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1 1U STOCKS
?__ j
New York, Nov. .'1?Mixed conditions
prevailed !n the stock market today, fa
vorites showing an uncertain trend
throughout. Lucking more plausible ex
planations. the uneven tone was .attri
buted to firmness of money rates and
developments at the. armament confer
ence.
Among: active shares the only not
worthy. and In most Instances tempor
ary. gains were made hy coppers, util
ities and several of the junior oils,
equipments and food specialties, with
the usual sprinkling of miscellaneous
issues.
Leaders were subjected to a series of
raids In the last hour, llullman. Haskell
and Barker. aftllllated equipments ami
several of the shippings and I'-ath-rs
displaying most unsettlonient. Support
ing orders In United States steel and
other standard stocks effected partial re
ooveries at the confused close. Sales
amounted to 735,000 shares
General advices over the week end
were of a piece with the market's hest-?
tant movements. Business gains at
western centers were neutralized by
further declines In railroad tonnage, im
portant loadings showing decreases of
10 to 30 percent.
Demand loans opened at 3 per cen*
against last week's nnal quotation of
5 4 per cent. But the latter rate was
posted toward the end. mainly at the
expense of belated borrowers, and of?
fertngs of time money, even for the
shorter dates, were'relatively small.
British exchange hovered around its
recent maximum, hut trench bills were
heavy with the Belgian ^rate. each for
feiting about ten points.
German marks ?nse<t only a trifle not
withstanding their acute weakness In
London
The investment market continued
sfrotig ami broad as indicated by large
s'ib-oriptiop* to Consolidated Gas notes,
totalling J30.0o0.00" ami the strength "f
the general list. In the railway divi
sion. Missouri. Kansas .and Texas Is
sues rose in an tic! {>;it Ion '-f the new re
organization plan. Liberty bonds closed
mostly at advanced and International
se?-n ?h I. Total sales tpar value)
lit '?<>
N. Y. STOCK FXCHANGK
Wheel.p?. W. Vu . Nov. .1. "it.
ctil ii'.-iit <i i ie ii: e.liiteii. -r b> A. E
sin-Ten 8 Co.. members New York 9tocl>
Kr.cr.uT.ge. Second floor National Hank
?> W. Vff. Hlrfg.
Open High ' t.owTCloii*
AHied i "hcin.'-.iI.. T,~~48% ""'l
Am Y :r. Ch-m.. 3 2 % 32% .11 J.
A11:s Chalmers .. 39 % :>? % .'9% In'-j
Altier. 1 t*; sue .'???? ' Srt 29% 2D'*
Am-r. C.-.n i ? in. ?! 1 r . .11. 11 j 31
A io '? .V mm. l-C % 1 37 % ! 37 % 137 %
Ati.-r. Smelt 11 41% 41 41%
\lil. Utile .vl.. . 11*- 11% I I % 1 I *4
|>: . . 59 59 5.1% 55*2
AlilCi. l.o ?<? c.im 54 51% 53*i 93%
J Airier. Steel K'ly. 3-' 32*; 3! % 31 %
1 Aiurr. St a;. 50% 59% 51% 35
Anier. "I. :. ,v TKIK'.. 115% 119% Uk%
A inc.*. "I >b. i'uiii . 125 12|12 4% 125
An;< r. Viuo I com 73 73% *8 .'9
Alia -wi li.i Cop. . 41% 45-, 44%, 45'*
Atchison com. .. 37 *% 87% S7%K37%
Atl.?:i;ic lilii? ... 32 , 32 % 31% 31%
ttulnwin l.oco. . . 3'? 99 j 94 '?*[ 95%
l.ctii Sl-vl It corn 54% .'.5'; 54 *a 35*;
U. % *> coin 37 *s 37 % 37%, 37%
'!*? J l'e. . 51 % 51 jl ol %
Brook. ltap.d Tr. 3% 9 % 8 % 8 7,
Uutte & Super. 19% 17% IS *4 18 i,
1 ali;". i'ote Com 42% 4.! 42 % 42%
1.. Ire:' 81% S! % SI'* 81%
(Vn.idlan f'nc .. 118% 110% 115% 115%
i>rro IV? I'.mco. 32% 34% 32% 3 4',
* 1 ni. I.?- com 32 . 32% 31*4 31 %
i't;.inli-r Motor, 4k ; 49 45', 45%
*'. .. 0 39 % 59% 59 59
'. M St. I' 24 2 4 23 ?* 23%
* 1 *?. I re'. 37 % 37 % 18 % 3i"-%
C. W. Com 7 7-47 7*4
c. 1. 1 . ni-* 3.1% 23 n
<lo ? pot. p.M 7'* 71 70 71
Copp-r 7j"i 27% 23%. 29v
? !?* Ml. 2 1% 2 4 % 24 % 24
n,c! . *>'-'% >43'-; 92% 81%
" 1 idun.? ii 1 iarph 4 % I % 4 4
?'? Til 1 r.'.'u t, S-. , 8..% 87'.. 8,
c.w'en oil 33% 3 1 33% 33%
1 r . ?* c ,1 ? e. ..9'., 06'*, 9?i 98%
'? "ii' Si car .>% 5',. 8'* 8%
1' . '.i :??9% 109\ 109% 109*4
I : 11. Ii. Com 11", 12', It7, 12%
17', 18 17 % 17 %
84% 94'; 92% 83'j
: . 0 Tic 1: , 135% 134 13 1
" i?:ors !: % 11% 11% 11%
?It." 1 ? upper 27 ?4 27 23
Cr--.>. e . an .nea.. 24 . 25 % 24 25 %
7.'1 * 1. 1'i c ' 1 3 '% 33% 33%
1 ;???? ? i.* llui.
It'.- 31% 31% 31%
Ir.t.-C 1 "oris.. 2 2 2 2
ilo : 5% 5% 5% 5 %
In; 1 .. Copper... 27>, 38% 27% 37%
Inter ::i.ket 12% 12% 1! % 11%
? "in. 5 . . ;, *;7 %
is .o l O.l . . 3 % 2 % 3 3 %
??> itn 1-, : * 2 4 '1
l\",.n Copper 2 4 2 i% 24 I 2l%
?*e. 41% 4. 41% 42
l.rl.i .'li \ al.cj .. , 50% 53%. 56
? 1 ' il ... .'!? 20 28% 28%
Mc.\ let 114% 113% 112 %! 113 %
1: npper 2. -4 25%. 2a %| 25%
3i..i .1- St t-ss 1 >1! 10% 1 '? % 10% iu%
Mid.a:-? Steel . 21% 24% 24%|34%
.M i. I ,11'. Com.. 19% 19% 19 . 19
M K A T. Com. 2% 2% 2%. 2%
N. v. Con. Cop... l..% 13% 13'-, 13%
New It., en It. 11 13% 13% 11% 13%
N iVniral . 73% 73%; 73 : 7.1
North.-rn lac . 79 79 78% 78%
Okia. Croduc. 3% 3% 184, 3%
Dweip. Hot. Com 23% 2G 25% 29
I'll 11 \ m-r. l'e:?. 3'.% 51% 00% 5<i%
? - rr 13 35 n% ;;<%
Pn !?? \r o*. / 13 US 13 13 4
i joj'i *? i >il.. . . 13 t 1^,4 MS 1.3S
I'sli ?. 3V. Va. i . 23 >4 23 :j 25 4 25>4
I * n l ?? i! ? onV. "? 6 S 36 S 36 4 36 4
I r-' I. :'ti C.ir <?. 62 63 4 Ol'j 62 4
H.t< '< ns. Cu[>4 HV US 1?S 14*4
Re i 1 I;. it. i ?>rr.. 72 4 72 4 7 IS 71 \
P( .2 4 ( ? 4"? 4 OS 45*4
!>;?>?.Mi.? . om 48 \ ?9U 49 \ 491,.
,. Ro.. ., '< X.Y.I 46,ji 46:? 43 S 4 6
Sen lYin. com.., 22 S 22 4 22 22
Se.?r? 66 4 66 74 66'??
S.r.'.Ht till S v.. 23 4 27\ 224 224
Slo<? Sheffield 36 23 38 3s
Southern !*?? ifio 79 4 794 73', 7!'\
Smith. !;?>. ?-... 204. 20H 19?? 20
StitimSt"c 30 4 3" 4 30 4 30 4
SludeUi6- r 7S 75 , 7 4 74\
S o. -,{ V J. ! 69 4 171 1664 171
d? :>r?-f 112 113 11.9 113
Texan 8r OH 29'- J<>4 29 4 29T4
Ti'^. m ' ' .invnnv 43 4 43 4. 43 \
Tnni-t'o:!';. 104 l'i 4 ly , 104
Texan ot Ihiottlc 23 n 23 4, 23 4 23 4
Tolisci'u Truil . . . 62" 4 62U.' 53V?. 60
I niori Is Irt. 1244 1244 124 ' 124
i". s. Food iTod 12 ; 24 114 124
r. s. Rubber.. 49 49 414 854
United Retail S 53 4 5.3 4 52 4 5*4
Union (>it 2'i\ 114 204 ;04
l". S. Steel com. 32 4 33 4! 32 4 83 4
do. pref 112 4 112 \ 112 4 112 ' J
Vanadium Steel . J0>; 20% 30', .304
Vlr. Care ("hem. 314 31 4; 314; .34
Went. Maryland 7 7 7 7
Went. com 46 4 474 46 4 47 4
Whit# Motors 33 4 .19 38 4 :;s4
White Oil 1 * 4 1(4 !3 1.3 4
Willys Overland < 6 6 .74 5-,
Walxtnh A pfd ?? 21 - 204 20 .
W Jk I. E. R R ? 7 4 *!. 7 4
Wool worth ;124 1-4 124 ]?(
I.lhertv Ixnn*?
Ft ret 3 4 '"a ... 9o. 14 9.3 . 24 95.12'9.".. !!
Second 4 '7. . ..04.. 29 4.72' 94.72 'M. 71
Third 4 14 7c . . 96-3! 96.SO,9?.32 30 3i
Fourth 44 "e ,94.92195.08)94.90 94.9,?
Victory 4*t'i 99.88 99.90|99 88 V9.9(
CITIES SERVICE SALES
Wheeling. W. Va.. Nov 21. '21.
Reported by O"1-erty X- Co. ,\e?
fork, through Cle?<le Meeker. Hoarf
Tr?de_ Miliding. Wiireltnit.
Kale Steoka High I.oar Cloae v?k
885 Common 219 21.3 215 >220 ""
917 1-Teferred ..! 61 41 60 ! 604) 604
2104 Bankera' ...i 24%. 33T?i 24 1 24^
STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS
Wheeling, V\\ Ya.. Nov. 21. '21.
Furtn.-i4i-.i 'nir Intel.i^encer u> A. K.
M iiteii & Co.. mrmbtr.s New York Stock
Ki.cluuiite. Second llpjr National Hank
of W. yit. liiJ*.
SftU KS i Hid". A?r~
Ariuiu 1S \ 19V4
Ikirnc Scrymscr |323 33d
Hiukfyc 87 J*I*
ItUck?-yo toi I So
ClieiiKvbruugh 185 1200
do. Href ,102 11 OS
Continental ' ,122 ;128
t'Pr.iceiit 3.1 3 2
Ctintlierland ...jUJ 13"
Kur.ka S3 s7
ilalena 48 50
do. j >i.l 1'fd ildO 101
do New I'M 9<>
Illtnolx I'ipe 113 ,172
Indiana Pipe . S3 I S4
'National Transit 29 u 20*4
New York Trn.tslt. .... 14" 152
Northern Pipe !'2 "1
ohlo o:l 2;oi 23 4
I'ralrie Pipe 23d 23o
International 1'etroieuin 10 'I1*
i enn Mex 24 '27
I'ralrie Oil 58" |59"
Solar Haflnini: . . 30" 138(1
Scuth.-rn Id pa 92 95
South lVnn Oil 253 ,238
Southwest 1'ena Pino 57 H"
Standard Olt of Indiana. ... SI** 87
d<? Kansas 580 690
.to Kentucky 135 450
do New York 180 383
<lo < ?hto 4"S 410
do Ohio pref 109 111
dt> of Nebraska 18" 19"
Sunn .v l-'lti.'h. , 4." 55
Vacuum .1 33" '335
Washington I 35 | 40
Imperial Oil 94 1 95
N. Y. CURB MARKFT
Wheeling:. \V. Va.. Nov. 21. '21.
Furnished i'lie Intelligencer by A. ft
Masten & Co.. members New York Stock
exchange. Second floor National Bank
<:f W Va. BUlg.
~ STOCKS. " i l.inl. . A?k
Allied Packers ] 4 5l*
do t) s 4!" 50
Aetna llxjdosiv os 12 'j 14t*
Big I.edge Copper 29 51
Huston A- Montana 91 92
Cities Service 213 215
do preferred I
do Bankers t'tts 24 24 N
*\<tis Copper I I 1 %
Crcsson 1'on.'. tio'.d 2 k, 2 \A
< Ire lit Motors 1 ln
He-da Mining I I-IS *\
Howe Sound 2 2 7*
Magma Copper . 21 22
Nir sslrig Mires . ' ? ?
Xorei Am. Pulp .X Paper.. 2'* 2>*
Peerless Motors 39 39 7*
'. S. I.iglit ?X- Heat IN 1 ?*
do preferred I'j Is*
'. S. Steamship 23 25
l*. S. Ship Corp. ....... 12 13
Wayne CCoal I!* lji
Outride OU Stocks.
\T;?t: ' >: 1 . . .777. ~7? 72
Bonne ) )il 30 32
Boston & Wyoming 82 81
Carlh. Syndicate 1 5 , 51*
Dominion 'tdl 8 9
Klk Basin Pet 7 4* 7 *?
Federal ??i 1 IN 1**
Olen ll?ck OU 1 *? 1 lu
Hudson Oil I 11
Interti.it Sona i Pot 1 18 18'*
I.lvingston Pet I 2 2!i
I.yon* Pteroleum 11 Va 11 \
Noble Oil <fr das 12
? imiir ' >!1 94 95
Penn-Mex. Rind 21 38
penrok Oil 8 1; \
l'rodn< ere tv Refiners 5 '?*
Ryan (Vu 8lj T
Salt I'reek 1 Tod 14l? 14 *4
Sapula Refining 3 T*
Sitnma Petroleum 99 N
Skelly nil ! 8N K\
BOSTON" COPPER STOCKS
V."heeling. W. \*a.. Nov 21. '21
Furnished Trie Intelligencer by A. K.
Masten Co.. members New York Sto'k
lixch ingo. Second door Nutliuial Batik
?jt_ W. Va. HIJg _
st'l'i " I B'd ' A.?g
Adventure 5w 75
Alimeek 55' j 57
Allouez 21 2ll?
Arizona 9 9 **
fal. A: Arizona 53v-j 61
Cal. A: Hecla 26'i 285
Centennial- 8 9
Copper Range 35 \ 3?i
I >nly West . I ' j 2
Cast itutte 10 lv la
Frank'In ..' 1 \? 2
Oranbv 27 2')
Hancock 2 \ 2>a
Helvetia 2 st 2\
Indiana 25 75
T.sle Royale 22 2"i*
Keweenaw 1 it\ 1 \
Kerr Lake 3?* 3?*
Lake 2\ 3
Mass Consul 2'?? 2"*
Mlclgan 2?? 3">t
Mohawk . . 53 5 1 .
i >ld nonunion 25 25\
i'gceofa 31
Qttlncy i2K IS'*
Shannon 1 1
Superior ... 2 V 3
Superior Boston I si 1 't
Trinity 2 4* 2ri
Ctoh Consul 1H' 2
Vitn'i:' 1?* 1\
Winona 45 5h
Wolverine 11 12
PITTSBURGH STOCKS
Wheeling, \V. Vh . Nov. 21. '21.
Purnlsned The Intelligencer by A. PI
Masten X- i'o? members New York Stock
(Exchange. Second Uoor Nutlonal Hank
?<t W Va. Uldg.
ST? " KS _ j Hid. " Ask.
! Am. Vitrified Prod ' I 12
Am. Window Glues Machine 6 9
d'> preferred I 85
Orkarsas tins 10 S 11? "Ji
i 'arnogie I,end A- Zinc. . .. | 2',
Garbo. Hydro ' | l
do prefer re j 3
rtinns^^n*' Oil ' 3 s
Homer-l'nlori Pet ' 15
Independent Brewing IS 2 Vj
do preferred , .... 5-V 0 M
Mex-Wyoming 2'! 30
I.one Star tint '21 15
Kay County i In? . 1 .
Manufacturer's I,. ,<? H ! 41'4 50'.
Mar'.and Refining Go 3 V* ....
National F!r? Proofing ... 7 8
do preferred ." ' 1 5 16 H
Ohio Fuel 4V,
Ohio Fu?l Oil 197i I"
, Oklahoma fins 20 2!
Pittsburgh Brewing 1 2 2*<
do preferred ' 7 Vi
do preferred 7 '<
Pittsburgh oil A Gas ' * Vi
Pittsburgh Plate Glass . . .' 13u
Pittsburgh & Jerome Cop...' 2
Salt Greek Cons ...| 11 1 1 T|
Tidal-Osage OH H 14 V
Union Natural Gas ' "118
United States Glass I '45
1 Westlnghouse Air Brake....' 94 ' 90
N. Y. COTTON MARKET
Wheeling. \V. Va... Nov. 21. '21.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. K
Marten A Co.. members New York 3tocJ
Hx-hnnga Second lloor National Han!
vf XV. Va. Hldg.
"8toek? Opes i H'sh. ? lew I C"to?l
i tXX, h 9-T(i 4 . 4 MK941u \ t". nu iiu '
January 17 28 ;? is 17 n7 17 3
March i 17 35 17 46 17 in 17 2
May . .. . .... 17 17 15 IS 75 IK !?
, July ' 16 .V' 16 68 16 40 16 5
August ! 16 3
September 1 fi l'
> October 15 76 15 80 1.6 15 6
? I>e ember ..J 17 20 17 50 17 2'n 17 3
I
D*Y GOODS.
New York. Nov. 21.- Gotten g"Od
were In moderate demand In undnlshr
lines today with varus 'i"let aid wit
an e.-tslru. tendeni y. Wool goods wer
, quU-t with i>ri ?< s tending siighilv ii|
y w*rd on most ..f the dnep .|iia'it>? fo
lowing f'rrner word markets. Haw ?l!
wan hlg'ef. .lobbei-: were buying vr
little except for uipi slilpipe.:; r
goods rui contract (iciiury Ilia' n.u:
, be made.
i
! CHICAGO GRAIN f
t
Chicago. Nov. 21.?'With stocks of
whp.it rupidly being reduced, bull* on
the wheat market today showed an in
crease of confidence. "wing i'7 ft out
taking. however, advances which took <
place were not fully maintained. The
close was unsettled, ?% c to lt?e net
higher with lJecember, 1.09 and Mav,
1.11 to l.ll'j. Corn g.i'ncd x?c t>> 1 .? C.
and oats lost a shade to ',r. In pro
visions the outcome varied from "V-luc
decline to a rise of lie.
Open. ! High. Low. J Close
Wheat: |
l?eo.. . 1 0S\ 1 10 V t 08 N 1 09
May.. 1 10 V 1 12\l 1 lOV* 1 11
Corn. ' ' I
I>ee 48** tia. 4S\. 49
May, .<4 6 5 j 54 54 h
Oats:
l?er.. 33 \ 33 V. 37 \ 577?l
May... 38 I 3fc\ 37 7>. 37 7',i
Pork i
Jan...! j !14 05
I at rrl
Jan. . . 8 40 8 55 8 35 Ki 33
Mav.. . 8 85 ' 9 02 8 75' i 8 75
Ribs: | I I
Jan... 7 32 1732 717 717
May. ..I 7 C7 J 7 72 7 CO 7 fid !
4'ash quotations* Wheat?No. 3 red.
1.10; No. 2 hard. 1.11 U (g; 1.12. Corn ?j
No. 2 mixed. 50'??(&'50^; No. 2 yellow,
60' jiti 51. Oats?No. 2 white. 35? 37 ' 1-: '
No._3 white. 33 7? 35. I'ork nominal.
I.ard, 8.75118.85. Ribs. 6.50<f?7.50.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK
Wheeling. W. Yn., Nov. 21. '21.
WHEELING J-IVE STOCK COM <W
CATTLE.
Choice. HO to 1100 3 6 50 ft C T5
Pair to good. 901 to 1100. . 6 2 3 ft 6 50
Good to <holoe. S00 to 900.. 0 00 W 6 51
Fair to good, 800 to 900... 5 Snf 6 00
Good. 700 to 80fc 5 25 ft 5 50
Common 4 00 ft 5 00
Hoef hulls 4 00 ft 4 5l>
Bologna bulla 3 00 ft 1 00
Hoof rows 3 00ft 4 5')
Bologna and cutters 1 502 50
HOGS.
Heavy. 250 to 300 7 00 ft* 7 25
Chnli e. 180 to 225 7 50 ft 7 75
Good. 150 to 185 7 25ft1 7 75
Fair to good. 100 to 120. ... ? 00fi 7 00
Sow? 6 00 ft G 00
Stags 4 00ft 5 00
SHEEI1 AND LAMBS.
Extra 3 50$ 4 50
Good .. . ? 2 00? S 00
Common j 1 00 (i 2 OQ
Lsmbs 4 00ft1 8 0)
VTCAI. CALVES
Choice. 126 to 175 11 OOftll 60
Good. 125 to 175 9 00ft 10 60
Light. heavy, coin calves.. 6 00$ ? oO
SAX BROTHERS.
CATTLE.
1 Extra. 1000 to 1200 ? lift ? JO'
Good. 900 to 1000 5 50 ft- 6 0i?
Good. 800 to 900 5 00 ft 5 50
i o.iur.on 4 ooi.r 4 *o
Beef rows 2 00 ft 4 00
beet tHilia 4 00ft 4 60
Bologna bulls 3 60$ 4 00
Cows 1 50 ft 2 00
HOGS.
175 to 200 lbs 7 25$ 7 50
140 to ISO lb? 7 00ft 7 25
250 to 275 !!><? 6 50ft . f"
t'lga 6 50 ft 7 00
oowa 5 00 it 6 fi)
Stags 3 00$ 4 01
SHEdlP.
Extra <? 3 00ft 4 P.'
Fr.tr to good J 00 ft 3 00
Common 1 00ft 2 00
bptlng larnbH, good 7 50$ 8 08
ljaml>a. good 8 00ft S 50
do common 4 00 ft 5 00
CALVES
Choice 11 00 ft 11 60
Fair to good 9 00 ft 10 00
Thin and heavy 4 01ft C 00
PROVISION MARKET
Wheeling. \\*. Vs.. Nov. 21. '21.
(BY BETTER B ROT Mb US.)
FXKSH MliTI.
BEEF.
Per lb.
! Rib roast 10 ft 25
! Chuck 13 H ft 1 8
Rib boll 10
Hound steak 30
Loin oteaU So
Porterhouse steak Jo
PORK.
Loin roast 30
Chops 30
Shoulder a 18
VEAL.
Ron?c 30 $38
Chops - 30
Stew 16
LAMB.
Leg SO
Shoulder 30
Chop 36
MUTTON.
' Leg 20
Shoulder 10
111
,*5lPW .
SKOK9H MT.ATS.
HAM.
?me.ll S5
Large skinned 2u
Picnic - ? 17
Bonelens 27
BACON.
Medium " 2D
?Small 2j
Heavy 20
Squares 20
BUTTER AND EQUS
B1TTTKU.
I Creamery 60<
' Country to
l Olao So it 40
l EOU9.
Select DO
CHEESE.
' Cream 26
Brick 30
Swellr.er 40
Llmburger 30
i produceIrket
I I
1 j WheellnK. W. Va.. Nov. 21. 21
BY P. BACH MANN A SONS.
Kit U ITS.
Orangos, California J 6 00("a 3 00
' Grape fruit 7 00yi 7 60
Apples. bbl.Koinan Beauty. 8 50
Grape fruit 7 t"7
' Apples, bushel } S 25
k Apples, boxes 3 25
Tokay grapes 2 50
, ? Malaga. grapes 2 50
? Tomatoes, bushel 1 0Cu> 1 5t
3 Lemons 7 00
3 t ears, Bartlett, bkt 4 60
* do Duchess 2 75
Honey Dow Melons, crate 2 75
VEGETABLES.
? Potatoes, bug . .? 3 75
t Potatoes. sweet, bbl 4 25
Beans, green, busnel 7.?<P X 26
? Cabbage, carrel 3 00
Poppers, liamj)er 1 25
- I Unions, 100-lb. bags 0 75
| Celery, bundle 50
: Cucumbers, oushel 1 7 5 b' 2 uO
Onions. Spanish 2 36
? foreign exchange
k
New York. Nov. 21 Foreign ex
clianito heavy; Great Britain, demand
" 3 99 %. rubles 4.00: sixty day hi:.* i-n
5 banks 3.96 'a. Fronce, demand 7.13:
it cables 7.13%. Italy, demand 4.13%;
7 rubles 4 14 Belgium, demand i> 0:
0 cables. 6.90%. Germany, demand .36%;
0 cables 26% Hollund. d-maud 35.19.
~ cables 35.25. Norway, demand 14 22
Sweden, demand 23 3D Denmark, de
mand Is 17. Switzerland, demand is.?0
Spain, demand 13.75. Gre demand
4 10. Argentina, ilemnnd 32."u. Brazil
demand 1.3"". Montreal. 9k'"t
s Great Britain, demand fell further t<
d 3.9s% : cables. 3.99; 60-day. bills ci
!\ banks. 3.95%. Francs, demand. T.nMj
?e cables. 7 09. Belglu n. demand. C v", %
i- cables. A'i in t be late dealings 'in
|. (tree* i* demand advanced i-- ( 14.
k - ?
v PETROLEUM.
< < 11 fit v. !'t* . V'.v j'l. a Veil It bal
it UtieeS, 5 I. Klin -. 26.828. n\er.i||e. 4S.9.SU
ShlpnienkA S3.323. average. 45.574.
I
' LOCALSTOGKS
Whftelir.ff. W Va... Nov. 21. '21.
Pally quotation list \Vne*:.u.; ? *?*?
ivvchnpite. Compiled 'or The ii.telll
renter
| Mia ; Ask , D
>.!!!? <1 ''ackers 1 1 "
IJI?n li Urns Tub. pfd..' ?' 85
do common .... 155 155
Central i!la<e Works 155
i"'ii or\a:i\c I.lie Ins j 8
Kostorln Class Co 112 . 11
Hiizol-Atlas Class Co.. 14:1 150 H5
Imperial Class Co ic? I I""
Mariand (>:1 Co -'s
Market Auditoi luni . ..( .5"
Sterling Prod. tlnc.)..2"i> .... 2"3
Stratford sp. Pr ; !i"u
United Dairy Co.. pfd..| ! 'loo
do. common ) | 96
I". S. Stamp < V?.. pf'.l..! j |ir.t
Wind Unking t'o. pfd.. !<100 1""
do common 05 i 95
Warwick China Co. pl.T 11"
Warwick Chili * Co. Oni, ! 1 96
Whit. & Pel. Prides Co.; 33 j.. S3
Whk. I fridge t'o | ; ? 15
Whf, Kh-e Inn CO 1. ...j (J 3 S
Wlig. Metal & Mfg. Co. 68 ... 68
WIir. Moid a i-'dy. pld . 8"
tin common 18 21 23
WliR. Ma fit. ?" Mfg. Co TS'-j
WliR. Steel t'orp p! A 113:?
do "15" 126 <6 . ... 126 ta
do common ok 56
Wheeling Tih> Co 11"
LOOA.JN- t BRYAITS
CI.OSIN& STOCK LETTER
(I5y private wire to A. K. Masten & Co.)
New Vork. Nov. 21.?Prices at the
outset in today's market we'e somewhat
mixed, certain Issues scoring initial ?
gains ntid others receding from Satur- |
day's final figures.
Considerable profit taking was attain
hi evidence in many quarters and this
tended to itlve the general list somewhat
of an Irregular appearance However,
the undertone remain. 1 unite steady
end there seemed t" he a gie-d demand
for the standard Issues undei the n.ar
kef.
I'roceeiungs in m ..i ..o....
tlon with tiit; arnuiment eonfermie are.
"li the whale. iping :i> l!it> Iln.ineial
eomnumity an I favara 1 ? I?- ? ?? :ntt In
eolllieitl.ii thereon is heard in in t a few
quarters. riilmnds. s'.-e: .in.I ?-?m:jm?? nt
buying eeii'linies in :.i r'y p .n.l \ dutno
and trad.- jinirtia. ? *ril:i.rutin r Pp
timlsri.. in their f..r?' - I'ts. J:i*? t now
tha market s<>. ins in- in tl??* jrooevi
if dlg-e-tin:: tl>o rather !??-.: \ y realizing
sales that mailt* tie :t a ; t -*i 11 ? i* in tin*
closing dais i.f last week hut ?t iln not
.?into! j a to niiy materia! lowering ..f quo
tttMon".
BUTTER, EGOS, CHEESE.
Now York. Nov. 11- H*it??*r firnn'r:
orean.yrv iilr'ier than extras, t"'-. <r 4 -l:
creamery, extra* <'J 1 s.a.roi. 42:_.''i 1";
creamery firsts iss to I'l scare*. 3il i 4*2 :
parking stork. <-iirr"i.t inakr. N. . 7, 2 5 '
it-2 a.
lages linsot t lfil. fr> *h gathered extra
Prs's. 4 4 'n 4 7 ; fresh fathered. firsts.
<tf.2: N'eiv .Jers.o tenneri whites, extra
fancy candled M-'e. f l"ti*-. h* pe irl.y and
nearby western hinneti uhl'es firsts to
average extras. 7x t 31:; ?!??. brawns, ex
tras. 73'. 7 1; ne irh'. gn'leroil Itr<*\vnfl
and mixed coirs, prs'.- extras. ?? sr 7 *;
refrigerator, s;????? "1 marks. fain y
33 : <:i.. firsts ' ".7
I "liens.? Steady; stale winds milk.
tlat,s. fresh, specials 11 I'l'; if. average
run 1" It l'f> '* . slate, w >h *ii 11k, tw ns,
?. e ia 1 s 2I'ij?2; do. ax?*rare run. 20*1
2 f .
I.iie poultry. s'c.'idv turkeys r>0;
others utujii'iel 1 >ri*s.?ed poultry
steady.; western . hiekeas 2'11i4" fowls
15 it 3a; eld roosters l"xi 22; turkeys
t S \i5 7
SOPAB
New York. Nov. 2'. N'"iv low records
for 'he j,i- t six years or more were es
tablished In the In.a) raw suitar market'
today when (l.(U"i bags if Porta Illcs
sold in a loeal retlm rs at 3x7'3 f.-r ? en
trlfugal. Cuban however wore un>-ha Hir
ed with the rornmUtee reporting sales
of 23.0'iU bnps nt 2S?. f'.c* a;,,! freight
equal to 411 for >"entrifocal
Trading In raw sugar futures w.i*
light and prt. ?'* showed littl" .?lraiK.'
with operators inflated to hold off and
await developm* n*s The easier ruling
of the spot market led to a little spat
tered liquidation and 1 .s ik prions were
unchanged to two point.*- net. lower Pe
. ember fius-d at 232. Mar. h 22'; May
23! and .fitly 24"
Tim rnPtn I narket wcj iiin hai i;>*d at
52o \l ".Ho t<>r line granulated The de
mand was only moderate.
Itefined futures wore nominal and
without transactions. dosing inn'.singed
to 10 points net higher, l'oo#*ml>or dusc.i
nt neti anil .March anil May at 5110.
CHICAGO EIVE STOCK
Chiang". N'ov. 21- Cattle, receipts, 1?.
OftO; generally st i. nir to 25 rents higher:
top yearlings ;.'5"; medium weight
steers lit 00: Ilea lies. 225. hulk all
weights. 575 m'.; fit rows an 1 hclf
I ers, largely 35" 'u 55"; fanners, inos* iy
1 2Ut?. 275. h'llk hol utna l ulls 325 >i 25-';
calves, slow to 2*o' lower; hulk vealors
i 7"" {\f 775. Mockers and feeders 15 to
25o higher.
Hogs receipts 1-TOO fairly nctlv* , 10
to lie liiflier, mostly ll'e higher, closed
steady with Saturday's average; hold
over moderate, top 7""; practical top
late. 6 tut; hulk. it P'gS .llollt
. steady; luilk. desirable around 7""; fef
light weights, up to 725 .' 75"
Sheep, receipt* |e,(inn. fa * lambs 25 t"
4<'e higher; nu'stlv 25 fU)>; t? ? p hulk
kOO If 325; mills <'>o" '.f- 7u"; top year
lings 725. fat sln*.q> steady ??> stronu.
top fat ewes, PH.; hulk lion iq
luavies largely 25u ?.! 275.
I>UI X XIA f U WA VW4A.
Fast llulTalo. N* Y . Nov. LI.- <'al!>?\
)o>ol[>'S " !!<???; s 11 ? u , s ? < ?; i?1 v. SMt>[>l"s
Ktea-i'M 7 ii" >i s ! itit -1 ?: T.'i i \
yearlings *?.ii? i jn m . I .? : | mi i
7.00: rows 177'; "n; 5? >11 s 3 <???;
sloi k?TS ami I'i rs. ? ?; .*?>, frrsli
i-ii'Vi and sprlnc ? ? ? i- v. aliil st'-adv.
1 $ i" nr.
vf?iM|'ts I a :!\?- anil
steady : 2.On <i 1" ,"(i.
||i>i;s, ri-i'i*.1 I'I S U'.; i. ? 11 v??; heavy
sternly; others I ii f i ? ????iitu loivrr:
heavy 7.:nl\iil 7 7*. 'i
ii'ikfry 7.."1*17,ii"; lir.ht yurki-rs. 7.Ton
i Iks niul r< i??ili. "" .< t> 7.7; stasn,
? II i il I .'Ii
Slidip anil I,iiiilm. !?? i'lpt.4 jti niiO;
lam!>.s ami veaiPncs ????:)! * l.i^li. r,
others stmiilj ; land's. 4 ii" i : ye.ir
on ? s. I. T> 0 ti 4. n 0. mi v ? I shevji. Soi'iji
I 'hi.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
Toledo. Ohio. Nov 71.? Wln.it. r\ -d
$ 1 7 1; 1 >e. emhor. $1 7 1. Mav. M.7n
r'tii\orsm.'il. prime i'?"li ami 1 ? i 1 ???i
J17.il?>; .lai.iiarj. $!?.T"; l-Vi.; u.ur v
$17 77; Muni:. $17.03
A ltd In* prime i-avh. 5 1 ? ? ' ? - ?; 1 en.Per
$11.'ill; l>Vlirii:irv. $11.1.5: .Mar ii. Ml 7"
Ttmi'fhv. prime rash. $'! 1'"???in
l?>r i>7 : .tamiarv. J3 1": Kihrinry
$7 15; Marili. f" 71
I. >iv k rtitl ?? . |i>\ i r ?;>??>! N>>. 7. $11 .01 n
1 1 >.n; Vo. $ 1 1 'tu >! 11 17.
Ti:ni?t)i> No 7. $ " 7.7 $U.i'.l.
MONEY MARKET.
N'nr York. Nov 71 i'a!l iin>iii
1 firmer: Iisi:Ii T-'j low ' : riling rate .7
eh-nlng lad a: offered nr last inni
i'all Irian" ai:lli"l am i-i la'i t'_
, Time loans s'eadv; sixty days .' t? $? ?
i nliii'iv da \ s. f> W 5: six month . '7 .
fii>. Prime met > all' tin I'.il'Mt'. Tin*1*
| LIBERTY BONDS.
N'l-w York. Nov. 71 l.lhtrty hnnil
rinsed: 3 *7'S. 03 1 7' Ilr'l 4'!. "4 ??'. sen
oti'l 4s. 114 77: first 4 !?.. I", in
4i,s. '14 ts third 1 '< s. *til 70; r.nirtl
411 IMI'4. Victory 31*9. 5? P0; Victor;
4?is. 99 ?0.
TKeage
ro yal dutch company buys
HAir of holdings in
comas company
two million dot/tjaks cash paid
for half interest in
leases
property represented small
investment?deal high
ly profitable
There has been considerable Interest
nm.in^ Mar hind stockholders in the
I>y which one-half of ille slock ? I
tin- liotuar oil company has been soli!
11> tiio i{o\:jna Petroleum company. The
I wily i >kl/ih.<111.111 has n dispatch from
IV.ri-a Kivlhy the following facts con
i ?? rniny the ileal. I'rom tItiIt will l>e
se.-n that It will ho yry profitable to
the M i'I.iniI ''II company. The Okla
lunian s; ys:
Th<> Ki'X.ma Petroleum ronipany has
punka-ed .1 percent interest In the
flock of lh" I'l.mar <>!l company, a sub
sidiary i j' the Mat'.and Oil company, nf
I'onca ?'lt\, for a consideration of
J2.fliiii.00i it became known Wednesday.
The dial was consummated hy K. \\".
Marland when he made his recent trip
to Ktirope; however, the announcement
tvns wlthltehl for business reasons.
"Poniar (lit company Is capltnllr.ed at
f0 .>0.1 shares with no par value anil
? wns approNiinntely ?K'.tiOO acres of
leases bin ked u;> op wildcat structures
through.oit Kay. Cnrt'ield and N'ohle.
'ir.'tit and osiite counties. The ncreaire
!?(.?; d. t the famous 2 Id-acre Sen farm
In section l.'.-iM-lxv In the Tonknwt held
and also the ncretee blocked tip north
cast ..f tie Sea tract in the Tonkawa
illstrl'-f. ? ?ulnar oil company hn.s a suh
stsntlal In:vest 'a three 1 'i<)-acre tracts
in the Jiurhank field purchased In part
nership with t!,.? Tidal Osaye Spencer '
1 c : <>!..iirii ami Producers' and IJetlners*
cat'i ti at li e h'.sf n^'ntc sole.
"Mniutp meiit the t'omar company
las tii ? been determined xxhether Mar
land ?'11! or I fx.ana petroleum will m.in
njrc I! ..r whether the management will
he divided info two territories. The
ild! i' os made nfter the drltllmr In 'if
the llarlrind and I'oaden discovery well
of th- T 'iikawa llehl. so both concerns
>?>'<' fl-Kure 1 to have made a jtood deal
The ac?|i: hilt ion of the good looking
ncr.-jjuc th-..tiKh the Mock transaction
nr. I;. .i the Royal Patch Shell a still
creator competi'or of Standard Oil In
the iiihl-cniitinent oil region and sets
at lea :i'!(tlie rumors that have been
c inc the r< :n 1 i the effect that Mar
land IbVoioy company was rolllnp out
to the |;..x:i! Dutch Shell. The Marlan'l
w.a.s absolutely I ho only one considered.
I by that nrgnnlr.ntlon with nny of the
Ito.vnl Mutch r('ni'prns,
PITTSBTTKOH ZJVT STOCK.
Pittsburgh, Nov 21 Cattle. receipts
I.Soft: pice:'?. $ 7 7.1 '<( S Cfi, Heifers, JC.f'i
r'\ f ."0. ('luvi. S-t.tiofi 5.2S.
If"g*. iccelpfs 11 Ofifi; lower. Heavies,
M : 0<>- heavy vf.rkers $7.4ii!0,7.6ft:
Huh! yorkers. *7 f. h 7.7f>; pigs, $7.7Dtff
S f.r
Sheep and lambs. receipts. 4.000;
ste.id; Top Sheep, $4 75. Top lambs,
Cal-e*. receipts. $7.00; steady. Top
SI DO.,. *.
McMECHEN
Studontg Returning- From School
Sttuli tits from the different colleges
and universities are arriving from
sci.ee! today and no doubt tomorrow
will bring muhy home to visit over
Thanksgiving. The following will re
M rri:
M!..hcs Ainv Woody of West l.lberty
Norma:. Virginia I.nken of Itetiisiiy,
Marc.u.'i Sr.odgrass of West Virginia
W'csievan. Maty Kodgers. Thelma Smith
an t CI >r< nee Uoucli of Marshall:
M essrs F. IK Nteack of West Virginia
I'tilv?fsi-tv ami I?on Kevnolds of Uni
versity of Pittsburgh
Christian Endeavor Rally
The unn.ml Christian Kmleavor rftllv
Of the ?'hui'tfh of Hod was held last
evening In tlio ohurrh parlors A num
ber of interesting addresses were made
(luting the evening but the principal
address was made l.v l?r Samuel (Jlb
son. pastor of ih- First Presbyterian
? tiur. i. of Wheeling. A short program
followed tile addresses. Over a hundred
persons at ended tin* rally.
Getting Along Nicely
Miss Theltr.a l astorlus who Is suffer
ing of a fractured arm is getting along
nicely at 1.,-r home ,ti Seventh street.
Miss P.istorius broke her arm nbnvu
tin- wrist several weeks ago and Sunday
fell from 'he porch of lor home and
fractured the same arm above the el
bow '
Theatre Tarty
The Merry Girls' club will give a
Hu-ntru party Thursday aftertinon at
the ?',iurt theatre. Alter witnessing
the performance of "The Three Wise
Fools" they will repair to tin; Mel-li
gulden where a delicious luncheon will
he en'eyed.
Odd rVJowa Hold Opon Meeting
The annual open meeting of the 1 O.
.? I" lodge was held last evening In
the M K. chin ch. The affair wan for
the <.,bl Fellows .1 i.d rhulr families only,
i The program for the evening was
? . vlo'e.! in Mo- auditorium of the
church, and the principal addresses of
tiie < v rti'i <t were made bv Hon. James
l> Marriott ? f M ?undsvi.le and Hon.
i'harms I'arrtgan of illendale.
\ ? r tin iiiogrnm the crowd repaired
to ti.e basement of- the ctiurch vvliere a
ban . was served lllld covers were
laid for over a hundred persons. The
? ,? ' :d s >. bly the M. K. church
served '! ?> banquet. Muring the banquet
.1 v..mi and M IV. Keran vvere pre
s 11 ?... I vvi'h. jewels. :h'-v being fifty
v, members of lh? organization. Tho
aua.r . ing proved the most elab
orate that the organization has ever
had.
I Should Worry Club
The "1 Should Worry" ?o-wtng club
wi!l meet at the hon.e .,1" Miss Lola
i'o-lir In McMechcn this evening. All
i-iemb- I" are urged to he | resent as
Micre are mutters of Importance to be
discuss.-d.
Meeting Pcntpor.ed
The ,,f I'nion district
w'dch meets i a eh Th'irsdav evening at
ihe I *nb*n h gh .a.-hool. will not meet
this week due to Thanksgiving and the
? meeting will he held the following
Th nrsdav.
Mrs. Bird to Entertain
Mrs Thomas ltlrd will entertain the
members of the I,miles-' ltiblo class of
the ? 'hurch of God. at her home on
Marsh.nil street this evening. \ delight
ful evening will he sr-nt !n muslo,
gun-.es and needl-worU. Painty refresh
\\"1 he served .at a bite hour.
ThanksR-lwtng Proirram
Tile Junior Knd'-avor society of ih?
Church of God will give a JThanksglv- !
ii' : \v. iin*'sil:?> evening at 7:45 o'clock <
in 'Ii- J.triors of tho church. An inter
est.-i, program has boon planned and
ovti thirty youngsters art taking part.
Mlis Cox to Speak Here
Miss Cox. one of the best speakers In
th<- country will give a lecture Decem
ber 2 In the McMeehen school auditor- I
turn a number of people are under (
the nui ression that this lecture Is a
section "f fl\e lyceum course but It Is ]
not. but Is being sent here by the i
1"lilted Lyceum Hureau which Is being
given by the Child Health and Welfare
league.
Sunday School Board
An Interesting meeting was held by j
the Sunday school board of the M. K. !
church in the Primary rooms of the
rooms of the school. Plans were dis
cuss' >1 n> create more Interest In the
Sunday school work and other busi
ness was transacted.
McMeehen Briefs
Rev. f W: Duller of this city, at
tend.-l the unnlsterlal meeting at the
Christian church at Wheeling yester
day. He delivered a short talk at the
service.
.Miss.-* Virginia Leach and Alta Gato
wood who have been visiting In Colum
bus. have arrived home.
Mrs. Wm. Win11 Is rejoicing over the
arrival of a new son.
Miss Josephine ismlth who has been
visiting bete has returned to Warwood.
St. - ii Conoway has returned to Whlt
n V er after visiting here for several
days.
J. Wilson who has hoen visiting here
with friends hus returned to Martins
Kerry. .
Cat Shaw left last evening for Cin
cinnati where he will visit for a few
weeks.
Miss Margaret Shrlver of Fifth Mreet
l? able to i>e out after a three weeks'
Illness.
Rev. s. J Cotton will leavp today for
Oii City to visit for a few days.
Mrs. Ada Cole will leave Saturday
for Pittsburgh to spend a month with
relatives.
Mr" Adulph nurkhnrt of Pittsburgh
Is visiting her father It. L. Hibbs of
Marshall street.
Miss Mary Catherine Donovan Is con
fined to her home on Seventh street 111.
Miss Marjorle Cross is improving
a serious Illness.
Ktieene Cross has returned to Pitts
burgh nfter a brief visit here.
.Lames Young is confined to his home
on Marshal! street ill
Howard Murphy of Washington. Pa
ls spending several days with relatives.
Karl Ilo/tard of VVondsdale Is spend
ing a number of days here with friends.
Miss Maigaret Crognn is Improving
from a serious Illness.
Mtsr Clara Wilson is reported to he
Improving at her home on High street.
FIRE ON BIG NAVAL
OILER UNDER CONTROL
Washington. Nov. 21.?The Are on the
naval oiler Alameda. which broke out
Saturday. was still burning today,
though under control, the navy depart
ment was advised. As there In no fuel
oil !n her cargo, officers believe the
flames soon will he extinguished, All
hands were reported safe and uninjured.
Tnree tups with the mine sweeper Fal
con and coast guard cutter Manning
were stnndlng hy the Alameda, which
was brought into TFnmpton Roads last
n'ght.
The department has designated the
oiler Sapllo to relieve the Alameda as
the Christmas mall ship for American
Bailors in European waters. The Sapllo
will soil from Norfolk November 23. but
Christmas mail must be aboard by No
vember 25.
HAVE YCTT HXA*J> OT THE Q BLEAT
texas oil. niEEa?
Hat e you heard of the latest and most
phenomenal Rusher field now being de
veloped there" Let us tell you about
these Riant pushers and how the MIL
LIONS OK WEALTH produced by them
is bcinp distributed among; Investors
throughout the I'. S. and Canada. This
information is FREE.
Address; l'LI'RiniLS. Dept. AF, 319 W. T.
Waggoner Hldg.,.. Fort Worth, Texas.
MUST CUT HAY AND "
GRAIN RATES DEC, 2T
. , ,jj.
"Washington. Nov. 19.?A positive eg*
d<rr was issued by the Interstate Cora
mer<e i 'ommlssion today requiring-rail
road* to j>ut the approximately 16 psr
|eent decrease In hay and grain ratee '?
in effect on or before next December 27.
The order follows up the decision f]
given October 20 by the Commlselq|| '(
which declared grain and hay rntsf
| rrnm the Mississippi valley to the P?
i clflc coast unreasonably high but vhiotl ! :
I did not carry compulsory orders. The
j October decision instructed the rail*
j roads to make the reduotlon by Novem
! her 20. which waa not done because the
I railroads opened negotiations with the
I Commission suggesting that a ten pet* y
jecnt decrease In freight rates on dl
agricultural products be substituted
for the larger decrease on grain pi&j
ducts and hay alone.
The Commission, however, by the or
der Issued today makes the larger de- 1
creases on hay and grain mandatory
upon the roads.
DISASTROUS STORM ~
IN MESSINA, SICILY ,
Messina, Sicily, N"ov. 21.?{By The
sociated Press)?Cloudbursts have 46r
vastated the whole countryside In Um
region of this city, entire villages be-^
lng swept by the floods and the IIom
of communication broken. Hundreds
persons are homeless and several are
reported dead.
TO REVIEW OBATW X.BOXSX>ATXOar.
? Washington, Nov. 21.?Recent lagli^
| lation by congress regulating future
trading in grains and providing for thV
admission to membership In grain eflP*
changes of cooperative farmers asw
elation, will he reviewed by theeupresee
court. Announcement waa made that
arguments would be heard beginning
January S. ' .
?*y
- " " | ' i r i i i |^pjfc
Battery Service ??
ILat car KXJDB mmti take
car* of year
BATTERY
W* can aUmiaat* atl year
?tartlnc and lighting treablaa.
GEE ELECTRIC CO.
?re1
Howard Raziett & Son ;i
<Eatabllshed 18B2> i?i
Mambara L,J
TThaallng etcek Bxehaam
17aw Tort Oarb (ANoelna) '
Phouas: 2610. 261L till. SftU.
Rooms 215, 221, 222,
Wbaall^MBtonl cixvonuZ Bide.
"GEO. W. BARON & CO*!
WARD BAKING COMPANY i
712-713 VHiaaliae Staal Corp. Bide. " 1
Investment Brokers &Bd Insurant*!
Itonaa 133d and IM7. ^ r-f
Talk to George Baird;
About Life Insurance
Spaoial Bapraaaatatlva, Tha Mutual Ufw ,
Xaauxanca Oc. or Jffaw York. '
Sixth Floor, '
Whoallne Btaal Corporatioa Bide* ,r
Activity *
Houston Oil
Haskell-Barker
General Asphalt
Endicott-Johnson j
* Just prepared?
A l'l' tr of 1 ltu^Iion
tlii? itI'mi'f Isshoh. Jmjiort
:it.? to :i vi'-tuvs tiiiil trailers.
ii't.t i_rnt.s.
We will gladly place your i
name on our mailing" li?t
to receive onr "Daily
Market Comments."
A'-k for i O]i> . horit without
obligation.
, ij H. F. HARBURGER &.C0.
Invo?tanonti Socarltloe
DO Broad Street New York
*? 1 "" ' ?
CLAUDE MEEKER, Stock Broker
isoara 01 iraae UJag.
Phone: Wheeling,
Whg\ 811 W . Va.
D. II. Coppork, District Mgr.
V
OrJliUiALiiiSX
for eleven years la IM ,
the securities of the
Cities Service Company
A.E.MASTEN &C0.
m&oxsBi
?rt*bll?fe?d 1881
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^ The 8 Wonders of the Worlct^
Engineering, Art and Industry contributed the
Seven Wonder* of the World. It remained for.
Advertising to supply the eighth. It is tha
Want Ad!
Want Ads daily perform prodigies of servfca.
At trifling cost they rent and sell property, bring
employers and employees together, create busi
ness opportunities, locate missing persons, and
find lost articles.
If you don't reaTize what Want Ads mean turn
to our Classified Advertising Section and see how
modern business is conducted. Then determine
to use the Want Ads to help you in every business
way.
Big Things May Lie Hidden Here: ,
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town ut 10.0W dolnu 40.0W) unncul
an.tlatM. Small oornpotlUon; low ?*
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To overlook Want Ads is to overlook a great
business force whichrightly used will bring dollars
to your cash drawer.
Read and Use the Want Ads
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