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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE.

AHtAAGU GhAlN tIOSE.
WHEAT-July up 14c: Sept no 1c
Dec up hsc-
CORS-July up 17sc; Sept up nc.
Dec up %.
oATS-July of &c; sept. up &c; Dec.
of 25sc.
pROYISIONS-L0wer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
AUCTION SALE

Buy your electric fixtures at
Auction Sale at Blue Bird Shop.
123 y. Main ST. Sale starts Monday,
June 18th at 2 p. m. and Will con-
tinue daily. p. m. to p. m. and
Z p. m. 10 $3.50 p. m. Store now
open for inspection Of goods.
Observation-Disclosures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW.

CHICAGO, June .. - Grain prices
closed higher on the Chicago board OF
trade today There was considerable
short covering in wheat toward the close
and corn prices advanced sharply fol-
lowing reports Of dry weather in the
grain belt There was heavy buying Of
corn throughout the day by exporters
with December in big demand. Oats
were slightly lower because Of the IA
vorable report. Provisions were lower.
July wheat opened off &C at S113ss
and closed up 14c; September opened
off sc at S1.13A and closed 1c higher
December opened off Nc at $116 and
closed up sc.
July corn opened unchanged at 6Ohc
and closed up Use; September opened
unchanged at &c and closed 12l4c high
er; December opened up sc at 621lc and
closed up &c.
July oats opened off &c at 361ac and
closed off &c; September opened off asc
at 3S12c and closed up &c; December
opened of CSC at 40%c and closed off
23sc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10

and Alton; Kansas City Southern and
Texas Pacific were about to esta blish
advantageous traffic agreements. Cen
eral business in the middle west
showed substantial improvement and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
CHICAGO CASH GRAN.

WHEAT-NO. hard winter Sis: No.
3 hard winter $1.16; No. northern
CORN-No. white 61%d62c; No. .
yellow 614 662hc; No. 3 white G1AG
6115c: No. 3 yellow 6166112c; No 8
mixed 602 66115c; No. white Coo; No.
yellow 60d6012c.
OATS-No. white 37H d41Iac: No 3
white 36G3915c; No. 4 white 1874 d3714 C.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
WHEAT. CORN. oATs. ErC.

Corrected Daily By ID. B. Morgan. stss
Mills, Hydraulic av. Phone L-60e7)
CORN-Paying 50c per bu
OATS-Paying 4Oc.
MISUNDERSTANDING S1.6O cuL-
SEED OATs}-Selling 75c bu.
BRAN-Selling, $50 cwt.
RNE-savinC SOC.
SCRATCH FEED-Selling, 1928 cwt.
WHEAT-NO. ], paying S1O5 bu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
FAST BTrFFALO IIyEsTOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. June 9.-CATTL E
Receipts 80: market active. Shipping
steers Ss75d0.35; butcher grades SL750
s75; heifers S575ds; cows $500 G.75;
bulls S4d5.75; feeders S5G7; milk cows
and stringers S30d120.
CALVES-Receipts 1000; market slow.
Gull 10 choice S4m13.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 500
market slow. Choice lambs Sl45Odl5;
Gull 10 fair Scala; yearlings S7d12.50
sheep S3dS.
H0GS-Receipts 1900; market slow
Workers S115O; pigs S11.5O; mixed S1l:5
611.5O; heavy s11 25d11.35; roughs S90
0.25; stays S5QG.J0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. June g.-BUTTER-Cream
cry 35c; standards 35c; nrsts 30d34c /;
seconds 26U2gc.
EGGS-Ordinaries 21d21i&c; firsts 23c
CHEESE-Twins 1sd1Si3c; Americas
1SLM19c.
geese Re: turkeys PC; ROSTERS lac;
brOilers 2SG35c.
Receipts % cars. Mich
round white, sacked, s. iOd215; new
Alabama and Texa Bliss Triumphs SEA
$50; Texas Irish CObblers. sacked. $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
Corrected Daily by brotherhood Groo

H2O -. Main st. Phone &-1-68.)
BUTTER-Paying. 36c; selling. 42c.
FRESH EGGS-Paying. 24c; selling
2Sc dOZ
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES - Cali
fOrnia navel oranges, soc doz
TATOES-Selling 81 70 bu
CABBAGE-Selling, sc 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
SOUTH BEND MARKETS

Corrected Daily by j. :. Rove COZ =
Michigan 50 Phone Lincoln $500
HAY. STRAW AND FEED.
TIMOTHN-Selling. $3.50 per bu
CLONER-Medium red. selling S17
SUDAN GRASS-Seung 50 cwt
MILLET-COmmOu selling. Sl.75 cw1
ALSIhE-Selling. S14.
mammoth red. SIS; sweet clover. S.
ALFALFA-Selling. Sli.
SOY BEANS-S364
SEED CORN-S2.
NEW HAG-Paying. Sled1s; selling
E2fd2G per ton.
OATS-Paying. 4Oc: selling. 5OQe0e
COW PEAS-S3145O
SEED MARKET.
Corrected Daily 10y the Wesley MILES
Flour and Feed Co. 42O s. Michigan ~
Phone Main SS5.l
CORN-Paying. soc: selling, 60Q70c.
CLOVER SEED-Paying, S14: selling
S10G1S.
ALSIKE CLOVER-Selling. S14a1A
ALFALFA-NOrthern grown. S14
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Corrected Daily by :. W. Lippman. 2p
y. MaiL -. Phone Main 26I.g
HIDES-5c; caifskins. lOc.
TALLOW-Rendered. &c: rough case
BEESWAN-25G35 SOC per 10.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. March 6.--t'attle, receipts
IS.noO: market active; beef steers
strong. Spots higher on better grades;
rom 49,: wcirht l.i@S pounds; buli
b,cE steer. 7.t0EiSG5; fat she-stockcrs
and feeders lJr TO Csc higher: bulk fat
-h"-stuyk. 100 ii Csc. balk Stockcrs and
feeders. r.iou so; Canror@ and cutters
and bulls steady 10 strong; veal calves
umcvcuIy 30 10 jvc lower. bulk vcalerS.
mors. ?ccripts. 10000: TOO 20 2Oc
Iu,y.r. mostly lac lower than Satur-
days average: close. fairly active; ship
yer. l.,uEh, about $4,000. follower lih-
rrr mostly htaNywc!Ehts; top. ll"i:
sorted hogs. bulk, luS6I lll%: pigs
nI.,ut steady: bulk desirable. 10 TO 10
puumdcrs. 9.75Wlo.@5.
sheep. reccirts. 1000: sNots $50 M:
IA lambs stop 1850: bulk. desirable
Kinds. l57jtIl6lo. shorn lambs. top,
l3.I5: NooI'~l warnings. top. 1850: fan
skrru Texas earrings and twoS. 10. e5:
Eat ewes. goa: sh"ar:0; lambs strong
60 BE higher. top, ii.75.
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SUGAR.

New York, March G.--Fho raw sugar
ma:kc; wAs rrmcr and prices inr u
Ha, I-lGr higher I" tho taSiS or 0-Io-
cost Jui freight equal I" 81" TOT CEN
rrlruval There were sales or about
no O0c bags Of ,rIh:,s old and new crop
- n local rcHM,r fNr March and apr.
shipment At quoted prices. 40 Sal"S
ni Porto Eirus were reported. although
cnunrtcrs v,ro asoi"S G.61 FOR ocntr'-
tuG.u ,,
0rurr ON a scattered covering and re-
ncwcl buying 10" outside account.
prompted 10y the nrmurSs In the sp"t
n.ark,r closing prices w"ro three To
six points net higher. Mny closed NJ
S2.4G; July. 81; September. rs De
cemhcr. Els. all bid.
TIE rritucd market was unchanged
n, Ia 10 so for fine Hranulatcd but
rhrrc MAS a good inquiry reported.
ErArcd futures were without trans
nct,ons. closing unchanged 10 ten points
.ct lower. May rioscd a. go; July,
b So: September $50.
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Several choice seats are aVaa'"oie io'
Tonight's Performance
Court Theatre
Riwants Jambouree
MORRISTOWN

Ear, l.umbaris or L"wisXiIIe vas
ooiiirg an friends IN town WcdneSda!
evening. He is engaged AT present '~'
drilIer for the Q. +. Il ;. GO. -, Tho
Mrs j. {. Miner has pcen Q" '"'
sick list the past woes. ,,,,,,
Tlsw0-th shepherd Of ST. ClairsNilte
va. on our streets this week.
Harold McWiUiams has opened
confectionery and resta urant IN ~, t
rear Of the postofh"e hNiIo'Hs anu
serves good lHtronaGc. ,..., -,
w. Groves, who has hccn living on
tho Orv!llc (Spooneyt Orrlson arm;
has moved his family tn belmont ann
tho place formerly inhabited ny M"
will be occupied by Jos. h"we;i A m.+I,,
Dame Rumor says that he Wall shorty
iakc unto himself n hcrmRte.
Tho icy condition OF the roads carseh
wreck on tho Belmont road thar
might have proved more serious IMAM
II turned out to he. Lester Groves
rural mail carrier out Of belmont COM
ing down tho Orr!sCn hill. got TOO lar
nyrr on tho BERN, when his horse slip
rcd. going through IT." fence. taking
Jrlycr, cart. mali and all down into
tho field but fortunately tho cart re-
ceived tho most or the damage, being
badly broken.
Tho Farm bureau Is in receipt or SOW
oral carloads OF mcrCha ndisc for tho
Morristown unit, which includes mon
township. The shipment consists "t
hRrOed wire, woven wire fencing. M
rate OF soda, fertilizer, lime. etc, and
il being distributed ~ unloaded. The
wire totaled Il cost Of Sl,6ht. ana cost
The purchaser sS.5G. for an SO-r"d
spool: Il saving Of 3l5St0 on the gen,
cral retail price OF the carload Ground
limo rock costs the farmer $J.9o per
ton. and the other shipments In pro-
norton to the saving over retail prices
The Farm bureau IS Introducing syS-
tern Of collective buying. and any "ru-
clio that ~ needed on the farm can thus
lie obtained in this manner. Even bah!
chicks are on the list.
White and Ray Humphrey and family
p.crs visiting their mother. Mrs. How
ard Humphrey. OF north OF town. sun
day. Mrs. Humphrey has been on the
sick list for some time. and does not
improve az rapidly a her friends would
wish.
Tho stork left n daughter at tho
home of Harvey Burghy. on Saturday
Mrs. John Estcp. Of Lloydsville, o.
who hns been making her home this
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mator. on
Main street. Is seriously III 1T their
home.
/, seems as II the Young and tho
old must suffer alike n times. Fred
Miner and Robert IThzlctt both had
hard falls during III" iry spell last
week, I'M, no serious results have 'ts yet
developed.
Harry Wright and vito have both
been confined 10 their homes with colds
but arc improving ut this writing.
The dance 10 I've given At tho HON" ~
Ellis Mcmillan on March LIST. did not
runtCrlalIZr. owing 20 tho icy condition
Of tho road. hut hopes are being enter
taincI that tho NcXt on" To be an
nouurcd for March 17th est Patrick =
dav IN tho evening" wi,l ho n success.
Three candidates Will tRkn the third
degree On Wednesday night at tho X.
Of i. castle hall. Several now members
have been admitted this winter. and the
lodge IS gaining steadily. and member
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07
MidVaIe Steel Income
Falls Greatly in 1921
Total for twelve Months 20 Dec 81
Last, Placed at S2,e6o,l77, az COM
pared with s22 .245 ,2o2 In 1920.

Sro>'Hl Dispatch To- the Iutc''iEcnr"r.
New York March 9TH" MidHa."
STEEL x O-&~anr" 60 and subsidiary
cC:uuIri"s rsocrt for ii" year ended De
cembcr 81. last. not earnings from op"r-
at!ons after deduriln= nj expenses Incl
don't 70 operations Including those ~"
ordinary repairs ami maintenance"
amounting 70 s7.OoO.noO and for federal
tavns. of sl,c15.6O9, against $l9,6NT54a
after all expenses incident 10 operation
Including those for ordinary repairs AMI
maintenance amounting 10 S2o.OONo,ooo
ard for Federal taNcS In i9"O. After
r:tymrat u dividends amounting 10 81
GOO .Oup in 1871 there was ii deficit OF
sG,3l3.5l3, while In 1920 after paying
dividends aGGregatinE $S,0C0.0O0 there
remained n surplus OF. sA,424.?l9. Tho
report states that the total payroll In
1921 amounted TO S%l.S60.yS5. against
S5S.S2S,739 IN tho preceding year. Tho
gross tons Of product shipped cut ~
1921 amounted to- $j09,S49. compared
with S,3O9.SSS nj 1870.
The report further states that the OK
tent W the depression IN tho steel indus
try generally ~ Indicated by the ship
ln"nts or iron orc from the Lake Super
Tor district in iE@l. amounting 10 S22.-
7?9,O71 tons. a. compared with 66.ijS.
lG5 tons in 1916.
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ship admissions place this organization
veil nm in the ranks OF like organiza-
tons OF much larger cities,
CLYDE Eaton was IN FArview Satus.
day evening and while there inspected
th; ruins OF the fire that occurred there
las. week. owing 10 the amount OF
territory covered he dl not get mono
uutil late Sunday evening.
ANDY Robinson and family were visit
inu at tho home OF Benton Linn Sun
day.
Arniuc Slicrs was calling on friends
IN fa!rvicw Saturday and Sunday.
Martins Ferry can brag about the
snow that fell in their city. six inches.
they claim. hut Morr:stown can beat
that long ways. 1t was 80 deep on
Sunday morning that when Bob Lee
ATTEMPTED to run MS car off the street
into the ward, lie went In almost out OF
sight, and ii wasn't drifted either.
The snow that fell Saturday evening
was a fine thing for those that like TO
get out ard trail the game. No better
tracking snow has been on the ground
this winter. and some OF the sport!
took advantage. OF II ManseIi Arno!o
that enjoyed the day In fox hunting.
But they had both seen better days -
they only got one going. 30 they say.
Mrs Ebert Shepherd spent the week
end with relatives In town
Frank buchanan OF the MorrtstoWn
garage, has been on the sick list.
Mrs Earl SkaGgs, who has been on
tn" sick list Is cOnvalescent
Services we're held at the Christian
church Sunday. both morning and eve
wing. and ~ the Methodist church Sun
dav evening. Rev. Gillespie OF the
Christian church. IS student OF Beth
any college. and is well liked here, as
can be noticed by the increase In the
congregation since he has taken charge.
Revival services will be gin at tho
Methodist church Sunday. March 12-s.
Earl Workman sold 4 valuable -~cum
Of roans Saturday, and at 4 fancy price.
IT was reported few days ago that
Robert Israel. the leading druggists and
hardware merchant, had purchased the
store room now occupied by Mr.. Hert
zoE. from Sherman Gillian. but upon
investigation. the report could not be
confirmed. The building now occupied
by NJ. Israel belongs to the X. Of p.
end they are contemplating making
some changes and occupying IL shortly.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

East Buffalo y. y, March f--rattlc
rccripts S,Ho1; heavy. lower; light handy
stoady: Shipping Rters s7.75 to $50;
butchers $50 to SIS, warnings s To
50: few $40. lIcifcrs $3.50 to as; cows
..25 t. IS; bulls $3.50 10 $50. stockcrs
and feeders 3 70 s.; fresh cows and
s?r myers - 10 &ll0.
,'.!ycs receipts $500; SOC ,ower. TO
SIS.
lower; heavy $lI5O: mixed Sll.7E; york
,ra Sll.75 t. ll.S|; Hight do. sll.6N to
ll.75: pigs $ll%j 10 1l.50: ronghs 1925
10 go: stays i 20 Sc.
sheep and lambs receipts 1000; 20 20
zoe higher; lambs S 10 {l6; yearllngs
10 10 SIS: wcthcrs 1850 10 S1l; mixed
sheep $40 10 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07
WARWOOR
Five Hundred Club.

The members OF the Five Hundred
Club will meet at the home OF MIS-
Charles Morgan on Hess avenue, this al
ternoon. Five Hundred will be the pas
time until o'clock. when n tempting
luncheon will be served TO the following
Mcsdames: James Kaufman, Of Steu-
henvllle: Harry Grcig, Thomas Bishop.
Earl jefferson, Walter Morgan, George
Tapy, Jr., James Lewis. r. J.. Bates.
r. i. Cooper, Albert Westmeycr. Frank
Morgan and Elmer Harris.
Junior Club Meeting.
The members Of the Junior Club will
hold their regular meeting at the home
OF Miss Elizabeth F'ent this evening.
4 short business meeting Will be held.
followed by a social time. Plans will
be made for bake sale TO be held in
the near future.
woman's Club.
The woman's Club held their regular
meeting last evening in the high school
building Mrs. J. II. Wenzlick gave a
very interesting program. and Miss
Blanche Kagarise was general chair
man. The main feature Of the evening
was a domestic science demonstration
by Miss kagar!se. At the roll call
each lady answered with a favorite re-
cipe.
Bethany Tournament :.
Tho boys basketball team Of war
wood will leave Friday morning for
Bethany where they will play In tho
tournament which starts Friday morn
ing. Quite a number Of students are
planning to 20, among whom are Misses
Lillian Steigcr, Elizabeth Mcclure, Gar
net. Brooks and Virginia Kindeiberger.
Coach Smiht has been putting the boys
through some good hard practices and
expects the team 10 make q good show
Ing.
warwood Personals.
Mrs. Clara Ford IS improving AFTER
several days Illness at her home on
Warwood avenue.
Mr.. Montgomery. superintendent OF
tho box factory. has returned after a
business trip 10 Indianapolis. Ind
Miss Jane Zimmerman Is IN Washing
ton. n. c., where she vii! attend tho
wedding Of friend.
Miss Margaret kindelberGer has re-
turned to Bethany after several days
visit at her homo on Warwood avenue.
Mrs. Fred Cornell and daughter, Mary.
will leave to-day for Canton, O., to visit
relatives
Mr.. A. L. Sells discontinued business
yesterday on account Of the death of A
relative.
James Stevens Is confined to his hon,s
on Ohio avenue. with . sprained ankle.
That your car Will start easier and
run better. use F1eet-WinG Gasoline.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07
MERGER APPROVED

New York. March 6--Stockholdcrs %
the White OIL Corporation today. ap-
proved Of the merger Of It's interests
with those OF the United Gas and Elec-
trio Corporation. The White Oil Cor
poratIon will acquire the properties and
assets OF the United Central OIL Corpor-
alton. and It's subsidiaries. previously
owned by the United Gas and Electric
Corporation.
In payment for these properties.
White Oil stockholders authorized an
Issue Of sI.5Qo.O0O eight per cent cum
ulative preferred stock and the trans
for Of this stock to United Gas and
Electric IN addition to 10000 shares OF
White OIL common and an option for
one year on 100000 shares additional
common stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07
NEW YORK DRY GOODS

\cw York. March G--Coton goods In
primary channels wcrc quletcr today
v.;h print cloths easier in tho wide con-
Eiruct!uUa. Shcc:.uGS held steady; tire
fabrics ard cotton duck were very quiet
FINISHED goods not of u novelty Charac-
Ter were SLOW. Yarns wcre dull. Heavy
weight hUT!Ips were firm.
enters u4,uE moro dress fabrics Of
wool for Immediate consumption md
retail buying Is improving in the dress
ana suit !lue. High COlored sport silks
are selling quito well. Jobbers reported
widely scattered ordcra from tho retail
lrnle Ecmcra.ly IN email volume.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

tN!.uEo. March G--ENpor; buying O.;
-ultcd states wheat together With ~
mex pecicd udvany" o: PRICES a; lH'
'.uS y res let /" substantial Gtlna mere
iul,y in tho NI.ur OF wheat. Thr mar
krt hCrc Closed siI'uC a. = - = n',
I.u.v' with May &li3i2 t. l'"'N ""'
Iu.y $i"la, To- }@l%. Germ flushed
Z, H., ,,ujs up ant v},,s >, 10 I: cent
rur~r was a setback @ 10 10 - c""'3
II provisions.
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MONEY EXCHANGE

New York. March Call mon"y
n-rnc-: hich :. low 49,: railing rate Az /:
closing nd to-; offered IT 5. last loan
;: ca loans dEains' acc"1tanCes !.
Tim 'naul nrW: 90 days. % days and
f months - to !. Prime mercantile
nauar "a, 20 =
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. March 6--Whca, cash S.4S
tn -. May S'.@l. July tL""i2.
Glover. prime lash ami March $i6.I5;
April Sl44n. October &c@5.
Als!ke primo ash aud March 3l2.sN.
Timothy prime cash and March
S2I7la: Nay S".@;ia.
Low grade seeds unchanged.
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LIBERTY BONDS

Nav YORK. March 6--I!hsrtv bnHIa
cInscd: Si,s So: arst AZ s97.22 bid; scc-
1nd 4a ear. ~. first A. S9-."2: sec
auI il,a !2,."-. iNird 49, S9S.20:
fourth -. = slt.i6: Victory 90 $1,000;
NlntNnr AtlA Eln0..N.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va March $. q
Furnished Tho lutcii!TeU,cc hN \. =.
NtastCn & Co. members Nc" YORK S'''N
ExchangH. Second floor Nat:unaI kanN
OF W Va. Bldg
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeling. W. Va. March s,
Furnished The lntel,igencer ny \. +"
Aasten & Co, members New YORK TtoCH
Eychsnge Second floor National Bank
OF " Va, Bldg.
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y, \. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. March {, -
Furnished Tho lajc'aE,ng,r 10y \. t..
Mas;rn G Co. n."'u"c'S N"w YORK S."'..
f,Xchamg" second ;!our National lana
OF ". Va. Bldh.
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y. Y. CURB MARKET

Whce'ar W. Va. Na~'r s. -
Furnished The nt"'NG urrr by \. l..
NaSten & Co. members New York stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
of W. Va. Bldg
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. March 8, 20
Furnished The Int"iliE"nccr by ~ Z.
\Iasrcn. 4 Co. members New York Stock
EXCHANGE second floor National Bank
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LOCAL STOCKS

WNrn'iuE. W Va. March &. -.
bH'N quotation Eat Wac"ling Stock
Exchange. Compiled for The lutc!h-
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WnceIng W. Va. March .. -
Furnished The inl"il:c"nrer h> l..
Itaytcu X co. members New iOrn stock
ENcha:E". second floor \atIuna! tank
. tlIy
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Bonds

Latin American issues were ;%c s'S'N'
Ing features OF today's broad No0d mar
ket, Mexican government Yours ana i''~
strength ening on reports that mo rE'r-
ganizatlcn OF MeH.co's external oo''S"'
lions Is making progress.
Early reactions IN several OF the osSer
Foreign issues. especially TO Dominion
OF Canada 1925 offerings. were fully re-
covered IN the greater HrmneSS SHOWN
by the general list before the c'ose'
or the latest underwritiaSs me sn'-
cessful rotat!on Of the new Argentine
government s2T.O0ooon loan oy an
American syndicate was III" mos; M
es,Inr development Domestic ra"a
strengthened after early hesitation ara
utilities showed pronounced 'mHr"Ne-
snent on the decision o" the supreme
court IN Consolidated Gas case. LID
rty hotSds closed at nominal gains and
BOSSES.
Tota, sales Cpar va,ue). s,5.S7Sn'n.
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Nav York. March 6.--SeNtHE o. 'Ne
sarnn promIscuous and 9ro'eSS'o'''> ,
character as that which aS'oWPa'''e
, last Saturdays reaction on N"'
exchange occurred again t"i2E u"''""
the nrst half OF the session.
The later period witness"" N,N >
rebound, however. as the reN"' 49,
judicial decision favorInE cue 40
local utilities. The ruling ~ '"o
T:nItad States supreme court declare"
tho Consolidated Gas company
rat. connscatory Imported Th"H""-
tonn 10 that stock which c'ese0 S'
net gain OF - pot0ts. bro0"N" E''''
Gas advancing II points 49,. ..,,,-,,,
Othcr SHARES throughout me gene!
list recovered :he greater part O. 'rn'.
severe reve-sals % the mcTa'HS'
independent S.se,s. motors SOFA, ~. 49,,
Foreign oils and numerous T!S'HiRn"o'''
y spec!alt!es wers noteworthy eN''''''''.'
vehectGng constant pressure.
ca,ns amounted 10 S35.N00 shares.
THE Humiliation OF ;ho morning he,SH
.,Ad ~ heartsh sen, imea, created ny
-,nrEet opinions spread broadcast q!
commission houses over tho weeN-SH,',
Thes, referred to uncertain teNA''"'
conditions and the failure or 'lH P"'-
70 20 respond 20 more favorable CON-
nerc.al and Industrial Developments
Interior certers were CNco''eN W.
much Of the initial luu'da; ~. s''o'HS'
Rdylces from western and southern Sec
t!onS were quiet.
The money market VAS rH' o'SN"' ov''
by last weeks dedc:t o. c''ar'HS 80
reserves. on tho exchange ca'' !"'nS
opened and ruled a. ~ per cent NNN'
inst before the finish when i've per e'"'
was demanded OF be,ated borrowers.
A irmer tone WAS shown by the 1ead-
ing foreIcn exchange, the British rate
hardening on better aspects OF me po"'-
teal situation. Allied bills improved 'n'
German marks were less responsive :"
the Anarces OF other continental q'o-
At!ons.