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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-16
Pittman Western Director.

NEW YORK.-(By A. P.)-Sena-
tor Pittman, of Nevada, will direct
the democratic national campaign in
the states west of the Rocky noun
tains, with headquarters in San
Francisco, it was announced from
democratic national headquarters
here today.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-16
To Sell Government Ships.

WASHINGTON.-( A. P.1-
Preparations for the sale of govern
ment owned steel merchant ships will
begin Immediately, chairman Ben
son, of the shipping board started to-
day. He also said an active cam
paign to sell the wooden ships will
soon be LAUGHED.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-16
Ball Players Skull Fractured.

NEW YORK.-(By A. P)- Ray
Chapman, of the Cleveland Ameri-
cars, ~.es nit by 2rrhed ball and
kis skull fsacturs.l in today's game
with .iew York.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

3iSr ST. 81 WEsT~- -fseautifuily furnished
s-spofn apartment. ground floor. piano +.
homer, $l1J. walsh.
,ztlH. so W.-AN cutY!dc rurny, front.
elevator apartment. Weber.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
NV poctrrrrp,
BUYERS for New Jersey Homes

TIE two three tory dwellings, 70 and
II b'eecker Street, 20xs2 each, New
Ark, \. j., have been sold by Mary F.
foungblood % Joseph D. Samuelson
.nfougn LoOis schlesingcr The same
'ro1er sold for Jennie A. Somervillc
% Samuel kaplan, the two and one-half
story dwelling, II Webster Place, in
he Oranges. 3ox9s, and for Arthur {.
dsraiieg 70 RoDert +. Moore, the prop
sf,S l7o 10 1o2 Bal antine Parkway,
.oc invest corner OF Mount Prospect
AVA nDe, s71lo0. The buyer VIII improve
he ute.
Ihe two foar-story dwellings at Cen
RI ana Watson avenues, East Orange,
szoh.oo, have been gold to Harry
93teTenE and william Benjamin through
feigt Il Feizt.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Dr. Charles r. kraemer Again
Heads Newark Realty Board

Dr. Charles r. Kramer was reflect
n president II the Newark Real Eg-
AZ Board al q recent meeting. Other
'1tcerg elected are Joseph l.. Feibel-
aAn, William {. Fielder, Frank j
soek and Louie Kamm. Charles S.
.xsrfa, % CertS'g Realty Experta, New
Iof< and %ew Orlcany, was among
.ho,e 9no zddc the members be.
ore tfs election. The board announces
@sst II will hold It's annual dinner
aszf month and IL making arrange
nsnts for 800 gue9te.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Nineteen New Bronx Dwellings
Will Be Sold at Auction

Afnsteen new dwellings in the Bronz
re " be sold at auction by Joseph
s, Day on TuesdaJ evening in the
United Stafez Theater building, Web
sNf Avenue and jbJtn Street.
These nougcs, III which immediate
ycssesslcn can be had, ire of stucco
ac''nw tile ard shIn9ie construction
~ 1>J9 ~ $3.50 KatDnsh Avenue, ~
y III and zz1 and 1z3 Hast 240tb
Ssxesss and z10 " az East 24ist Street
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE
RENT

FACTORIES FOR KENT--34 900 SO. It,
noors 5000 or 5000 IT,. or separate,
modern buildings, sprnklered. elevator cleo
trlcty. heat: Bradley Building 11'h st and
Vernon av Long Island City; > minutes
from Grand Central Station, 2 blocks from
address a. J BRADLEY owner, i0l Beck
man st, New FORK. Phone 250l Beehman.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
w est chester

BELOW Peekskill. Albany Post Road;
, acFe, modern house. stores. out
s',9oV; village. vacant, cosumuting home
.. blocks from depot; improv- ments; S. 600 !:
estate sacrifices; cheap farms. estates
Alexander. E. 42d, 10 to 4 vanderbilt
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Real Estate for Exchange

ExCI1ANCE-PROM CORNER ON
wide street. vicinity Hanover Square; s.
story building, 2ox55; nlD1tgage $4,000
ash equity $50, submit offer Of ex-
change. PAUL. i73 West 7.th 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

ALABAMA ALFALFA LAND
The real Argentine o. America" Fer
tile, rolling, beautiful, CHEAP Full infor-
nation Write M'CLJRE'S GOOD LAND
AGENCY, Denopolis. Ala
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Farms For Sale

CHRISTMAS MORNING HAND YOUR WIFI,
father or son deed Of farm, located
in u village let them make money by rails
Ing fruit. vegetables and poultry and shil
direct to the consumer; l acre, 1-room resi-
dence. barn and poultry house; only $500
Also 25 acres. 5-rooln residence. barns. sheds
poultry house fruit, $1,000. COME OUT OF
address AZ once. LLOYD NJ. FALI.EN-
BECK. GREENDALE -ON-TIE-HUDSON
X. y.
WORTHY FARMS EVFRYWHERE.
Batson Farm Agency. 489 5lh Ave-. \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
New Jersey

GLEN RIDGE, y. J.-s14 500; owner leav.
ms Town Offers modern residence. 9
rooms. baths; steam, eiectric; 1 rninut %
Lackawanna and Erie stations.
II. S. CONNOLLY q CO..
OPP Lackawanna sta. Montclair, n J.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
White Plains
Connecticut

FOR sALE-Brick factory building located
at East Haddam, Conn. Q floors. i20 feet
by 40 feet. with wing 40 feet by % fee,
SLOW burning mill constructions substantially
punt: well adapted for any kind Of manu-.
featuring has 20 horsepower crude oil en-
CINE installed, in good running order anC
main road, and conveniently situated nssr
Connecticut River. with daily steamship ser
wee 10 New York and Hartford; also rail
dress The Fish Net and Twine Company
Slo-sl2 Bergen Az, Jersey City. \. }
BIG WOODS a broole. place for lake. high
meadow, Sound views. seclusion. access
putty, forty acres. al Westport: only $500
t9r guick sale. John Crawford. East
42d street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Queens
FOREST HILLS GARDENS.
W est hester

UNIQUE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
At oAkWOOD HEIGHTS,
Mount Esrnon Ariistic design, ur-
'lslal landscape setting. fine wood
lsHr v1ews; jGs; completed nine
at'73r-ire rooms. three baths and
showers. four toilets three porches.
ston- terrace. fTcprcof garage, latest
system vaDor heating. within two
minutes walk os two railroad sta
tons y. y. y Il. < II 4. r. and
Boston & Westchester), half an hour
from New J OK City. This fine, at
tractive home would make d season
atie gift 70 your wife.
Price on application.
MOUNT VERNON HOLDING CO,
103 Park Av.
81 Prospect A., Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Apartments Wanted

WAIT III. rooms. bath and kitchen !;
Efoadrsy snbway. 7zd g 2o6th sl., rent,
t19. Ptens HssHu 1870.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

FOUR STORY AMERICAN BASEMENT PRI-
vate House, sSth s.. between Columbus and
Amsterdam Aves. Price $4,000: Biggest
Barg ain on West Side. owner, rs Front St.
1856 Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
REAL EsTArE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

BARGAINS-50ec on Small Invest u1ent
= Near Broadway Subway station D-sira-
pie business corner apartment house. 6
tores and rooms. Rents $50, 900. Ex-
osnses s2s.1Qo. Sacrifice for $3.50. 900.
Also other oargains-send for list.
II. I. WOOD, 22O BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

PARK ANE.-Hsrdsornely furniYhed apart
mont. six rooms: all southern exposure
living room II BY 2s: long lease, very lea
sOrIa bic. TeIcri:nnc LcnOX lN2f.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Buy Nova Gift to Remember
SaYe u 100 On a Inf 1T PhiIins4 Mannr

)ne OF the most bvautifu. colonies on the
Hudson k.-er. % minutes from city, on
main iire New York Central.
The trustees oi This property have per
nstted 20 offer. until January. 1921
slots a tHO-thircs their present value, II
old a. once The present market of build
ng na'erial a declining and as the ma
erial goss down property in ,nis vicinity
Fill increase from - To 50 per cent
This property is fully i'm proved. with
sas. electricity. sewers sidewalks. and Is
sstricted. There IS bathing boating, ten
Ais, country club, ana many other desir-
.ble features and il directly - station.
2 trains daily. each way
For particulars and plans
Ed. y. NORRIS
40 stn Avenue. Vanderbilt 1850
For Sun1ay appointment
Telephone TarrytOwn 256
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Alabama

ENGLEWOOD and Vicinity Real estate
Ii WEATHERBY & CO. Englcwood. n J
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 5e4-Beautiful fur
nished apartments: aeven rooms, &1o(
Eleventh noDr.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

UNUSUAL OrrOHTUNiTY PARTY GOlN'
South. wishes 70 sublet attractivcly fur
rissed aitting room Win oaby grand plano
bedroom aud bath. for rent Of bare apart
rneHt, xi25. Hotel Service, ovcrlooks harDor
Firrt stop In Brooklyn, near subway. "A
dress -. 1s5 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

stApIsoN ~. 12ao. II arm se,~-niom
ALi, MDDEnS IMPROVEMENTS NLE'
NAJpt SEFVtfE 53it MURRAY JJLf.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

MO n tel AIR. N. j.
Houses for saie~,s7 600 to s75.oos
Houses ,or rent--furnished and unfurnished
SIMPSON MERRITT co
Montclar. X. J.--Phone 4o4o-4c41
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
APARTMENTS ro LEr-UNrUnNIsmEn
ManhAf

FIVE Sun ~lfg hted rooms, overlooking river.
All in pr0YcuentE. must BE- sr'u t. be
appFecisied. rent $500. ~ Eeekman
Fla>e Fsst 5oth ~.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

GRAMERCY PARK-Two rooms. bath and
k!tchenette; fully equipped and furnished
for two bacheiors or couple; furniture
equipment and lease must DO gold; $4,000.
{. 1877. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

4sTH, 81 W.~-Aftractivcly furnished Nv
ing room bedroom. bath and Kitchen
cite apartment, seen BY appointment
Phone Bryant +152
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
At RI-E NEM YORK

AT RYE. NEW YORK
Attractive aN-year nome near Tie water ;
: fof M. all corve.i.e1css: garage. Asking
floht0 inspect and make offer O.her prop
rte 3 600 up. Mas f. " DRUMMOND,
. Purchase - Tc,. sll RYE.
:EW ROCHELLE HOME. $4,000
laIga!n, - rooms. 2 baths. gaA eec-
-ici' fre7lsces sleeping porch: pot 50x
- DrON<OE REAL. ESTATE AGENCY,
~ tLgueDCt 50 Phone 594 %ew Rochelle
EEW ROCHELLE
Loca-sd in very fne section Coiouia, stucco
soohe q rooms, oathr, ali improvements.
5Ara<e. {-z.~es. Bargain. JFX, Box 49,.
rEiD.re.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

5lBTaig W.~i.uxurlous. newly furnshcd q
rom apartment; kitchcuetfc bath choice
in~atiuu.l IoPI%. circje O,G5.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
APARTMENTS TO IEr-ruKNrsnrD
Manhattan

FIFTH AVE. 210--Two roornp. bath, beau
tifully furIjahed large, light, airy; seen
between i'll daily. appointment. Madi-
aon SQuare 466f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
W. J. woLLMAN & cos
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

By Pr.vrate wire 10 \. l.. Mas;cn & 60.
New YORK. Nov. En- tn" third
hour and again In the last the market
was heavily sold. stop orders being
uncovered IN many issues.
There were no new Developments
developments bearing directly upon the
general situation that would thrpw light
on the impulse that started the new
wave OF selling.
The action OF the market. however,
gave proof that tho liquidation Of she
industrials has yet some distance to so
before IL Will Do checked. even though
many of The ISSUES already have reached
levels that fairly discount the readjust-
mcnt process.
The shipping shares and others which
depend more or less upon the foreign
trade conditions were especially weak.
Reading dropped 10 30 with TN" liQut-
dat!on Of speculative holdings taken on
when southern Pacific started its up
ward move last month
W. J. Wollman & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
n, Y,STOCkS

New York, Nov. 12.-Quoted values
In the stock market continued to crum-
Bile today. selling for both accounts IN
which voluntary liquidation propanly
predominated, carrying the list TO iow-
In several noteworthy instances to-
DAYS prices were the lowest for much
longer period. United states Stec! o.
clined to S2i$. al extreme less or a
points and the minimum since 1917;
MANY nopular shares were % to 40
point under maximums OF Few months
ago. -.
the session marked the extensive ottHr-
!ngs OF shtppingS. equipment motors,
oils and various specLaltles whose rise
and fall are involved IN tho movements
of the more distinctive issue =
Aside from the money market. IN
ease was not fulfilled. there were no new
deyelopments or happenings {" occount
Cor the further collapse ~ the STOCK
market.
nature dealing with general Industrial
and commercial conditions. These as
sumed a degree of plaus;bil!tr from the
further reduction OF output in the ~
tile and allied trades. tho failure or a
local silk commission house ana tns
III n,issal Of some 1900 men by tho
Pennsylvania railroad at Altoona. Ia.
Selling OF stocks was at It's tiood III
the final hour. the reaction then tnGnit-
ing dividend paying rails. especially
Pac,Rs and ccalars. Reading making u
net decline Of 6S points; Other nel
losses Of to point included Betnle-
hem, Baldwin. Atlantic Gulf. American
International. Marine preferred: North
or Pacific. Southern Pacihc and Canac :
ian Pacific Mexican Petroleum ana
General Electric over-topped thc nst.
losing -; and points. respectively
Sales amounted TO t.250.G0N shares.
, Bonds wer" not specially EffeGtcd
BY the break IN stock although AZ In.
eascd. Total sales (por valued $ll5''
$4,000.
changed on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
RRADSTREET'S REVIEW

New York. Nov. 12-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
Price establishments are going for
ward with. II anything, rather more
crlc,ity. and these, where accompanied
by cool. bracing weather, have induced
q larger distribution of seasonable
goods. notably wearing apparel. The
evidences Of Improvement are not very
Broad "r very deep. and Immediate
needs seem to govern most buying. the
result hanS that the usual summary
in Hr4dStrects trade 1T Il glance column
does not show much change Of strik-
Ing character. Briefly summarized
wholesal" and johbing trade Is slow. t"
fair. retail far to SLOW, and lnanufic-
turcr and industry show further slow
ing with either an increase OF unem-
PIGMENT or AN extension of short time
in gning operations. The selling cam
r:,iSrs inaLuGuratrd by large wholesal-
ct some weeks ago. and which this
week. az, featured at an increasing
number of markets. have met with Il
mUdrrat" degree Of success. Weekly
bank clrIrings sS,iiS,5O0.00O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
HAMMOCK
Club Meeting.

The members OF tho Practical Farm
crS club. also several guests were en-
t"rtaincd at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henderson Taylor. in I.afferty. on Sat
their families, which live in this vlci-
nifty, who are members. having attended.
The morning was spent In social CONVEX
sation, after the serving OF bountifu!
dinner, the literary program was carried
out.
Excitement Among MtnerY.
4 great deal of excitement was caused
among the miners at the Cr1bapple NINE
north OF here" the first of the week. when
q Swindler got away with $l.2o0 from
one foreigner and acOO from another
Attend Sale.
Among those from here attending the
Harrison county Shorthorn Breeders As
sdriation sale Of fine cattle nj Cadiz on
saturday, were Mcssrs. William Lodge,
John GnS%ctt and sons, Paul. Earl and
Herbert GoSsctt.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Cortland and
brother. Milton Cortland, of Niroqua.
Wisconsin. Mrs. Anna Cofflnnd. or cadiz.
who came to attend the wedding o. the
formers daughter, Miss Mary Cortland
and Mr.. viii wadd"ll. OF Lamira: on
October 9Sth at tho home Of the brides
sister. Mrs. W. l.. Hoge. ut fnok,
Wheeling. have each returned 10 tnrlr
respective homes after spending a short
t.m'' with their niece ana HfptltM' u
and Mrs W. L. Armstrong and friends.
at Belmont and Cadiz, following the
wedding.
Barn and Stable 1urnsd.
Quit. n little excitement was eHer-
cIsed among the residents In town on
nSday evening. when large lire was
seen cast of town. It was later FOUND
to be the barn and stable of Aaron Nolen
who lives on the National road. short
distance from st. Clairsv!lle. together
with the larger parat OF tho contents Of
each. which Is heavy loss. Several
from here having gone 10 the fire.
Missionary Nsettng.
Tho Ladies' Missionary society OF the
United Presbyterian church OF Union
town. were delightfully."- entertained by
Mrs. Mamie Lyle. at her home In town.
on Thursday. The morning was spent
in quilting and following the serving Of
the dinner by tho hostess the devotional
hour was hold and the program carried
out.
Install Plant.
c. s. Braunl!ch. OF Wheeling. repre-
sentative for the Dclco Lighting Syc-
TENS. RECENTLY sold plant to Messrs. T.
T. Boyd and Arthur Harris local resi-
dents. which they are having installed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
SUGAR

New York. Nov. 12.-There was re-
nowrd wrakpcss In the local raw sugar
market today. and new low records
were established for tho sea- son: Prices
were = cent lower. closing at y cents
for CubdS cost and freight, equal TO
Col for centrifugal. There were sales
of 5000 bags of Porto Ricos prompt
shipment and 1900 bags OF Santo Do
mhiSos 10 local refincrs at equal TO
G77 fur centrifugal, and at the close
5000 additional Porto Ricos sold at 65l
FOR centrifugal with more offerings at
this level. g.,
No further changes were reported
in refined sugar. although with the
raw sugar market again lower. some ad-
justmcnt is looked for. Prices were list
rd at 1000 TO 1880 for fine graduated.
with only small inquiry noted. as
buyers were inclined y hold off.
The continued weakness in raws
caused another break in sugar futures
and all positions sold ut new 10y rec.
ord prices for the season. Trade anu
Cuban interests were again on the sell
ing side and closing prices were rs TO IS
points mel lower. Trading was quite &C
tive, but most Of the business was In
the form OF switching.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
1A1nook 2rtAfA.

in zach of their homes, together with
the fixtures, the wiring having DeSn
done when the houses were built
8aanoek Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kadonick, who
were married recently, have returned y
Bannock from Yukon. Pa. to the home
of his brothers wife. Mrs. John kaGp
nick. to reside until the house 1t Ia.
mine Is finished.
Mis- Bell Daniels. OF st. C1airsvillS
Rural Route, was a guest at the homs
Of her uncle, F. u. Daniel and family
for few days.
Mrs. A. M. Crozier. who has been cor
fined to the Ohio Valley General hospi. >
tai in Wheeling. suffering from an al.
tack OF typhoid fever. was able to ~
brolght to her home in CniontoWn, M
latter part Of the week
Howard Humphrey. who vas also H.
the same institution FOR treatment. waa
able 70 return to his parents In Union
town.
Mrs. Martha Taylor IS spending this.
week with her daughter. Mrs. c. J. Lee
and family, east Of town.
Word was received here on Wednese-
day, telling of the death Of Mr.. Joseph
Iddlngs, an aged and widely known citi-
zen Of the county, who died a his homo
short distance from East Richlando
on the National road. ..#
Mrs. Daniel Davis. Of Martins Ferry,
Is visiting with her sister. Mrs R. I
Mr.. P. Lee and family spent one day
tho first Of the week with his notAR
Mrs. Sarah Lee, in Uniontown.
Miss May Moreland has accepted ths
position as clerk in the r. 8. McMillen
store.
Herbert Lodge was business visitoA
in Flushing on ThvIn6AHa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
BUTTER, EGGS. CHEESE.


New York. Nov I-.--Tlutt"r finn,
creamery higher than extras 81 n 81;
extra o. score gu: Il Is; firstS S. to 81
sr"rr. 4Su D.. Packing stock. current
make. No. !. 80.
rirsts sass: do first ia ST; STATE.
Pennsylvania and nearby western hen
merry white. FIRST la extra So" l"i: do.
brown extra g0u33; do. gathered
brown and mixed cOlors first to extra
1ITS$
Cheese firm: state, whole milk. held.
specials "IIs 02Sla; do. average run
"iGf2G state. whole milk. flats. current
make. specials "a %; do. averlg" run
22Is 423E: state, whole milk. twins.
held. specials 81 x q IS; do. average run
24a26.
Poultry. 1--we. firm: chickens by freight
-; by express 26qt2S: fowls 3O~ 3A:
fowls 26fp4O Turkeys 45g55.
Flour unchanged,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Nov. l2.--.Nll grain mashed
down In value today to the lowest rec
ord sine" 1915. Financial anu ihduS
trial crrlaintirS were largely RESPONSE
hIo. Thu wheat market CLOSED nc'N"rf.
81. To &c net lower. with n"ccmbcr l,IG
to l.T7i.. and March 1875 t. l.GH
Corn lost L. To 4. and oats ~ TO 'ar.
In provision the outcome varied from
he LI,.Cllnn u lJc advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, Nov. 12-United States Bu-
retu of Markets)-Cattle.. receipts c.
steers very scarce and unevenly higher,
some corn fed showing rs 10 80 cents
gain; no choice here: top 1928; steers
below 1900 In the majority and generally
steady; Gamers. cutters and common
butcher cows, strong to higher; other
she stock steady: bulls weak to lower;
calves steady TO strong.
Hogs, receipts 10000: opened Is to Csc
lower than Yesterdays average; later
mostly 10 10 Is cents lower. closing
1890: pigs steady to strong, bulk. de-
sir7,ble 100 70 $50 pound pigs l2.5O@
1875.
Sheep. receipts 10000; fat lambs strong
ia IS Cents higher: top f,d westerns
126I: top native 1850: bulk native
5000 $50: feeders steady. .---..---...-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. Nov. l".--l'rime mcrcan-
tile G,aper :. ENcilanE" steady: sterling
IN day hills S3c: sterling On day bills on
banks SCI: commercial 80 'ay bills
Francs ,..n,;,nd so: c,h',t ISL; Belgian
francs. demand as: rnAlrS "a. Marks
u.nlund l!6: cables IL. Greece demand
sos: New York cXr;syaS- on Montreal
II per cent discount.
Government bonds irregular: railroads.
heavy. Time loans firm; 90 days, 20
days and six months -, per cent.
Cali money steady: high .: low q; rul-
ing rate .; closing bid \: offered At >;
last loan .; hank acreplanScS e..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. Nov. Ic-Wheat 32.05; Deem
Der Sol.
1920 and November $H40: December,
SEQ: January ;l2.70: March $3.50.
Als!ke. prime cash 1919. S16.25; 1920,
December and March. $3.50.
Timothy. prime cash. 1918. ;3.35; 1919
i%.iI; November and December $3.50;
March s365
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
DRY GOODS.

Now York. Nov. 12--BleachnL mass
Inns. wide sheethss. sheets and pillow
cases were placed ON memorandum or
derS by some leading houses IN tho
drysoods market today. Gray goods werr
qu!e. with print cloths lower. Yarns
eased off again. Burlaps were lower.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh, Ia. Nov. 12-Hogs. re-
ccipts 5000; market lower; heavies.
heavy workers. and light workers. 1880
10 1875: pigs 1850. Sheep and lambs,
receipts t,n00: steady: top sheep IS; top
lambs SIS: higher. Calves. receipts 200;
market stendN: top 1890.
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LmHRrY BONDS

New York, Nov. 12-Lioerty bonds
closed: 3bs s9a.72: first IS $3.50 bid;
second ~ 1858; frst AIS $3.50: SEQ
3nd Ans $3.50: third AS iss.1S:
fourth AS $500: Victory 3Es $500:
Victory AZ $500.
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C,sh mutations: Whrat-No. l hard,
1851. n i.STi.: No. northern. 1857.
Coru--No. . mixed. N6U 81; No. yellow.
SGpSSi.. Oats-No. white, alag
Sei.. NJ. 3 white. jO".. Pork nominal
Lard. 1902 RIBS. lS.5UM lO.1V.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. y. 20
Furnished The ln;ellisrnCHr by a. r.,
MaS;cn 4: Co. members Pittsburgh stock
Exchange" 80. md floor National Bank
pf " W I.'dR.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Wheeling. ". va. Nov. y. 20.
Furnished -he 1n;ell.sencer by A.
M1Stsn q Co. Members BHs'on SsoSs
Exchange, second floor National BanR
Of W Va, R'd<
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New York Cotton Market

Wheeling. W. Va, Nov. IL, 20.
Furnished The Intelligence 10y A Il,
MasIeu x Co., members New York Cot.
ton Exchange. second uoor National
Bank ~ W. Va. RldE.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va, Nov. l.. 20.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, compiled for tho Intelligent.