The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], November 17, 1916, Page ELEVEN, Image 11

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The bank ctearincs for the week
"ndinc yesterday, according to the re
port n!" the Wheeling clearing house,
amounted to nearly four million dol
lars. The exact sum is 53,812,734.31,
which, when compared to the sum for
?he ( onvspondin^r week of last year,
reprints an increase of 51,071,
?"H its. or 39 per cont.
Yesterday's clearing house report
showed clearings ro the amount of
$5l6,547.h'i-. which was only ?61,292.54J
or IL'.'J per cent in excess of the total |
tor the same day a year ago. .
The November clearings to date;
have passed the eight million mark, i
yesterday's report bringing the total!
up to $S, 521, 162.51. This is a gain of.
S2.5lS.163.76, or 41.9 per cent morel
than the total for the firs: half of;
November, 1915.
This month '3 record to date:
19 18. 1315. Trt. ;
V t. i I Tt;2.."3 $ "5;>.cso rr -:r>$.2 ;
N-t. S 6PS.39T. J4 441.SS3.8-I? S'.ft '
v. r. 3 f. 13.660 . ',0 532. 706. 20? GO I |
V.?r. 4 ' *) >08.6*1 "0 Stl.lTf.S*? 22.4 1
N r. (1 8 '3.23!'.6r 4??.r.2#.S4~ ?t.l ?
\ .r. S S<n.*)l'K .'.23.S0l.S3? .'-AS ,
\ r. ? rt*.2r-.' ss::.JS9.#i? *?..! !
m*."~<V24 43i.#*?v?.62? ? 2(>.r >
v *: :n\4So 24 ?'f>? is. si
? rr5.W9.47 M2.*VJ*.S3-? .*1.1 !
440.541. *2 3(15. 1!2. 43? *>.?
. .. 56l.54r.60 500. 2.1. ".OS ? 1-2
$.*531,162.51. 36.0C2.09S.7fr j
Incrraw ........ .S2.5tS.163.TS ? ^ I
Denotes decrpas?.
Oopva & Bryan's Closing Stock letter. |
(Private wire to A. E. Mast en & Co.) ;
NEW YORK, Nov. IB? The market'
was again one of specialties. Dealing j
w?ro largely professional, though tho |
market exhibite'd a very strong under-,
tone. The financial community. gen- 1
orally speaking. does not appear to en- ?
thus? so very much over the lone side j
of the mark-it. feeling as it does thai :
change is gradually taking place under ?
tb? surface In general conditions, but j
on the outside participations purch.-vs^t .
freely and cliques are very active in:
specialties, which seems to impart to tho j
stock market an appearance of decided
strength. Many rumors current with j
respect to combinations and extra dlvl-j
d'-nds and while corporate earnings con
tinue at high water mark and happenings !
j:r- n^t adverse a continuation of move
ments in selected Issues will probably;
?'hnraoterize the dealings.
Republic Iron & Steel directors de- |
? 'nr-'il regular quarterly divident 1*4 I
;.er ::t en preferred and 4 percent on |
back dividend. This cleans up j
!h^ l?a? k dividends.
? : t?I?> Steel directors declared an j
extra dividend of l!i percent on prefer- j
red.
be?tev?> !f advisable to keep off the!
sh<vv ^id-- of i. Vrttral leather.
K-mi-cof t i'iipp> r looks like a safe buy |
wi?b b;g chance of appreciation.
Mtii-h buying of Corn Products is ^
b.-isi'd on reports that back dividends on
t>t>. preferred will be paid early next ?
1 e;ir. The current war's earnings are ,
-aid to b- <? a.ooo.
s?-ar .r\ of copper for delivery in IP17
is; so ."ct.re r ! ;;i r a!I the big sellers have
withdrawn quotations for any delivery)
'hi<t side of July. Two large sellers are i
refusing t ? book an.v business this side I
? ??' September in hope of relieving the [
situation. j
Tlashes to Masten's. |
i Private wire to A. K. Vast' n & Co.)
\R\V YORK. Xov. I/?' Th-re is a}
KMu ir.s: disposition on th> part of some ?
of the public to take profits. For some I
:inie past T believe big interests have!
.ashing in. s to speak. The public I
:ire gatting tehir stocks and mounting to j
::i iv hit; h levels. We are approaching!
the crj.l of a wonderful year, a time j
v hen there will be a great deal of even-!
ing up of contract* and profit taking.;
'"ongress will cotivene and wo do not ,
know what kind of legislation will be '
brought forward. T? is a rood time to;
co through one's list and. sell sueh stocks j
as have little or no probabilities.
XKW YORK. Nov. 1i> ? Some stocks}
apparently ached rheir tops for the;
f resent at least while other Issue"! have |
apparently not yet completed their rise.,'
This perhaps accounts for the eonftised
movement in prices witnessed in recent
sessions. The techinl'"il condition of
market has been somewhat Improved by;
?he recent setback but we share the view i
taken in conservative quarters that a
more substantial recession is due be
fore w-e see any sustained resumption
of bull movement.
Independent Brewing Co . Pittsburgh,
declared dividend - ?" < ? "i common stock.
CHICAGO. Xov. I??. ? if"u^ ? Receipts!
<><.i"kiii head: steady at 10 cents utider !
yesterday's average. Huik S*i 00 17 H.7?v j
"gilt SS.-irotf ft C..I; !? ; ; xe<J .
heavy S!'. 2'"' : rough .*f'.2f? IT P.40 : '
pi-rs >.2r>.
< "at tie. receipts ? I .AAA head: slow, j
Native beef cattle $ >; . S n '?/ western!
Steers Ift.23; stoekers and fee.!-;
?ts S J . 7." ?.f*0 ; cows 'I*1-! heifers ?.*?.7n^?
fi. 5 fl : calves J ,? 7 ? i 2 "
She? n ? Reeei'trs if'.f-iiO head : weak.;
Withers S7.'*'',':; r> '",f1 : ewes S4 ""?f/'7.^n; !
lambs $3."0 H 1 1.S5.
r>TT, PTTT. PA.. Xov. 15? Credit hil- j
nncec J2.K0. Puns P5.f2.": average p^.- j
7S2. Shipments tM.2"t*: average ."l.SS.". j
STOCK TRADING WAS
Mora That a Score of Stocks Reached ;
! New Maximums With U. S. Steel j
leading- the "Way.
| NEW TORK. Nov. 16? Trading !n !
i today's market was chtiractorlzed by a
degree of extravagance arul activity j
rarely surpassed In any of tho previous i
bull movements of tho last two years. j
Aside from recognized basic conditions I
of a highly favorable character, tin ro j
wor? no developments to explain the
movement, which received much of its i
impulse from a confident public and the [
usual professional sources.
More than a score of stocks achieved
new maximums, foremost among these
being Gulf States Steel common which
rose 3-1 points to l!K< with 33 for the
second preferred at 1 f 0. A large part
of this gain was surrendered later.
Other high records included l,a?*ka wan
na Steel at ln5. S loss-Sheffield Steel at ?
yi"i. arul Republic Iron n t S?3i. I'nlted |
States Steel held its leadership as the j
most active stock, but again closed at I
only a net fractional pain. Central Lea- j
ther regained a large part of its re- J
? ?er.t decline at an extrem gain of 5'--j |
yolnts.
Total sales amounted to 2.100,000 |
shares.
Bonds were strong. Total sales (pax
value) J6.fi30.0n0.
Closing Stock letter. j
(By private wire to Fidelity Tn v?st- j
mem Association from Harris. "Winthrop i
& Co.)
NEU' YORK, 1 ?? ? Our market was !
more erratic today than for some time j
an>l at the same 'time extremely active. |
The coppers acted well and look like ,
K'dnc higher. The Junior steel stocks !
were very active ami higher. While lr. i
S. Steel closejs around yesterday's rinal j
price, the local Moor traders bought j
heavily in the coalers, ^-eating a short
lived rally tn the rails. The public ap- '
pear to be again taking the hit in their
tpeth and buying into these shares that
show signs of movement and it seems to
us that the paco is too fast to he
healthy.
The seasoned copper stocks, earnings
of which are known and T". ?? Steel for
the same reason, together with other
stable securities are perhaps safe and
due for further advances, but wo recom
mend care in the fast and unknown Qual
ities.
Dow Jones says ? Republic Steej and
Iron preferred declared regular quarter
ly dividend of l per cent on preferred
stock in addition to four per cent in ar
rears on preferred stock, both payable
January 1st. to stock record December j
Ifi. This cleans tip all back dividends j
on preferred shares. No dividend action j
was taken nri common stock.
Regular dividend Reading second pre- j
ferred. j
Boston wires ? Output of Oiile Popper ,
for October was ?f.iioo.oon pounds. No- |
vemlier will show considerable increase .
and December and .military are expected !
to brine on i pn t up to full production. ]
Vnion It.ng and Paper preferred de
clared dividend of 1 '-i- .
Regular dividend Lead common.
Producers Oil < 'o.. declared regular
Ouarf'fly dividend of 2;._. per cent. pay
able Dec. Ill stock record Nov "<
PRODUCE MARKET
WTTKEt.I.VG. W. V? . Nor. !6. *1?.
Wholci.itn I'ricti.
Corrected by Parker i. Co.
Orar.srs. |i< OOi'ef -1 25 '
IrfTOot:* 5 CO.?." 50
I : r. it :iti u s 1 7.'r? '.' 13 ;
Aprlw t?T barrel J 3 00<fr*! 25 I
Apple*. bulk, tor W0 P" t 50
unions. busb"t 1 90<?2 00 j
turret ** 00$.*! 25!
Potatoes. Ki; 4 "3
I'oUtix'S. ln:\*iel 1 1'0
Streets, barrel 3 00
Tears. I?u5h**l t 2.1(^2 25 I
i '?iiforn!a. crapes 1 75>?2..25 |
i cltrr, it<v/en ?f'
{Corrected by P. Sacbman &. Son?.)
Butter. Cbecte. Eiiij and Poultry.
I'reamerv liuttt-r 35? 10 ?
Ohio and I'ennsylrania 20?.^ 35 ,
U*iry i
Select eirfis 40(?0 -12 j
Kr-sh to mark ?'$<!?
Storase eiis
Poultry.
Dressed ?
Sr-rln^s 20
liens, pound 25? 20
Turkeys S3
Ducks 25.5? .'.0
l:r>>liers. fr-;sb 25 .v$ 30
Geese 15? 20
Alive ?
Kens, found 1 It
Toun* chicken* 12?v '.3
lt> "niters. found S? 10
pound I5(fd !5
Pljeoas. patr 25 i#
s !
PITTS BURGI-I, Nov. 16. ? Cattle, j
steady: supply ligiit. Choice I
!#.50; prime SD.GOtgjlO.OO.
Sheep, steady: supply light. Prima
wethers 5S.2."'?} S.?0 cuil and common
$3.50 5.00; iambs $S. 00? 11.75; veal
calves $12. 00-5:12.50.
Hogs. lower; receipts *0 double
decks. Prime heavies $i>.0r?'5,lo.00: med
iums $9. 75^0. $5: lieavy yorkers Sf.TO'fJ
!>.75: licht yorkers 3 f>.25 ??5> !>. 40 : pigs
SS.75S7 0.00; roughs SD.0Of?P.40.
Investigate
The Cost
Of Having Your
Home Wired for
"Eleclricl!
You will find the cost is
not great, and the conven
ience of having good light in
your home will more than
repay you for the expendi
ture.
Call us up for an estimate.
Wheeling Electric Co,
Both Phones 807
m
1 II
Unloading On The Public
T N times of genera! prosperity, the mails are
flooded with alluring prospectuses whose
object it to sell stock of various kinds. Some
of them are honest. Most of them are not. It
is a dangerous move to buy securities of any
kind from an unknown broker. It is doubly
dangerous to buy unknown securities from an
unknown broker. See what your banker says.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Members of New York, Chicago, Phila
delphia and Pittsburgh Stock Exchangts
Frick BldjJ., Pituburgh
111 Broadway. New "i ork
WF.ITEf.JNG. \V. Va. Not. 19. '18
Pally Quotation list of the Wheeling Stock Kx
bacga :
STOCKS. i K'-d I A*k- I'- 8
.'.8
r'.i
riloch Bros. Toh Co. pfd 1 1102 1 103
do common ilS'J U70 !ir>i>
>iitr*l Glass Works >161 j 'li*
.'orir-erv.ul v*> Life Insurance j 11 | j 11
German Kirc Insurance Co... ......' 1 "? J
.'<) Kostorla Glass Co 1-0 j '121
II awl- Atlas llluss Co ' IS5 'ls4
Imi-cnul lllaM Co : 1"1
[.it Hello Iron Works, i-ref j i *151
(in common v-'a
Market Auditorium ?| | .'? j
s'eurnlgyllite j jlUl ,1'Jl
United Dairy Co |...
I'. S Stamping Co I j ,111
iVard Biking Co.. pfd j j 1*8
do common [
IVarwick Chid* Co. I'M j
do common I I I 1 0 I
IVheelmg A; Belmont Bridge Co....j 23 J | 29 j
kYhrellng Brlc'go I I '<0 I
A'heeMng Metal St Mfg. Co J j 51 ] 14 I
IVheeliug Mold vt Fdy. Co I ; G4 j ill
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co j ICO j U61
IVhecltn,: Steel Casting Co ; I l'J'J
Wheeling Tile Co. I i |ltO
lllWIiltiiker Glossner Co., pfd 1 12(1 jl-fl
do common j J |?25
vs
1 1 1- Transfer bowks closo Not. 20. for 2 per cont j
Msh dividend payable Oec. I.
i3) ? Transfer lnoks close Oct. 23. for I per cent ,
rash dividend payable Nut. 1. Hooks cltiso I'co. 8. i
[or an extra cash dividend payable l>eo. 15.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
WHEELING. W. Va.. Not. 16. '15.
Kurnlahed the lutelllgeucer by A. K. Maaten .V Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. National I'.auk
or West Virginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
fc\ liratid, manager.
STOCKS. I Open. ICIose.
Adventure ...... J 47*1 SH
Alleuez j 74'ij 75
ArcaUlan T'.n 7>i '
A niton a | 17 j 1 ! '?? J
California & Arizona I I'OXj '<1 j
California A Hecla j 3 'J S ; COO |
I'onteniilal I 24<u| i'Vs ]
l 'opto." itange 7 u '.-a j 7tf l* |
Paly Hot S'.s! :t'-i i
East Itiitte l7Sj 17\i '?
Krankl:n 10*41 II '
llancucl; | 17:j* 1>*4 I
Indiana - I 4 4'* J
Isle ISoyaJo J 36*}!
Kerr I
[.hiie .
i|a>s. l.'unsol f 16\i 17 ?
Michigan | 4 Si i 4'Ai
Moliavvk j 100 j lOOVi I
North P.. ute I 24Va; 21'-, I
67 :?;>? I
Shannon j IU4i| 11 |
<ii|H*r!f>r 1 " ' ? ?
Caiit.i rack
rrli.ltv ..
Victoria .
IViU'ins
Wolverine , .-?? ^ o"-j (
fuoiumne
Curb Mining Stocks.
Bingham 1 10% II
Blii? Bell | IV
Coiis. Coppor j 2S* 2'-j
Consol. Arizona | 2T*-1"1G
I'rown neserre j 44 j J." j
First National j 4V 4!-j |
Loltose j 50 } .*?"> j
McKinley Darrah '8 S3 j
Cnlled Verds Ext i !!!".?" '
Yukon Ciold j 2 ? ,
???, 4^ I
k.'h' i:.i* i
4T. Vj 4:i"j I
I OS j GO
NEW YORK CURB MARKET |
WHEELINa. W. Va . Not. 16. '15. |
Furnished The Intclligencer hv A IC. M a?.tcn Co..
members New Vork Stock Kx change. National Hank
r>f West Virginia hullding, Wlieeltug, W. Va? l.ould
I'. Brand, manager.
STOCKS. i Bid. | Ask. |
Atlanta-GoldflffM ! P | 13 !
l'.lngham Mines ' !'74, I') I
Canadian Car .t I'dT ' 4u } 50 I
far. light & rower j t'i, ?"? j
Cramp's 8. St ? j ?o j So
Euiersnn i'honograpli 12 12'^..
Goldflcld Const.] j 54 5C !
Ilondeo Maunfacturing ! 22 j 24 j
lumbo Extension 2S j 20 j
Kathodlan Uronza pref j a i 10 i
Magma Copper ....[ 58 j 59 |
MldvaJo Stool ? j O'JT, ; 70 i
Nlplsslng Mines j !' I S'U |
Rlker-Htgeman | 5^' (! |
Kubinarine Boat j 3:1 j 10 j
rrlangle Film - j 2 i 2U
C. 8. Light & Heat I 2!*| 2'4
do preferred j 4 j 5
Cnltcd Profit Sharing j 1 jl 1 16 !
World FUa [ 1 | 1 ',i j
Ostoldo Motor Stocka. || Did. I Ask.
Chalmmi Motor*
Hupp Mjotora
International Motoni
do preferred
Reo Momt Car _t_
1'eerlnss Motors I
Ktar.'lard Motors
Edmund & Jones
137 j 13S
4 4'i
i't SO
4i;'.i
I "7!i
I 34 ?0
Outalde Oil Stocks. I Hid | Ask. |
Cosden Oil A O u ................
do preferred
Cosden Eoflnlng
International Petroleum
Midwest Oil
do Koflxvlng
Muskogee Refining
Oklahoma Prod. A Refining j l"'*! 11
Sapulpa Refining I I'S! 10
Binclslr Oil I 53'iT ."-1
W a}' land Oil & Gas I 4'aJ j
l'l'Vi
17^,1
lO'.j'
42 I
Standard OU Snlosidiary Sl.ocks j
WHEELING. W. Va.. Nt !6. MC. 1
ifurnlsbed The Intidligeiicer l?v A I. M.iv'e:i Jt ' . j
rrombera New York titock Exchange, Nat >nal I'.unK |
i?f West Virginia building. Wheeling. \\ \a Lou'j ;
K. Brand, manager.
STOCKS. ,Opi-n.lCloso
hi?
Anglo American Co.. Ltd ! lO'i
A tit title Refiulng Co >?<! !S!i3
Porrie Sorvmaer Company .4 i 0
Bm'keye Pljw Line Company
Chesbrough Mfg Co . Cong
Colonial <?il Company
Continental Oil Company .4*1 .'t'.o
CroH-eni Pipe Line in | 45
Cumberland Pipe Una I ! 1 '121
Eureka I'n>a Linn jm 2.1}
Gal>-na Signal Oil Co.. pfd 'liu 'lit
do common 2'-2 20 .*?
Illinois Pit* Line i21S
Indiana Plpo line Co . "110
National Transit Co I?'i- 19'-4
Now Tork Transit C-nim.any j ?? 213
Northern Ptpe Line Company 108
Ohio Oil Company :::7"4 "3B3
I'lerce Oil Corporation 1 1 4i l'''~4
Prarie Oil St Gas Company .40 jSSO
prairie Pltw Line '.";rs "?
Bolar Refining (V>mr any '!? 4"-.
fioutheru Plpo Lino .'! s 220
South Penn Oil Company ,i.". 1 1?".
8outh West Penna Pipe Line 114 111
Standard nil Company of <'al|fnmi.i 'Ml
8tiU'dand Oil Company o( Indiana S'.'O
Standard "il Company of Kansa-. '.?< '00
Standard till Company of Kentucky ... . r6."!>3
Standard OH Company of Nohraska. '!u ?570
Standard Oil Company of New Jer*ev. . . *.7.S 1B.43
Standard OH Company of New York.... -71 "27:t
Standard Company of . I .
Kaan A: Finch Company 110 120
t'nlon Tank Unn
Vacuum till Company ...
Washington (111 Comitany
03 1 0(1
*2.", 1350
40 j 45
PITTSBURGH STOCKS
WHEELING. W. Vil. Not. 10. '!C.
Furnishid The Intelligencer by A. K. Masten A- Co..
nienileis New Yoik Stuck Ktcliange. National Hank
r>f Weal Virginia building. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
I*". Brand, manager.
STOCKS.
American Sewer rij>?
American Window llinss Machine
do preferred
A rm-rican Window Glass preferred
I 'aney 7ilver (las
Columbia Gas & Jfcliectr'.a
Consolidated loo
do preferred
Hilt bison- Walker Hcfactories
do preferred
Independent Kroiving
do preferred
Manufacturer's l.lght A Ileal.....
National Kite 1'roofitig
i ildo I'll el
Usage A- Oklahoma lias
I'lltaliurgll llrnwlng
do preferred
Pittsburgh Oil ?t Ga.s
Pittsburgh l'lato lllass
San Toy
Union Switch & Signal
West Inchon so .Air llrnkis
Wcstinghouso Electric
I-alirile lrou
do pref .,
r?ro ?JtI ...
L". S. Glass
| l!ld. | Ask.
.1 IT Vi) 1K<4
. 62% | C3
. lir>4;llS
.] ;
.1106 ....
.j 5 V ?
T2" , 23
?I ?%S 04
J 5UTV ! 57
.i 124
Slocks 29.521.
N"EW YORK COTTON MARKET
WHEELING. W. Va.. Not. 18. '1?.
Furnished Hie Intelligencer Ijt a. Tv. Masten Co..
mend -era New York Stock Kichange. National linn'ic
of West Virginia building. Wlieoling. W. Va. Louis
!?'. Uriuid. manacer.
.laa'.iarT
.Ma I ell ..
May
July
October .
December
| Open.! High i
. ' 20 35 20 .'.0 20 l'i
.' 20 42j 2u CI 20 30
.t 20 4t;: 2'l S>1'| 20 4".'
. 20 41'' 20 TS| 20 4'".| 20 72
. is '.'Si in io>; is s:. i?
. 211 20 1 20 40 20 12 j 20 37
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WKH KI.INU. W. Va. Nor, i?. 18.
Kurn l.iheil The Intelligencer tiv A K. Mastrn A > To .
members New York {Stock Eachanse. National Hani
i>f West \ Iritlnla building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
b\ lJiand. manager.
STOCKS.
lOpen lllgli. Lou
'lose.
A inert
Ala")::
an l'.rel Sugar
t Gold
1103V hi:: !?* 102V 102:
' 14V 14 V 1.;-. U
American Can
do preferred
American ' ?r i: I'oundr
Anitviran '/Ana
American lec Secnritlua.
American Locotuotlv# ...
do pref erred
American Smelt. flef..
do preferred
American Sugar Kef ....
American Tel. fc Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Atchison
lin-ltliuoro <fc Ohio
Othlelivm Steel
do preferred
Brooklyn Transit
California Petroleum ..
Italdwin l.o.oinotite ....
Ciuitr.il Leather
Blltlo & Super
Chesapeake Si Ohio
Chicago .t til. Western .
do preferred
Cluc.'igo. Mil. A- St. 1 "a ul
chiiw Copper
rircago A iltielt Island .
Chile Copper
Corn Products
do preferred
Canadian Pacific
Colorado I'tlel
Consolidated ('.as
distillers' Stvurtties ....
Lrio
do firsts
General Kb""' rir
Goodrich Itubher
<;t. Northern tiref
lit. Northern Oregon ....
Illinois Central
Inter- lioro Cons .
do preferred
International Taper
do preferred
Kansas City Southern ...
do preferred
Kenecott Copper
i W'V
. l'3%j )''???? i'3;
. 107:. 1074(107% 107'.
. 121 ->i . 122% '1 IS'ii lit)';
. UiJH lis'a iic lie
119% lis ill-J'i
. i 1 3.T '?! 1 32 4 133V
. iUl'i 102't 101 ?* ; 101 ?
. iu4W lu:.', it'4'4 n,.r
.j s:.!; Mii-s as1
. r,:,t i r.-.i S'l
. i;.i 1 1 no i:.5 i <io
. I M I .si ,84 ' 5 1
. ; l-ii.'i ?7 *4 SO--, S'l '-,
. los ;i i::*i J ios 1 1 1 3 'i
.| 67'^ 0 : ?*-? ; 1)7 j 117
. ? f.SVjl OS1- lib 1 i . I'.TV
. j It ? 14 % ' 13-.,* us
.1 41 H; 43 ; 41 V.
. ! pni^i i j, 2 i.i ?).:
,i 6SS| T0?4| ?.?*.'
.; 32k, S4'?-' 31 ii, -2".
1 1 Vi
2>V 20:1' 2"
104 1 02 1-12
172 I70\ 172
:.u
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: f.!'". fi!<r? iijv (ill u
1 1 7 ' ? 1 1 S "> 117'? 1I??N
; 44 li i |.% ? <14 44 V..
1 104 io.'.-i; im |n.-.\
IS'-J lS'a 17\ 17%
1 74%' 74% 74% 71 \
71 I 71*41 fif'-j' ?!>%
100 106 l-'.'-j 1
ro
CO
co
RUMORS OF EMBARGO
An<l Prices Tell Off as a Result ? Cora
Lost SUffHtly and Oats Were
Unchanged.
CHICAGO. Nov. lti? Apparently un
founded assertions thai President 1 1 -
sen would make rccomim-ndaiions : ? ?
Con press relative to an ?>iut>aruo on
foodstuffs did a good deal today 10
weaken the price of wheal. Closing quo
tations worn heavy at 1 to 'J '.4 u.-i de
cline with December at Sl.So1* t?> $1.
Sf>% tuid May at $1.00"B to $1.91 I'urit
finished :S ft1 off to Mi^ up. Mais
unchanged and provisions ..-irving from
o cents loss to a rise of 13.
| Oi.?n. | High t.nw. | Close.
(Vbeat? | I | |
Pecomhw 1 ! 87V 1 .*$V | S" I
May I i n:s i 'J* i i-ii';' i jo%
Com- jii*
Dwemiier | VC\ f7V, r f'.6, ;
Mu : D7 1* | ny ijii*: :<7'.j
Oats? i I I
i'fcetnbcr --j SS\ fiS-'ij .'TV .*7",
Slav J C2', C2U. 6!'/ CI TV
PurL - | | i i
Jamiarr -27 3J '27 4'1 :T 27. 27 .if.
May 30 27 :.U 27 2ii >2." ;-,j
Laid ? i i i ?
January II 4ii 47 14 .10 M5 33
Mar |>j 32 ;lsi 45 ! rt 30 ,io 32
Mb*-- i I I i
Jari'tarr 114 SO ;!4 52 ,14 42 '14 4".
Md/ Ill fiO ? ] 4 c.'i ,14 07 Ti4 .'7
Cash aii'iutionj: ^
Wheat No. 2 led nominal: No * r<>d nominal; .V .
: lillfd Jl.'.k'-V'i !.:'7. Ni'. 3 Hard SI.S" '<1 $6.
Com? No. 2 yellow $1.05: No. 4 yellow $l.i)0(S !.?)] ;
No. 4 white il.OOidl.Ol.
Oats- N"i. :: wliiie 7-7'ji" ."SHe; standatd .'.SijiOc.
I'oiK -J2!>.00.
Lard~$l7.'J0.
lllbs? IH.Oiia 1 1 CO.
TOLEDO. >' > . Xin i?i. W'liofii. fash
Sl.sy'-a; Decctiibi-r S I . y ?? 1 ^ . May Sl.'.'T.
Clover seed. pri tn?- ??ash $m.Sir; Do
I'^inbr r $ Hi.sf. . lanuary |li05: l-V br li
ar y $10.05; Ma roh ? I
Alsiko. prime ??ash December
SlO.Sa; March Sll.l't.
Timothv, prime cash December
S i: . T. 7 ; March $2.70.
Irfliish Vatle* ?f'> s?V
liiunuiij ?'
-J !?>?'
Columbia '?.!> . t t.V-t 41 '44
I Crueible S! eel .. I'l'j >;'% Wl i
Cuba Cane Swear 7.".4 72". 71'V 71:*
lirrein? I'oianfH "2 "-V". .".2 "2
Inspiration l'np[ier Ill'1, 7fl'? 7'i
International Nieke! 4> . * " 1 v I'*1. '":i
II ex lean Petroleum il"^ ill I0s"? 1"'<
j Ontario S.Iipr ] 7*s| 7s- 7 1 n 1 7'4
' Miami Copper '7 47 4 I 1 . tii!?
| Missouri i'aelfle old ] ?? :i <i*i
Mi<i.v>nri l'arlfij " |ii *n, i o
National l.i*a<l 7" To'..
i d'. iireferreil 1 1 :: ?... J l '
New lllVl'D '. .
N'erada iVitisolidalt'il 2s*P 21' 1 j 2*\ 21' '
NVw York Central I'?ls;. i >?s iii'.i1. I^7'l\
Norfolk Sc \\ extern M0 I42!j 13 "H j|M'A
Norlli fin I'aeiff lit- U?'4 III1* tin *n(i
lVnn?>lvan;a I! II T' 7.7 :.tf%
Ray i'oiiiloI ;:4-% :r. .:4'> "4*
.-.7'i' *.^'i
Pressml S:?'-*f t ar i 7 1 * lit1- 70!* SI
i Hallway Stfel Spttnc) .".7", V"'i 17 'i
Ri-adins 107 I10V107 |0S\
I Reimbllea SV-i S7"i' sl'*' S"U
j .|n !T-fer-"<l II."', lit) ll'i"* 1 1 -7
I Altieiii'in l.m.ei i.1 27!'* 2.'i '4 2.1 2
I do preferred "'4 .".4 *2". '2"?
! Sliaitttrk Ar.zmts S3-* 31'. '? :i
Sloss Sherflodl 1'0 !?;: . , f-I 'a
Sloss-Sbeffleld no !?.; ;?)
Southern I'a. lft-- !?!? '? 5H-X
Soiitbem l'..i 1 iiv.t v Sfl'i' 27r. 2':\ 27
do t'r?ferred ' '?*> V* i'<ii CT'i
I Aioerii-an Hide & Leather ... lfi 1 ?t l"\' i ?;
! do preferred ' 7 " 'a 7.1'i 7 >? Tl
I Tenesstv Copper ' - " '*j 2 ' [ _ 23 ' 2.V*j
T.'jas Oil 220 J.'ln tlC '22.e'-j
j t'liioli I'ai-lfie us' I40U 'I47?;J4^U
I do pruferreil ??!! >'?** R3 ^3'*
I 1'iilh I'oiper I i;?'a 12o'j Hi"., ||',H
j C. S. ItnliH.'r 1'" iW't fio 0" ^
I do Inst pref- rr?d Il2'i Il2'i II2<4 1 12' 3
I Cinmi Stales S-.ri 1.::", cjt\ 12:t'? :1!l'i
I d.i i-ieferred I2i'j 12I'? 121N 121'.
I'niteil K: n't 1 Ii;:.'? l(!2\i 'USS'i
VlrKinta 1 'hrnir.il 4'. i". -I.'-H
full."! Slkira Stuivtliift 7>;\ 7? 7C\ 77\
, Woti.i-h Hi,; 1.". i mv; 1.1
1 do pn-ferred ' .\'" '>4*,! ? .'?4 r-? ' .**?
! WfMern I'nl .11 ll'l '5 101 % I0| ' 3 :.V. ?;
Wf>! Inglions" Kleelrlf fil!? fi7i*? i'-'j
Mm well Motois ' 7 >1 i 7S j 7'i I 7';%
d> first iirrtVrrcl S2S c2sj ' S2'm S2S
do se.i>inl ;r<fftr<d 7.0 -1* M .'.0'4 ,M
W' it'l worth . I3<', ' 131 ir.fi
, Amerti'.Mi VV- ?? ? .'#-1# 71 1 7i3;4 7.2'ij '12'i
IAltl? 1 'li.lllltrr- 1.2'*' 2 1 1; .'ir1* 3 1 ;j
llatopilan Mittlnc 1 2 I 2 2 ' 2
I Toll'" A- Sui'. r e.7"? ?" ' , 07
j holtlsttta; ,\! I1i>'-j 141 I .:?? 13S'j
Marine rtf? ... .... 17 4?'? 4fi'-.. 4fi"t
d" pro: f r red .. 121' ? 121 r. lit'1, 12"
Mioyxir. Kansa.i A Texas ... 7'. 7*?' 7<>< 7'J
1 Miivnn l'aelfii1 W I 2."". - ?' \ ' 2* * 2" 'q
[ Nntlonai Knamel 30 34y; 14 '4
Junlarlo .v Western 2'"; '11 291s' 20
I t'lilnn Him Jt I'asxT ' l". ir. !4 It'J
j do Ii??r 1 17 -i' 1 17% 111 1 1 3
I W ily? Ororiaml :!i'1 3:1 3S SS\'
j Tulal shares 1.M0.700
rixiaJfcial Opinions.
I .Tiis-'ph say.- - 1 ?? ?n"r sell i lie enpjo-r?
. j-or become hearing on the rails, linpor
! i.'int ileveh'ptnenis are iiiii>enilinu. Hu \
j Uaekavvanna and lN-puhlie Sie< |. The
I rtirli market jg . . rtainlv a bright spot,
| Trading in the b?w priei rl i*oppers in
I ep'.'ises and nitill ipli"S. < "aluniet ami
] .1 ??ri?tn? shines brightly in the galaxy. It
i stands out like a comet.
! I''inancial \ew? HulUtin ? A continua
jtion of the i radiim1 specialty tactics arc
! r-xpei-terj in the slock market. It is
proving :>s hard ;? job for professionals
lo rnginivM' a si,: ike-out ? ? f ih" western
lung inti < st mi account of the large pro
. tertiiin in aciiMtatnl iuflueul ial specula
jtive clifl. w bu!li>li K'^siti continues \ if.'
| cfi... -? on swelling. I'hinn. Marines. K"
puhlic nntl Miami. More 1 irpi idal.ioti is
expecied iu ? \v lla\?-n and the (Iran
grrs.
Wall Sv Journal- in roimeetion with
lh. si r-niri h ? ? f I .ackawanna Steel ami
Sloss-S< heffieid it is rumored that n
eombin.'i t Ion is under consideration with
Inland ?|eel as a third party.
Sun ? fool distributi-in of inilustrial?
is observable.
.Iii'trnal of f'nmmiTee? ,\ ri-newal of
peace talk !>n<l s-'fiousness "f railroad
j labor situation op- responsible for ner
vousness,
| Spring A Co. saj There would appear
Between 25th Street Warwood and
8th Street Benwood
Effective Sunday, November 12, 1916:
NORTH BOUND
From Benwood ?
Daily except Sunday ? : ! r. \. M, n d rvcry flftr-n minut*-."-- ' li'T' ?'? 1 "f-r
until 12:00 inidnicht. except that 11 ; l\ .M. ."ar goes to Kirst Si reel only.
I'ars l<*? vine ni 1 - : I and 11':.'!" A. \| t" Tentli Str?"t only.
Sunday only ? ?? :00 A. M., : MO A. M.. T :<?r> A. .\1., 7:.'!0 A. At., and i?very
ii f i n minute.' thereafter, the schedule fron'i then on l?ing same as week
day.
From 10th Street ?
Daily except Sunday i. :'.<*> \. M. anil ?>very lift n minute* thereafier
until 1 2 : ?> 0 midnight. l.as' . ar. 12:"a ,.\ u. |'2:.U> oar to First Street only.
Sunday only---.'. I;". 5M5. i!;l">. 7:"". 7 :?0, via A. M.. and ovry flf
ti '-n minutes t hereafter. T ! ? e seiicdul ? from then on Fame as week day.
SOUTH BOUND
I From Warwood ?
Daily except Sunday- ? ?$ : r> S A. M. and every fifteen minutes thereafter
until 11:27 1'. .YT. ? last ear to Rfiiwiind. ''tirs leaving at. 1 1 P. M . and
12:08, 12:2" and 1":.".! go to Tenth Street only. Car leaves Warwood for
First Street only at 1:2.1 A. M.
Sunday only ? .":3S, i? : OS, ? I : H S . t'.T.:?, 7 : IT! , 7:3$. 7:D!> and S:23 A. M. and
ever \ fifte-i- minutes thereafter, tho schedule l'rom then on being same an
w < k day.
When the above described service Is inaugurated th<* following new
rules will be in effect covering operation of the Wheeling- Wellsburg cars
between Tentli Street, Wheeling, and 2tllh Street. Warwood:
SOUTH BOUND
Cars will st"P at the regular stops between abovo points for the purpose
of discharging: passengers who have boarded car at or north of 20th Street.
Warwood. Cars will not lie stopped to receive passengers between these
points except at 10th and Dth Street. Warwood and First Street, Wheeling.
NORTH BOUND
Cars will tnnko loral stops lvtweon above points for the purpose of re
ceiving; passengers who desire to ride north of 2."th Street. Warwood. but
will not make stops lv?t\veen these points to discharge passengers except at
First Street, Wheeling. and 5th and 19th Streets. Warwood.
Wheeling Traction Company
STOCKS AND BONDS.
A. E. MASTEN & CO,
BROKERS
20-1-205-20G Natlorul Bank of West Va. Bldg.
LOUIS F. BRAND, Manager.
MEMBERS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANQE
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON STOCK EXCtiANGE
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE
'in be no legitimate basis for nny mate
i rial decline in the security market. |
I Kin ley, liar roll & i \?. ? The technical j
I position for .shocks is weak, long ac- >
' counts arc over ? extended.
i Clark, Childs Co. ? Too many .stocks )
? have been bought by outsider?. Selling!
has been by banks.
i XI'AY YOIIK, Xov. 10. ? Uutter. lirm; j
j creamery higher than extras 4"<it 4" |
! ? reniiK-ry extras <92 score) 39'jo, firsts j
j :: t 1 3 i a :??? ; ? ccon d s o s VL- '?> 37 c.
; Eggs? Strong; fresh gathered extra'
(in<? 45fi'47c; extra tirsts 42*t -l ie. firsts
41; seconds >! '?/ 3 8 c. \i :irhy lien- (
1 lu-r.v whites, (ine to I'anev. C5i?TU<:; near- j
j by hennery browns 4 S{t!f<i?e.
j Cheese, rtrin; state, fresh, specials 24 !
i r<j -4 U e : do. average fancy 23*\c.
j Live poultry, firm; chickens 1 :? ^ ; {
fowls 1 6 </; l :??? : turkeys 20 <?> 2 2c. Dress-;
?"?i| quiet: chickens 10 31c; fowls 1 '
22c; turkeys U" ft 30c.
Plour ? Easier.
I
\V. VA? N J,,-? !
j WEL.l-.SBl' KG, -
I Hernia Ilahn, the Wells-burg lightweight
? battler, defeated Eddie O'Keith in a six j
I round fight at Philadelphia on -Friday i
i night, Xovejnber J"; llnnn fought a I
great battle and took all six rounds I
' l mm his opponet. 1 latin was th" ag
I pressor throughout tie- entire fight and
never niT'c did it look as if O'Keith had ;
1 lie slightest chance. From the v??ry
j first 1 latin was the favorite of the fans
and ihpy cheered him througTiout teh
'entire fight. It seamed as if O'Keith |
t.a i ih it a hurricane when lie started for ;
j Ilann. for lfann met his first onslaught
(with a neat uppercut. O'Keith i? tVt? ;
I man ihat Kidd Williams, the World's
' Maintain weight champion, refused to
| light with in .Vow York, and this now,
' makes llann eligible to tight Kidd Wil
I limns or claim the World's Bantam
1 Weight. Championship. Rernle has
fought in the ring now for about thee
j or four years and has never once lost
; a battle, either by a knockout or by de
i cis.'on.
Entertained Classes.
Miss l.U'-y and Samuel Jacobs enter
tained the Sophono't'e and Junior ??lnss
! . s of the high sehool at their home on
| Pleasant Avenue on Wednesday e\-e
! nitig. The voting pei.pre enjoyed a very
I pleasant evening by indulging in games
land music. About. 2'i young people were
; resent from both classes and all join
ed in having a good time. At about,
eleven o'clock refreshments were serv
I > d after which a few games were played
i ;!lld then tli. young people left, for their
j homes. Those present were: Misses,
j Velnia. Ferguson. Mary Smith. Helen
I I r.-tninond. Angela Emlg, Beatrice Og
1 d-n. Helen Hill, Mabel Kemp, Helen
! K' nip. lTf|*e| Cusick. Olive Xicholas,
? /.ell.-i r.owers, Katherine Hally. Lucy
! Jacobs; Messrs. John Tarr. .Tames Paull
(Jr., Robert Whitehead. Eli Wiggins.
' Archie Jacobs, Kenneth Montgomery,
I Kenneth Kelly, William Mathews, ("has.
j Greene, Charles Reid, and Samuel Ja
! cubs.
Noland Funeral.
The funeral services nf the late W.
J !.. Xoiand was held on Wednesday af
j t-'rnoon at his late home on Commerce
, street. Rev. Holmes of the Presbyter
ian church had charge of the services.
After the services the body was taken
! by means of automobile to Brooke cem
i ctery where interment was made.
McKbu Funeral.
| The funeral of John McKim. sr.. will
j hn held from his late home in <"Yoss
1 < "reek District on Friday. November
17th. at 1 p. m. The interment will h?
| made in Sj. John's cemetery. Friends
j of the fain* 1 \ are invited to attend.
Shortage of Gas.
i All plants in the Ohio Valley were
; I'.rdt r> d to tie shut down by the Man
! ufaettirers Light and TIeat Company at
; !' :"0 a. m. Thursday because of the
; shortage r.f gas. The local plants using
j gas for fuel were foree?i to shut down.
Personals. '
I P. M. Shepherd, of St. Clairsville. O .
| was a Wellsburg business caller on
I Wednesday.
I S. M. Warden was a Wheeling busi
| iiess caller on Thursday.
Miss Virginia IJeall" and daughter.
I Mrs. .lohnson. and Charles Beall, were
j Wheeling visitors on Wednesday.
.' ?! Mrs. Earnest Bone was a Wheeling
; j caller on 'Wednesday.
j Mrs. Daniel Storek and Miss Eva Fn
! g.'tti, were Wheeling cal lers on Wedttes
i day.
J Miss Erva Meyers was a Wh?*ling
! visitor on Thursday.
j "H . \\ . Bell left on Thursday morning
j for Charleston where lie will attend the
j State Manufacturers Convention.
Stcreoptican Lectnre.
| In ! Jii* War? I I "i - sbyi.rinn church.
! Sunday ??vrnijiif at 7 : * ihoro will bo ;t
I sii'reopt loan !?????': i--- on "Hible l.ar.ds."
! The s!iil> < ;irc from llif lligii school col
| loot ion rot ? lit 1 > oh'.i :n< ii. ami show
j seem s i:i .M-si'(>"iamia. Syria. Kg.vpt.
1 'nl'-sl in.'. oii\ K- v. !?:. I*. ? "arson will
I make :t running adilr-ss ? <:i ihi- pi.-turos.
! and i'ruf. J. IC. Kvans has Ulndiv e?n
j si?ni"il in have i har.u< >?!' : !s?- op.-r?t in?
; ni' tin- Innt- rn.
I
Harvey- Wilson Wedding".
The manv friends "I Mi.-s ? \'<
I Wilson, formerly of W.irw. ml. Inn now
I ,.f Wheeling. Will b. i n : ? r> <:??.! in liear
i j r: ic of lii-r marriage :?? Kcv. Hummer
j !:. Harvey nf Pittsburgh. Tli- < ?
im;n> was p. rforstn d at til-' home of
ill'* bride on I'hnptiiv street. Weducs
I flay at noon. l?y th" l>rii|i s fiith> r. !:< v.
i i ;. I Wilson.
Complete Proposed Charter.
! Tlio propositi charter for War wood
| was outlined 'it :i meeting of ilii- special
i committee (composed of the following:
Mayor A 11. Kindelb -t tri r. .l.-lin Moor*.
K. Sfinbiokor A 1 l?er l.asli. ? ' P Doty.
Ik W. Malum. H. Keister) at the
| 1mm.- of II. H'-iswr InNt night. The
' draft nf i ho i-hnri- r \v.i(s completed by
the committee. and \\ iTT o. siibmitt- d at
. tli" iipm Cot. noil meeting for approval.
Tho Charter, if approved. w ill sul>
? HI 1 1 toil to lh'"> Vole 1 1 f tilC JM'Oplii.
Represented at Convention.
Wnrwood was \v> !l presented yes
! 1 1 rrliiy at the Nin'Mr" nth Hicnmai Con
j volition of thr> Wi s' Virginia Hranoh of
! King's Paughter* Mild Hons, who arc in
[ session in St. 1/iike's church.
The following li.'lf.s.iify wrro in at
I'ndanoo: Mesdaii?s ? |* ("hri-iian.
i stale president : W. !'. St. v. art. leader ?>(
. Warw I i-iroi.-; ? '. V. T.rrili. T K
lloi.il. W. U. Mri'iilla. Harry Wilkin*. I-'.
I W. Malum. Taylor.
| At the afternoon session. Mr?. ?. !'.
j i 'hrisi inn delivered a very praiseworthy
address, in h. r usual faultless style.
America n Ciiiar.iniootl ppint
At Factory Price
Moore Firm heps, Warwooil. W. Va.
Hostess to small Party.
'? Mh-? Klhel KnoVte was hostess in a
f^w friends Woiitie?da ;? nlghi. "Five
hundred " was the ? nt* rtainmonr nf the
evening. and refrej-hrm nt s w:e served
at a si,as<innli!<? hour.
GaR Shortage.
Tlii'- Wnrwood Tc?.I oompanv lias |i.v-n
off wnrk fur two day.*, on nocoisnt nf
shoriaK'- of ^as.
New Tire Equipment.
Tho Cntor ^Var '.'.'nod lloso hou nf. ys
j I'-rday r'-oolvotl live hundred feot nf
' linse-. and a new cluinlcal reol to add ? o
f tli^lr fire enulpnu nt. which will aid ma
terially in th.dr "flri'-riphl Inc."
Por Rficovder.
It is rumored thai the friend.-i of
?Tohn A. Mitchell i ' ! s'lpjjosf him as a
eanilidat" for r^em-der nf Die primary,
which will he held in PivemSer.
Mr. Milehell. wl-o is n resident -if
?"en t.r Warwood. and principal of ij,r,
Ponih Warwood sriinol. has lived in
?Richland district tb>* cr^ni.>r pnrt of his
1'fe. and taught in the Warvv icul scho..!s
for the pnst seven vears He i? V-rv
capable, anrl would bo well iiualltl-'d rn
All the office.
"Will Instnll Electric LIr-Mb.
Tho Warwood Too! Company yester
day made application to Mayor . A. If.
FIDELITY
INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION
New York and Local Stocks and B-ouda.
DIRECT PETVATE WIBZ
NEV; YORK AND CHICAGO.
Members Wheeling Stock Eschao^e.
SEAL ESTATE AND INSUBAUCE.
MITCHELL & STEVENSON, Inei
INVESTMENT BSOKERS
Members Wheeling' Stock Exchange
All orders and in-iuirios given prompt
Attention.
Bell 403 315-322
Nat'l 342 Schmulbach. Building'
HOWARD HAZLETT & SON
Stock, Bond and Investment
Securities.
Booms 215, 221 ?22 Schmulbach Bid?.
Members Wheeling- Stock Exchange
Bell 23 and _99. Nat'l 23 and 99
GEO. W. BARON
jrfRQKER
LISTED AND UNLISTED STOCKS
AND BONDS.
812-813 Schriulbach Bid?.
Bell 1336 ? National 765.
R. R. Marshall, Mgr. Bond Department
Members Wheeling Stock Exchange
HAZLETT~& RODMAN"
Successors to
HAZLETT k HAZLETT.
Stocks, Bonds and Underwriting',
35 Twelfth Street.
Bell 906; Nat'l. 923.
JAMES GREER
Correspondent of
LAWRENCE J. DIETZ & CO.
Members of New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange.
; Stocks and Bonds. Direct Wire to all
Primary Markets.
National 291. Bell 21G0
301.30a Schmv.lbach Building.
SPE1DEL & BACHMAN, Inc.
INVESTMENTS.
Stocks, Bonds and Insurance.
Either Phone 983.
401-2-3 German Bank Building'
Members of Wli'g Stock Exchange, j!
RAILWAYS
Baltimore & Ohio j
RAILROAD
REDUCED FARES
TO
CHICAGO
ACCOUNT
International Lire
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.
v
Kiml. Iln-rfT for the right to Install
i c. ric 1 :tcli t s.
Personals aud Briefs.
! Mrs. ! I-;. nice aid children spent
i v>'Sjt-rii?i v wiih ivlr.i iv? s :it Kim Grove.
Mry. Anton Ynnda lias for her guests.
Mi> \ '.i i. lii.pfi :ui(! Mrs. Matt. Stein and
: i.:iu~!il< r. Miss Marcella. of Pittsburgh.
| Mi ?!.. I.iiidcmuth. <>|* ISarnesville. <).,
was tti" gin-st of M r. ami Mrs. iid. Jtin
1 i; ? ! i . Wednesday.
; < "has. Stunts, of Vance avenue, has re
| moved to Who'-linir Island.
, Mrs. 1'. I .^-oiiard. formerly foreman
of flit Kichlami i 'oal Co., later of Beech
'Bottom, Ims !?? ? n trade superintendent
? of tlu> Mo Kin ley mine on Buffalo Creetc.
The Junior band will hold its usual
j w. . kiy practice toniuht at the Center
I W'arwood school house.
I Tii* I '"tub of Wheeling: held a
' v. . v wi ll attended iliiiicc la.st nljfht at
! I. a sohs J la II.
MONEY.
NKW' YORK, Nov. 1C. ? Mercantile
j paper :: ! ? per cent. Sterling fin day
i bills Jl.VI'i: commercial fid dav bills
| #4.7<? ?a demand M.75'* : cables $4,76 7-16;
j I'rnrcs. demand S5> 4 '? ; cables J5.S3',3.
'Marks, demand cables 69%c.
' Krone ns, demand ilTvc; cables 11% C.
j Onilders. d':mand cables Ale.
I.ir-s. demand $6.57: cables $6.56.
Rubies. demand 3f' \ ; cables 31c. Bar
j .silver 71 tie. Mexican dollars 55c. Gov
; eminent bonds steady. Railroad bonds
I strong. >
; Time loans easier: 6" days .1 ft 3 ti per
? i ? ;i t ; 50 days and 6 mones 314'5'3 per
l'"V\
J ? *li money siead;. : lush 2 u per cent:
! low " j ? i- e. ir ; duling rate p<r cent:
1 |m,iii pi r e. lit: cjosinc bid 2 per
] iit : oft. n d at 2:_. per cent.
SUGAR.
| NKW" YORK. Nov 1 6 ? Raw sugar.
steady ; c-nf rifucal u.\~: molasses $.',35;
; !'? !i steady: liti> era nu laud J7.60. \
' Sugar fntiires opened tinner on oov
? erinc and support from trade interests.
! \' noon pries were 5 i" 6 points
| higher.
? * ?> r. firm: ? lecirolytic first quar
I U-r 5."!' 0'i "fi; second* ?|liai'tcr $50.00
I '<! $"2.00.
J Iron s'.-n.Iv anil unchanged.
1 Met a 1 exchange ?iuotes tin strong';
| spm M-t.7.*.
\t K"ndon spot cupper ?135; futures
, ???'', His; elect ro!y: ic t'154: spot tin
j t'l.1 :* ; fi:t ur- s f I 1 5s.
I COFFEE.
! NKW" YORK. Nov. 16. -Coffee. Rio
? N"e>. 7, ff ?4 '? : futures irregular; Decem
1 i>* r S.OSc: March S.2$e.
MET.' T.
NKW* YORK. Nov. !>'. ? The metal <5X
ehaiic. nnoies lend *. .no <i 7.1 0; spelter
i:::. spot Kast St. I .Oil is delivery .11*4
M London lead ?30. 10s; -<:pelter ?56,
I 15 s.
The 11 - r .vised of;' en liquidation h> the
j inte trading and closed u regular 1 point
hlffher to i! lower. Tnl.-s 2.7m tons. IV
I cember i j.OS ; Januarv Jl.53: Maro-.
L 54.24.
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