laril nil I'm.
S'amlaril nil i'o.
Sfatnlaril nil i'o.
St II In Ian I III! I'm.
SI ainlaril nil i'..
Stamlani nil i'o.
Slanil:i'.l (HI i'o.
Swan .V Klintli i',i<upaii.i
I'nioti Tank l.ioc
Vacuum nil i '"iii|>any ..
Washington Oil Company
:<>:
400
I'll
I i.il
I' I. inc. .
r I'lilifuriila .
r Indiana ...
?f Kansas ...
?f Kenlurky.
if Nebraska .
!" Nc'.v .li ls**V
if New York
( Ohio
N"EW YORK COTTON MARKET
WIIEKI.1NO. W. Va.. fief. 17. *1'" 1
Kiirnishcil Tin- Intelligencer hv A. K. Ma si ell I'm..
imiiil'Ms New Vorl; Stock Kvhangc, National Hunk
uf West Virginia hulhling. Wheeling. W. Va. 1-niils
I'. Iti anil, manager.
I Open. ( High.; I nit.
'i 'in
.'$17 S'TJIS 1!? S17 SO Jts 111 J
.1 17 mi 1 1 ::i 17 psi it is ;
.! I1- C" lv ?io IS I'll; is :;:i ;
. I is t'i" is -is; is ns' is
17 7i? 17 17 i;-.| 17 77
.1 17 7:1 1.S 17 7*: is ill I
Quotations by . F. Brannllch & Co.
Hay, Grain & Famiinar Implements,
1012 Market Stroet.
Jel.'lng
Timothy nny. per ton.
Mixed hay, per tun....
Sit- 1) 0'irn. new
K.'ir corn
.\'u. 2. i'ccl'\n nod oats..
Wheat. P'.t Imsnel ....
liruii. i?er ton
I'flco.
.520 OP
. 18 00
99
au
do
. 1 30
. 2S ou
PETROLEUM
'II.
IT V. I';i., Oct. 17. ? Credit l.nl
1 nee $"."??>. Units luT.sCH; uvorugu Sl,
? til. Shipments 112.157; average oO.GSo.
BUYING SENDS!
Market Closed Excited With Ton Notch Flourai
Reached ? Corn anil Oali F I n I ?hed Up.
fllU'ACft. Ort. 17.-- Sensational ;*ilvjinrr in Ihe
value cf wheat resulted t? day from ivild ni-^1: .?* l"
buy. wiin-ti accompanied <i Ins hn>ioleiiiii|; oit of
e sport business. Tho market eh mm I rxcitcl at
nearly tho topmost figures readied Net gain* were
v%c to 7c u bushel with Orcein Iter at to
Sl.W.i ami May Si. 04-% to Jl.felV
<'orn finished J ;ic to 1 :!?<9 1 Tic higher an J pa's
"I' I'/kc to 1-Ho.
In provisions the final ranee varied from ' cents
decline to a rise of 15 centa.
Persistent buying on tho pan of the fnrciipiera
? ended to carry t tiu whole marHi't upwind from the
Mart, but ll was not until t lit: last hour of the pul
sion thai prices went skyrocketing In Rood rainc.,:.
Estimates after the close indicated that since >is
tertUy Kuroiie.itis had acquired ttioru than 2.Vl0.iii)
bushels of wheat from tho relatively meager supply
in tho U tilled HtateB.
j Open, i IIiIik l.ow. * IMosi
i r, i :.s l CS'i
i ih ?:+ i ."?!< i i' '? .?
:<u.' TP-;
] t .".II I t H II l> 47
J 1.: l" >7 :I3 ?7 l::
|ij 70 jl'.' J>.< (11* 70 jl2 Mi
Ciish nuoliitlons:
Wheat ? No. i, mI si |.r,n?;, ; X?i. .1 red
$ I . .17 *5n 1 .<S I ; .No. ; bald tl.C21.C4; No. ).! hard
S1.3ti?i(a I. CI.
Corn- No. 2 yellow 92'i'? i'Se : No. 4 ycllovr S'J Vi @
90c ; .No. 4 wli it ?? iioiniiiul.
Oats ? No. 3 white It m 47c. standard 17(3 l.'c.
fork? J2S.10.
l.ard? tlS.42.
Kills? ?13 7.'nj 14 L'.'i.
GRAIN SUMMARY.
liy Private Wire to l-'id?*lil> iincstiueiil Assoclt.iion.
I'lUCAUO, III., Oct. 17. ?The wheat market lias
taken a lot of liquidation of late and prices have
held well. Tho local crowd has been rcali/.itn: stevli y
and holds less wheat than for more Iluin a month,
iiome close ole'Crvei s of pit conditions rt-^iu-1 ih?
' technical si tu u lion lis much Improved. The short in
terest has Increased sliclitly and the market is show
ing more sctisallvciiess t.. the buying. The .inJeily
luK conditions arc bullish.
.tamos A. ratten nas a latge seller of wheat rnd
corn, and sold a lew oats yesterday to take pmtila.
It Is ?aid that he sold the hulk of his holdings. 1 ? o
left last night for New York on business.
Corn bulls are wa telling the movement of the new
crop, and belicvu there will he enough domestic and
export demand to take care of offerings. The iintii
prlee, however, la keeping many tiaders olf the Inly
ing side, and with a small increase in the movement
tlicro Is a disposition In sell futures more fteeljr. A
few of the his commission house, are benii.-h mi
corn and cat*.
Belling of com against purchases of oats Is partly
duo to a belief that the winter marketing of corn '
will ho sufficiently heavy to depress value.,. V hi 'o
tho rtm of oats Is expected lo he lighter, with con- j
sumption heavy.
t'asb ? Kipurt sales of wheat at the seaboard ves
terdav were l.2."0.(ioii iiiisiicl. mostly domesile win- !
ters. with some .Maullohas and inquiries foi mote late
i ill the day. be TKnglisli anil liutclt gorertllli-'iils
were the bidders. Sales of coin vveie 21m ilim ou. he!. 1
! I'hicago sold Ml. 000 hnshel corn and .Vl.fluo bushel
oats to the seaboard. Oomcstle sales ot wheat went
35.000 bushel. corn S3. 000 bushel and obis 10.1. 00'J
bushel. Omaha sold IIP. nun bushel to the seaboard.
TOL12PO. (>.. On. IT. ? Wheat cash
J 6 5 '-i : Dcc-mlior lUs-'a : .May IT".
Clover seetl. prime cash I OH": Docrm
ber !*S2 *s : February :* 2 1 ~ : March 0S3.
AlsiUe, prime "-ash 102m: December
1030: .March Timothy, prime cash
23T'?; i>ecember L' tr.; March 2.1P.
lY.rreefn. wnoil
iln. Cfttton
(In. U rot In
do. pni*>r
Winter wheat
SV
Cum. No. PS.*: No. -
5. l?r dozen. I down in
li (1'17.1'H lu eases. $4.4".
?!.1
.in
111 n.'l
: so |
.. *. si.
o.\tra.
Fancy refined
Choice refined
BT/ENOEt* MAl'I.K SYIUT.
{.oMen Tree. plats. larse. prr
Odlen Three, class. . lirr d"7
C!>*-lilpn Tree. glssv small. per dn*en
rrui: sap.
Onarts. per dmen i
llhlf callon. per iln^cn
Uailen. per do/en ?
HONEY.
Pure Strained.
2~c tumbler. ! dr/m. per 1
in,- tumbler. 2 ileum. per doren
MEATS.
Hums, larne. J ?! !l>? ami mer
! .)??. medium. ii t- I"
j <|". una! I. lrt l.i I". Il'r. nicr
llrtitiipc lioneley, limit
I Hl-.iklJSl bacon. clnr I' I" 11
I r.iral.la^ cl-ar. !:! t,. |*i
I litcakfast I
.5 vl(* -11
? t- 40
. 1 4rt
. P0
; nn
2 .10 ?;? 2
;'0? 1 no I
:o
l!><i
lb.
Hrcakfi-t I.:
Smoked I
barks ...
: liii-k. i'!i*aP.
II"
?ai. strip* and
j U.r.-.'ii and clear l>.-liir?
I Itacon mill clear ? aides
J ISacon ami fm narks
I I >t y wilt. ill. if strips and barks..
i l'r?" mil. I'luar Vllies
! Hry Milt, rle-ir ?ldes
{ Pry Mill. Tat lifl ks
1 Itnli'lllli
l.AKI'
I Schenk's tierce* bast*
(in!. I I .oaf I'.rand. tirlre basis
over Tii:n? KS
Kancr tub*. CD II.
! :.?.|h. pails. per case
I'"- |l>. pails. per case
| |n- Hi. pails. per r.isc
j S III. pails. l-er i asp
I " Hi. pails. |irr rasr
Klako Willi i*. I'l't*
lllt'E.
I Km 1.1 fa-n v I,, ail. V. II... I - Hi. ra:
I Cantlilia lira. I. extra fancy
; I'ariilina head. fancy
i 'a ? h! m a head, choice
itv,
IT 'i
: i ixt
ii
? lin-i
i fan
i-l r< I
J" "2 ,
:?J?i
i
i
? ArlMi.-kl.'-i \
I (lid Reliable
I
' Prion blend.
iK. i> IV Wheeltnc.l
iokkki:.
IWiitvlini! 1'rl.T. i
i. I Oil lbs.
TEA nUPARTMENT.
III. Imes. I er III
UPTON'S.
i Vvlnii and India. lb
iVvlmi and India. Id
Orion and India. II.
iVvbui .in- 1 India. Ih
I Vvlnn ui.'t India. Hi..
iVvi m ai d India II
KtielMi bteakfast
!b . EncllsH lire ikfast
i;r v powder.
'li'iiiC Mnviii ?
"hoicc Imperial
Vill'Ni; HYSON.
K.ni.-v I'M!
llvsnfi
I'hoiiro
iiOI.um;
I 'Inner (I..I..II-* ...
fli.ni'C i Vinitoil ...
North I'lilna
I!asl*i*t fired \*.i,
l:?vk.*! fir... I V.i :
Silver leaf
DVOOt* A V 1 1 INDIA.
:._'.* i
?.-?0 :
4Vi *..1 |
7**\
5m in j
n.i.Sn.-i!
! s.
i'IIEKSE.
V..rk
al Ci rn ill. full N
liairv priiii s
I.i.nir Horn
Ki'lsrr \V? lirirlc. VV
to nark
l.inilii'Uvr. about " His
STARrn.
Smndaril. limp. *n Hi. t?o
Siandsrd. lump. Mil
i.W.T.
Kinrv tat Ir. I'll ".-Hi
Kanrv lalilo. To l-lli
|.'u r.ry tat.lp f.H
Canrv tahlo. |f>
I" ho.-v tuilr. II '.i: IP ....
I I. arc** 1 atfs. 1*1111*. i!2'i H'S
I re in- sail. :m In. Iocs...
? i ill in riwr
IIKANS.
Navy iiofltii. liac lots
I.ima. ?:??- ll>. 'n.*s (iiu. 1
Itnl Ki.l,i*r 'Mja.is
SEEDS.
I CloHT. rhoiro
| Timothy seed
j Clover, iitsik.'
[ I'l-ivrr. crimson
I f lover, white
VINEOAIl.
I I'urc cidi-r. prr callon
nsir.
Markcrrl ?
,?n fish. 1c
Kumilv a|.'t. Hi II
I I'.rardslry's Slirrddcd .1 cirri Cod
llaminy
MitP.I rw: allies
tikra
Muslirooiiis
I *11 in t'k in
Earlv June jtc.ui
Marrow fat peas
StriiiR lii-ans
I'uni
Toinntm's
about fi lb.. I
.-.'t
... n nowii 2*
... S I"'"-.'.'! So
. . f. 0?? n 25
.jm 2ofl'in nn
. :i now n ?>:,
. II wine il so
. ?i nna !? ,-.n
. 2? nncs> in no
IT
r> .'.o
1 oo
tr.ia rn
??.??> n.i
l to.i'i '.n
4 (inr?.-: nn
:m?ii j." i
l 00:3' 2 nn
l jflui i nn
rr.r* p
l i 1 i;o
1 SOI" 1 TO
VIOLENCE RESUMED
NEW" YORK. Or I. 17 ? Vioipnce in
tho city's transit situation was r^
sumiMl totiny, whpn strikers and syni
patliizi>rs made several attacks on sur
face cars in upper Madison Avenue.
Tlrirks were thrown through windows
and several passencers were injured,
and a conductor was assaulted and
rohhod. f'olirp reserves dispersed the
trouble makers.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
A. E. MASTEN&CO.
204-205-206 National Bank of VV
Va. Bldg.
Louis F. Brand, Mgr.
MEMBERS
New York Stock Exchange
Pitts'burg'h Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade,
CROW-EI. KHART MOTOR COMPANY PLANS TO
BUILD 30.000 CARS PER YEAR.
Succssful Concern, Which Hat Earned Over 1,0'lQ Per
Cent on Original Investment In Past Seven
Years, Now Alms at the Bio. Rich
Rewa<"(Jt of Quantity Production.
The 1 remcndi'.n advancc made by i lie autotii"b;io
imlustrv during tin* past two or tlireu years Is almost
I'.i.ii lielief. ijue t>.v ntii' the great conipanic'i. like
Kuril. t.'enenl Moliirs. Willys-Overland. Saxon. Max
well. Studebaker. ami Paige- 1 ?iimit. have reac.'i
iil t|ie golden cial of iiuantiiy production. wii'i their
aggregate outputs mounting into I hundreds
thousands ui' ears. bringing amazing profits to i
fortunate holders of stock, who lioughl early an. I laid
for Investment.
I'ruu - Klliliart Motor Company is the latest of the1
stiirily growth of younger comem* to join the amlii
I lulls |iriM'i>?sl<iu toward lug production Tins com
[lutiy has won its spin s 11 y scion years (if iSiiecciS
without sensation. Steadily. Iiut quietly, moving tti
In tin* tajiks, it lias nrinheil .1 i?dnt where il'-'inaiHl
ha* outstripped (lie extreme limit of rapacity pro
duction of Its present plant at Klkhart. Indiana, now
tin mIiir out 5- passenger touring rars selling at $703. j
iiihI ^-passenger "Clover Leal" load.itera at $XI5. at I
aluiil the r.itii of fi.(int) per year. I
It is planned tn double this output within Hie ii"Xt )
few months, and then as rapidly as possible to reach
.'!0. OOO mm jier your. When mis goal Is reached, it Is
estimated that tin- net profits of Crnw-Kikhart Motor 1
I 'olupjiiiy will lie between .$4.0110,001) and Jo.QOO.Oilf) j
per year. The offielals, nho are now behind this
Crow- Klkhart piogram of expansion, are the came J
who have earned over 1.OO0 per cenl on tire original j
investment during the past .seven years.
PRODUCE MARKET
orange!
I.ei
WHEF.I.INC. W. Vs., Oct
Wholesale Prices.
Corrected by Parker ? Co.
Vel?ncia
bushel
,$t "1
I'cppers
Kaiiauas 1
Apples. per bushel
Tomatoes, huno', bushel I
Cabbage. barrel ?!
lireeli beans, bushel 1
t'otatoes, hair ?'
Potatoes. Imshol I 1
Sweets. barrel -
I'eaehrs. JCIberta. bushel i
I'cars, bushel 1
California Grapes 1
Celery, doien
II. Squash. barrel -
Concord crapes
(Corrected by P. Bachman 4. Sons.)
Butter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Creamery butter
Ohio and Pennsylvania
Hairy
Select eggs
Kreslt to ma*'*
Storoge Ok . .
Pressed ?
Sprints
Hens, pound .,
Turkeys
1 Hicks
Jiroilers. fre<h .
Geese
.Alive ?
liens. pound ..
Young chickens
ltoosters. pound
Ducks, pound .
I'tRcuus. pair
t ieeso. pound . .
Poultry.
ml; j
no
75(*2
TafcfL
no
DO!'' 3
00
C.'if'rS
l-'ilij I
HO 2
2'n'i I
7 S?2
Wte 1
::i "c
.111
27 1?
riD'-i)
3\vi
2.-.C?
.'0
M
1.1 @
?J5 ?>>
12 UI
LOCAL STOCKS
Dally Quotation list of the Wheeling Stock Kx
cbatige :
W1IKKLING. W. Va.. Oct. 1.
?10.
STOCKS.
I! loch Jlros. Tob. Co. pfd...
do common
(llCeutrul Glass Works ....
Conservative Ufe Insurance.
German Kite Insurance Co..
Vostoria Glass Co
lla/el-Atlas Glass Co.
Imperial Glass Co
1. allelic iron Works, pfd ...
do common
Market Auditorium Co
Neuralgyline Co
Culled Dairy Co
I'. S. Stamping Co
Ward Ilakini; Co.. pfd
do ciiinniO'i
Warkick China Co.. pfd ....
do common
Wheeling A; llelinont llridge
Wheeling Itriilf- Co
Wheeling -Metal & Mfg. Co..
Wheeling .Mold Ar Kd.v. Co..
Wheeling Sleel A; Iron Co...
Wheeling Steel Casting Co.
Wheeling Tile Co
Whitaker-Glcssncr Co.. pfd.
do common
| hid. | Ask. (I- S.
? I H"2
. .| UCO
.1 1 145
?I !,"
? i i!-'3
i I;'?
.1S5 llS 1
? I iiS
11:12
? I !>!> I
1 132
::!iss
..jU5?
::i 3;?
. . I t'tj
.ej JO
10'J
.123
FLASHES TO M ASTEN'S.
Private wire to A t. Masten & Co.
NKW YORK. llct. XT. ? .Stocks were fironc during
the gteatci part of the session and though they
closed well above the highest all the leaders allowed
net gains excepting 1'iiion J'acific. which was olf ;.i.
Marine shares were up on anticipation of discussion
of back diildeinl payments at the meeting to lie held
Thursday. They sold off on a reisort that 110 ac
tion would 1 1" taken then, but there was very good
having of ihcse shares. Steel was the leader, con
tributing a large Individual portion of tho heavy
(railing which ran far above l.OOO.OOII shares for tho
day. The market took a lot of >tock tn-ilay. realiz
ing ?s well as short selling and I loon for higher
prices for tho good stocks.
The stock market gave a distincily bull point
Monday. The rapidity of the advance in Hie last
hour, however. ? . extreme Ibat we are inclined
to look for .1 101 desate reaction before the market
goes very uiuc'? higher.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK
WMEE1.1NO. \\. Xn.. del.
(Wheeling l.i vo Stools ? 'onimission
I' ATT I.E.
I'uttlo. good in I'holci'. 1.000 to 1,100. ..5
l 'Hi III
t'iitll.
I'Millf,
fall If,
i 'attlr
fair to good. WOO to l.lOi
good 10 choice. S?00 l>
lair to good. SOU to
good. TOO in S00....
I'xRiiuon
?l>) .
Ifcff hulls
Itnlngiia bulls
Itccf eons
HOGS.
. ISO and i
iSo i" i:
Hog*. rlnlre
I logs. good.
llnS". fnir to
Stags ami s?i'
Sli'vp. rxira
Slid l'. good
SKw|i. "?oiiinviii
Spring lamb*. rliolcp ..
I. a mils, culls ami rnnni
"1. I'lO M J.-.O.
SIIKEI' AM" I. AM It.S.
17. 'IO.
to.)
II0(<
-~l '<?
00"?
5o?
veai. r.M.VES.
fault".
faille.
fault*.
('.iltlc.
Cat III-.
Hull
I "cm s ,
llnw.
Mill!*.
ii?w.
Slice;,.
Sl;ri'[i,
ShlMM'.
l.amlis
I.amli*
fa Ives,
?Ja lri',1.
Fresh
good.
Sax. Patterson & Co.
OATTIiE.
I/'Ort In I.L'IH!
00ft 1,1 1.010
.<00 to '.'00
Till) to 800
SIIEKIV
...ST 00? 7 r.o
... 6 r.Oie r to
... fi 110'-? A 50
... ti 00*!) G 23
.... 5 00 .v 5 50
.... !i (Kiw ti 00
3 OOiiV 5 00
... 0 75 ? 0 S5
.... II 50 tf U *5
7 'JC? 0 00
.... 6 IJ0? C 50
... 5 o.v; e oo
.... ". 00c? 4 00
..." U 00?j 9 60
... 7 00?J 8 50
... 12 00 a' 12 jo
... 7 00im" 8 50
45 OU'^CS 00
l\lTTSHl"UGIf. Oct. 17.? Cattle steady;
supply light. Cliolce SS 00@S CO; prinio
<s T?@9 Ort.
Sheep steady; supply light. Prime
wether $7 75<fKS 00; cull and common
$3 0U!i( r? 00; lambs 57 00 iff 1 0 60; veal
calves S12 t'0?il2 ">0.
ilogs steady; receipts light. Prime
heavies $!i !? 5 ^ 10 00; mediums SO 90.'?
0 heavy yorkers $9 75@9 95; light
yorkers $'? 35 W 9 50; pigs i'J 00 ft 'J L' j ;
roughs ?S 75<if9 25.
extra .,
good ...
common
ex t ra .
gOOd
coimiiuii
. est r:i good
. fair to good .
fair to Rood .
eitru good ...
cotts. iicr head
CHICAGO. Oct. 17. ? Hogs, receipts
22.000; weak at 10 cents advance. Hulk
J'l 4 5 1>"; light J9 10 10 00; mls.-.l
5 0 20'f'10 1": heavy $9 10? JO 00; rou^li
$9 1 1' ? 9 30; pi^rs $C, 50? 9 10.
Cattle, receipts 10,000; slow. Native
beef cattle $0 r? 0 ?7?> 1 1 40; western steers
$<; 1 0 11 9 2.": stoekers and feeders $4 70
Ci 7 G5; cows and heifers $3 40@9 20;
calves S7 25ffll2 00.
Sheep, receipts 24,000; weak. "Weth
ers J'i 7B(f?s 30: ewes 3 65^-7 40; luinba
no frit) 50.
X.EE MONTTMEXT DEDICATED
< I ETTYR RTTRG. Va.. Oct. 17. ? Prom
inent men and women from both the
north and south were present today at
the dedication of the monument tn Gen
eral Robert E. Lee on Gettysburg bat
tlefield. The monument .stands on West
(-""federate Avenue near Little Round
Top - -m a tribute lo "a son of Vir
ginia-'
HAZLETT & HAZLETT
Stocks ? Bonds ? Underwriting
EDVABD HAZLETT, . 923 JTftt.
EEWBY LIST HAZLETT, - 906-J B?V
35 Twelfth Street
"JAMES GREER
Correspondent of
I-AWBEKCE J. DIETZ & CO.
Members of New ^STork Consolidated
Stock Exchange.
Stocks and Bonds. Direct Wire to
Primary Markata.
National 291. BeU 2160.
301-303 Schmulbach B nil fling.
SPEML & BACHMAN, Inc.
INVESTMENTS.
Stocks, Bonds and Inauranoe.
Either Phone 983;
401-2-3 German Bank Br; 11 fit Tig.
Mombera of Wh'g Stock Exchange.
S. 1'. Norton. O. W. Norton.
NORTON & COMPANY
Stocks, Bonus, Seal Ejtat*.
636 Nat. Exchange Bank Bid*.
inquiries Solicited.
Telephone No. 88.
aflembers "Wheeling Stock Bichwt*
FIDELITY
INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION
Now York and Local Stocks and Bond*
Ciroci Private Wire Mtw Tork ud
Cbicifo.
Members Wheeling Stock Exchang*.
Be &i Estate and Insurance.
MITCHELL & STtVtNSONJnc.
INVESTMENT BEOEEX6
Members Wheeling Stock Exchange,
All orders and lnuulrles given prompt
attention.
BeU 403 315-322
Nat'i 342 Bchmulboch 2 oil ding
Howard Hazlett&Son
Stock, Bond and Investment
Svcurities.
Booms 215, 221, 222 Schmulbach Bldg
Member Wheeling Stock Exchange
Bell 23 and 99. Nat'l 23 and 99
GEO. W. BARON.
BROKER
LISTED AND UNLISTED STOCKS
AND BONDS.
812-813 Schmulbach Bldg.
BeU 1336 ? National 765.
B. E. Marshall, Mgr. Bond Department.
Members Wheeling Stock Exchange.
RAILWAYS
Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD
Winter
Excursion Fares
FOR SEASON 1916-1917.
Effective October 15, 1916.
To the Leading Winter
Resorts in the
Southern States
Liberal Stop-Overs.
Inquire of Ticket Agents
|for details, fares an
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
NEW YORK. Oct. 17.? Butter firm;
CP amery higher than extras 35U(g/36;
creamery (02 score) 35; lirsts 34@34'}i;
seconds SSftSS1,".
Eggs unsettled ; fresh gathered extra
fine 3Si/'39; extra lirsts 3o@37; firsts
?12@34; seconds 20 @ SI : nearby hen
nery, whites line to fancy 55@60; nearby
iiennry browns 4 3 @4 6.
Cheese easy; state fresh specials 21 @
21 14 ; do. average fancy 20 % <?8 20 % .
Live poultry steady; broilers 18V4;
fowls IS1,?; turkeys 20; dressed firm;
chickens 1D@35; fowls 17^24; turkeys
25 6? 35.
Flour strong.
LOGAN & BRYAN'S CLOSING STOCK LETTER.
Prlvaio Wire to A. K. Huston & Co.
NEW TURK. <Vt. 17.? i.*urther ?hnrt covering ww
reflected by a higher range of prices but the torn
was easier in the lat?* dealings hs * result of tin
fact that tU>2 market net Ion; sticks nl volume on
the upturn. The sharp reversal of form which tb?
market experienced yesterday was In large 2 art th<
outgrowth of tlie absence of highly disturbing devel
opments marterlallzlng over Sunday, which of cours?
Induced a hasty retreat on the part of shorts, but
even so it can hardly bo said that our domestic o<
the International political aspects have altered ma
terially from that condition which provoked tlx
downward tendency last week and accordingly In vie*
?if the near approach of election and the pro*p?ct
for an Interchange of diplomatic notei in the neat
future of a sort that may when least expected caus?
a renewal of liquidation, we see no occasion to alteu
the viow that a conservatlvo course dictate contrac
tion of long lines under existing conditions.
WALL STREET SUMMARY.
Private Wire to A. E. .Maslcn & Co.
Hocking Valley for year ended June 30. earned D.K.
per cent on stock against 4.4S p<>r cent previous year.
President Vanderlip. of National City Hank, re
turning from we>t. ri; tour, says banks In mlddlo west
norer had so much money on deposit and that busi
ness conditions were very satisfactory.
notlt parties to center best efforts on Ohio and
strongest speakers will be sent into that state.
Entente allies formally recognize provisional gov
ernment of Greece.
Erie stockholders at sr?o!M meeting rn December
1st. will be askrd to authorize refunding and Im
proving mortgage limited to f. 100,000. i'0'i.
Ninety per cent of trainmen on Canadian racifla
demanding certain concessions In hours and dutlei
vote for strike.
Twenty Industrials 101.42. up 2 44 rer cent.
Twenty active railways 110.21. up 1.10 per cent.
METAL MARKET.
l.oiii! m (pot cupper 1 L'.'f Jt'linds Ills, up 105. Fo?
::ire< HI p>v.ind?. up IPs: electrolytic 143 isjuuds.
Sales ' I', t 7*0 Mn.s, no futures. Spot tin 17S pounds
.'?* off 1 pound 5s. futures 17* pounds 10s off 1
lound 1 Us ; ?traits 17S pounds off 1 round fsji
sales spot JO tons, lutures leu. S;~.t lead 30 pounds
Its. futures 29 pounds, off 1 pound.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Election reutnri will |y> received by the Fide'ity
Investment Association at their office, over private
wire frutu New York, on Tuesday, November 7th.
If that property Is desirable, adver
tise It. If you don't advertise It no
body will know or care about whether
it is desirable or not. au26-tf
ChoUv ? That ?'.ng knows ns much as
I do!
Elhcl ? Well, that's enough for (
houso dog; ? 1'uck,

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