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FOR Lfl BELLE;
S STEEL & IRON AT 155
intou. '^ issUES WERE LEAD
ERS ^iCCAL STOCK MAR
^Westerday
Big Deman4j^th Here Ancj \n Pitts
burgh !^0flj|Belle Common ? Will
^S^er, 's Belief.
LaBelle Iiy YTorks common stock,
which has breaking a new high
selling re 001^^ daiiy the past
tvo weeks, j^ter<iay experienced a
?harp ^T^V, eeUing readily at 74,
. a gain or th*, points. There was a
?trong demo^r tbe stock, both here
andin Fittsb^j ^ several hundred
shares change h^ds. At the close,
76 was asked.74 bi(i and the last sale
wa? reported it 74 u. ? *
Dealing In %eu'e at T3 and 74 fea
tured the daj^ ^ Pittsburgh mar
ket, also. Nesiy eight hundred shares
were sold in Smoky City. La Belle
has gained %tt points witntn ten
days, and the,jpinion is freely ex
pressed in Social circles that it
. will continue tj rjse This is based
on the report 4 large earnings, it be
ing understood from reliable sources
that September's report showed the
largest' earnings^ the company's his
tory.
'Wheeling St?ei and Iron company
. stock advanced four points to 155 yes
terday, and ^ demand at that
price. But lita# could be obtained,
the disposition apparently being to
hold onto.it.
Another block 0f whitaker-Glessner
common stock *13 reported sold yes
terday at 280.
proSTmarket
WH^ELTNgTV. VA-, Oct. 3, *16.
WbolMaia prlOM.
Corrected Par* tr * Co.
Oranges Velenci* $5- 25 ?5 50
Lemons 4 75? 6 25
Peppers, bushel 90 @1 00
""Hananas 1 "5 @2 25
Apples, per bus 7501 00
Plums 2 00(3*2 25
Tomatoes, home, bushel.... 1 50
Cabbage, barrel 3 50
Greenbeana. bushel 1 00 1
Rocky Ford Gems 2 00@2 50 1
Potatoes, basr '. .. 3 25? 3 35
Potatoes, bushel .1 1 20?1 35
Sweets, barrel 2 00?2 15
Peaches. Klberta, bushel.... 1 25? t 75
Pears, bushel 1 75?2 00
Calif. Grapes 1 40 ?1 65
Celery, doz. .? 20
H. Squash bb!.... 2 25 '
Concord grapes, basket.... 22? 251
"(Corrected by P. Bacbman. & Sous.)
Butter, Cbeejo, Eggs and PouiU-7. ,
Creamery butter 34? 3S
Ohio and P-nnsylvania 30
* Dairy ? 27? 30]
Select Kgss 33? 34 |
Fresh to mark 30? 3 J
Poultry.
Dressed ?
Springs 23?
Hens, pound
Turkeys
Ducks
Broilers, fresh 25 (
Geese _
Alive ?
Hens, pound 18?
Roosters, pound 10
Ducks, pound 15? 13
Pigeons, pair
- Geese, pound . . . .' 12 @ 1*
Private Wire to A. E. Masten & Co.
Financial News ? Readjustment ap
pears to be going on m ihe market, par
ticularly temporarily, with possibly a
*;?.g;ririg tendency. During such time
there is expected to be displayed an in
creasing tendency to divert to the rail
road list. 11, which very conservative
Interests are bullish. On reasonable
recessions we think_ standard issues may
be. bought with confidence, but we
would refrain from climbing after
stocks. The buying of the specialties,
American l.ocomotlve. Paldwin Locomo
tive, New York Air Brake. Pressed Steel
Car ;uid Wabash "A" is reported good.
Journal 01 Commerce ? Speculation
nuite distinctly in the direction of
the war. industrials.
Wall Street Journal ? The public ap
parently becomes timid and holds back
from new stock commitments.
Sun ? There is nothing to suggest that
prices would move materially lower
without tlie development of conditions
of a ladicaily unfavorable nature.
!?'. B. Ketch & Co.? We look for a
continuance of market activity with pos
sibly lower price for th? immediate fu
ture.
Clark. Childs & Co. ? Money markets
in various phases are the key to the
stock position now.
Haydeti. Stone* it Co. ? 1? is not possi
ble that \vith si reversal of j>r>sent con
ditions in view a broad distribution of
ee<-u: ities is' goi ns on under cover of
this.^reat activity.
Spencer. Trask & Co. ? Caution should
be exercised even with the prospects as
favorable as they are.
PETROLEUM
Oil, CITY, ? Pa.. Oct. 3.? Credit bal
mces *2.40. Runs October 1st, 16.s<>_4.
Shipments. .October 1st and 2nd. 42.035;
Average 21.017.
STOCK SALES AGAIN
TOP MILLION MARK
Kecord of Xriist Tour Weoks Maintained
? Stability of Market Caused By
Demand. Por Kalis.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3. ? In keeping with
the record of the last four weeks, to
day's market operations again attained
a total well beyond the familiar million
share mark, albeit a very large propor
tion of the whole was contributed In the
final hour, the list then being most act
ive and broad. The course of prices
was frequently attended by irregularity
and Indecision. Indicating the rather two
sided character of the trading.
Much of the market's ability was de
rived from the increasing demand for
rails, that division displaying more
animation and underlying strength than
recently.
The Canadian group, grangers, cotton
carriers and eastern lines were one to
almost five points higher at their best,
coalers losing some of the prominence,
although Norfolk and ' Western made a
new record on its further advance to
140ti.
Munitions and equipments wcr? ngatn
largely represented by' Crucible Steel.
New York Air Brake. American and
Baldwin Locomotives. General Electric
and Industrial alcohol.
Coppers and Mexicans were among
the most variable issues of the fore
noon, but hardened In the final dealings
with United States Steel. that_ stock
recovering from llSV-j to llSTi. but
closing at I1?H. a slisht net loss. Total
sales were 1.140.000 shares.
C2C.OSDJG STOCK LETTEK.
(By Private "Wire to Fidelity Investment
Association from Harris, Winlhrop
& Co.)
NEW YORK. Oct. 3. ? The. market to
day displayed more resisting power than
it has for several days past. News was
lacking however that would affect nny
particular Issue an:l the activity and ad
vance was therefore based on the temper
of the public with the traders helping.
We rather look for an upturn to-morrow
as pricos have refused to decline on
what appears to have been fairly heavy
realizing for the past week. We should
choose Steel, the Coppers and good rails,
however, for purchases rather than the
recently active war stocks.
Dow Jones says: At annual meeting
of ilidvale Steel following statement
was Issued by President Corey:
"From standpoint of our company
business conditions are entirely satis
factory. All our plants are operating to
1'utl capacity and orders are being re
ceived in excess of shipments. Net earn
ings leaving entirely out of considera
tion the manufacture of rifles by the
Remington Arms Co., under its contract
with the British government since the
acquisition of Cambria Steel Co.. in
February, are in excess of S-.500.00U per
month.
"During past year additions to our
plants have been under construction and
will be completed by January 1. l'J17,
resulting in a total increased production
of 1,000 tons of pig tron and 1.200 tons
of open hearth steel per day."
[ Based upon Mr. Cory's stutmnt Mld
val has b?-en earning a: rate ut' nior?
than $30,000,000 a year or 3i> per cent or
$15 a share on the" S 100,000.000 capitali
zation since February. Early in veai
Mr. Corey made statement that earnings
would be in excess of S25.000.000. .
An interest in close touch with Mid
vale Co.. said that the statement "tr
excess of ?2. 500. 00.0 a month" was tot
conservative. "1 am convinced." salt
he. "that earnings are running closer tc
53.000.000 a month exclusive of rlfl<
contract . than $2,500,000."'
Earnings as stated are coming almos
<?ntire.lv from Midvale regular commer
cial lines of steel. It is estimated Cam
bria Steel Co.. alone will earn more that
S20.000.000 this year. On basis of 52
300000 a mcnth or J30.000.000 a year
this would leave only SIS. 000. 000 foi
subsidiaries outside of Cambria
Directors were re-elected at the an
nual meeting.
Dow Jones says: Kelly-Springfield dc
clared regular quarterly dlvidnd of SI i
share on common stock, payable Novem
i ber 1 to stock record October lb".
1 Directors of the Springfield body cor
| poration have authorized issuance o:
i 2,250 shares of preferred stock now lr
i treasury to stockholders of record cl
October 0 at 110 plus accrued ulvlacnd
All stockholders may subscribe to ex
tent "f IS pj;r cent of their holdings
I Subscriptions are payable October 25
Issue of new stock Is to increase work
I ing capital and provide for immediate
[ construction of new plant at Detroit
I which is necessitated by large volume
i of order.* on books.
Pittsburgh wire*. It is officially
Stated that Pittsburgh Coal Company re
? adjustment plan is now formally opera
five and that new stock probably will
I oe rt?H.dy for issue within 60 days,
j Ku'tn. & Co.. announce that sub
scription lists for the 550,000.000 city
of Paris 5 year 6 per cent loan have
been' closed, the entire amount having
been heavily oversubscribed.
The tenants you OUGHT TO HAVE
are reading the ads in this paper every
day. You are to decide as to whether
YOUR ADS are to be a part of their
readina or not au26-tf
I "Do It Electrically
1! I W m*\. ? ? rnmmmm
9?
si
wr
Thos. A.
Edison
said ?
"All cooking should be done by electricity."
There is a whole lot of comfort and satisfac
* tion in owning au Electric Toaster. If you
have ever bad the delightful experience of
eating toast made on the Electric Toaster, you
know how good it is? how its savory, whole
some odor its crisp golden brown color tempts
your flagging- aPPctite. You can enjoy thjs
. convenience in,y?ur home.
An Electric Toaster Is
Convent and Economical
' It costs very 0WI1 aud use Rn Electric
Toaster It is decidedly convenient, too?
simply attach &e p!u? I0.3*? convenient elec
trie socket ls ialwa-vs fresh and
tasty because itis PrGPared just as it is needed
Wheeling Electric Co.
? . .joth Phones 807.
.I'&l
WHEAT REACHES ITS
HIGHEST PRICE YET
Du? to Increasing Drought Damans lis
Argentina ? Com and Oats
Show Advance.
I CHICAGO. Oct. i. ? Highest prices v.-t
this season wore scored in t lie win at
market to-day as a result of Increasing
drought damage in Argentina. The i-h>s<;
was firm 2<fr2'>He to 2%c net higher with
December at $1.58% and May al SI. 57%
@1.57%. Corn showed a net advance
of *?C to %fct%c and oats of \C to *41'.
% c. Provisions finished at a range
varying l'rom 35c decline to a rise of
- MsC.
| Open. | High, i Low, | Clos.
Wheat ? I
Dec... 1 67 '.-s
May.... 1 56};
Com ?
Dec. -. 74';.!
May... 77 V*
Oa t s ?
Dec...! 4S%
May...! 51%
Pork? |
Dec^r.jCS 20
Jan. . .i21 05
Lard ?
Dec. . .|13 30
Jan. ..;12 95
Ribs? |
Oct. . .?
Jan.'.. ill 92
| I
1 B9Vi| 1 57 H! 1 5S\
1 5-S%; 1 56 %j 1 57 Ts
74 u
" 7 l
r-i '
'22 20
122 01'
13 45
13 05
13 SO
112 07
I I
48%!
51%; 51 %
I I
21 S5 22 05
2i so :2 1
1
13 25 113 4 2
12 t?0 |l 3 1)5
1 1 3 75 ,13 SO
;il 92 1 12 07
Cash quotations:
Wheat? No. 2 red ? 1.60 f? 1.62% : No. 3
red $1.5Sfi>1.5S% ; No. 2 hard $l.*2?i?r
1.64 : no 3 hard $i.;>3 %((r- 1 . t* 1 .
Corn ? No. 2 yellow 89 (i_i>90 %c: No. 4
yellow S5 % fftS6 Va u; No. 4 while S5 !?.?(&
S6H*c.
Oats ? No. 3 white 47 Vj ?i' 4S '4 c; stand
ard 4 S { (f 4 S % c.
Pork? S2S.50.
Ixrd ? 114.52.
Ribs ? $H.i -0@l-l.50.
CLOSING GRAIN LETTER
(By Harris. Winthrop & Co. to Fidelity
Investment Association.)
CHICAGO. 111.. Oct. 3. ? Wheat: Con
tinued dry weather in Argentina and
its effect on those markets as well a-s
the markets .'n Europe started prices
sharply higher. The nearby month reg
istered a new high point on lite crop at
the opening, and the May touched the
previous high in the middle of the fore
noon. Rosario opened, 4 % higher and
Buenos Ayc-rs 5 cents higher. These
advances on top of those of the previ
ous day caused general covering by
shorts and there wa-s a good general de
man? from commission houses. Statis
tical! Snow makes the total domestic
crop 093.000,000 bushel in his October
report. He says the quality of spring
wh^at is very low. which further re
duces Its usability. Flaxseed markets
? very where are showing decided strength
and are reflecting conditions in Argen
tina. Cash wheat wa-s .strong in all
markets, the southwest reporting coun
try and terminal mills competing for tho
offerings. Minneapolis reported a
steady demand, although flour was a lit
tle quiet. Profit taking was on a lib
eral scale end caused a micisession re
action. The undertone continues bull
ish and until drought conditions in Ar
gentina ate relieved we do not look for
any decline of importance.
Corn ? Corn has shown material
strenfith. helped along by the advance In
wheat and by local speculative buying.
Including a number of the smaller
shorts. As a rule, however, the short
eellers were inclined to fight the mark ,-t.
Country offerings cf cash corn have
been very timid and cash prices are
strong and higher in all markets. St.
Louis reports No. 2 yellow. No. 2 white
and No. 2 mixed all r.t 90 cents. There
has been an excellent export call for
corn and the buyer has paid stiff prices.
Sales reported up to closing time were
400.000 busbel evport and G5.000 bushel
domestic.
Oats ? Oats scored a fair early ad
vance under very gocd buying by large
cash concerns, but there was free sell
ing on the bulges, which caused quite .-i
reaction from the top. The local ship
ping call for cars was excellent and took
the arrivals at to % better than yes
terday.
Provisions ? Provisions were lower
under pressure of January product. which
appeared to be coming t'ro packers and
longs. The October lard s well held
an^l wanted by shorts. 11. gs estimated
for to-morrow 31.000. llog market at
yards opened 20 cents lower and closed
?10 cents lower and demoralised.
TOL1CDO. Ohio. Oct. 3. ? Wheat, cash
161: December 164 %; May 3 68%.
Clover seed, prime cash 975; Decem
ber 965; March 965. ,
Alsike, prime cash and October 10 15;
December 10 20.
Timothy, prime cash and October 215;
December 250.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished The Intetligencor by A. 12.
Masten Co., members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank of West Vir
ginia building. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
fr\ Brand, manager.
STOCKS.
!Open.;Illgh.: Low. Close
W.HBKLiNG W. Va.. Oct. 3. '16.
Am. Beot Sugar..! 96 Vj) 98 i 86 M 97s*
Alaska Gold .... 12%| 12 St- 12 V] I -12%
American Can . . j 65 %j 65 65 j o5's
do pre!" ; 1 14 '/? 1 11 4 ? 1 1 1 Vi ! 1 1 1 !i
Am. Car & Fdy. .1 72 I 72%i 71 %| 71 :i4
do prof : 1 iy J 1 1 9 jllS ;U9
Am. Ice Sccuri.. 28 V&l 28 '-2| 28Vj| ^
Am. Locomotive.! 82>,2j 84V.I- S2'..jj s :: i -
do pref ... 1106 Vi ill' 7 (1061-2 107
Am. Smelt. & R.. 113 ,114 H12 :1131s
Am. Zinc | 41% 41 %l 4 1 %| 4 1 %
Am. Sugar Kef.. '112 |112%|112 ! 1 1 2 n i
Am. Tel. & Tel. . ; 1 33 % . 1 33 1 1 y 3 1133%
Am. Tobacco |22l J22 1 221 1221
Anaconda | 96 | 97%| 95 % j 96%
Atchison 106 |107 ;}* 1 106 V..;107
Baltl. & Ohio 1 8S%i 89 'Hi SS%|
Crucible Steel ...] 95',ij 96 % I 94 '4 95
do pref ....... /121 % 121 *?, 12-1% 121:4
Brook. Rapid Tr. 85 | 85 85 .85
CaJif. Pet i 23's! 24 j 23 | 24
50 | 50 5o | 50'/.
72?i< 73 71%' 73
92 j 93=4 91 , 92 'i
6fi'.'i| 67 * r 66 V
1 3 ?a! 1 3 I *
do prcf
Central Leather
Baldwin Loco. .
Ch'esn. & Ohio..
Chi. & Gt. W. ..
do prcf ......
C.. M. & St. P. .
do pref
Chi. &? KOrk 1..
Butte & Suter..
Corn Products .
do pref
Cina. Pacific . .
Colorado Fuel . .
Consol. Gas ....
Distillers' Secur
Erie
do firsts ....
Gen. Electric . .
Goodrich Rub. .
Gt. North, pref.
Gt. North. Ore..
Illinois Central.
Inter-Boro Cons
Inspira- Copper.
Inter-Nat. Paper
do pref
K. C. Southern..
Kenn. Copper . .
Laclede Gas ...
Lehigh Valley .
Lacka. Steel ?
Cuban Cane S. ..
I-Chino Copper ..
Greene Oananea...
Int. Nat. Nickel..!
13
1 3 ' ?
37 %| 37 1 I
9614! I 96 I 96*5
12S '4 128 : 1 2 S
1 9 % | 19 I 13%
64 '4 63 'i | 64%
1 7 ;S? | 1 5"t I IK".
9 1 !*? | 91 Tb 91%j 9 I ?*
79"?;iS2 1 179 % .181' >4
128
19
64 Vi
15%
9 1 It
61 " 61 | 59
139 139 Vi 139 ,139 ' i
45% 45 %| 44%i 44 -4
39 % | 41 ) 39 "4 I 4 0
54% | 55 ' 54 '4.1 a5
ISO '4 I1S2 jiSOHJlSlv*
7514- 75r,i| 74;-^, 75 !4
113 -Silly v* ' 1 19 1119
45 '?? | 4 5 '.is ! 44-}, I
106 % 108 1100 5k i'?sr4
17 17 ts! 17 ',4 i 17 *
66 "-a 67 66 ' 66 -'-4
32 94 35%! 31 ?4 35V
95 97',-i 9 4 I 97 '/j
25*4! 26 Ui 25%)
5 5 '4! 56 i 55141 55%
106 Vi'106 Vj 106
84% j 8 5 Vj i 84 J S-1
87 '4 ' 88 ; 86%, 87 'I
6 4 "k i 66 | 6 4 % i 65 '4
5 6 % : 56 % ' 54 '4 54 '4
50%; 5iv M u
54%
Indus. Alcohol ..., 130 is j 1 30 V/ 1 29 _ 1
Colo. Gas oi Elec.
Mexican Pet....
Nat. Knamel . . .
Miami Copper .
Mo. Pacific old.
do ctfs
National Lead.
do pref
New ilaven ...
Nevada Ccn.
3 1 Ts i 32', ::r-M .ll-'i
111 '1 12% I I" Vl 1 1 l-i
3D ; 3(1'-. 30 i 30
39', 39 'i 3 -n ' 3S%
4 '
1.-70
4 ?
70
117 ? 1 1 T lie, nr.',
60V. | 60'-. r.s
22 Is) 22% 22"." 22%
N. Y. Central. .. .jl 10 >4 110% I ??:? IBM..
Norfolk & West.. 139 M. 140 '... i :::? > , 139%
North. Puclflc . .1113% |11 4', 24113% 111'.
Pennsylvania ...1 58 '4 " 59 T 58 j. s %
People's Gas . . . . ilOS V>;1'.'9 ;i?'S'... l(is%
Ray Consol ! 25 % j 25% 25 I 25 Vj
Press. Steel Car.; 69 % i 70 j 6 S ' v 6.s%
do prcf 1104 "x 104 % I (1 4 " h 104
Reading ,112U;113 *1I1\'||2%
Republic I "9 %i 82'., j 7'' M %
Ity. Ste?d Springs] 54 \h ? 54 "8 ? 1 ' r. ?
Mo. Pacific W. TJ 23 %j 24 | :::% -Jl
do pref ' 517*' 51% I T, 5 I %
Sears Roebuck . . 2 1 4 % 2 1 4 % 2 ' -I % "2 1 -I %
Sloss-Sheffleld ..| 64%; 64% 63 '?? 64%
South. Pacific ... 10llail02",8 1 ?? l luj
Southern Ry ....! 25% 1 25%, 2.". '4" 25 V:
do pref | 68%; C9'.m 6>. % 119
Am. Llnstjed .... 23% 25%| 23%* 25
do pref 52'/4l 56 | 52'-* 56-;
Tenn. Copper ? j 2 4 Vj ; 24 Vj ! 23 * 24%
Texas Oil '222 ]222 |221 1221
t'nion Pacific . ..|1 50 j 151 Viil-I9%i 150
Utah Copper .... 95 ! 9 5 V- 1 9 3 % j 95 '4
U. S. Rubber ...-1 61%! 61%| Oi'v 01
Unlt&l I'Yuit
U. s. steel .
do prcf
do bonds . .
Va. Chemical.
1'. S. Smelting
| Wabash
. "1 17 :4 ns% 1 n;'i ! 17%
..'12 1% 121 % j J 2 1 121 '4
, .'l0C%il0i;%MiM; iii6%
, , i 42 '4' 4 3 j 4 2 '4' 4 3
'76 | 7?: 174 r 74 %
,.J llv?| 15 141 14%; .15 '.4
LOCAL STOCKS
WHEEl.I.VG, W'. VA.. Oct. 3. '16.
Dally Quotation T.ist or the Wheeling
Stock Exchange: ?
STOCKS.
| Bid. | AjjLc. | Lu a
Block Bros. Tob
do common
j Central .Glass Works
I Conservative Life Ins.
I German Fire Ins. Co..
! Fostorla Glass Co. ..
(Hazel-Atlas Co
i<2) Imperial Glass Co
I La Belle Iron Works .
do common
Market Auditorium .
74
133
76
Fnited Dairy Co
|1S 6 |188
1102
1 1 611
145
12
160
|n?
!18'.l
uc
132
7 4 Vi
51
186
56
II. S. Stampln.p Co.... I
Ward Baking Co. |
do common i
Warwick China, pfd.|,.
do cnnimon !
Whg. fc Bel. Bridge Co'
Whg. Bridge Co ;
Whg. Met. <fc Mfg. Co. .1
j Why. Mold & Fdy Co.)
"VVhg. Steel & I. Co...|
Whg. Steel Casting
Wh'-eiinK Tile Co 1
Whit. Glass Co.. pfd.|.
16) do common |
99%
37%
96
10
29
BO
( 51
I 64
,155
,100
)129
1125
280
do pref A
Western Vnion.
Westing. Elec. .
Maxwell Motors
<lo 1st prof . . .
do 2nd pref. . .
Wool worth ....
A 11 is Chalmers.
Am. JIlde??; L ..
do pref
Am. Woolen ...
Batopilas M....
Marine
do pref
rgh. Coal ctfs .
ShatUick A. ....
Studobaker
T.\ S. Bed. & Kel'
Willys Overland
Anglo French ...
Canadian W. 1...
Am. For. Sur.:..
| 52 T4 [ 53
1 U0 f'H , 100 '??
| G 4 vn t! 5
I 93%! 93%
I 87 V,
I 58 j 58
'IMfc 13#T4
, 27 27
i 11*4
| 60 %
\
I ^
? i 4 6 ,4.
122
52V1I 62%
100 *41100 %
j 64 %i 4 V
U2%, ya%
87%; S8
58 I 5 8
139%il3:'? %
26X1,1 27
1 1 'i
60 vb
48
1%
46 Vi
122%
IPs!
60 'i |
47%
1%;
44'
j 1 %
60 ''j
47 %
1%
45%
i 32 Ui 34
; 30 vi! 30%
- j 1 3 2 Vi 133 %
1%
4 5 %
95%
^100%
98%, 98%| 98%
120 % *121
32 %| 33 %
30 I 30
131%1132-i
- i
i 4 f) %
I 95%
. 100-K
46% |
95% |
100%l
1
46 %
ys%
100 %
5-8 %
Total shares 1,165,000.
Bonds {?.5,995.000.
j BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
W11EEL.ING. W. Va., Oct. 2. '16.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. E.
Mosten Ai Co., n. embers New Yotk Stock
Exchange, National Bank of West Vir
tjiuia building. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
I-'. Branu, manager.
I Open. |Ciose.
STOCKS.
Adventure ...
Aellouez
Arcadian ....
Arizona Com.
Cal & Ariz. . .
Cal. & H-'Cla
Centennial ...
Copper Uango
Daly West .
Fast Butte . .
Franklin ....
r Hancock ....
Is le Boyalo ..
ICorr Luke ..
4 > -4 |
69 %j
" I
uni
"6%i
60 ]6
?I 7"
Mass. Conson
.Michigan ?
.Mohawk
Niplsuing
North Butte
Old Dominion
occeola
Ouincy
Shannon
South I' tah
Superior . .
Superior & Boston
Tamarack
Trinity
I 'tah Conson
Victoria
Winona ...
Wolverine
Tuolumne
W.vandote
2 U ?
16!.'
8 % |
14 ,
32%,
4 :u!
6^ Js j'
3 \ |
43%!
8%
2 2 ,;s
70%
89%
90 j
9 % ;
35
16%'
4%
4 0 l j, ,
7%l
14% I
4 |
5 i
4S |
68 I
Hi!
4 %
70
7%
J3-??
76 V*
66
23
70%
3
J0%
9
14%
33
5
4%
65 %
4
94
J%
71 '
9o
t?2
:) vj
40
17
5
41
S%
1 5
4%
5%
<5
60
Curb SClnlng Stocks
Bingham I l'%
Bohemia I 1%,
Blue Bell |X B-l 6;
Cons. Copper I 2%j
First National j j
La Rose | 65 |
McKinley Darrah j >>n |
Fnited Verde Ext : 40%
Yukon Gold ! '2%;
12
PITTSBIFRGH STOCKS
WHEELING, W. VA.. Oct. 3. '16. j
Furnished The Intclllgencer hy a U t
.Mast en & Co.. members New. York Storu |
Exchange. National Hank of West \'ir- i
ginia I'Uild-.'iif. Wheeling, W. Va. Louts i
F. Brand, manager.
! Bid. | Ask.
STOCKS.
American Sewer Pipe ; J5
Am. Win. Gl. Marh. commrui 6:'.
Am. 'Win. Gl. Ma. pre.f jl26
Am. Win. Gl., pref (103
Cancy Itlver Gas j 39
Consolidated Ice. common ..i 3
Do. pref ' 28
Harbison- Walker R.. comin'n 103
Do. pref ,104
Independent Brew., common...
Do. pref j 22
La Belie preferred .
Manufacturer's L. k II. :...j 58
National Fire P., common
Do prcl' . .'
Ohio Fuel I 46
Ohio Fuel Oil. ! 17
Oklahoma Gas
Pittsburg Brew., preferred..]..:
l'Httslmrg Oil and Gas ! X
Pittsburg Plate Glass j 1 2 6
San Toy
Vnion Switch ?X- Sig., coin.. II IX
I'nitrd States Glass j 38
West Inghotisf Air Brake
"Westinghouse Electric, com, 64
West Pell T. W. P.. com.. J 21
Col G. & E. i31?it"2 131 %;?!%: I 440
I.aB. I., cm 71 j 7 4 71 j73at,74 j 740
Pur- Oil . .;2I |21 '20?ij20%|20% 1450
Stocks ? 35,335.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks
Wl 1 KKLI NU. W. Va.. Oct. 3. "16.
Furnished The Jntelligcneer by A. E.
.Mas ten Co.. members New Vtirk Stock
Exchange. National Bank of West Vir
ginia building. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
F. Brand, marager.
STOCKS.
jOpen]Close,
Anglo A met lean Co.. Ltd.... 16 : 17
Atlantic Refining Co 830 |8I0
I lorne-Scrymser Co 400 |4'M
Buckeye Pipe Line Co 103 j 1
(..'hesbrciugh M I g. Co.. Cons. ,-46i.i ,4.so
Colonial oil Co * 60 I 7,i
Continental Oil Co ...|510 io'IO
Crescent J'ipe Line ! 43 i 48
Cumberland Pipe Lino j 33 [ !??
Eureka Pipe Line 2.7S ;21.i
Galena Signal Oil Co.. pfd...J40 i 1 1 "V
do lomnion ....TITS 117^
Illinois Pipe Line |195 (10a
Indiana l'ipe Line Co. ....... ;|(I4 '107
National Transit Co ' 15 ! !7
New' Vork Transit 4*o. . ]2ltl '216
Northern Pipe Line Co >102 106
Ohio Oil Co (30 1 ,"03
Plorre oil Corporation ; I3%l 14
Prairie Oil & Gas Co |4 50 rl">6
I'rairi ? Pipe Line '275 '.'.SO
Solar P. i- 'fining Co (390 II 10
Southiin Pipe Line |210 "15
South lVnn Oil Co ,1*8 8 j393
Sou'h West Penna Pipe Lineilll lis
Standard <*il i'o. of Calif. . . . 315 .130
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana. . 1 7 7 ?? ,780
Standard Oil t'u. of Kansas.. 1520 ;54 0
Standard Oil Co. of K.v 560 !5!'0
Standard Oil Co. of Neb.... 530 |5 4
" .585
1 2 3 7
?< 10
j 1 25
h>5
"4 8
Standard Oil Co. of N. J
Standard Oil <To. of N V . .
Standard t.'il Co. of Ohio..
Swan & Pinch Company..
I'nlon Tank Line
Vacuum oil Company
Washington Oil Company.
5 SO
. . 234
..'425
..1115
..| 9 2
NEW YORK CURE MARKET
WHEELING, W. Va.. Oct. 3. *16."
Furnished The IntelliRencer hy A. E.
-Masten A: Co.. members New Vork Stock
Exchange, National Hank of West 'Vir
ginia building, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
F. Brand, manager.
STOCK.
i Bid. | Ask.
A I la r.ta-G old field ..........
BlnKliam Mines
Canadian Car & Fdy
fur, Light & Power
Cramps S. & E
Emerson Phonograph .....
Golclficld Cons
Hendoe Mfg. Co
.Illllllfri Extension
Kath.'diau Bronze .......
9
11%
40
4
80
9%
62
25
37
15
10
1-.%
50
4%
8 a
10
65
30
39
1G
WHOLESALE MARKET
Tlcrar- S3 95
Cerrcc'o, wood " g 75
do ft cotton 9 go
do ft cotton 9 g0
do ft paper 7 80
Winter wheat ?
Corn, No. 2, SSci^o. 2ft. ^'2?^ cases
H.3C; No. 5. per dozen, 1 dozen In cases,
$-.30 ; extra. No. 10, ft dozen lu cases,
$4.10.
MOlMSM. ..
Fancy refined 5 J9 ? ?7
Choice refined "a?
Blended Maple Sj?P- t,
Golden Tree, slasB, large, per doz..*
Colden Tree, glass, med., per doz.. a
Golden True, glass, small, per aoz.
Pure Sap.
Quarts, per dozen 'J>
Half sal., per dozen ? ?
Qallon, per dozen *'
Hone j.
Pure Strained. o.-.
-5c tumb., 1 doz., per doz *- 00?-.
lt)c tumb., 2 doz., per doz.... JO?#!
Meftti,
llanis, large. 10 lbs. and over 20
do, ined.. 14 to 15 lbs. over 1 ?' >
tf^vsniall, 10 to 15 lbs. over lUy?
Ljouulue boneless hum ?5'"
Breakfast bacon, clear. l& to
16 lbs. ? ???? -O'i
Breakfast bacon, clear, 12 to
13 lbs -1'*
Breakfast bacon, clear. 8 to
10 lbs '?
Breakfast bacon, thick, clear.
5 to 7 lbs 20 ?
Smoked D. S.. short clear.
strips and backs
Bacon and clear bellies '"7*
Bacon and clear sides 18
Bacon fat backs 10 ?*
Dry salt, clear strips and
backs J;.,
Dry 'salt, clenr bellies J? <* . .
Dry call, clear sides 1' <*
Dry salt, fat backs 1J *
Boiona
Lard.
Sc'henk's tierces basis ....../ |V>
Gold Deaf Brand, tlene basis! u
Orer Tleroee.
Fancy tubs. 60-lb ?
60-lb pails, per cuse ? }[>
20-lb. pails, per case ?' ?
20-lb. pails, per cas*- 1?
6-lb. palls, per ease.... 10 ??'
3. lb pails, per cuse j"
Cottolen, tierces J.1'*
Flake White, tubs
11m.
Extra fancy head, 36 lb.,
1-lb. cartons ??
Carolina head, extra lancy .
Carolina head, fancy 'H
Carolina head, choice <
Carolina medium
Japan fancy
japan choicc ... . ? 0 *
8u*ar.
powdered *'
cubes ;; ;;;;;;; ? ji
' "
OOttM.
(Wheeling Price.)
Arbuckles Arosu. 100 lbs J13 *3
old Ke lint) u ???>???
Tea Department.
Pekin blend. 20-lb. boxes, per lb...n5Ct
?iptO&'0< |V j
A 1-j Jb.f Ceylon and Jndia, lb r?^c
A ft lb Ceylon and India, lu 0*o
u u lb Ceylon and India, lb 4io
H. ft lb.', Ceylon and India, lb 4Ja
m i,, 10., Ceylon and India, lb 4loi
C* V- lb.. Coy Ion and India, lb 62??
A ft lb.. English breakfast 6:0
Uenb. 20-lb. box. lb..
Gunpowder. , ft*(n
Select. Moy une 10*
Choice Moy une
Choice imperial ?????????
Young Hy?on.
Fancy Cup 30<&/40
Choice 60
,0 Oolong," Congou and India.
Choice oolong
Choice Congou
North China ? ? ?
Basket fired No. 1
Basket fired No. 2
a?vcr l?r ????
Special Cream, full N. Y... 2lft
Dairy prints
KeiH/'w.'! brl'*'V.\vis., about
6 lb.. 4 to pack.... '1
Dim berger, about - lbs IS ft
4U70A.
Suiujard, lump, 50 lb. hox. . 3*Ji
Standard lump, bbl '? -Va
Bait. ?
Fancy table, 100 3-lb ? 65
Fancy table, <0 4- b 2 40
Fancy table, bu u-lb. 2 4f>
Fancy lable. 28 10-lb ?
Fancy table. 14 ?U-lb.
Durge I'ttSS. tt-ble. 22 o lb?.. i
lc% ci eani sail. 200-10, bags.. *i
Ohio river 3^;
Navy bi-ans. hug lots...;... 6 00 C 25
Luna. oU-lb. bags tbu) h -5
HcU ividucy beans & 00
DHdH.
Clover, choice J *0 ??J'?1? fj?
?K!yauik!- n jm?ii jo
Clover, crimson J "0
Clover, while 00(^,^0 JO
VluBiar.
pur? cider, per gallon 1<
riMi
Mackerel? . , 60
iu fiab. 6c * ?0
Family Fat. 10 lb. A au
Umli <isiey'> anreaaed J?v??l C?1
Womiuy 5S2 52
:::::::::: ? ??5i ?
Musnroom? a 76
Pumpkin "
Early Jun. ?6?i ?s
ilariow fat 1 !
Corn'1* bCant 8f?tfl ??
Tomatoes":::.::...: 1 "5
TLASHES TO MASTEK'S.
Private Wire lo A. E. Mas ten A- 'Co.
NEW YOHK. Oct . 3. ? There was an
other big bjittle in St?.-el to-day in a mar
ket that continued to totn! more than
one Million shares. Early the attack I
run the price down t<> 1 10 ft. Then came
support and in the afternoon ll.Sft was
recorded when the boars renewed attack
and the prices was hammered to a clos
iiiK at 112ft. '< under lats nigh:. Who
ever the sellers in Steel may be, th-jy
seem persistent and powerful.
Certainly they have offered a lot of
.stock since the 120 mafk was reached
and seem willing to supply more on the
hard spots.
Railroads acted remarkably well to
day and seem bound higher. At' the same
time the market has been a two sided
affair for more than a week now. A
lighting ground -eems to have been!
reached. This makes a fine trading
market and for a time I would be satis
fied with small profits.
Magma Copper
Mldvale Ste?*l ?
N 'pissing Mines
Kiker-HeKenian
Sterling Gum
Submarine Boat
Triangle Film
l\ S. Eight & Heat
do preferred
I'uited Profit Sharing .
World Film
IS !*i 11
44
;r.',5
?> ',i
t>
?u
4 i
2S,
41
15-1
1 1
Outside Motor Stocka.
Blc1. j Ark.
.ISO
2112
01
> 'handlers Motors ? 130
Chevrolet Motors I 2U0
Hupp Motors i ,5?,
International Motors I u
do preferred ; I"
Peerless Motors I 24
Keo Motor Car 4*. I
U' ? Motor Truck j 4 _} 'i: ,
l'nit<Hi o.Mlors I fi5"s
White Motors 5Cftj
Edmuna & Jones I 40 !
20
5 1
43'
4.1 '
(<>',
r. 7
<4
Outside Oil Stocks.
Bid. i Ask.
Cosdcn Refining
Cosden Oil & <!as
do preferred
International .Petroleum
Midwest Refining
do preferred
Muskogee Refining ....
Okla. l'rod. & Ref
Supulpa Refining
Sinclair Oil
Wa.vland Oil & Gas
lCft
13sj
11
70
42
4 U
a~+
10 \
4 3'...
5
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
^ WHEELING. W. Va.. Oct. 3. '16.
Furnisned The Intelligencer by A. E.
Mast en ?<? Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank of West Vir
ginia building. Wheeling, IV. Va. Louis
F. Brand, manager.
I Open | High | Dow | Close
Jan 1$ 1 6 77!tl6 9l;?16 66
March I 16 !Uj 17 11 16 S4
May I 17 0!?l 17 29 1. 00
ay
July 17 15j 17 3i
Oct. 16 601 16 55
Deo. - I 16 731 16 89
17 10
16 31
16 60
*16 SI
16 9S
17 15
17 24
16 52 |
16 76
STOCKS AND BONDS.
A. E. MASTEN & CO. ME MVERS
BROKERS
204-205 National Bank Building
LOUIS F. BRAND Manager.
New York Stock BxchMft
Pittitjurfb Stock Excbaaf*
Boston Stock ZzcltAac*
Chicago stock Bxchaaff*
Chicago Board of Trad*.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK
WHEELING. W. VA., Oct. 3, '16. I
battle, prime 900 10 II00..| 7 50? 7 76
battle, good 900 to 110.. 7 00% 7 50
battle, good 7 00? 7 60
battle, fair, 800 to 900.... 6 60# 7 00
Jattle, good. 700 to 800.-.. 6 00? C 751
Jboimun 6 oo (a 6 00 I
3eef bulls 6 25? 6 60
iologna bulls 6 00? 6 00
Jeer cowa 4 50? 6 00
iologna cows ;..m 'i 60? 4 00
MOOS.
Choice 185 lbs. and u?.... 11 00@11 25
Jood, 150 to 175 10 60?11 00
?*air (o Kood 100 to 160.... 9 60?1C 50 1
Stugs and sows 7 00 010 00
8KEBP A27Z) luAJKBS. I
-xTTT ....J 5 50? G 00
?ood <50? 6 5#
? ? . s 00 <U> 4 00
?ommon ......... aa/tvi
^ambs 5 00? 8 00
Spring lambs, choice 9 00&10 00
VIAL CALTX8.
I'eal calves, choice 12 50? 13 00
Veal calves, good 1 i uo?12 60
Jght, heavy and common, b 00?lu 03
?ax-Putter* ou Co.
WHEELING, W. VA., Oct. 3, '16.
CAW1J.
Cxtra, 110 to 1200 $ 7 50? 7 76 1
-Jood, 9UU to 1000 7 i 50
iood, 800 to 900 6 60? 7 00
jood, 700 to 800 6 60? 6 00
?*(.1 nun on 5 00? 5 50
Bulls 5 00? 6 25
.owa 3 00? 6 00 I
BOOS. 1
Extra 10 15 <3> 10 30
'Ood . .i 10 00? 10 lo i
,'ommon 7 00? 9 00 1
sxfezr.
"-xtra 6 00@ 6 5C
joud .'. 6 00 @ 6 OC
*oiii ni on 3 00? 4 00 I
-ambs, extra ttood 9 00? !) 60
L-ambs, fair to good 7 00? 9 00
extra good 12 00?12 50
'alves, fair to good 8 00?11 00
j'resh cows 35 00?75 00 |
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 3. ? Cattle steady,
mpplv light. Choice $8 00?8 60; prime]
IS 75<?9 00; sheep steady; supply ngnt.
Prime wether $7 75 <g) 8 00; cull and com
non $o 50?5 00; Iambs $6 50?10 25;
?real calves $12 50<&23 00.
Hogs lower; receipts 10 double decks.
Prime htavles and mediums $9 90?
li) 2o; hf.ivv yorkers J9 75?10 10; light1
,-orkers J9 6009 65. Pigs J9 25?9 50; I
-oughs JO 00?i) 50.
MOTOWN
Here Trom Detroit Michigan
I'N'lONTOWN. O.. Oct. 3. ? Rev. H. B.
Henderson of Detroit, Mich., preached
In the United Presbyteran church last
Sabbath morning and at Fairpoint in
the afternoon. Rev. Henderson was a
rormer pastor at this place. He was on
his way to the First Ohio Synod at
Wheeling and stopped offl to visit with
members of his former charge-.
Slower Partj.
Misses Tamzon and Anna Mcrritt and
Iierotha Armstrong have sent out a
number of invitations to a kitchen
shower to be held at the home of the
Misses Merritt Saturday in honor of
Miss Bess Howell of near Flushing who
will become the bride of Ernest Glffin
In the early Fall.
Visited Daughter
Mesdames M. E. Wilson, Clyde Wilson I
of St. Clalrsville and Mrs. Greitzner of
Kairmont. W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs.
\V. G. Sidwell of St. Clairsville, visited
at the home of Mrs M. E Wilson's
laughter Mrs. James Price and hus-(
band Wednesday.
A number from here were at wheel-)
ing Tuesday to see The Birth of a Na
tion.
Mrs. John Caldwell had quite a num
ber of her neighbors Invited to her home
Tuesday evening that they might see
her night blooming cacti bloom.
Mrs. Workman, wife of Dr. Cloyd
Workman of Sugar City. Colorado, and
son Lentz. spent Saturday at the home ]
of W. A. Mcrritt.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. D. Lee with their!
guest Kcv. Henderson visited Monday
it the Will Taylor home.
Mr. John Caldwell and brother . T.I
Df bannock were in Wheeling Wednes
day to sec The Birth of a Nation.
The appraisement of the property Ot
Lho late Mrs. Martha Be&U occurred Sat
J HjUs's Esther Lewis of Follansbee, W.
^'a., came to the home of Lrank Mlll-I
Horn Friday for a visit.
The family of Charley McClintock ex
pect to move to the East Ohio gas res- j
idence Monday.
Miss Emma Sadler has returned to
Lhis place after a visit in Akron.
Mr. and Mrs. ftaek Slates and daugh
ter Mary, were shopping in; Flushing
une day this week. /
Mrs. Fred Hose was shopping In
Wheeling Wednesday. ...
Mrs. Will Cow was a visitor with her
?istor Mrs. John Cunard Jr., over Sab
Juth. . _. ,
Mr. M. L. Prion and Mrs. James Price
were in St. Clairsville Friday. 1
Miss Effio Lyle is with her sister
Mrs. Fred Tnylor this week.
W iss .May Moorcluuil of iifiLnnock was
n town, Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Koon and granddaugh
ter Mary Boon and Mrs. ueorge Barnes
visited with Mr. John Price and \\altor|
Murphy and family the past week. I
1 if. v Snodgrass attended the meet
ing of the First Ohio Synod at Wheel-'
ing Tuesday and M ednesday.
MANllTON
II AXN1NGTON. W. Va.. Oct. 3.? Mrs.
3. N. Koen. Mrs. A. W. Prichard and
Mrs. J T. Koen nt tended the M. E. j
.?onference in Wheeling.
Mrs. .1. E. Voust was a Fairmont vis
itor Saturday. , . ??
Born September 29th to Mr. and Mrs.
John Sldley a son and a daughter.
Mr. Hummers Haugh was a vilslor in
Fairmont Sunday.
Miss Mabel Culvert has gone to
Wheeling to attend tile wedding of Miss
Marie Bitter. , , .
Mrs'. Wesley Jones and son John
William, are visiting relatives in
Moundsville. .
Mrs. Or. T. M. Calvert is visiting rcl
xtives in Weston.
Mr. Walter lluuley has returned after
i visit with relatives in Marietta.
' Miss Lena Prichard is home from
Pittsburgh for a visit with relatives.
Geo. E. Miller of Charleston was a
Jusiness visitor here last week.
George E. Miller of Charleston was
i business visitor here last week.
Oyer Fisher, of Akron. Ohio, was a|
i-t?ttor here Saturday. ,, ...
T. W. Davis is attending the il. ?..
inference, in Wheeling.
Mr.- C. M. Lowther and family mo
ored to Fairmont. Sunday.
Or. Flowers and family ot ltyiner
ivere Fairmont visitors Sunday.
Miss Genevieve Magoo who Is em
Moved In Fairmont for a short time
spe'n t Sunday with her relatives here.
Mr. Thomas il.auley and family ofj
l.ogansport were visitors in town sun
ia.\Vr. and Mrs. De Arnett of Kymerj
iv ere visitors in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mtk. George liurncr and fani
ily of Glover's Gap are visiting rev
ives in town.
Mr. Mel Jacobs of Fairmont was a
Sunday visitor here.
Mr and Mrs. Dan Berry have returned
lome after a visit with relatives in East
Liverpool.
Miss Pearl Morgan lias gone to Mo.
tantown for a few days.
Mr. Charles Smith of Waynesburg
was a visitor here Monday.
Lojun ? grTan'i Closing Stock letter.
"?rlvato Wire to A. E. Masten & Co.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.? While the list
renernllv gained a little ground. Steel
agged and signs were not lacking or
ong stock in volume overhanging the
narke'. at higher levels.
For a period in the afternoon strength
vas uulte pronounced on short covering.
>ut the same wag succeeded by irregu
arity as the session closed. There was
lot much news of marketwlse bearing,
hough close attention is being paid to
lomestic politics.
We continue to believe that it win
>rov? to bo the part of wisdom to re
luce long lines of atocka around going ^
evels. .?
GEO. W. BARON.
BROKEB
USTXD AWD UHEISTBD STOCKS
AJTD iom
SI 2-81 3 Bchmalbach Bid#,
Bell 133S? Rational 7M.
X. &. KarabaU, M|r. Bona BapartaaesS.
Mrmbrrg Wheeling Bteck Bxch uf*.
HAZLETT & HAZLETT ?
Stocks ? Bonds ? Underwriting
SSVASO EAELETT, ' . 933 IM. M'
KEHBT XiZST HAZLETT, . 90S -J B?V
36 Twelfth Street 4
JAMES GREER
Correspomdent of
LAWJUCHCE J. DIET* * 00.
S4mb?n or Haw Tor* Conioltdatad
Stock Exchange. ?">
Stocks and Bonds. Direct Wire to
Prlmtrr Xirklti.
Hatlonal 291. Ball 3100. .
301-308 Schmulbach Bnlldlag.
SPE1DEL & 8ACHMAN, Inc.
IHVESTMEHTB.
Stocka, Bonds and Xnaoxnnaa.
Bitter Phone 983.
401-2-3 Gherman Bank Bnllding. _
Btamfrera of Wh'r Stock J|xcknjgjk
ri. 1\ Norton. Q. W. Noftcft.
NORTON & COMPANY
Stocks, Boniia, Baal 1MM.
?36 Sat. B*cH?n|ra Bank Bldg,
Inqulrlea Solicited.
Telephone No. 88.
nemberg WhMUn^_Btocje_BTcha^ra
FIDELITY
XHTBSTMEHX ASSOCIATION. (
Haw Tork and I?ooai Stocka and -MUl
Direct Private Wlra Hav York ?? aaS
Cklcar*.
Member* Wheeling Btook BmliSge
Baal Batata and XuukMb
MITUHtLL & SikVhNSQN,lDG.
XH VfcBTMEHT JBBO]
Meanbera Wheeling Stock Bxahaag* .
All orders and Inqulrlea given pron?t -
attention. <
Ball 403 S1S-3S8
Hat'l 348 SdratUbjiek
Howard Hazlett&Son
Stock, Bond and Inveruoant ,
' SwcnrlUas.
Sooma 21B, 131, 333 Schmnlhach Bid#
Member Wheeling Stock Bxohaags
?T^q" .nrt aT^ Hat'l 33 and M
? I
railways
Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD
Low One Way
Excursion
to destinations in ? '
Alberta, Arizona, California,
Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Ne
vada, New Mexico, Oregon,
Texas, Utah, Washington and
Wyoming.
Tickets on sale September 24th
to October 8th, 1916.
$30.87
From Wheeling to
California, Oregon and
Washington points.
Inquire Ticket Agents for
rates, time of trains.
3
I
I
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/:<?}.
NOTICE!
During school months this Company :i
will sell at its Tenth Street, Wheeling,
Waiting Room, coupon School Ticket '?>
Books good for forty-six flve-cent-rflhsi*?
at the rate of $115 per book. These*#'
books are good only during the month . $!
for which issued and the person desir- ^5
ing same must present certificate %#
signed by the proper school ? official "di
certifying that they are attending#/:
school.
School books like above good on the
Pan Handle Traction Company's line
between Wheeling and Wellsburg may
be obtained at the First Streets -5
Wheeling, Office. . ; \.g|
Due to a rule of the Interstate Com-; v
merce Commission, these books are"-.",
not good for Interstate travel, being
good only for Intrastate travel.
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
HAY ANO GRAIN
yi
Qaotatlona by . T. Braunllch S Co.
Kay, O rain & Tannin* Imp laments,
1013 Market Btraet. ^
'
Selling i-=.<
Prlca. '.5J3
Timothy hay, per ton $20 OP
Mixed nay, per ton ,... 18 On :
Slieil corn, new ... . 80 ? 4
Ear corn Wu
No. 2, recleaned oats....*.
Wheat, per busnel 1
liran. per ion St
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.? Butter firm; ?
receipts H.S37; creamery higher tftan
extrn.s 30 Vfj <S> 37; creamery extraa( 92 .
scoro) 36.; firsts 34*2 #35%; seconds ? -M
33<$34. - ...Vj
steady; receipts 15.976; fresh ry
gathered. extra fine 3S@29; extra flrsta
3fi$37; firsts 33@3C; nearby hennery
whites, fine to fancy 4G@52; nearby
hennery browns 40(??4 4.
Cheese firm; receipts 2.2S0; state,
fresh, specials 20?4@2l; ao. average ??
fancy 30%.
Live poultry Armor; no prices settled,
Dressed quiet; prices unchanged.
Flour Arm.
TWO CASES or EPIDEMIC.
MAUTTXSnURO. W. VA? Oct 3?
Two casts of infantile paralysis were
discovered hero today J>y local health
officers. Thr-y were at once quArantin- "
ed. These are the first to be reported
in this sectlor . . .!

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