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Omaha daily bee., 1920-06-30
Real Estate Transfers

f'1sro Brown, A,at' ct al, 17th st.. 42o #.
north of Nicholas St, w. S.. soo
27hx140 ......... ........,,,.;. l'Soo
Harry Kaas; na e. ,ts al tG LeoaaTd s
TT. north Of Nicholas St, w.
s., 22'x140. 0..................... 1000
Maud Easley and husband to Peter
Hans Hansen, 4, Ct a. ssh N St st. R7! rs VT f.
Harold J. Grove to Frank Bromley.
41st St, AZ it. south of Wakeley
St, w. S., 42x100. ...,.. ......... $500
Sam B. strother and wife. ct al,
Sc IT. east of 18th ST.. N. S.,
Ebenezer A. Morehouse and wife
to John E. Wakeley and wife, N.
W. corner SSd and Martha St, ooo
Louis G. wig, ct al, to Paul Her
man. s. E. corner 22d and X. ST., .o
julius Hasak and wife to Louis '''''
Matanovich, ct al, N. W. corner
S1st and Madison St. 1Os.sx130.. $500
Grove Wharton Construction Co. to
Walter E. Kimball, ct al, 60th
st.. 2ss y south of Pratt ST.. E.
Grove Wharton CONSTRUCTION CO. to '''
julius a. johnson, 5sth St, 2ss
#. south of Pratt ST., w. S.,
4ox146 .......:......... $3.50
Regula Hansen to Karolina spicka.
St, E. s., 35x14o............... 2,10o
Emily Altman, ct al, to Victor
Danielson, N. W. corner 18th and
Locust ST.. 3ix12a. und. 3-5. go. $3.50
n. W. corner 18th and Locust ST..
34x124. und, 1-5. $40
Ida Miller to William r. McFar-
land, $, Q. corner both and Dodge
Omaha daily bee., 1920-06-30
|DELECATESF FOR
PALMER Win IN
GEORGIA FIGHT
Credentials Committee Votes
43 to 4, to Seat Body
Headed by Clark
Howell.

Auditorium, San Francisco, June
29.-The credentials committee seat
cd the delegation from Georgia
headed by Clark Howell and pledged
10 Attorney General Palmer by a
vote of 43 to 4. .,
H. H. Dean, counsel for the Pal
mer delegation, said he would not
discuss the fight from the stand
point of democracy, for every mem
ber of each delegation was hand
picked" He declared there was not
a member of either group not
bound to the wishes of their re-
spective leaders and he said he had
no excuses to make.
Fright over there" Dean said,
pointing to the audience, "sit So
men, just exactly half OF them for
Tom Watson and the other half for
Hoke Smith. There's not Palmer
man among them and they would
not let him in there"
Deans speech was punctuated by
accusations from members of the
Omaha daily bee., 1920-06-30

SITS, 75x1S5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Roy N. Towl and wife to Peter J.
johnson, N. E. corner 14th and
Archer SITS, 56x123 .............. s.
Virgil E. Chastain and wife to Axel
Schmidt and wife, seth ST.. $40 IT.
Of Pinkney St, w. s., 4ox146.... A
Lars Frederick Hellberg and wife
to Josef V. Kasnar. ct al, 21st
St, 1913 1T. south of l st, w. s..
ooxl5O ......... ..........,.. S,S
Homestead Co. to Martin Bahun,
Madison ST., 240 IT, west of 35th
St, N. S., 40x134. 34............. al
Carl Fricke and'wife to Alfred HIM
ct al, 18th st, 1872 it, north of
Deer Park blvd, w. s., 4sx155.. 1,6'
Nettie E. Swanson, ct al, to Mary
Lynch, 22d ST., 161 #. south of
Leavenworth St, E. s., 5Ox132.. 5,0t
Reliance Land Co. to Henry Horn,
ct al, Douglas St, &C TT. east of
11th St, 22x132. 32............... 13,
Barker Co. to Ruth iB. Chambers.
18th st, S3.5 TT north of Carter
Lake blvd, E. E., S0x95. ......... 81
Barker Co. to Ruth B. Chambers,
10th st, 163.5 # north of Carter
Lake blvd. E. s., SOx95. ..... 81
Barker Co. to Ruth B. Chambers,
18th st, 223.5 #. north of Carter
Lake blvd. E. s. S0xs5. .,..... &C
Newell Burton to NJ. c. Petersen,
goth ST., Sc #. north of Clay St,
e. s., 66x132 I 2t
Omaha daily bee., 1920-06-30
Lawyers Hold Field Day
At Happy Hollow Friday

The annual field day of the Omaha
Bar association will be held Friday
at Happy Hollow. Supreme court
justices, district court judges and
the attorney general of Nebraska
will be special guests. Following
luncheon at the Chamber of Com.
merce at noon there will be an auto
mobile parade at is, ending at
Happy Hollow, where the afternoon
will be spent in golf, base ball and
other outdoor sports. Dinner will
be served at $50,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-06-30
Masked Bandit Holds
Up Man and Relieves
Him Of Five Dollars

A lone, masked bandit held ut
and robbed Arthur Kranz, 6901
North ,Twenty-fourth street, of S;
in cash at Twenty-fourth and Red.
:ck avenue about 1890 Monday
night.
Kranz described the highwaymar
to police as a big man wearing a
large black mask and a black car
pulled down over his forehead. The
holdup hourished a large caliber re,
volver, Kranz said.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-06-30

BIRKETT & co. Jsllsi sesi ..ta,s' ssn..
and insures. $50 Bee Bldg. Douglas 63a,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-06-30
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
North.
FIVE ROOM STRICTLY
MODERN RESIDENCE
$5oo.0o CASH, BALANCE EASY
TERMS.

East front, facing boulevard;
good neighborhood, all home
owners, 3 blocks of school, car
line, grocery stores; nicely dec
GRATED throughout; buyer has Sc
lection Of light fixtures; large liv-
ing ROOM across front, oak finish,
oak stairway to two extra large
bedrooms. finished in enamel;
built-in cupboard in kitchen; full
cemented basement; furnace,
laundry cow eniences, etc. Very
best of oak looring throughout.
Call Doug. 2428 days; Tyler sl67
evenings; Mr.. Spence.
COLORED folks. why buy an old house
when you can buy brand new one at
1928 Seward for $500 cash. balance
monthly. Ready to occupy See today.
Creigh, sos Bee. Douglas 200.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-06-30
Florence.

ACRES, miles 70 city, all new i'm
kements, S1a acres grapes, Il acre
berries. Y acres in currants and
[berries, small apple orchard, bal
In other crops. Price, $500. Crops
worth about $4,000, Possession at
Call Nethaway. Sole Agent, Col
fa4Qs.
Suburban ptop ty. Col. 14os.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
HUGHES ATTACKS The
WILSON SURRENDER
OF AMERICANISM

Syracuse. Sept o2-Thc democratic
national administration nj IN" I"ak ~
lty responsibility and opportunity Tor
rrltcd the confluence Of the country ana
nv lncxrusablc plumbers. seriously I'M
paired IN" nations pr"stiS" ana Ihclu-
cnrr Charles r.. Hughes declared nero
tonight IN ;n address formally notll!-
inC Judge Nathan l.. Miller that II" had
received the Republican nomination TOT
governor of New York state.
"In$trad ~ seeking a swift peace con-
fOrmahl" To tn" plain demands VI
American INTERESTS. tn" administration
pursued. not the vision OF souno
craftsmanship. intent upon plans wisely
conceived. but policy Of delusion bring
ING together good and bad unwholeSomo
union which the administration was &c
tcrmincd should be ndisSoluDl". sald
Mr.. Hughes.
The distinctive policy Of the Demo-
cratic administration thus become one or
surrender Of American principles and In
trersts, and upon that principle II has
demanded. and unuucstionably Will re-
ccivr. the verdict Of the American poo
pie,
''Thcrr IS now but one plain course to
rrctiTy tn" mischief and assure the fu-
turc and that is to pu: in Republican
administration which win i" able read
ily Ia Arrang" for salutary int"rnatlona!
CO. OPERATION and the fun discharge OF
American duty tn mankind without
futuuSly committing ourselves to brohn
Undertaking plrdginK the us" Of national
arms In unknown contingencies regard
IeHS Of our opinion At the tlmc OF inc
merits OF the controversy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
\, !. STOCKS

New York. Sept - Trading on tn"
stock ,XchanE" today MAS again re
strained as n result al recent events 'a'
Culatcd TO bring about "A revision OF "N
Inmates icahng with general industrial
conditions DbscrvanC" or IN" JEWISH
holiday also served to curtau up"rau"hs'
I'm ad.iit,ru IL Developments pertain,
Ing e. tn, pntrr trad" and rs roUat"r"'
branrhr~ there MAJ mu"h diS'u~Si"h r.
Spccting IN" immediate futur" ~ inc
~ eel industry a. to maInteUan"" OF pre-
Sailing prices Gossip dealt III thr sumo
strain with the metal market Including
COppcrS.
companies are IN need OF capital even At
present high rates was indicated by tn"
announcement Of proposed note ISSUE
OF $2n.0O0.OOQ BY the Bethlehom S'ee'
company. the proceeds 10 be applied l"
shippings suffered extreme reactions or
. 10 almost points. The cheaper rails
again prov idcd III" chief eI"mmt or
strength with tobaccoS as the only hrn,
% strong SpSc,altes. Sales amounted
10 10n. 600 shares.
Opinions from authoritative banking
sources regarding future credit condi'
Tons were encouraging. EreH'"r pri"e
stability being predicted. especially Tor
foodStuCrS and other raw materials. In
this same connection ~ WA noted. how
ceVr that financial interests continued
TO caution against relaxation OF tuiluS.
Save for legitimate purposes.
Because or An inflow from interior
banks an abundance 81 Cnll money MAS
offered 1t Sr"vn percent. but tim" tunds
eNlurcd = firmrr tendency Foreign cN-
chang MAS crratiC. sterling rally Ing
after carly Weakness.
Apart from their trr"EulHrItN. domcS-
tic and foreign bonds Scr" fratureleSH
on enlarged dealings. spe"ula,iv" rails
almost nlur" showing moderate improve
Incnt Total sales. par value. HKErcEat-
cd - $4,000 OLD L. ). bonds were IN
changed on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
HAzEL-ATLAS BOOMING
SHARP UPWARD ADVANCE I'm I'M
PCRTAWT LOCAL SECURITY
Feeling That Stock Will Go Much
Higher With Easier Money Con-
ditionB-Other Advances.

Tho returning interest in local stocks
due to Il little easter money market and
the feeling that basic conditions are
sound was pretty we'll shown ycstCr-
day when bull movement started in
HAZcl-AtlaS Glass. This very SubStan-
;lal stock. one uf the best securities
IN tho Wheeling market. has been hang
ing around lhu On little buying
movement yesterday IL WAS run up TO
1856. and Il number OF considerable
sized sales marked the way up When
the local market closed, 1870 WAS asked
for the stock, and lN6 bid. liazcl-At!as
IS doing very large business. and I'M
doubtedly is one of the most desirable
OF local stocks. Predictions are freely
made that the stock Will pass the 200
mark as soon as there IS little cas-
IN the money market.
Wheeling Steel common was acliH"
at S2l.. Il gam of IL for the day.
While there is very little activity in
the local stock market. there are signs
Of cn.icr money both In the East ana
IN Wheeling. and with n little improve
rncnt In the money conditions brokers
predict n very active market this iRiI'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
CanOnizatiOn Of
Mother Seton Planned

Washington SEPT "a movement
to bring about tho canonzlng as a
saint Of the Catholic church OF Mother
Elizabeth Seton. founder Of the Sisters
OF Charity In this country. formed the
chief subject or discussion at the open
ing session today Of tn" annual meet
ing "C the American hierarchy Of tho
church at the Catholic University. With
Cardinal Gibbons presiding and sixty
two bishops and archhish"ps IN attend
anCc. the session was devoted also TO
a discussion Of important religious
prnblcmS and church activities.
Cardinal Gibbons Informed tn" meet
mg that hc had presented the cauS" OF
Mnthrr Srtou'S Can"nt2lng TO Cardinal
Vice. Vatican secretary Of the 'unRrc-
CATION Of rites. In accordance with tho
unanim"us request az TN" hicrnchy ut
In, last annual meeting.
Action taken at the meeting today
included unification Of all foreign and
domestic mission enterprises of the
Catholic church in the United states
under the direction OF board OF for
cign mission and change OF the fast
DAYS IN lent from Friday and Saturday
tu Wednesday and Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
UNKNOWN YOUNG MAN
RUN DOWN BY CAR

young man whose name ~ no. no,
known was an accident victim. being MT
nv car No. ISL Of the Wheeling Steu-
hcnvilir division OF the Wheeling Trac-
ton system nj Stop 3. north OF this city
about 80 o'clock last night.
MotormRn Smith, in charge or the caI
stated that he did not sec the man unti!
hn ,yos unon him. and his brake refused
10 work which was the cause OF MIN
being hit and thrown to one side OF the
road.
The crew, after tho car had stopped
went to the rescue OF the man, VINO mao
been rendered UNCONSCIOUS. ne M"s
brought down on the car and taken
to the office OF physician. where he
Was revived. He suffered from a large
cash in his head. but after THIS, wa@
Randaged he was able TO return nome
without giving his name To tn" phys'-
elan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
WORKMAN CRUSHED
BETWEEN CARS; MAY
RESULT IN DEATH

Charles Malson was seriously injured
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock whll@
Of work at the tin plate plant OF the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. company in the EaS e
End He was rushed TO the North
Wheeling hospital where II was found
that his condition was grave.
The accident happened when Mals"A
stopped between two cars TO pick up
something and before he could get out
his head was caught and crushed as IN"
cars came together. He was found sew
cral minutes later by fellow workmeh;
Dr ], A. Harness was called and he had
the man removed to the North Wheeling
hospital.
An examination which was taken latr
last night showed that the mans skull
vas fractured and that little hopes were
given for his recovery at an carly hour
this morning.
his home ~ In New Matamoras. ONO.
He came to this city several weeks ago
in search Of work and was at once en-
nIoycd BY the Whitnkcr-Glcssncr COM
many. He has hcrn staying at the com :
rany's hotel which Is located on Market
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE.

New York Sept "22.---5uttcr firm;
creamery higher than extras e. u g. Il e,
creamery extras I?2 sC"r"l 81 H6l '2r'
firsts ~ to 81 score - n Gol7C. packing
stnrk current make. No. |. 4Gc.
Eggs firm. fresh gathered. extra
Pennsylvania and ncarb! western hen
merry whites iir+is 10 EXTRAS f"U HaC'
state Pennsylvania and nearby WESTERN
henncrv hruus. extras GSm BE: d" gath
cred hrons and mixed rUInrs. i,rStS 10
extras "a Soc.
cheese steady: state. whole milk flats
current MAKE white and COlur"d. Sp"-
Gals 2gu%9lrC. do average run 2i'2 n
2Sl.C. state. whole milk. twins. current
make. specials 2SL. a IS i2C. d" average
run - l.. II 2SC.
Live poultry. unsettled. fowls VIC
Dressed unsettled. roasting chickens 50
n %3C.
Flour barely steady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago Sept 80 cattle receipts
IL 900: demand extremely light. few
sales best steers steady. others very
dun and average ~ cents lower, top
1905. bulk good md choice $500 q
lT.75 bulk OF sales. grassy kinds %"
n II 50. butcher cows and h"ii"r~ un-
evenly lower. bulk rs a $50; bologna
bulls slow ! - q Ga, choice N"hlcrS
shade easier IL 90 n II 50. mostly. grns-
~ calves 80 cents lower % loo:
good and ChoiCc feeders. slow steady NJ
800 ~ rs. either rrndcS dun at hOo
down. Westerns 5000. market very slow.
bids lower
Hogs. receipts l',o"N: opened rs to so
cents lower mostly 81 TO % cents lower
than yesterdays average. spots moro.
closing weak. top enrly l'65: prhoi zeal
t. plat" 1850. bulk light and butchers
1850 a lI50: bulk packing SowN l'."O
q 1890: pigs IS cents lower: bulk de-
Sirahle kinds 1925 u 1915.
Sheep. receipts "2.O"": native lambs
% cents to 50 cents lnwer. top 1850.
bulk ll.5n Il - -. 40 tat westerns
soil on morning market. sheep steady
to lower: choice western ewes so. Tat
natives mostly $50. FEEDERS steady feed
ing lambs largely - 90 q 1890.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. Sept @2.-rrtm" m"rcHn-
tile paper S per cent, ENchanEc irrrEu-
lar: steady. so day bills 50 i2f2 com
merch!al 60 day bills on banks t342ia
commercial 60 day bills s342; demand
s5.47A; cables .3iS Francs, demand
$3.50: cables soc. Belgian francs, de-
mand 7.O5c: cables 7O7c: guilders. de-.
mand S0.S7c: cables 81 00c: lire, demand
$500 cables 4.22c, Marks demand
1850. cables l.64C. New YORK ckchanSe
on Montreal SIS per cent discount GOV
eminent bonds irregular. railroad ho"cs
irregular. an 49,,
Time loans strong; 20 days. ." days
and six months SRsL7 per cent
Sterling advanced strongly in the late
dealings. Sterling go day bills tS.ii
commercial so day bills on banks $3.50;
commercial so day bills S3.43iz demand
S34Ss cables S3.t9h2.
Call money steady; high ! per cent;
low per cent: ruling rate per cent;
closing bid per cent: offered at per
cent: last loan per cent; bank accept
.Rnces a. per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
Grafton Girl Comes
Back From Italy With
Heartrending Story

Special dispatch I" tn" Intelligence
BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept "2-Mre
Res" Raphcl, appealed I" local welfare
Associations to-day I" f'nd Il nome Tor
her ten months old baby. whom she
saws she is unable 10 care for. SIX weeks
ago she returned her from Italy almost
pcnnLl"ss. after the man she believed her
husband had Iakcn her over 10 his
hom" ITc took her to italy 10 the home
of his mother. whcr" she discovered IL"
had another wife Both of these went
Ia the Italian courts and charged him
with bigamy.. He was arrested and was
still being detained there when an
American consul sent her back 10 the
United States. Before hr- marriage she
was Miss Rose Wilson. of Grafton, W.
En
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
SUGAR

New York. Sept. 22.-Ther" was no
change in raw sugar prices. hut lttle
more optimistic feeling prevailed. Win
business NOR" active although confined
TO nearby requirements only. lheTe
wcr, sales reported OF 1910 bags or
Perup in port; 5000 bssS ann Of ba Su01 Of
Porto RiGn's in port. The market closed
At %. cents for Cuhas, cost and freight
equal TO 1918 for centrifugal.
There was q littl" better inquiry not,
ed for refined both for domestic and
export. although business was not or
vary large proportion. I'ricrs were UNI
changed at Sll.j0 for fine grlnulated.
with second hand sugars still selling
below refiners quotations
Sugar futures were fairly nctir" ana
prices irregular, closing at 80 points
decline 10 five advance. Their" was
liquidation in September which Sho ,,;'
tho maximum loss. while other months
we're relatively steady on covering
vhile most OF the selling seemed by
trade interests with Cuban connections.
LBERrY BONDS
New York. Sept. e2-Liberty bonds
closed: avs ;9O.o6; first As $3.50; sec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
LORD MAYOR SUFFERS
BUT STILL CONSCIOUS

London. Sept. 22.-The Irish League
bulletin issued tonight says that the
condition of Lord Mayor MacSw'ncy re,
mains about the same He is described
MS very prostrat" and suffering from
painS in tho head. but still conscious
band in the afternoon. said she round
him To be very weak. exhausted as yes
trrdny. whUr Miss Annie MacSwiney.
the mayors sister. who was All eNHnihf
visitor said that his condition rcma'he9
unchanged. he was st!ll very weak ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

chicago. Sept 22.--BiE "NW"rt bus
mess in wheat led TO sharp upturnS TO-
day IN the wheat market FOREIGN buy
inE Of corn was ais" n";"d. neat
closed strong q" 10 ~" cents net hIHh-
rr, with nrCcmber S2.36it TO
and March $t.3u.
corn finished unchanged to -
cents up and oats gained ~ TO y In
provisions, the outcome ranged from -
cents decline to 20 cents advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

Pittsburgh. Pa. Sept. 2c-Hogs: re-
cclpts 1900: market lower: heavi"'
$3.50 to lT.75: heavy workers. $ls.25 to
1850: light workers. SINS TO 1900; pigs
81 10 1880.
Sheep and lambs: receipts so: market
steady. Top sheep $3.50: top lambs
$lI5O: calves receipts 1873: market
steady: top $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23

fer books close Sept. Is. for a > per cent
fash dividend payable Oct. !.
Wheeling Steel Corp. pid "W'-Trans.
fer books close Sept. Is. for 2hs per
cent cash dividend payable Oct. |.
Whccl!nE Steel CORP. com .--Transfrr
books close oct Is. for ! per cent cash
din idrnd payable Nov. |.
Central Class WORKS. TrHnSf"r books
clos" Sept. %. for n per cent cash divi-
drnd. payable oct. |.
Imperial Glass Works --TrnnHfrr books
close Srpt 18th. for a | l. per cent cash
dividend payable oct. !. 1920.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
RADICAL RUSHED TO
JAIL TO SAVE HIS LIFE

WilIinmsport. Pa. Sept. 22--W'ith 4
rope around his neck and surrounded by
a Inrgc crowd who threatened him with
violence. Peter MC'ann, 81. was brought
here tonight from Muncy by member
If the American Legion. and locked up
In the county Jail for his own safety.
Mccain. who CAV" his residence ~
Pittsburgh, had been IN MunCy about
three weeks. and in m argument In q
hotel Is alleged to hay" attacked the
American Legion and TO HAY" declared
that not enough persons had been killed
in the recent Wall street explosion. He
will I've given hearing tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
ao-zrRs TRIES FLHU0

Rochester. ~ y. Sept. 22.--Assme
his train nj Buffalo. Samuel GompesA
Of Labor. cam. here today ny SiFplAAA
H. is 10 address the quadrenniel co.
vrnt;cn OF the american Association OF
MachIniSts here tomorrow morning. he
appeared before the convention this III III
ernoon and was given an enthusiaSttS
reception
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo, Sept 22-Wheat. cash. sAse;
Decsmbsr 326l. Cloverseed prime nah
1880: October and December iS.60:
january 1880: February $3.50; March
toher Sl6T6; December $l67S: March
sI6.75. Timothy. prime cash; 1918 and
1919. SS.66: September $3.50: october
$3.50: December $3.50: March 1910.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. w Va. sept %. 20.
Furnlohcd The IutClllEcncrr by A. L
MaNten Il Co, members Of tho New York
Stock Exchange. National Rank Build
Ing. Wheeling, ". Va. Louis +. Brand.
Resident Partner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
STOCK BARGAIN

I need cash and will sell 100 share!
Gilchrlst Drug stock At q substantial
discount from the market price. stock
pays 1876, dividends and affords wide
profit possibilities. Address Box 8. r.
cara Intelligencer. Sep - u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
Standard OH Subsidiary Stock

wheeling. W. Va. Sept; -. 20.
Furnished The IntelIiE"ncer by A. b
Mastcn a Co. members Now iork STOCK
E,rhange. second floor National Bank
ur w. Va. Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. Sept. -. 20.
Furnished ~-hc Intelisenccr by a. l.
Masten x Co. Members B"sIon Stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
" w. Va. Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
PITTSBURGH STOCKS
MNCrNnE. w

Wheeling. w. Va Sept. 80. 20.
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Mas,en & Co. members Pittsburgh Stock
Exchange, soc md floor National Bank
OF w Va. BIDS.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling. w. Va. Sept. 90. 20.
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bers New York Stock Exchange. Second
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PETROLEUM

on city Pa. Sept. 22-Crrdtt balances
Shipments S9.l5l: average 1854.
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Wheat 10. /. red. 81 sc. No :. red
sass: No |, hard $2.t3W 80.
Corn. No. = mixed $l.-Ap ~ NO.
. yellow $l2SWl 81
Oats, No white 5SI SO. No !.
FORK nominal Lard 1l9"@. Ribs
AZ l2ml7 81.
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LOCAL STOCKS
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Daily quotation list Wheeling stock
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New York Cotton Market

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