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[ RAILS FEATURED !
THE STOCK MARKET;
Due to the "Widespread movement to ;
Vast I*egality of tie Ada.ru aou law ;
? Copper "Up.
NEW YOFJC. Nov. 15 ? There were no j
material changes m today's broad and
active market from those of the pre
ceding session. Halls were again tinder
repression in consequence of the wide
spread movement of the transportation
companies to test the legality of the ,
eight-hour law. while Issues of most;
other descriptions were mainly higher.)
h few registering gains of almost sensa- ?
tional proportions.
.Dealings during the forenoon were at- j
tended by alternate advances and de- \
clines. local selling being partly offset!
by interior buying. Some stocks were,
strong from the outset, notably the in- ;
dependent steel issues .which derived j
much of their support from the advance
in the price of steel rails, a step inaugu
rated by the t'nited States Steel Corpo
ration.
Coppers and allied metals ascended to
highest quotations in the afternoon on:
reports that contracts at 33 cents per j
pound had been closed for 1917 delivery, j
United States Steel followed its recent \
course .manifesting hesitation at thej
outset, but rising briskly with American ,
Smelting in the heavy turnover of the ;
last hour, steel making an extreme rise j
of a fraction.
Total sales amounted to 1.3S3.00Q ,
shares.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales (parj
value) aggregated $5,200,000.
CI?OSING STOCK IETTIB.
?- t?y private wire to Fidelity Investment
Association from Harris. \Vin
throp & Co.)
NfclW YORK. Nov. 13. ? The market
was active enough today but aside from
Smelters. Marine preferred. Miami and
a few specialties, the advances were
small. Steel appeared to be supplies
freely above 123. Newspaper talk of
a pool iti spot eopper caused some trad
ers to take profits :n this group, as the
cornm.-ni was unfavorable to such action.
\\'*i do not believe there is one or that
one is contemplated. The demand is
alreauy greater than tho supply. If the
market advances the coppers should be
next to 41* dollars pe ron but this had
evidently be- n discontinued. We still
believe that by ating a little stocks can
t>e purchased cheaper than at present
prices.
The Marines and Smelters seem to be
t tie only r-aily strong cards in the
market. The balance of the list is
steady but shows signs of son:-? feeding
out of stocks especially in Steel and the
Coppers. 1
John Dow sa\s: Anaconda Copper is.
producing at rate ?-t' pounds I
copper annually :m<i it is estimated I
that inctiid:iii; income from Inspiration. |
Greene ?'ananea and its Zinc properties
it is ??arntng elnsc to $:;n ??. share an
nually. t ?n basis ? present copper
prices its earnings would be at a much
higher ru'e. ? ?; i - . j ... r- for d-ivery :i last !
half n.-.xt y.ar .is b--inic sold at much;
hgh>T I--v?-l that: prvs.nt price average [
at which deliveries art? b. ;rig made and.
1: is be; - ved thrt" earnings in the last i
six months of ; :? ! 7 v.- ill at rhe record ;
for t he rirst half. I'nder these condi
tions i* is expected that increased divi- ?
dends wiil be in order.
As near as can be determined, rhe j
reserve buying power of the ?.v.1::. which [
is still very !, trite, strongly inclines to- ?
ward preferring the r? rs first and ?
steels next dttririg decl'ties in the stock j
-.narket.
I'arkersbiirsr. W V writes: vntr-T.ni
hank examiners . los-d the Williamstown. i
W. Va.. National Hank following thej
discov.-ry o?" an al-ged shortage in the j
aeeounrs ???* > 'is1 ier ' ;???>. W. Hunter.:
.'turr.r is tti issinu no: having been seen j
> ?!???? ';i>" iSonrlay night. Shortage of;
jo oeuiits '-x-.-nds nv - a period of s-v.ti I
years ???? ? >rdimr t<> bank examiners. }
i;-g*:!:i ???' vt. i jsc'-s -?n Standard ?>ii of
HAY AND GRAIN
Quotaiionj b> C. F. Braunlich & Co.
Hay. Grain and Farming Iniolementj.
I0?2 .Market Street.
Si'iins !
Price. ?
TiH!?rhj r.a.-. p*r tf>c its 00 '
hay. t-er ton IS 00,
rom. nw ? JO ,
?.Vheaf. r^r btwhr! 1 59 ?
\V?. '2 corn 60 1
l?ran. :*r ton 25 CO I
LOGAN & BKYAN'S CLOSING- STOCK I
1ETTES.
r Private wife to ,\. K. Mast.-n & Co.) j
NKU" V< 'KK. Nov. 15. ? Dealings were I
again large;-. professional and efforts j
to depress prices did not result in much :
long stock being dislodged. A covering \
movement . nstp-d iti the afternoon with- !
out' there being anything special in
the day's news budget to induce game. 1
Sentiment was decidedly mixed, and !
many large bails have reduced long j
lines and are inclined to look on for;
awhile pending further developments, j
Yesterday was another seven-hundrcd
? hoysund dollar dav for the "Wheeling
?'tearing' House. ; h*> daily report show
ing clearings for local banks amounting
to S l'j.77 l.l'l. This sim is l
iti excess oi" the cieuriugs for the rvr
responding: day of Inst year, or 7".S per |
cent.
The Xov- mlvr clearings to du' - '
amount to While the j
uiK?i for th>- saiu>' time of XovcniU..*.
l?io. totaU-d $5,50-. 74 3. tj!'.
The November record to dato follow--:
Totals ..
Increase
IP 10.
23
C:'!i.3t?r.24
.153.660 ..'?<>
S9U.HS1.39
sos.239.67
Sl>l>?4.i>ii
:u ?*.
:.4i:.:>30.24
7:2.
773.0.19.17
4-tO.541.Si
716.771.1)4
.$7.9:3.614.91
..Si.4SG.SS3.2i
tyis.
rsa.cso.r.:
4 41. MO !I4 -
3d5.li2.4S ? 2P 1
4t2.372.4S~ 7;. .
i ? (?Uoiioios decrease.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
UIIKKI.tXG. W. Ve.. Not. 13. "ii
Furnished The Intelllceucer i?y A. K. Masten .v; Co .
numbers New York Stock KS'ltai^e, National UariW
of tt'K Virginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Luu: *
h\ Brunei. uiana;er.
lUpeii. 1 llixii. i Low. (Close.
STOCKS.
American Bee: Susar
Alaska Gold
American Cat'
American Zinc
American Car & Fdy
do preferred
American Ice Securities ..
American I.0C0uioCiie
American Locotuoltre ....
do preferred
Am. Smelt. lief
do preferred
American Sugar Kef
American Tel. Tul ..4..
'American Tobacco
Anaconda
Atchison
Ballimcro & Oili'J
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin JL/ocumotire
Brooklyu Sapid Transit ..
California Petroleum
fiutte & Super
Central Leather
liatoptUs Mining
vllK-oareike A Ohio
Chicaso & Gt. Western . . .
do preferred
Chicago. Alii. & St. Paul.
Chitlo Copper
Chicago & Rock Island ...
Chtla Copper
Corn Proditcu
do preferred
Ctuiadtan Vaotfic
Colorado Fuel
Consolidated Gas
lUstilleiV Secu:itle?
Kris
<io firsts
General Klectric
Goodrich Uu'iebr
?ircat Northern pref
Ureal Norttirm Oregon ...
Illinois Central
I tiler- Ltoro Cons
do preferred
International l'ai*r
do preferred
Katisaj City Souhteru
ivennwott Copper
Laclmlu Gas
Lehigh Valley
Lackawanna Stoel
Columbia Gas
Atlantic ijulf
' i "eerie Canatiea
Crurihte Steel
??'do pie: erred
International Nickel
Inspiration Copper
Mexican Petroleum
tintari" .V- Western
M m::u Ct-pper
.Missouri raelfle old
Missouri rn.-iflc etfs
iiatioca! Load
N .. .
New a-llien
Nerada i '..tisolHlu ' et.1
New \ ot k Central ..
Norfolk A. Western .
Northern
>'ran?ytt;
lt.iy i- ii
l'a>
:fte Kt
It. Tt.
2'i I03!,iil01\ji!"'
:IT? j 14 V 11 :? r.'.
? 59 1 -7 1..* -c-H
.J 6.' OVS 5
. 1 1 7 117-v 117?* Li t
.. 21' V* 21"-* 38 K -t
107 u l?:
117 121
k'7'
nr.'
! Si'
;i-i.
121 .
I I "e*
. li 11.".',
us1" iis,u ii;v?;mt-a
133 i::3 i132S1uiili.
'. 224 : i iiS 224?* 22"
.;lw~ .?
. . 1041*:, 104-% 1 104 104 -l
S55ai S3 | 83
. ^54 tij4 ; t> 4 S j6 IS
? i S -4 Sj's, ni'i
-' S4\| S4-?* , .Si . S4
j titi-S ' 67 \i 0'\;
(lOS'sjlUi* 1 03 Si i IDS' a
i 2-si r'"
1 67 f 6. i 66 ou *
I 14U! 14U; 14 II
' 42!a; 42^, 4l*h| 11 .
.| J2 1
? i 6. 'a C'S'a 6. 6s'
.. si'i' 34\ :: I \ : 32-1
. i lS's 10'*, li
1S^
171 -v 17 1 T?, 1 70?* ' 17 1
i S4 u. 84^: ??3*1.: -1 1 *i 1
1133 i;;'s 133 jisi'i!
4'? :s , 4 3 V.j l:>L, 43 !
1 36 's 36-\i ?>? i |
, it ' iis. .*.o ??= *r-j
l?l IMVs IsO !?"'?:
; 71) j 70 , fill?* <K>\
?i 1.7 ;:7 ii-i u>. t
44 ;. 42 !4 !4*i
105 ;i03 1 103 iijlO.l's
IS'-h lal~i IS .IS a
74", 73 : 74!jl il'i
: -?V Ti'i! 69 I'Tltt
,103:iiilli6S.10l-\ 105-*
114 111 ll3Va:H3
So M , a I
- 1'7-sl U7-.1' p.;v 97
12'.
. 4t'* 44'-:
. 122**4 1 2'?
si1.;; sis; "n?i 51 a
. ? s'.'-'i s;Vs"
123'a
? I 3u"ij "'0 *. ; 41' jO',4
. 69 U ' 1 63-V CD '4
.tlOS-a ill)'., -107 ,1 Ori
?44 :
4}
?1 r? i
CS j G'j V4 64 j 61' 'a
28 2Si-j. 2?',
14$ -a-'W 19S I
131' \ V, IXS\ :
. :o . 1 !<"??, io'j
. SSSJeS7*! 6G\
34 ii :.4-, Jl't.
26 26 2'i
"4'? 33 . 3
1116-4 11-6 1 II'
American Hide J
do prrferrM ..
Sears itoeiiuek .
Slw Sio-:fi-ld .
Southern ['acifie
S' utheni llailuay
?re:
.-r>-<l
American Musi
<lo preferred
Tennessee Coj.p
Texas "il
l.nitcd I'arif.o
ili> prefe;red
f sah Copper .
L . S. Il iMior <
d" first pref
r. S Ste??l
?Jo preferred ..
do Iv.nds
Tirpnia Chemn-al
T'niPxl Fruit . . .
Wabash : referred
do preferred -|
Western I.'nion . .
IVestlr/I'-o-Uso Klor
Maxwell Motors
do first preferred .
do seeorid [iteferre-!
rtc
53'a: 32V? 32:.
i.'iu's 2:io-s,2so'> :
'M ' Sou
Ml'i- 91" 5 !'N ?ti
i so<;
".if,
1 1'"-'. 147 2 I
i-ji.i-% 11?:; inii
-Vr-V : CO
112 112 1 11 'a ll I '?i
122% 124*4 l.'l's:i;:\i
121", l.'l-S 121 'i
in':*, i.??j; i06ri
' 4}"a; l"?i 44'ai 43
icr, 16::-, iiii's'w
34 '?*. 3i \ i r.n
2? 29 28 Ts ' 2S"i
toi *.4 io2 jioi :u?i
i;t\ ?-.i". 63?; ct'6
' 7s*., 7"i! "7 '4' TS'.i
s::1, c. si Si
?.t \ 31. '4. 50'i
MBgMMBMMBEaBBBaBBEgg"
Investigate
The Cost
Of Having Your
Home Wired for
"Elcclricit
39
You will find the cost is
not great, and the conven
ience of having good light in
your home will more than
repay yon for the expendi
ture.
Call ns up for an estimate.
Wheeling Electric Co
Both Phones 807
Argentina Has With.tlra'tvn Offerings to j
Europe and This Stimulated tlic
Uiarket.
' .'HICAC' >. N'.iv. 15 ? Although talk Ot* j
peace pKib . s within ruitr month* gave I
ii temi-^T-arv. ;ui vantage today to llie |
boars in w lo-at, the market closed!
strong, inlltienced by announcement ilitit I
Argentina grain offerings to Europe had j
boon i t iiup1'-; ely wtt hdraw and by a re- i
port mat form reserves ol' wheat in i
Canada were small. Closing prices were t
st to 1' net higher with December at,
$!.S7'.? to 51.S7U tund May at $1.90?i to
SI. 91. Corn gained to r* and !
oats '* to Provisions showed a
setback of 2 >2 to 10.
| Open. | High. | Low. | Close. j
h . ill
lieiviiibor
Mac
I"- ? ii
l>> i omtror
May
Oats ?
I vomher
,\!.iy
|-..i \
January .
May
I.ard -
January .
Mar
Hihs
January .
May
?i ?'?'
! I I
I i S-S't '. S4v;; l v
I 1 S3Js| l SUV I '.<2
j?r~s ! pc%| sit
. l?S'n li5!*j t'7
G7 Vai
ti t 5* ;
62 V
,14 CO
;I(5 3'.
10 35
,14 52
1 14 62
27 10
27 05
.10 20
'ifi 20
57-4
fir.
tj'i
Cull Quotation* t
Wheat - .V). 2 red Jl.S.T-i; No. 3 rvd 51.774^1.52;
No. U hard Sl.SOVsfcJl.SSM : No. 3 hard nominal.
Cora? No. 2 yclio^v $l.0i!?i5! 1.0": No. 4 yellow
$1.00(1} 1.01 i-j : No. 4 white nominal.
Oats- No. 3 wlilie 30 la (237 '/si;; standard 57Vj@J?c.
I'ork? J2S.05.
I .aril ? H7.uH.
J14.00? 14.65.
TOLEDO, O.. Nov. 15 ? "Wheat, cash |
SI. 91%: December $1.92>2: May $1.9S'.2. I
Clever seed, prime cash $10.80: Decern- ,
bcr ?10.87; January 10.97; February
$11. .07 ; March $10.92.
Alsike, prime cash $10.00; December, |
$10.70; March $11.00.
Timothy, prime cash 2.5-'; December
$2.55; March, $2.72.
Wool worth
American Woolen
Alaska Juncuu
AIIU Chalmers
Cuba Cami Suvar
'"Let* Tire v^; itutiKv
Marine ctfs -
do prcf-.-rrcil
Missouri. Kansas Si Tolas
Misaiouri Pacific W. 1. ...
Ontario Silver
Slurtebalscr
1 nitiil States Smelting ..
Willis Overland
Csiioti Has & Paper
Anslo- French
.;issH;insvi|ia??i|i3iH
?I 55 1 ? ; 52% | 32',
? | ? '? s't " Vi j 7'-;
? i 31 ';?? 32'* j ."1 hi ] 31
?i T-V :-"^l "IV! '-??
? | 40 '-..j 40 'a j 3li*, 4'i
45 U; 4tr\| 44\j 46H
121% US'. ,120 \
US'.
2." j
7 | 7\\
I2'.\'l27-i
75>.ij 7fi%
15 V*; 15 .
#5 | DO
Total shares 1.332.000.
? - Ex-dlr. 5 l*r cent.
Kx-dlv. 2 per caai. payable Nor. 9.
???? Jix-div. ;0c and 2oe eitra. payable l>*c. 1.
BOSTON COPfER STOCKS
WHEKUNO. W. Va.. Nor. 13. "1?.
Furnished the Intel ligoicer by A. ?1. Masien Ac Co..
members New Vork Stock Exchange, National llaiik
.if West Virginia building. Wheeling. \V. \a. Louis
K. liracd, manager.
STOCKS.
i Open. ICI'ise.
Aiirenturo
Allolli-/
Arcadian
Arizona
? nlif'TTtU Jr Arizona
CaliTornla ,1 lleola .
>'c:i!?riliial
Ci.fi'er Jtarjra
'lair Wc-.t
lias: liutet
t r.inklln
Hancock
Indlajra
I .a 1.9
Mass. iV.nsol
Michigan
Mohawk
North Jlutto
Old Doiniuloo
Oscoia
Qui tier
Shannon
South Utah
Superior
Siilierior
Taniarxck
Trinly
\ xtorl*
Winona.
Wnlrerlns
Tuolumno
C.
...j lU '4;
? i , ^ i
... m ,
ll"C.s
24
I'Bla"
10 Si.
i
16=1
T*
44 ' v i
tl'll
l<J
I OH
10
Curb Mlnlnu Stocki.
llin;hiun
lloheiula
Line So!!
Cons. Copper
Con sol. Arizona
frown Itexerre
Davis Daly
Kirvr Nan una!
I.aKoso
Mr Kin ley Hurrah
Cnited Verde Jls'.cuslon
Yukon Gold
I 10V4 11
in'S
42 -15
*Sj
to ?
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
\T;TTTHTJi?G. W. Va.. Nor. 15. 'lfi.
Kuril i.' 1 .1.' I ilk !":?'*? "i*r I. \. L. Mislfli ,V Co..
Dieaibeis N"|".V Yoi* o. i-aci.. ?^o. Natlonul Hank
jf Wi"il \iiginln building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
F. I'.rand. manager.
STOCKS.
Atlanta 'kvldfl^ld
BtnrKini Ml ivv;
Canadian Car <v 1. U> .
Car. Llsht .t Tower . .
Cramp's S. S; E
Emerson Phonograph . .
Cloldfleld Consul
Uendvc Maiitifactiirinit
Jllmbi' Krimsimi
Katbodian llronze 1'i^f
Magma Coi'l'Br ........
Midvalo Steel
Niplssinc Mines
Rlker- Ilfgcnian
Submarlno lioat
Trtanglo Film
U. S. Light & Heal .
do prefen'ed
Cnlted l'Mfit Shoring
World FUm
Outside Motor S.'oc.ka.
Chalmwn Motors ....
(."herrolet Motors . . .
Hupp Motors
International Motors
do n referred
Ri-i> Motor Car
Peerless Motors
Standard Motors ....
United Motors
Edmund A Jones
outside Oil Stocks.
Cotdvn Oil & Gas
do prei'prred
Cosd'n Itefuilng
International I'elroMnn
Midwest Ol!
do Beflnlng
Muskogee Erf ml n*
Oklahoma I'rod. it Refining
Sinclair OH
Way land Oil A Qaa
I Bid.
0 I
?i|
ill
r,4 i
24 i
54 'v
tiS7d j
Ask.
I - Vi
5C
.j -i | r. i
.. i i i"
I! nid. i Ask.
.j 175 j 1!?|)
.1 r. l r.
.j 8 | 7
:[ "J S
? i C2%; It ;
liid | Ask.
13% i n-i
4 "i ;
174 17-1
l"'t. IP.
42 ' II
? ! 10'*
Standard Oil SnVidiary Stocks ,
WtTEEI.rNO. W. Va Not. 1.*,. '!<!.
Furninli'd Tho Intelligencer Ijr A. V Mast en \ r. . !
ini'luhers Ne>r Vurk Stwk Exrhange, Nj: mal I'.aiiU i
of West \ irjinla biiilduiK. Whe-jling. iV. Vj. L.m s .
F. llrand. luanager.
STOCKS.
Anglo American Co.. t.id ...
Atlantic Itefluliig Company.
lturno S'.'ryaiser i v,
Ituckcyi! Line Co
Cli.'SliruUCh Mfg. Co. Cnns .
l oli'iiliil Oil Couij-any
Ciintin-iital oil Company ..
'it r
1.011
Cuinl?ri.i!i.l I'ilt. I.lm
111:!.1
It'dr.
I*l;?, l.lur
1'llHi l.lno
National Transit O.iu.atiy ..
New York 'lYansit Comismy
Noitliern 1'lpo Line Couu any
Ohio oil, Company
Pierce Oil Corporation
Prairio Oil Sr flas Cninpanr .
I'ral no I'll* Line
Open. I se
Tho Travelers Insurance Com
pany, Hartford. Conn., offers con
tracts of various forms whereby
with a moderate investment you
may, with nb.solute certainty, pro
tect vo'.ir family, strengthen your
credit and provide for the future.
For h f 1 1 !' a century, the Travel
ers of Hartford has been tho lead
ing exponent of guaranteed low
cost insurance and a growing
army of satisfied policyholders
has brought lis total Insurance
up to four hundred millions.
Life insurance is a vital need
for every nwn and delays are
| dangerous, not especially lo him
but 10 his family and dependents.
Let Us Talk This Over
With You.
Roy B. Nay lor
AGENT
German Bank Bldg".
Bell Phone 223-J.
K"lar Jtefintn* Company
Southern I'ipo J-!n?
South I'eim (U1 Company
South West IVntia l'ip? Um
Standard Oil Company of California. .
Standard Oil Company of Indiana ...
Standard Oil Company of Kansas
Standard Oil Company of Kentucky. .
Standard Oil Company of Nebraska...
Standard Oil Company uf New Jersey
Standard Oil Company of Sw York..
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Sivan A Finch Company
1'nlon Tank I.ine
Vacuum Oil Company
Washington Oil Company
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PITTSBUKGH STOCKS
WUUR1.1N0. W. Va.. Not. 15. -lf
Kuni.jbcd 1'lie iiitclllKencer by A. 1. .\l.i>:en .v c . ,
membcis New York Stuck Exchange. National Hauls |
ef West Virginia building. Wheeling. \>. l.t. l.ui 1
K liraud. manager.
SVUL'KS.
| Hid. i Ask.
American Seiver I'ipa
American Window Class Machine
do proferred
American Window Class, pref ...
Caney Jtlyer <ia?
Columbia Cas & KfleC l :c
Consolidated Oas
do preferred
Harbison-Walker llefai'iories
Independent Jlrewiut,'
do preferred
Manufacturer's l.ight A etlat
.National Kire Proofing
do prefer red
Ohm Fuel
(Hi oiKu"! Oil
< Isanti A: Oklahoma tins
rillslitircli Jlmwiiig ....
Pittsburgh Coal i ompnii>
Pittsburgh Oil & tia?
San Toy
t.'nion Natural Cas
I'liion Switch S glial
Wi?tingii">ise Air Crake
We-tiughie.ise Kteciri
17 '/j
C-*b C" -'i
' r: ,
ixn
114 "nr
ir. 5
.alt
I mi
sov MeV SOS. *0 I F" 1 X'
-?<"s .o\, i;o'v :i :os
?III I 40 I 40 . ::j j 401,1100
Stocks 40.383.
X EW YORK COTTON MARKET
WllSEI-INC. W. Va, Not. 15. '18.
Furnished the Intelligencer liy a. E. Mis ten 0
meiiiliei.s New Vork Sn?-k Exchange. National )!i>nk|
of West Virginia building. Wheeling, \V. Va. l.oula |
F. Itrand. manager.
"Will Demand Recount..
known yestor
a recount of
mnissionor In
<Iiou'm1 dint Mr.
.John A. Moore lot i
djiy that lie will asl;
the vote for school
iticiiianil district.
The official reiui n>
Mnore. Republican < .*indiilale tor p-elec
tion, was defeaifii by ? 'litis .1. Smith. by
eight. vi>l*-s. Should* i in- canvass now in
progress fail to show Mr. Moore's elec
tion lie will ask for a re-count.
Miss Dean Hostess.
Miss I .??]:? I?ean i f Nineteenth sirei- .
on' erla ilo-d :i party of friends last ? ?vti
itlg vi i-y at l raet i vr iy. The ttffair was
enmpl iin<-nl ary t<> Miss Kilnri Winters, if
Martins 1-Vrry. < and was in the nature
of a uiiscdl.'iiieoiis shower. Music was
tin- ili vorsimi uf tlii- evening, and daiut.v
! 1'freshiin ii I s wi re served at a season
Midi- hour. I'lii- fo|in\ving were present:
Misses Kdi i. 'i Willie's, IjOiil.mi i 'riss.
Meryl Wiiiti-rs. Wilina tJrenlin. l-'raneis
Knnlz. Martha Kuguahcr, Laura < '( .i mi>- j
LOCAL STOCKS
!>ailv quotation list of the Wheeling Slock Ex
change:
W71E&MXO. Til. Nov. 13.
STOCKS. ? 11,11 ! Aik i1" S'
Ul?*h Bros. Tnb. Co. pfd ' 10!? 'in J
do common |H;n 170 :1#0
Central Glass Works 150 ]145
Conservative Life Insurance ' ' 11
(torrnan Kiro Insurance Co i ' ! "'3
(?*)Fo?toria ( J hiss Co jlCO I -I
Hazdl-Atltih lilttsu Co i 5"? 1M
Imperial Olas.-J Co 1^0 '101 :1'.')
Lh Utile Iron Works pref |133 !'??*
do common ! >1 ; SlSj
Market Auditorium . ..( j M ?*?l
Xouralcyllno 15J' i&U ,Pl
r fitted I ?airy Co id
1'. S. Humping Co I ^
Ward Halving Co.. pfd : ?'&
do common \ J l.\
Warwick China Co. pfd ; f'J
do common ! ' i ? "
Wheeling A: Ilftltnont Hthlsd Co....! , ;
Wheeling J'.rk'se ? 'o ! i ?V?
Wheeling Metal & Mfjr <*o r?fi J 51
Whaling Mold Ac Fdy. <V> ?*>?. ?>4 '*.4
Wheeling Sfeol A Iron Co I.M> !?'.! *1V)
Wheeling Nteol Casting Co I'J'J
WlittHing Tilo Co I-'J
ll ) WhltaUer-Glc.ssner t'o.. pfd 121 ]'J6
do common "-3
'1? ? Transfer books close Nov. 1'0. for U per cent
L'asii dividend payable Uec. 1.
? 3) ? Transfer books c!om; I let. L\". for L' per cent
rash dividend payable Nov. I. Flooks elnjto I'cc. 8?
for an extra rash dividend payable Dec. 1.**.
PRODUCE MARKET
WHKEUNC. W. Va.. Not. 14. * JC.
Wholesale Prlccs.
Corrected by Parker &. Co.
OranuPrt. Florida $1 00@4 25
I<etnons 5 00<<f.* 50
Bunsnas I T&:-'2
Apples per barrel , ?'! 00(33 -3
Apples, hulk, per 1P0 lbs 1 ."0
Onions. Imsbel 1 00?i2 -JO
Cnbhai'e. barrel .'S 0UW.1 ,
Potatoes, iisg 4 C.'k"' I i
1'otaioes. bushel I S0t?l !-0 j
Sweets. barrel .'t Oft
I 'ears. liush-l 1 S'xil - 2.1 !
California trapes 1 75<i<2..2?|
Celery, (Inzrn 30
(Corrected by P. Bacbman & 8nni.)
Butler, Cheete. Eggi nnd Poultry.
I'reatnor.t lmlt?-r
1,1 1
(thin ami Pi-unsyltanla ."0 .'!'i |
J >a try '??> j
Select ecus 40 .iJv.k -tO ,
l'resh to mark I u !
Storage eens .'.5*3 "8 ,
Poultry.
Pressed ?
SprlnK* 20
Ilenn. pound 2">? 2o ]
Turkeys 35 I
Ducks !!&???
llfllers. fresli .'0 1
Ccvito 15y> 20 |
Allte?
Htuis, pound lici1 J6 ]
YlUing I'lllrl.eiH l'j%> 13
Ron.stj-rs, pour.d IU
Uueks. pound 15? IS |
I ' ! ?CO lis. pair 2.Vr 3U |
Butter, Eggs and Cheese '
NEW VoriK. Nov. I.*?? Uiiiti-r strong::
froamory lii?rlK-r than i"\tr:is :!9 li @-l0_:
ci'i'iimi ry rxirns < so>r. t rlrst.? 3"
in sfcontls sr/u
ICpr^s firm: !'rc;.s|i ?:i th'T^il. extra fino, ,
4 1 : e\- 1 r:i iirsi s ! I "'i I - ; tirsis .IS'-j# [
4t': iX'-oii(1>: o *i rfi ti'-arbv hennery j
while tim- to futicv t?f> 'n 7": nearby hon
iK-ry ^rown.4 4 li
t'h'"-f.?e rtrin: .suite, frfsli. speeials 24: |
tlO. nwiYlKe faney J ' ... 'a . .
Dnefsed pnuliry < 1 1 ? i< - 1 . <'hirl;ens
fowls 14 : turkeys ISifrSO. I
Flour unsettled.
i
r rs. Mareolla I >ean N < ! I i"!osney. !>?-;&;.? j
Iteeeh, l.eln Mean. I
Report on "Water.
A fine ri-jiort on tlii- analysis of the
water from the \vi Ms of the Wftrwotul
Wiiter company. h:'s heeii rereived from ;
l lie I lyKcnie I .aim i -.lory mt .Morffantown. j
'I'lte water has hepn found entirely free
from bacteria count.
Preliminary Test.
A preliminary t.-s* was Riven the
Teachers' Training < 'Inss of Rlchlitod
district schools yes'.erilay on "The Kun
damental Subjects."
Americnn Gttaranieed Puinf.
At Factory Price
Moore Rrfillior.e, Warwood, W. Va.
Politics Soon up loom Up.
A sourest ion meetinp lo name candl
date.s for the coming. ? "itizens" oiection
will lie vailed some time within the next
ten days in- .Mayor -.\. II. K indelhers'er.
The primary will !"? l*e|i| the firsi weeic
In December, and tin- ?i-neral town
lion on tin- Itrst Tluirsday in .lanuarv.
As yet tiie candidates-: have not an
nounced ih*mselve*.
Jolly Three Dance.
The dance at i.aseh's hall last night j
by the "Jolly Thrc " was one of t he In- 1
I cresting' events of t >?.- week.
Foiuier "Wnx-wOod Young' lady InjnJred.
Miss Trene Kamiti^rcr, a former War
wood yntinu lady, n- ?? residinir in Pitts
burgh. had the tuisfi.i tnne to break her
foot when stepping oft' a terrace. It
was necessary to l?a?'< the injured mem
ber put In a plaster cam. and .Miss Kant
merer is suffering greatly as a result.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K.Taylor, of Alle
?lonia. who have been the quests of |
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 1'. Taylor, of Richland
avenue, fur the past few days, left yea- 1
ti rday for Slridyside, O
Mrs. W. K. McNamara. who has b?en !
visiting friemls inul relatives in rhtcngro, j
will return home the last of the week.
Miss Mamie Kisher hax returned to
her homo in Moitndsville after a pleasant
visit with hep grandmother, Mrs. Julius;
Siimma. |
Mis. Kdward Pericle and family, of.j
Wn.-clinp. ,v|>eni yesterday with her par-i
i-nts. Mr. and Mrs. \Ym. Rohrlu.
Tlii' < 'ommiinit v fair which ended at I
ili.. M. K. church last night, proved ai
sreat siicci's... ijiiiti' a neat sum was |
i-eat ir.eii. which will bo used in the in- 1
tcrest of the church.
Oeputy Sheriff Tin s. Smith was st.it-!
ioned at the ("enter Warwood hose house i
yesterday eollectlns; taxes.
The footi'all game which was to hava
taken [daci- between 'Ik- Kiuhth grade'
\Varw.->oi| hoys and Madison school. oCi
\\ heelinc. ti'niny. ha* been postponed. I
Schedule of Through Cars
Between 25th Street Warwood and
8th Street Benwood
Effective Sunday, November 12, 1916:
NORTH BOUND
From Benwood ?
l?ail.v except Sunday ' 5:1." A. M. ami every fifteen minutes thereafter
until 1 'J :V>n midnight. exe.epi that. 11:45 P. AT. ear k>1'-s t.> First Street only,
i 'ins leaving :it 12:15 and 12:30 A. M. go tn Tenth SI reel only.
Sunday only ? ?? : 00 \. M.. ?? : TIO M , 7 A. Al.. 7 ' " A. M.. ?ml every
fifteen minutes :!). renfter. t h" schedule from then on |?. inn same as wook
day.
From 10th Street ?
Daily. except Sunday? ?! :.*,<) A. M and every fifteen minutes thereafter
until I2:?*0 midnight. l?nst ear. ! : M 0 A. M. 12:15 ear in First Street only.
Sunday only 5.15, 5:15, *? ; I r? . ?? : n?? . 7:00, 7:r.0, X:rtO At., and every fif
teen minutes thereafter. Tin; schedule from then on beins same as week day.
SOUTH BOUND
From Warwood ?
Daily except Sunday 1:53 A. M. and every fifteen minutes thereafter
until 11:37 P. Al'.- last ear t'> Renwood. < 'ars leaving: at 11:53 P. M. and
ll':i>S. 1 2 : 2 .1 n lid .12:53 go to Tenth Street only. t'ar leaves Warwood for
Kirst Street only at 1:22. A. AT.
Sunday only -5:3s, i?:0R, 6:3R, 6:53, 7:13. 7:3*!, 7:53 and K:23 A. M. and
iv ry fifteen minutes thereafter, the schedule from then r>n being same as
\\t<k day. ,
the above described servlee Is inaugurated ih<s following n??w
rules will lie in effer-i covering operation of the Wheeling- Wellsburg ears
If? we. ti T. ill 1: Street, Wheeling. and 2t!th Street. Warwood:
SOUTH BOUND
''?lis will slop at I !!?" regular slops liet wei-il ;tbnVi: point.*" for the purpose
nf disehargmi; paNS-ngiTS wli" haw bnanleil <ar lit or north of 2i*th Street,
WarvviHid. t 'ars will not be stopped to ivrelve passengers between these
1 utiits e\ei |t : 1 1 fib and 5th Strei-l. Warn mul and First Street. Wheeling.
NORTH BOUND
" i'ar< will uiiiKe I ? ?? :i 1 stops betv een abuv.- tiuints fur the purpose of t-e
c?*i i ;s k pass- nj;. rs who desire to ride north uf 25th Street, Warwood, but
ivill yiot make stops between these points to discharge passengers except at
First- Street, WhvellnK. and 5th and lyth Streets. Warwood.
Wheeling Traction Company
STOCKS AND BONDS.
A. E. MASTEN & CO. MEMBERS
T?T?0"K"E"RS NEW YORK STOCK exchange
xjavuu.jja w PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
, ? , , u,.., yj, nirtn BOSTON STOCK EXCUANG E
204-205-M6 National Bankof W??1 . 9- CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE.
LOUIS F. BRAND, Manager. Chicago uoahd of trade
no
WHEELING LIVE STOCK
WHEEUNU. W. Va... Nor. i.',. 'IG.
(Wheeling Live Stock Commission Co. )
CATTLE.
Cattle. good 10 ctioice. l.OHO to 1.200... J II 7 -C
Cattle. fair to good. SOO to 1.100 0 fi 73!
Cattle, good to choice. hOO to ou t> JO ?? fi ...J i
Cuttle. I&ir ?.o k'ood. !>0o to SOU 0 73 i' I! ?.*)
t *H ILlc, good. 700 lo SOO S? '?< 1) UO
( attle, common -J 5 SO
Iteef bulls tj ^(2 6 30
Bologna bulls 5 OUy t! f'O
Beef rowi 1 50 M ?> 7.') I
liolomia cuwil - jtJ'S i 0-J j
IIUUS. )
Hugs, choice, ISO anil up ! 10 13(310 I1 j \
Hoe*, good. ir.o to in io oo.?. id uj
Hogs, fair in goi.d, 100 lo ISO :? 00'" J 7S !
Stags unti sous 7 30(8 'J .',0 j
SHKKP AND LAAlllS.
Sheep. extra S ",0?> C 00
sheep. good 4 :>'j -iv jo
Sheep, rouiuioii 2 0U?1' 4 oO
Spring lauibs, choice U UOHi'lJ 00
Laluhs. culls and common 3 Ullui .> (.0
VGA I- I'AI.V KS.
Veal cakes. 1.000 to 1,200 11 Ouyll 30 I
Veal calves, good. 1"5 to 17j 10 oOetll 00 j
Light. Iieary end common calves 6 OOas S vo ?
Sax. Patterwn & Co. I
U4TTIJS.
* 'attic, extra. 1,000 to 1,200... 7 Wise ?' CO |
Cattle, good, #00 to 1,000 0 S0i<( 7 ??! I
Cattle, gi'od. SOO to 5)00 ti 00 St U 3J
Cattle. good, 700 lo SOU 5 OO.ii <j 00 j
Cattle, coinnion u uowjs "? 511
Hulls 5 5'JiS 'i -3 I
Cows 3 OOiif 3 30
1IOUS.
Il"gs. extra 9 !*0@10 01
JloifB, good S 73? J 'j0
llo^s, cciiujioij 1 '-J 0 l'j 0 00
SUEKI'.
Sheep, exlra C Ouisf 7 GO
Sheep, good 5 Itl.YV ti 00
Sheep. common 3 00(3 5 I'O
I. am lis, extra good . it Hum in -3
l ambs, fair to itooil S 50i/f 30
Calves, extra go- d U 00((jl-' 00
Calves, l'alr lo good S 00(u>iO t'0
t'tvsli co as, |fci bead Z5 0inj75 Oil
PITTS ni'ntur. PA., Soy. i:.? Cattle!
steady , supply light. Choice f'j.00&9.5<J; j
prune SU.fj'J it 10. 00.
?Sheep steady; supply light. Prime
wethers ?s."5 ?/? fc.iiO; ctiii ami common i
5'l.jU'u .".ou ; Iambs Jh.OOftt 11. To; veal
calves $ I I'.OO 'o I". 50.
Hoys higher; receipts 15 double I
decks. Prime heavies and mediums
$ Dj.So ru lo. -10; heavy yorkers ;; !
J0.HU; I if In yorkers ?".i.75'a 10,00; pigs I
'u U.i?0; roughs fO.oUitU.To.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10 ? Hogs, receipts |
SS.uou; tveak, 1 5 to I'U tinder yesterday's
average. Hulk $.15^1). St>; light SS.o'J Of <
!'.T0; mixed $!i. lu !?5; heavy I
95; rough $!i.35 'y !).5o; pigs $t>.50 fa S.UM. I
("utile receipts 24, OIK'; llrm. Nativa j
beef cat tie $ti.b0& l-.OO; western steers i
'ij l(i.-5; Mtocltc i'.s ami feeders $4.75
ffl T.lld; cows ami heil'ers $3.75^ :i.5U; |
calves ?i.5t'.'? K'.^S. I
S)her|i receipts -7,000; weak. Wethers
S7.9U <0 s.in?: ewes J 1.25 4^7. SO; lambs
?y.00?o 1I.'J5.
FINANCIAL OPINIONS. j
tl'rivaie wire to A. li. .Hasten ?& Co.)
J-'Inancial News Bulletin: over-selling |
may be expected to produce rallies liko|
that of Tuestlay ai'ternoon. after sharp '
drives following decline such as pre
coded lhe recoveries. The California
recount Hughes bull rumor proves a
l ake. During recoveries pools may also
be. expected to exhibit fullish vitality
in specialties. Purchases should be
confined I'> breaks, and we think they
ought to be made for the present with
lhe intention of selling out on advances..
Kullish reports are noted on Keneccott. I
The Motor recovery Is due mainly to j
short covering and offerings are again i
Appearing in this group, also in Union
Pacific, Reading and Crucible. Pool stocks j
nels are again bulling Paper stocks, |
Smelting, Pittsburgh Coal and Allis i
Chalmers prof. |
Joseph says: X. Y. Air Brake dlrec- j
tors are expected to distribute a week i
front today a pari of the company's pro- I
fits from tlic manufacture of munitions, j
Coppers and Steels tire relatively cheap. 1
Journal of Commerce: Is the. British !
government trying to force an unsecured)
loan under threat of further overwhelm- i
inir gold shipments?
\\*n 1 1 Street Journal: Professional op- j
eralors are Inclined to look on the mar- '
ket as being in a weak technical condi- j
lion, but offerings were well absorbed.)
Financial America: There is ample I
evidence that pools arc again at work in j
many stocks and that outside buying
tins come in in larger volume than > x- ,
pected. j
Fi. P. Hut ton .S: Co. say: Railroads
should be bought on all weak spots.
2tash.es to Miustea's.
i Private wire to A. E. Hasten & Co.}
NKW YORIv, .Vow 15 ? On any further
advance today I would continue to tako ;
profits. Just so long a-s labor situation j
remains in its present unsettled condl* j
tlon railroad stocks will not he popular. '
While much underlying strength is in <
evidence, still the market has become .
rather more of a two-sided affair and
some pressure on the rails will probably
be seen as n-sult of the reported attl-,
I ude of he. labor unions with respect to j
the Adamson law.
lis: port business In wheat yesterday j
was reported after :be > lose at about
SOo.nOO hush-Ms, largely t<> the Dutch in- ;
i crests and for lat. winter shipment.)
The British buyers claim to he out of
l lie market, it is understood that they re- j
pert purchases already made for more
grain than they have ships for or ex
pect to have ships for and their problem
is getting tonnage and n?>t wheat. The!
big business reported <,n Monday is tvn- I
derstood to be simply the swapping of,
futures for cash, the futures having been i
previously bought.
Aftep the dose ? ? f ihe market yoster- '
day the opinion was held in conservative 1
quarters that the sharp upturn of prices '
In the last hour "r so Tvas achieved at
the expense of ihe short interest and!
that the market was still in need of |j-i
quidation in many parts of the list ini
order to put u in a healthy and strong)
technical position that will pave thnj
way to a substantial general resumption ,
of the bull movement. St??-ks look like'
a sale on further advane,-.
Attorneys of N. y. t',-nir:il railway,
tiled a bill of complaint in federal dis- ?
irje| court ,'iskitiK thai Adamsnti law be'
declared uuconstihitional.
\\ KM.SHfRC. W. VA.. Xov. 15? As-j
sistant Secretary \\". liussell, of the
Wellsburg Chamber of < "ominerco, has.
r. e. i\ ed 10'/. 00") Wellsburg stickers,
which are now ready for distribution lo
th< business men of the city who desire,
to use them. The stickers are hand- j
sonic ly printed showing the excellent]
geographical location of this <i t y . and,
are designed to be placed on the backs
of envelopes "ii all out-going mail. Busi- I
ness men. ministers, school teachers, j
and in fact anyone in the ciiy can have ?
some by making their wants known to j
\V. t; Russell, Assistant Secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce, who will
gladly give them out.
As Wellsburg mail goes all over the
world, this is considered a line way of J
advertising the city and should bo taken j
advantage of by the business men. inas- !
much as it does not cost them any money 1
and but very little, extra work. Many
have been used In the clry and they
have proven effective, and the new con
signment will be equally effective if put
into use.
Jolui A. McKlm.
On Tuesday night at flie family resi
lience in > 'ross Creek District oc. :irt' d
the death of ore of the oldest residents
of Brook?' county, John A. McKim. Mr.
.McKint was in his eighty-ninth year and |
had .'teemed very well up until a f< w 1
days ago when ho took mindenly ill, and i
passed away at his hom? on Tuesday j
night "t l-:.'!0 o'clock. Sir. MeKim was]
born ill Brooke county, not more than a
mile distant from where his death oc
curred. Mr. McKlm was known and
highly respected througnout the entire
county ami the news of his death came
as a great shock to his many friends,
lie is survived by his wife and six chil
dren, Mrs. Robert Patterson. Mrs. Harry
Brown. Mrs. Justus. T. O. ATcKim, J. A.
McKim all of Brooke county, ajtd W. T..
McKim of St. r^vuls. As yet no funcrai
arrangements have been made.
Entertained. ClnTS.
Miss. ? Myrtle and Irene West enter
tamed t lie p. C. club at their home on
Bethany Pike on Tuesday evening:. The
evening was spent In music and crochet
FIDELITY
INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION
New York and local stocks and Bonds.
DIRECT KSTVATE WIEB
NEW YOES AND CHICAGO.
Members Wheeling Stock Exchange.
EE AIi ESTATE AND INSUEANCE.
MITCHELL & STEVENSON, Inc.
INVESTMENT BKOKERS
Members Wheeling- Stock Exchange
All orders and inquiries given prompt
Attention.
Bell 403 315-322
Nat'l 342 Schmulbach Building
GEO. W. BARON
BROKER
LISTED AND UNLISTED STOC3E8
AND BONDS.
812-813 Schmulbooh Bldg.
Boll 1336 ? National 765.
E. E. Marshall, Mgr. Bond Department
Members Wheeling1 Stock Exchango
"hazlett & kodmaST
Successors to
HAZLETT & HAZLETT.
Stocks, Bonds and Underwriting:,
35 Twelfth Street.
Bell 90S; Nat'l. 923.
JAMES GREER
Correspondent of
LA WHENCE J. DIETZ Ss CO.
Members of New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange.
Stocks and Bonds. Direct Wire to all
Primary Markets.
National 291. Bell 2160
301 -30c! Schmulbach Building.
EAILWAT3
Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD
REDUCED FARES
TO
CHICAGO
ACCOUNT
International Life
Stock Exposition
DECEMBER 2nd-9th.
Tickets on sale December 3, 4
and 5. Final return limit De
cember 13, 1916.
For full information, consult
Ticket Agents.
ing and n about. 1 0 : .*> 0 very dainty re
freshments which till enjoyed. All cn
iiiy.il a very pleasant evening and date
was sot for the next meeting. Those
present wet o Misses Mildred Newton,
Jessie Yingling, Mayme Trauhert. Krva
Meyers. Hilda West. I'earl West. .Mrs.
Thomas Osborne, Elsie Bowman, and
Bertha Bro.wn.
Story la a Myth.
The story that a guard is being kept
over fiv ballot boxes at the Brooke
County Court house, is a pure myth.
There is sio guard there and never has
been one. It is true that the Pomoornt
ie National and State Committees have
ask- d to have the ballots guarded, but
ilmy are being k> i>t in the vault, where
they are safe. The ballots have been
eanvassed mid are being held pending a
recount that hits beeti asked for.
The ballots have always been safe
heretofore m the Brooke County Court
House and are considered so now. It
would seem extremely ludicrous to tha
people of Brooke County to have a sen
tinel posted in the vault keeping his 9y*
on t lie ballots ail through the day and
night protecting them from some Iro
aninery over-zealous political worker.
New Dimes Here.
Many of the new dimes of the yesj*
1916 which were issued by the I'nited
Stales Treasury Department al>out 1*
days ago have made their appcarane*
i:i this city. They nre different in d&
sign from the old familiar models, and
are attractive. On the front side in 1h?
customary woman's head representing
I'olumbia. and on the reverse sldo
staves and b;>tt|? nt of the ancient war
riors wound round with olive brancho*
At Grand Lodge.
S. <1. Wells, worshipful Master of
Wei Isburg Lodge. No. 'J, A. F. ?<- A. Mo
sonc. js attending the meetinar of 'ha
'iraud Lodge of West Virginia, at Hunt
ington, which opened Tuesday evening.
After the meeting of the Orand Lodgft
Mr. Wells will attend ihe meeting of th*
West Virginia Manufacturers Associa
tion at Charleston.
Home Prom Michigan.
Attorney J. F. free h.-t* returned hom*
from Battle (""reek. Michigan. where h?
has been for several days, accompanying ?
his brother. William <~*ree. to that city
where lie will take treatment in a l:os?
pital. |
Mrs. Victor Tlough and small daughter
1- ft Wednesday for X. Is.mville. Ohio,
where Mrs. Hough will visit with hoi
mother who is sick.
PETROLEUM
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