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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07
TUZ EGY GARAZSBAN
A kar $4,000. - A garazs telje.
sen leegett. 30 auto tOnkre-.
ment

Kedden delben, ismpretlen ok
boil tiiz iit0tt XII a l16 f.. Wood
alatti Rossi fele garazsban, ell
pusztitva az epiiletet a benne al
10 5 kocsival egyiitt. A ketemele-
tes epiileten a tiiz gyorsan terjedt
es mil1or tiizoltok megerkeztek,
mar teljesen langokban allott. A
tulajdonosnak egy Macy halottas
es ment6kocsija es harom idegen
kocsi lett a langok martaldkava.
A tiizoltokat nagyon feltartottak
utjukban a Wick ave. keresztcze-
senel athalad6 vonatok ez okozta
a Macy kart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07
A H6sEG ALDozATA

Az East Youngstownban lak6
43 ewes Kovacs Mihaly szivszel-
hides kovetkezteben meghalt a
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.
gyaraban, ahol mint munkas dol
gozott. Mikor a szeliites erte,
eppen fat hordott. Mem latszott
rata, hogy a hGseg gyotri, csak
hirtelen 0sszeesett. Mid6n mum
kastarsai odaertek hozza, mar ha-
lott volt. Feleseget es ket oyer
meket hagyott hatra.
Kovacs Neutrality-suspicious. sziile-
tett es IA evvel ezel6tt egyenesen
East Youngstownba jott, ahol az
6ta allandoan lakott. Ami6ta
Amerikaban volt, a Sheet and
Tube Co. munkasai ik6ze tarto7
zott. A SIT. Peter es Pal templom
tagja volt es horvat lakossay
j6l ismerte es becsiilte ct. Owe
gye Kovacs Maria es ket over.
meke, Anna es Katalin, Horvat-
orszagban elnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07
K0SZONETNYILVANITAs

Lutheran Sandor es neje Erzse-
bet ugy a maguk mint gyerme-
keik neveben k0sz0netet monda-
max mindazoknak, akik rokon-
szenviiket bebizonyitottak, csa-
ladot a mutt heten ert Macy
gyasz alkalmaval, amikor ugyanis
eltemettek a kis Erzsebetet, akit
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07
B U G s U s z 9

A zemplenmegyei Agcsernya
k0zsegb6l 10 eSztend6vel ezel6tt
Youngstownba keriilt HES Tstvan
haza indul Ga jelenleg Csehszlo-
vakiahoz tartoz6) sziil6falujaba
6s ezuton mond bucsut a young
stowni magyarsagnak, ismer6sei-
mex es j6baratainak, Istennek b6-
seges aldasat ktrve a young
stowni 3 magyar egyhazra, an
max derek lelkeszeire, el6ljar6ira
es minden tagjara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07
SZUZ MARIA EGYLET
PIKNIKET RENDEZ

Vasarnap delutan megtartott
eyiilesen a szokasos nyari mulat-
sag megtartasat hatarozta ell az
east youngstown Sziiz Maria
egylet tagsaga. A pil<niket ma
gyarsag kedvelt piknikez6 helyen
az east Youngstown Zupp far
man fogjak tartani julius 24-en.
Az el6keszitessel egy bizottsagot
biztak meg, amelynek feladata
lesz mindenrol gondoskodni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07

rovid szenvedes utan. ragadott
ell a konyortelen halal banatos
sziileit6l. Kiilonosen koszonetet
mondanak a kovetkez6knek, akik
viragokat kiild0ttek kis feher
kopors6ra. Horvath Ignac, Joe
Vroble, Belenszky Janos, James
Gardner, Simk6 Mihalyne, Lutte
ran Gyorgyne es Juhasz JOSEF.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07
A TULAJDQNOs

sajat maga ada Ell 6 szobas hazat,
mely csak harom blockra van a
West Federal Streettol, nagy gya-
rak kozel6ben. Sarok Aott 50x125.
Kovezett utica. Ujonnan festive es
papirozva. Garazs es viz. Ara csak
1850 dollar. Telefonaljon nekem.
Federal 3515, vagy Auto. 6825.
Este pedig 373 w.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07
East Youngstown
VERHOVAY 321

A Verhovay egylet 321-ik east
youngsowni fi6kjanak tagjait
keri a tisztikar, hogy a vasarnap
delutan 2 6rakor a Crow-fele te-
rem'ben megtartand0 rendes havi
gyiilesen pontosan jelenjenek meg
es hogy mindenki fizesse be havi
dijjat es hatralekat, inert august
tnshan mar az nj alapon fognak
a tagok fizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07
HALALRA ITELT KEN

A budapesti katonai torvenyszek Mi
lanov Szlavk6 nagybecskereki keres-
ke16segedet, aki azert jott at megszallt
teriiletr5l, hogy lit szerbeknek KEN
kedien, a katonai btk. 321. szakaszaba
iitk0z6 kemkedes hintette cimen k0tel-
halalra itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07
MUNKA ALKALOM!

Farm4ra kerestetik egy HAAS
par j6 fiEst6ssel &lland6 munkara.
Erdekl6dni lehet Giirsch Fri
gyesnSl, 112 East Boardman st.
alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07

Gondolja meg, hova megy! Ha p6nxt
akar kiildeni, baj6jegyet vasarolni. Ok
manyra van sziiksege, forduljon Ia
pasztalt, ismert 0reg bankarhoz. o.
mem a regi:
INTERNATIONAL BANK
G. v. HAMORY
1919 N. Phelps st., Youngstown, o.
Az Erie Depothoz k6zel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
u@ koreb0l Gn

Leik6sZ: Gerenday Laszl6. Ma
honing Ave. Telefon Bell 142, Auto
matte 1927. Gondnok G6ressy San
dor, 413 Dakota st. Tolefon Auto
matte 4771. Penztaros SebSk Ca
bor, TAI Mahoning Ave. Telefonjai,
mint a lelkesze.
KeresZtelesek. l. Junius 19-en
kereszteltetett Lajos nevre Szav6
G. Lajos es neje Csukarcs Maria
nilesi lakosok fiacskaja. Ker. 81.
Otv0s Sandor es Otvos Terez.
q Junius 19-en nyert Ferenc
nevet Lucsky Lajos es neje Asz-
talos Julianna nilesi lakosok fiacs-
kaia. Ker. sz. Kis JOSEF es neje
Minya Terezia.
81 .Junius 19-en nyert lstvan
es Lajos nevet Bondor lstvan es
neje Gulyas Magda fiacskaja.
Ker. sz. Buzas Lajos es Dancs6
PirOska.
4) Junius 24-en kereszteltetett
szegeny j6 edesanyja halalos agya
mellett Hubbardon Varga Sander
es megboldogult neje Gad6czy
Magda fiacskaja Albert nevre.
81 Junius 26-an kereszteltetett
Tlona nevre Sztricsk6 Janos es
neje Sztricsk6 Maria leanykaja.
Ker. sz. Kadilak Janos es Kazi-
mir Anna.
g. Junius 26-an nyert Olga es
Iren nevet scent kereSZtsegben
Gagyi Janos es neje Galambos
Anna leanykaja Ker. sziil. Ga
lambos Gyorgy es Benyei Laszl6-
ne, sziil. Sos Maria.
y Julius San kereszteltetett
Gabor es Bella nevre Kiss Gabor
es neje Punku Maria fiacskaja.
Ker. sz. Beres Janos es Deak Fe-
rencne, sziil. Gelle Erzsebet.
| g. Julius San Margit es Anna
nevre kereszteltetett Zsuti Ferenc
es neJe Dudas Eszter leanykaja.
ker. sz. Horcsik Mihaly es Mig
lecz Mihalyne sziil. Gombos Anna.
vet a scent keresztsegben Varga
zslgmond es neJe fiacskaja. Ker.
81. Pelia Pal es neJe Petruska
Erzsebet.
Eskuvok. u Julius 2-an eskiid-
tex egymasnak orok hHseget Ho-
monal Jozsef es ozv. keresztyeni
Claiborne, sziil. Macy Zsuzsanna.
Ianuk voltak Zeffer Sander es
Reno JOSEF.
1ahos es Danyl Maria. Tanuk vol
tax uyongyosl Daniel es Krok
Jozsef'
- Junlns loan eskndtek Asz-
taios lstVan es Jakab Iona. Ia
nuk Voitak Nemeth kalman es
Sebestyen Albert.
Halalozasok. Junlus 24-en te-
mettuk Hubbardon Varga San
dorne asszonyatyankfiat, aki
IOyprm c1ii1ot6caf ,,op, h.rxyS, =,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
LOGAN AHp 11YANB
CLOEW0 STOCK LErTER

(By private wire 10 4. K. Mastea 4 Coz
New York Sept. There was little
disappointment over the unexpected
hardening N the money rltes yesterday
afternoon and the sl!Ihtly higher re-
newal ratio this morning and as a re-
suit offerings came into the market
early but tho list maintained a steady
tone. As the session went along a bet
Ter demand developed and prices on the
whole advanced.
There were no outstanding develop
merts N tho days newu budget and
interest VAS chiefly csntsred on tho
growing prospects Of general Improve
ment with the advent OF fall and utter
ancs OF prominent finaaciers IN this
connection were tarorably commented
on.
Ia other markets both cotton and
Sratn bcored very substan tial gains and
this. too. called forth gratifying COM
mcnt.
Tho market saerns TO be giving signs
that the heavy liquidation OF recent
date has about run It's COURSE and We
incline 10 tho belief that purchases Of
standard rails and industrtals will prove
70 be the moro logical course TO follow.
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n. Y.STOCkS

Now York. Sepi. The approaching
triple ho,.d4y eAer.rd pr""v1nvc" IA
nueacs over today : s;1'n market. l''a.-
tngs teN tar be.vw relc:.c averages ana
consisted .1-Ee.S = :he c."s.as oc short
ocat-acts.
Continued crmness z "..aey rat"s.
w!;A ca. .oAas hN.i!uE -: - f"7 c"n'
and comparatiy-.y 'ew extensions o.
September ITAlUr.;.es eScsP: tor zee
shorter uAturi;:es a.s0 figured n the
Irregular operatini'S.
A Tho Angus: TcN.cw O.: - :"i";a. re-
tse-ye board. csI" ;a,,y :: TH,a''"n :"
re,a., bus!Hcss wl~ b":"" - 10y n" -
turns os S.>1-S-itoeau'& ~ any. TheN'
showed q decrease OF slightly over 70
per cor; for the eiGht months -; the
year.
Declaration c: rcEr,'a- common ana
preferred d!vide2ds hy tho American
Car * Foundry AID American StNe!
Found9ies com 7s,ry was noteworthy. be-
causs II sugces;ci mat better conditions
NJ. .x7er.eA n 70 soc. and equipment
industries. Rails weC" a source Of as
appu;H.r-cr. however. c".1h!E -" mn
xrNuo L,nSSes = - points ranSei
th-ouStout regardless Q: N" nle':raNon
@. moro favorable statements -: earn
.ncs.
On ,he constructive s'te ~" session
vas dominated ~ foreign DIS Me1'cln :,
APe;ro.eum AMI H'a75"! stocks S'"'tN
exrre,,a gains q : - points. tAe.r
Strength again beng assar;a'ea w::A n
dica,.ons Q: Il se:;.e"'"o: O.; :.Ar Men,
can controversy. seas. w"'"rS' coy
pars sh!ap!nEs sTSa-S AZ! rH"Ali as
closed at irregular de".?eS. SAFES
amounted I" 2S5.n0Q shares
British and other t,aropeo7 EXCHANGES
moved more cavorah!y - HON" cents:s'
sterling gaining almost ~" cen'S a, lIS
best. with further stre0SiA ~
Iroroyemer, extended 70 Far Eastern
po,rts, Including china. Mexican gov,
eminent As and IS wec" active ana
strongest Of tho foreign bonds tTeH'n
end tho new R-a,.'an .SSiHS "'so
beng n demand. pNm"S''' RAJ kt'"e',
dssn:.e me hcgv'0esS Il -"la;"d SHARES
ard local fractions made sharp recover
Ia: Win jr-egu.gli;y n "h"rty issues
Sa;es (par valued. $;A.25o.ooO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. Sept I.--Frimc mercantile
rorer. sT6%. ET"hHrEc strong; ';rT.
Ing 6o-!uy hll!s anA 0Tnr1"rr'a, "n-da
bills on banks 27hG commercial So
day bills 9.o1s d"nRrd, 80: 0ahlc',
ST4n. Francs demand SO: o'es'
1851 Rclg:an francs. demand. 81
cables. -eIit. Gv'lhnrs demand. 3l.S5:
cables. 2l.9l II~~. d"~""l 49, en-
bios. 40 Marks drnTn<. l.if%; ca
bios IL. Grcccn 1"wrni. SOB Sw"-
don. drma-d H. Norway. demand,
I3f3 Ar1rnt!r". Ga;>,a'.d 3".!e. BRA:
ziliar demand. ':2: Montreal. lS-i 70
no. rr-. H's..-.:-. rorCrrrl"Nt NoEis
'-re-rI'a-. -ali-oad hr"i" Srm. Time
'onrs steady. so Gnvs. 81 DAYS, months
-, 90 per ocr'
CaN money nrm high 81. low 81 :
ruling rs;o 81: last loan ~. closing
bid :. o't"rn1 a. 5'c CA loans aga!
accrp:ancaa 5.
EG,rania demand IN, cables az,
FInirnt. demand la. ingo-S!avia. Do
>nand ER' Cz--hr- S'avlo. demand | 20,
poia ID. demand Ok, Austria. demand
1275
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
SUGAR

New York. Sept Raw sugar
showed no further chang" ;o'ay and
WAS steady. with buyers a. 4Elc for
ccnt-isugal uncontrolled sugar, while
the Cuban committee stil, htli for SEC.
Raw sugar futures opened s;eady, u"-
charged 70 points adNance, ana ma"
further slight Gains nd acme red buy
Ink with i!st rrl"rs 20 N - : points
net higher SrT:"mhs. c!tsc' @.'Fo: I'c-
co-nher. 2f?c; January, @.5"", March,
oaSc. Refined sugar wns qu.f;. out IN"
t.ada anticipated better demand aNer
the holidays. Fine graru,a'"d remained
AT . 90c.
Refined sugar Futures wore neglected
and non.ra., closing unchanged - 10
Points higher. October close soc:
January. 5Snc: March. soc. all bid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago Sept. L. tatt,c. receipts
1900: better grade beef steers steady
To strong; others weak t" "ic ."wer; tnI
yoarl!ngs lU.S%. mLiGr" steers. iva;
bulk. 650U97S. Gamers and CUTTER
weak - $50 lower: others steady: fat
COWS and hcifers mostly t?h y so; can
nrra and cutters. 2;0'i 3.2H; bulls
steady. bulk bolNgnAs. 3.i"It 80; beet
steers. iT5T6.75 veal caves SOC high
e.: bulk. l2.7Jn l3.io; st"ck"rs and feed
trS SLOW and weak.
Hogs. receipts. 1000, market steady
n IIc higher 'har ycStcrdnN's average,
plain grades w most: ho ,drNrrs light;
'nr. o 50. bulk tights and .ict' butchers
!.25T9.iI. huk packing sowS 6.TA fr
Us: pigs Poe 70 50. higher; bulk de-
sirahtN. S.n0W<50
sheep, receipts. 22In": ali ola ss"s
mostly steady; western fat ,a!rhs clos
INK strong: top nativ" lamhs. 500: hu'k
7.SGT7.7i: cul,s. 45nI5.00: top YES ton
lambs. $50. ranging down 70 100: bulk
TAT native ewes. 2.i0T2iH' r"w lights
100; feeder lambs mostly 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
! Uich Low Cloan
BUTTER. Eaas cHxpsE.

New York Sep. l.-Rutter easy;
creamery higher than extras. +lI+l1s
creamery extras 80 s"orel. 40fl 40 y
craa mery firsts tsS % 81 score>. 5000;
packing stock. current make, No: 2. IS
Eggs irregular; fresh gathered extra
nrsta. 3S&4I: fresh Eathered hrsts. 81
G37: state P-nna. and nearby western
nennery whites frsts 70 extras. tTa59;
do browns. extras. 4s848: DO. gathered
browns and mixed coIors. arstS 20 eN-
:-as, s5646: refrigerator, special marks
3s037; do. frsts. 33H Q3ir.
Cheese dull; state, whole milk. flats
fresh specials. tl421H: do. average run
io02oh: state. whole milk. twins. Bpe-
oiais. a:03lh: DO. average run. zoo
, 3oh.
Tive poultry s.sady: turkeys. 3o332
Dressed poultry quiet; prices unchanG-
ed Flour Arm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
REDUCE aRAIN RAT1A

Washington. Sept. l.-Authority wao
g,anted by the Interstate Commerce
oornro,.,ion today to western and south
western railroads to reduce 5't cent:
n hundred pounds the rate on grains ana
grain product. for export from Ms.
souri, and Mississippi river points eno
on grain from the territory between "a.
rirsr. and from Illinois u gulf ports,
Mobil. 20 Galveston, inclusive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
CHICAGO GRAIN

chicago. sept. !--'rrahtuG n wheat
trtdh"a,ri cr:-it!,-Ih.N and VIA .im!tc!
offerings prices advanced Sharply AMI a.
the up snow cd Nv. cents over Tho IL
s. dc nEur"s made ear! "a nc boar: ~
trad" today. Houses with EASTERN an!
eahoArd Vunnc"'i"u wcr" free hGyrrs
and tho market alton was token "a con-
nrmlnG tho recent opinion IN the ira de
nat any incr":!S" u III" 0utSi!" lnt"r-
eSts woulc result N suarp advance. y
private CROP rcpor' showing 10000. 90"
bushes OF nil wheat for The country
or l1.oo0.n00 less than III" government
August report had considerable III
fuence m sentiment as 4 Indicated a
surplus OF under 20V.Oo0Oco bushels on
he IA sis OF norma. conSur. p;inn and
Carry-cver.
The close was strong with wheat ~
t. ~ cents higher: corn up y 10 liz
and oats II n Ia higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
DRY GOODS.

New York. sept. Owing - Tho
shnrr rise In cotton. many OF Tho mills
agents handling finished and gray goods
today withdrew all prices. Some agents
will not lssuc now lists U-t!' after the
holiday Print cloths sEeo;!ngs end
o,h"- urnniahet cloths advanced again.
Yarns ahvarCcd and many sHtnncrs re-
fused 70 quote prices Dress goods
were quIot Raw silk WAS dull.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
BUTTER AND EGGS
PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

Pittsburgh. Sept Hogs. receipts.
5000; market lower: heavi.s, 200 E9.36
heavy workers., io.G08l0.10: light yor-
kers 9.So6e.T5: pigs 9.hoTo.2f
Sheep and IamhA receipts. 500: mar
$50.
Calves, receipts, 100; market steady;
ROD 1900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

Whn"li.ng S'ce! corr. I'D. "A --
Transfer bc"As c'ose Sept. IL for reg
u!ar % cash dividend Nayahi" pct. J.:
Transfer hooks close sept - for reg
u!ar Ply " cash d'v.i"rd pnNal.e Oct. !.
NOTitE
The Wheeling Srn'A Exchange Will be
c'nsed from FriG7 sept. End, until
Tuesday, Sen. s,h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
TOLEDO aRAN.

Toledo, O.. Sept, l.-Wheat, cash, l.26:
December, 1917. C1overseod. prime
cash and October. 1i.66: December,
ll.7o: February. 1850: March. ITO.
AIsike, prime cash. October 1850:
March. 1880. Timothy. prime. I9:n
246: 1921. 2.65: Eeptember. ass N De-
oember, ass: January, ass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Sept 1.--Ttherty bonds
cloeed: SNn. $40; hrs, a. 1898 bid:
second IS. S7-2: frst ~ $. $3.50; second
AVS s7s4. ;h'rd as. sIsS: fourth
AS t7s2: Victory 2Ns. aSa6; Victory
KS 9Sa6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

Fosto-ia, O.. Sept. Alias MArgafet
RYAN. aecretary OF the local RED cross
has been appointed a member OF the
Fostoria Hospital commissioners
succeed Frank K!nEseed resigned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

Bucyrus O.. SEPT. More than a
thousand persons attended the 30 Gull
Ing demonstrations held in Crawford
county during :he last three weeks. Ths
average percentage o. fowls culled was
2l.5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

students IS announced by Miss Bertha
Hat-. directress OF tho Cincinnati Con-
srryatory of Music. which VIII open
f,.r 'ro far term Sept s.
The now addition - grey stone an6
ur u...u.uE. IHrin. :1~ conservatory
from me opposite side OF the street II
is being adapted to student uses and
r"nr"rrs. and when nnished will accom-
MEDIATE 80 resident students. Tho con-
srrv.j,rl. !. = anncuuc"I has UNDER
gone q complete Ovcrhauling N prepa-
ration for the coming term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

Rrokenaword. O.. Sept. Rev. II. q.
Mccarthy. pastor Of tho EVangeliel
church. has accepted call TO BillinSA
Montana.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

Tiffn. o.. Sept l.--Sinety-hvs are
already enrolled il tine freshran class
Of Heidelberg rniversitY-larEest In the
history OF the 70-year-o!d institution.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

WL"si.nG ". Va. SEPT. l. -
Furnished Tho luteuiE"nrer 10y a. T.;
Ml.'eA q co. members New YORK STOCK
Erchanrr. second .ro,r Eat!ona! bank
l. " N Nllr
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. |, 81.
Furnished The Inte,l:grnccr by a. r.
MasTen 4 Co. members New YORK Stock
EIchangs Second floor National Bank
oS W Va Bldg
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Cash ouotat!ons-WhAat: NJ. r"d
Sl.oS; No hard il.TS 20 49,. corn
No. mixed t6Gr: No. yellow %h'T''
oats: No white 36l," To n p NJ.
white 24o to 36. Lard 81 -, RHF -
20 1928. Timothy s. to S. Clover 81,
20
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Sept l. al.
Furnished The lntelligencer by A. e.
Masten & Co. members New York stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF ". Va. Bldg.
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Wapakoneta, O.. Sept. l.-Three large
typo Poland China sows. Weighing moro
than a ton, have been sent 10 the state
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. w Va. Sept. l. p.
Furnished The Intell!Eencer by a. e.
Mas;en q Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange Second floor National BANK
90 I{ltg
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Cincinnati. O.. Sept 1.-The purchaa 40
Of A new p!ere 81 property ~ accommo-
date the influx Of increased numbers Of
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fair by Fred o. Brown. Of The Highland
Stock Farm.
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N, Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. ". VA. Sept. l. 81.
Furnished The 1ntclltEsncer by n.
Nasten g. Co. members New YORK STOCK
Exchange Second foor Natons' bahH
RlhR
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Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. l. n.
Furnished The Irtclligenccr by A. e.
Mas,en * Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of W. Va. Bldg.
Storka Opnn- High. Low Close
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Upper Sandusky. O.. Sept. l.-Attor-
nev John T. Caroy WAS elected presi-
dent, and Rohe7, Hare. secretary-trean-
urer Of the new Kiwanis club organised
here with n charter membership Of so.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Whoc. ~. ". Va. sept. !. q!
ratlv qrn.ntln. lis; Wh"''in1 stock
1chanae. compiled FOX The lnie!!'
arCe-
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Toledo. o.. Sept. 1.-The Northwestern
Ohio fair, which will Re hold at the Fort
Mann! track hero during tho week OF
Sep: ill. will he featured by the frst
appearance Of running horses At this
track, and tho first running races hold
IN Toledo since 1905.
Considerable interest Is manifest In
tho announcement by tho fai- manage
ment tina, runners from Latonia and
Windsor tracks Will be here. The first
dav Of tho fair VIII SEQ tho Eallnpars
on the card. Gv" races being billed
They " II max" their. second appearance
on Saturday, and their hna! ono.
The races will IN he'd undnr the rules
Of the State Racing Commission or
Kentucky and purses hung up un7uea-
tlonably will bring many star perform
crs 10 the Toledo track.
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PROVISION MARKET

CBY BECTER BROTHERS.D
Wheeling. w. Va. Sept. !. '2l.
PHE6H MEATS.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. w Va. Sept. !, p
WHEELING LIVE STCCk COM co.
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Columbus. O.. Sept. 1.--0ne Of the
busiest terms n Years WI. be faced
by the ohio supreme court, when the
fall term opens Sept. 90. 1 survey OF
Tho docket shows. F"rty-tour suits are
t. hc argued. on he courts general
docket. and So motions have been
gned for oral argument.
The last three months. according 10
Clerk Lawrence. have been the busiest
summer months In the history OF the
court. a tota, uf ~ motions were FLED
during July, and more ;nan 30 during
August. no sa.d.
The fal! term II court continues
until November T.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

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