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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-28

ID. X. asks: Should all the heat
possible be applied to the air enter
ing the carburetor? Is. 1t possible to
have this air too hot? I notice that
none of the cars that heat the intake
air from the exhaust seem to use all
the heat available.
Answer: From the standpoint of
complete vaporization of present day
fuel, at least, we doubt If it is prac-
tically possible to overhead the car
buretor air during cold weather, IN
less possibly the engine in question
has means for fully heating the
charge after it leaves the carburetor.
From the standpoint of maximum
power production it is at least the
oretica1ly possible to introduce the
charge into the cylinder at too high
a temperature and pre-expanded to
such an extent as to reduce the
weight of oxygen taken into the
cylinders at each charge, with cor
responding reduction Of output. Fur
thermore, the charge may concelv-
ably enter the cylinders so hot as TO
be prematursly exploded during
compression with knocking and loss
of power. These Ill effects may be
noticed in engines with overheated
Intakes, but we think that you can
go as far as you like in heating the
entering air. with beneficial rather
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NOTICE. FOB BIDS.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the State Road Department of Florida
at its office in Tallahassee, Florida. till
twelve o'clock noon, Wednesday, March
18th, 1921, for the clearing and grabbing,
grading and drainage structures of one
mile of the State Aid Road between
Pensacola and F'lomaton.
Plans and specifications are on file at
the office of the State Road Department,
Tallahassee, Florida, or at the office of
the County Engineer Of Escambia Coun-
ty at Pensacola, Florida, for examina-
ton or may be obtained on application
to the State Road Department.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
A certified check in the sum of Five
Hundred Dollars $500 00) made payable
to II. B. Philips, Chairman Of the State
Road Department, must accompany each
bid as an evidence of good faith ana the
acceptance and entering into contract
by the party to whom the worl, may
be awarded.
Any bidder who shall after fifteen
days notice being given of the accept
ance of his or their proposal, fail to ex-
ecute the contract and furnish the re-
CURED bond, shall forfeit his or their
claim to the work and his or their GER
titled check shall be retained and used
by the State of Florida as lquidated
damages.
STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT.
H. B. PHILIPS, Chairman.
CHAS. A. BROWNE,
State Highway Commissioner.
February IS, 1921.
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Copyright. 1920. oy Tne International Syndicate
Evils Of Frozen Oil
on That WOW Flose. Won,t Lnert

OIL That Won't F1oo, LGbricate
- HE GRADE OF ENGINE OIL during
cay In
- very long in the should be
fluid
W at the prevailing much of the
during thcken
cup grease and when such an oil is used the results
on rs extremely hard work when performed by
cant sometimes impossible hard
ana intensity OF ignition
conditions to
upon protracted
OIL drastic IN the extreme Moreover planetary
the oil used
the
spite all
hnay started
and perhaps risky conditions for engine
Its pons of oil
connectngod action But soldhed oil viii
until the general OF the
the oil fuid
scored If the engine has not been ded gently.
CAN cARBUREToR AIR Objectionable results. unless
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REPORT FAVORABLE
ON BONUS MEASURE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2G.-Senate
forces lined uu for a spirited clash
over soldiers bonus legislation when
the senate finance co nmittee reported
today the house bill favorably after
striking out the provision for special
taxes TO pay the cost, a subject left
for action by the next congress.
Republican leaders announced their
intention to call up the bill early next
week, with it's passage admittedly In
doubt, while a bipartisan attack was
made on the procedure with the bin
by democrats and a few republicans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-28

WANTED DOCTOR-A-1 proposition to
offer Doctor NJ. D. Address P. o.
Box AL Greenville, Fla. 404
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-28

FOR SALE-Bungalow three rooms two
lots. large porch, strawberry, fruit.
flowers chicken house and yard out
houses fenced. Only 100000. Apply to
Box H. Santa Rosa, Fla. 400
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FOR SALE at a Bargain--iO bred Sows,
800 to 400 pounds. $500 each; gifts
$1,000; 4 Bears l year old, $4,000; so Pigs
months old. $1,000 each, two for $500.
All registered Berkshires. Peerless Stock
Farm, Chipley Fla. cod
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ENGINE WASTES OIL
C. ID. j. writes: After having
run my car 10000 miles. I found
that I was using one gallon of oil
to each 500 miles and getting lots
of carbon, so I ordered new piston
rings put In ell around. have
suspicion that this was not actually
done. for after $500 more miles OF
running, / am only getting 500 miles
TO the gallon. Would you recon-
mend new rings or what? Would IL
do to put a valve in the pump
delivery pipe, so that the now could
be regulated exactly?
Answer: If all this loss of oil is
up past the pistons, we would sug
gest that you use a special oil-proof
or scraper ring in the bottom groove
on each piston. Are you sure that
you do not need oversize pistons and
how are the cylinders as to round
ness of bore? Are you sure that
you are not using a thinner bodied
oil than necessary or one OF quail
ity that will not stand heat prop
erly? We should not advise you &c
install the valve that you suggest,
as there is probably nothing wrong
in the amount of oil circulated. Your
trouble is doubtless in the piston
and ring fit or in the quality OF the
oil used.
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FOR SALE-GARDNER FIVE PAS
sENGER PRACTICALLY NEW, Ex-
IRA EQUIPMENT, AT A SACRIFICE.
SON BUICK CO., PHONE $50. 4oS
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PERSONAL
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE.

NOIICE.
ANSWERS TO WANT ADS FOR THE,
FOLLOWING ARE AWAITING YOU
AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE:
II 81; w. IS; Purchaser, 4;5ox Xxx, 10;
House, 5; and several for the following:
M. M; Gun; IL; Hill; 1900; NJ. D.; DC;
n. n. B.; So; 81; w. C. A.; Dentist;
XIX; Wood Products.
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MAKE Kewpie Dolls in your own home.
Full instructions and list of buyers for
$1.00, II, E. Chandler, 416 East Macon
St, Savannah, Ga. 439
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NOTICE

In re Estate of Arthur Spare, deceased
Notice is hereby given to creditors
Iegatees, distributes. and all persons
having claims or demands against said
estate to present the same within two
years from date. J. II. DAFFTN,
Executor.
October 80, 1920.
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EXPERT Auto Repairing Recpened for
business. Electrical work a speciality.
East Hill Garage, Phone 2056. SIS
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1RANSFER-Storage

RoRAs TRANSFER CO.
PHONE ff45. OFFICE AND WARH
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR RuSI.
NESS SOLICITED.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All

Count the words in your adver-
tisement and multiply by the mum
Der OF times you desire II printed.
remit accordingly.
In counting words include ITO
Let" For Sale" Wanted etc. as
well as addresses.
RATES
No advertisement taken for less
than rs cents.
BLACK FACE GAPS, LIKE THIS,
TWO CENTS PER WORD.
Photographed matter, line dashes,
white space. classified display: &c per
line, SIC per inch az lines rake an
inch)
Any person whose name appears in
the telephone directory may have
classified ads charged
Cancel orders should be klven in
writing, never over the phone,
Advertisers should give their home
or postoffice address as well as their
phone numbers. because many read
ers have NJ telephones.
II the advertiser so desires, replies
can be sent In care Of The journal.
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BABY CHICKS--14 cents each. Safe
delivery guaranteed in u Several
kinds. Information free. National Chick
Co, 722 New York Life Bldg. Kansas
city Mo. 56S
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money or Real Estate in the
city on short notice. Please state in
application II you have an Abstract az
Title to the property.
Call and see Us
THE WATSON AGENCY. Inc.
South PAlafox St
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Friday night. black fur scarf
Finder notify 1920 and receive reward
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AN CARBURETOR AIR BE
OVERHEATED?
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnshed apartment. 519
n. GuiHemarde. Phone 1906,
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WANTED

WANTED-To rent six or seven room
modern house, in good location, East
Hill preferred. Permanent tenant. Jno.
F, Gaylor, San Carlos Hotel. Telephone
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Sacrifice. 100000. Twenty
acres, four room house, barn, wagon,
quire VIM. A. Hadler, 40s w. Romano
81. 422
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HELP MALE

$50. 90 WEEKLY up; Men; home work:
experience unnecessary; everything
furnished Send self addressed, stamped
envelope for free particulars. Bon-Bon
Candymakers Co, Broad St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. 430
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FOR SAI1E-Haf or whole interest I'm
railroad news business. Owing TO other
business interests, want young man with
few hundred dollars who can run same
Mt once. Phone 1864. Gulf News Co,
City.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Evans power cycle in ex-
ceilent condition. Apply Coo-Nims
Co, 80 L. Garden-st.
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FOR sALE--l4 foot juniper boat with
Ferro tail-end engine. Like new. Bar
gain. l.. A. Enos, 1710 r.. Gadsden-
st. AZ
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FOR SALE-vIctrola, so records. Vic.
trola valued s13750, records valued
$4,000 win sell for $4,000. w. X, care
Journal. 512l
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FOR RENT-3 room modern unfurnish-
ed downstairs apartment. SOC North
Hayne.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-28

FOR SOLE-Furnishings for five room
house. Apply Monday, 9 to g.. 412 Z.
Jackson ST. AL
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ENGINE WASTES OIL

than Objectionable results, unless the
manifold is kept very hot.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-28

NOR SALE-A SMALL HOME. NEW
RAT PROCEED STORE HOUSE IN
YARD. WILL SELL CHEAP FOR
CASH OR ON EASY TERMS. APPLY
3t9 e. STRONG ST. 44s
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FOR RENT-Four rooms and bath fur
nished. Lower floor, North Hill car
line: very desirable location. North
Hill. care Journal 2JS
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WANTED-To rent, lease or buy one or
more acres near city, improved or I'M
improved Give location, price and
terns first letter. p. o. Box 1851, PEN
sacola, Fla. SIT
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FOR RENT-Room adjoining bath PA
w. Gregory.
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| FOR SALE-Ford engine in Hupmobile
chassis $115.0O; Regal Roadster 500. 90
Chevrolet Roadster, 100; Dodge five
passenger. $4,000; Maxwell and Chevro-
let used parts. 111-l13 North PalafoX St
402
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02
HAzLETT'S REVIEW
OF STOCK MARKET

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-, S,,,,.d.,,' saia. ,rho rr',-t,,, ,vonr oro
,.,5cd n,,rr... Of AWAY .,r, II hccon
with a fine disnlav Of strength which
Wv, UNIV 10 . hricr ncriod oC i,,,rtio,,
,nI,uoI born dnunrurd rear,ion
a. .han ;, .I,..d S,,urd,,. with .
;s,h,a 49,. nr ,,ro,,.,,h r. ,o,.,
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80 ",, =,
W" w'Sh :" l." eau, ;'"> ~ ah|'h'"E
~ N"@ q" avn VI ''' H.''' ""'
'ISnt now i"r VIZ wou'o haN" ",'.Hr
from rS interpreter 10 H"hn 'h"' w.
S'"'I business - Hoo"' l. "''''.
dnIt" th' oP5"|!t'" tu' "l''' :" -"
"rH% o. lEr situation ~ not Writ "'S
n"s:; IS now but WHIST II hH'F =" H.
'wo months from nov We nav ""-'rN
"d The trend OF events WIN uhN'i"'
car" and W" ar" h"priui NJ" tHh' VINO
The present offers iiil'" H." ana '":"-
fort the immediat" tC;uF" may nave
something moro faT"ra hi'. W. bA|" MS
hop"--it Is rot r"d'ci."h'~-UPoh '"'
rant steel trade reports ana current pro
Gu"ti"n figures. NJ present low p'h'H
mere - som" hu% ing o. S,. ~
aNorS o. me Wnee''H@ "'''' N"'Po''
''oa Sho"'d '"RNt "p""'" '' '' -
week. lnciGdca III nc" oFucrH' "e iva T.
- som" export p"S'"e>'
There are a:So Indications or S"iaTH
and wage readju"tn"nts which may "u'
tho cost OF production 80 figures more
,pmpa;ib!" WIKI c"rr"rr; prices.
Siz.ng up ;hr situation As 4 Wh"'" "E"
View is simply this; "" c" not look '"'
Il '"nS p'Fi"u o. nNP' ''"' N','
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Nav York. Apr. G0.--Rutt"r. unset
tied: creamery higher than extras 500
SCI: creamery extras co. %corc) 3aH ;
creamery rir,tS (sS to ~ Scur") %%N35
packing stock, current make Number :.
is
Eggs, irregular; fresh gathered cX-
ira firstS 27H Q2S1:: do. firsts 250%7;
state Pennsylvania and nearby western
hennery whites, first to extras 29H 35;
do. browns, extras. 3lGSc; do. gathered
browns and mixed coiors. firsts 10 ex-
tras 2S331: storage packed extra firsts
29D2oA: do firSts 2TH @28E.
Cheese weak: state. whole milk. flats
held specials. "7a29; do. average run
c3n25: state. whole milk flats fresh
specials 49,. 6l9ta do. average run is.
Live poultry. finn: Brothers 0QS0:
fowls. So: ROSTERS Is. Dressed poultry
quiet and unchanged.
Flour unchanged. s.S,L.s.k Sti.ss
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IRON REVIEW

New York. May l.~-Strel was mo-"
active ,lEr;r.; the week. especially ir'.h
autlruo BIZ. concerns AMI Tor bI!'1!hS
and construction operations.
TIL. percentage OF Out-iErn has N
creased moderately and tn" unHcrion"
Is steady at the recently adopted haS'S
Demand. nevertheless, is still S1"radl :
because of the uncertainty growing out
Of economic conditions and tho quCS-
ton OF wage and freight rcadjustmCn'S.
Tho dcmanl for pi,; IRON continues
SLOW. although the volume OF buSiat *
is slightly better and prices are StcAuy.
In copper, Sumc furth"" buying ~
been reported for JaraE which IS SAID
TO ne curtaiIinG HON" production All
plaCing orders 10" shipment from tn
Pacific coa.t /. 4 few orders hove h' 'n
placed also for shipment {" Germany
and France Deliveries I" the drm""uH
rade are now runn!TS ~ TN" rat" i
sixty 10 seventy million Doand> l"r
month arco, ing 70 local estimates.
Generally speaking III" market w.
he'll steady apuI-i l2.Tj 10 1890 Tor
nearby May and jan.
Lead is in firm statistical position
and held about quarter cent per pound
abovc week ago. Improvement in
IoEGon has also been Il IA Tor.
Tin has advanced CIT on TIE
strength in London. but al tive advance
buyers withdrew.
Zinc was steady with Il fair tnquirN.
Consuming conditions show G.aduai
Improvement and the statistical post
ton is stronger. Production continues
low and a po&sibl" :arlfr adEanr, Is
causing y hoprfJ' f"riirE. Antimohy
wa. quiet cxCcp! for II slightly InNrcaS-
cd interest in futures.
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n, !. STOCKS

New York, MAY pSpicuou~ E7A-
lures of an unusually broad and act''.
week in the securities market cGulpr'$-
ID the quarterly report Of the nlt"l
ktatcs Steel corporation. reduction =
he Pennsylvania railroad iEldcn"'
Torthern Pacihc-Grcat Northern und':-
;ritinS and the lower discount rat" az
No Bank OF England.
Making due allowance FOR r"coGn.H''i
pdustrial conditions. the United Sta,' >
ftccl earning proved diNappo nt'u;.
bn the other hand. the ,uur:c Of l'cn"-
ylvania stock for some weeks Sr"m'd
10 forSa1owel cut. hut the cit"'; IN
|entigaGnt was none the less adverse.
- success Of tnr I'hicag". iHIr.sLE-
& Quincy refunding plan WAS E,n'
rally accepted a$ = fore&onH c"n"'H-
lion because Of tho attvaCtiv" terms
Ehich accompanied the offering and
so because the project a$ 4 WAf,"
\Yolved only Il nominal cash transit
Efforts to convert IN" reduced hr =
bank rate into Il bnli argument w'r"
andoned when it became known tra'
once before IN Il period ., som"
y odd years had ~uch Il n":rir;I
SSom the maximum quotation been
money market e\."r;"n"c /
w, call loans rising :"
nticipa ton of h"a"y My
Borrowers received ds.
ever. that time funds ca
beyond the mid-ycar. ma
ablc At conc "Ssi"nS from
and French exchange
favorable quotations II
II was evident that ~
LkerS regarded ne 'Gt"rt
ent proposals a. n TIC
baSiS for fU7;nc- neEot.1-
kteady inflow ~ god 20
engaged tn" attention If
kists TO the eAciusion of almc st
o6(her topics.
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MERCANTILE PAPER.

lew York. Apr. SO.--I'e.Tr Mercab
tile pnper Tm7i exchange :rrcIuI.lr.
stcr!inc 6u-day bills and commercial 60
day hills 4rn hanks. G.slaA; romnerc.a az
60-day bis. 3.N u; demand. 5.9' y
cables. $685.. francs demand. '.Ia:
cables. rs. Belgian francs. demand,
7.7": cables "a. guldcrs. DEMAND,
35.On; cables. 1854; lire demand. t.I9:
cables. 4.SI: marks demand. LII: cables
l.52; Greece. demand, 600. Argentine
demand. 3I75: Brazilian demand. 1882:
Montreal. t01l-l6 percent discount.
Government and railroad h"nd*
steady.
Sterling advanced further III the late
Dealings; sixty day bills and cUmmerc'a!
6O-day bills on banks, sc: commercial
6n-day bills 3.912 demand, S.o"': {;
-, bleS 397L
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T. J. Mc,'ann. manager If IA" Wheel
ing Plan, Of the lmrr: cream Com
tcnv. cart 20 ,h.@ r,;y ia" latter i'aTt
OF The year iHiH. :" TAN" 'a;'I &c 81 IN"
Wheeling business wh.c'. had at that
! mo irS' been cpr..rI ~ ia" company
having purchased -" John kl"sS ice
Cream PIant ~ 3Sih stree. and the
Rlak, rropcrly ~ 1914 street.. tn" for
m"r place served IT," good people q!
Wheeling and Njr;nry with "IrnreriaN
the entire year Of ia!o and pending INC
erection Of their new hrm" On lTtn
:; -c-r which - ncW beng formally
"IrU"d.
Prior - coming t. Wheeling UT.
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IMPERIAL ICE CREAM COMPANY FORMALLY
OPENS ITS FINE MODEL PLANT THURSDAY

-. ,,,,nnu, OF nr..r;..in- :r.. ,hr v"r:'
j,,,.., MAI d;,ir, Scientists. have t. Cl-
f.,
,c. ,..,, .., rr,,, ii.c n,stoi,r-
.,,... .L 90 .r,;,n, mix.
'"'"S !; ,.ii.,i !. ,,i,,.d ~ .,l;,.S-llncd
a.. nhrrn !, * I;,..,; Il , low trmpera-
,',ra ,rL ,:,,n II r,..tl,. - H." frrr2rrS.
In Ks ram, vii; ;,.,. hn found tho
49, ,,,,';,,,o,., u h,.rn ry,rv IN
,.i,, ..n :. ,rcu,n can
r. a.nI :, ..r..,, ui,.,nii,v of no,
~ ''N' i r!rc ~, amin.
~ IT,, ,;,,.,,,n or ,b floor
mn cav "s ,'', "a l', hcen
an" t',r 49,, r of Tho
|!'' ','!,> 49, ,,..,n .',.,, ,,,,,.. tn the
49, ''''''''' r',,.i, ,h..c Trcuucn,
t'"''r - Il result -
N".ni'EN' ,, :, ,,-.. .,
mere - tive "' "'N ' ,,,
'"'::' 81 iS' L. 'h'h"'I' ~, : 80, :, 80.
ara an ''c %t"T:'S' room .'"., y go
win >"'"' CORK ana nous 90 t"iS ~ ,.ot
~ - r"S",'' 10 I'm, car 80 ~ ~
Tn"n' "'.'':ie> "' -" "''',.'' rnrs.
~" cream = P'"' '' III wv
cHhnh"i n"A"%'
;>p"r'!! N"''." H.'"H'" ~, ?''rn 49, 80.
icc-rrHShinT mh'hinr "'"'lr!"Ai.E o'iHrn
aud an" 10 crush 80 UnnH "1 ~ P,r
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EAST BUFFALO MARKET.

East Buffola. y. Y. Apr. 5o,-CAttle
receipts. 200, dull.
Calves. receipts. 800; soc higher 500
Gf1I.J0.
Hogs. receipts, $500: pigs, soc higher;
others steady to 25c higher: heavy SIS:
mixed. s.c5695e: workers. light. do.
and pigs $50; roughs, 7.ee&T:5; stays
4.5o3S.50.
Sheep and larnbs. receipts 1900;
she,r active; lambs, slow prices un-
changed.
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will BE- inspected by ice cream dealers
of tn" Wheeling district. and on 'fhurs-
day. following parade. headed py
band of twrnty-ninc pieces. the oo0fs
will be thrown open 10 the public. the
exact course which the parade Will 1oi,
low. while not fully determined. WIN
cover AL the business section, the
Island, Benwn"d. Out-the-likc, then
back to the plant. where every boy and
pirl--ard grown folks too. Will be con-
Quoted through the structure and given
= treat in commcmoration OF the open
, ing of Wheeling's latest industry.
FINANCIAL NOTES AND coNMUNT.
Nrw York. April 30.--knowledge that
;h"t s.%O.OnU.onO Nor: Pactfic-Grea
Northern bond issue had been over-suo-
S"rh-d and that this announcement,
would be formally made today impaired
strength to the stock market YESTERDAY:
With the exception Of Mexican Pet. and
Pan-Amcrican. which were weak because
Of statements that Mexican oil fielos
were fast dcprecis ting. the most active
ISSUES closed on" to two points up:
New York, April 30.--We think TINS
stock market 40 general proposition
VIII move forward.
After the board meeting Of the Steel
Corporation next Tuesday We expect an
announcement will be made to the ell
feet that wages of steel employees VIII
I've reduced from ~ to 80 per cent.
Financial News Bulletin-!hrnertcan
Wooden is reported to be refletcing by
is persistent strength and activity. &C
rrimula ion BY New Engla nd investment
channels whirh have been buying con-
WINGED that the industry has turned the
corner the company has seen the worst
ana a. The dividend is assured the high
WELD makes the common stock de-
sirabie purchase. These stocks are be-
ing recommended by strong wire houses.
New York April 30.-Strong pools
with abundant funds are at work on bull
side Of market. unfavorable items OF
news will be brushed aside by these
operators who have plenty Of credit and
are establishing Il following as far as
their predictions have proved highly
profitablr.-W. J. Wollman & co.
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PrrsBURG LIVE STOCK

pittsbnrch. Apr. 3a--HoEs receipt,
.. oOn: steady; heav!cs S.25 " $40. heavy
and light workers. and pigs S90m9.6o:
Sheen and lambs. receipts $50.
steady: top sheep. SIS; top lambs, 100.
Calves, receipts 225; steady: toy 11."h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02

Nrt'ann was manager or IN" |umocr-
L, nd djvSic: having gone thor" IN
1915 during ;h" erecting ANA hu'! hlhE
f 'h"i plant. witch VA" opened 10 tn=
uubl',. during Tho summer OF l"li.
Mt sIC'anH !" 4 nat!"" nf Michigan,
having been born and raised "ithln
few miles Of the Michigan Agriculture
college. which place he attended for
severn! wears b. fore coming 10 THIS part
Of tho country. BsfGr" going TO cam
h.-lar4 t.. sr,.r. Fifteen l".i:. +. Pitts
h,.:cn viii conc II Ia" largest da'T!
manufacturers. after which time il"
wont "a lpArk>lur- where he first be-
came connected with the Imperial Ice
, 'rcam Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02

Wheeling. ". Va. .tpr.i -, Il.
Furnished The lnteilgencer Ivy A. f
Nasten 6 Co. members OF the New Yora
IStock Exchange National Bank Build
\cE, Wheeling, ". Va. Louis :. Brand.
Ejdeat Partner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02
STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Apr!! 20. 81.
Furnished Tho !Ii"llc"u"er bY A. F.
MuS,en & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. S"cHlG floor National BanA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02
nmHRTY BONDS

New York, Apr. 3O---LthertyI bonds
closed: 3h's, Ss.72; first as s1taO hid;
second RS, S7.1I: first 4k's, s7A4: sec
ond AVS. S7.20; third 4h,S so.44:
fourth AIS. s7.32:. Victory Sys. s7.SS;
Victory AS, 1910.