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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
BUTTER AND EGGS.
LOGAN BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

ON private wire "a 4. l.. Masten Il COZ
Nrv York. Cc'. a6.--Suhstantiai de-
c'iur- ~ most departments of tn" STOCK
list were. recorded today.
Humiliation assumed larger proper
tinns and -" demand for stocks In
many sections Was rather thin and the
case with which prijts declined in
many issues Wa very y scouTaging
10 many or th"s" who have been labor
ing aggrcssivrly ON the buying side
The WAS anuth-r sharp advance IN
TN" call money rate today
The foreign exchange market again
exhibited weakness and this. Of course.
rnmiuy ON top Of wraRenss Of the pre-.
v!ouS days discouraged holders Of stock
To- some extent.
Til. very roor third quarter earning
REPORT "r the Republic Iron n Steel
seems TO have discouraged many holders
Of sn-callrd independent steel stocks
and in tbs group weakness was much
In evidence today.
The September railroad exhibits than
have been issued thus far make very
unfavcrablc comparisons and this quite
naturally is having something to do
with the liquidation that seems to be
making itself felt in the rail section
OF the list.
There seems IN he Il growing idea
in conservative quarters that the re-
cent rcactionary tendency displayed %!
the stock market in general Will DOUBT
less serve to curb the initiative OF the
hulishly inclined for while ut leas'.
in fact. il would seem as though the
weight Of recent swing Will nave the
effect Of further impairInS prices.
I, strikes US as though the market
will have 10 contend with more liGuida-
ton I'm the process Of which another
lowering Of values will likely result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Oct. o6.--Cattlc. receipts
1000; market fairly active; native
beef steers western crassers and She
stock steady to- strong: top maturcd
beef steers. 1880: best long yearlinSs.
1875: hulk native beef steers. 9.Ioh
loo: bulls. S!ucl"rs and feeders SLOW
steady 10 weak: veal calves weak 10
"Tr lower: bulk western grassrrs, Go
Il rs: soma up 10 $40.
Hogs. receipts. - 6n": opened lie
lower: closing around -" lower: bu!S
l70 to 2io-Ih average. $40 $40; few
lat, SaIrs. $50: good and choice. 30 20
"co-!t. butchers. ?.l5fIH.@5: top. ?.25
carly: packing sows dull; mostly 1.IH
r.. S.2o: desirable pics. 400: estimated
E"idolcr. ll.0cn.
sheep. receipts. i@.n0n: best native
lambs anl fat westerns fully steady:
;n-he'wccn nnt.ves weak to shade low
-: top natives. 1865 TO shippers an1
city butchers: 1850 to packers: bulk.
l4.9I1 I4ld: crls generally. l0.Hn'f
- %. cicht cars Montana lambs 1885,:
with COZ out as feeders at li.lJ: fei
western lambs, ! $50 - shippers; 9"-'h
ed vearlinGs. - 90; feeders steady:
six cars Washington lambs. l4.2J
straight: sheep fully steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
cAMPA1aN WARNS uP.

Eas, Liverpool. OHIO, Oct. 20
ernor Harry L. Davis Will delive
address at Il Republican rally
Tuesday night, Chairman Wills D
SON Of this city. central COMMITTEE
announced tonight.
7. J. Duffy OF Columbus. chat
OF the State Industrial commission,
former president OF the Nst
Brotherhood of Operative PotterS
tour Columb,ana county Saturday
Monday IN behalf OF the Demo-
ticket. He will speak at a street
ing here Saturday night and visit
ban. Leetcn!a. East Palestine and
lunbiana Monday.
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BIZ D. |NCON
Affected !
RECENT ST
Baltimore. oct. 26.-The

Baltimore. oct. 26.-1he
and Ohio railroads statement
railway operating income for 8
and the nine months reflects
we're losses incident 10 the 81
strike, coupled with the abnoru
alton in the bituminCus coal
where activities were largely SD
from April 10 September,
The coal situation had become
ical that upon the resumption d
Hons by III" mines. 1t was
that everything possible be uni
To expedite the movement of q
this was done during August q
temher, n"ceSSitating the dfvet'
large tonnage Of high class
with consequent leSSened net.
The operations for tho d
months of the year werc most
aging. as Notwithstanding the
crease in coal traffic, because
coal strike. the gross earningl
about s9h.7o0.000. and with an
ing ratio Of 1874 there was re
bet railway operating income
5S0,2a5, an increase over sans
oc 1921 of sG.949.S3o. In tho
three months the strike Of the d
and the resulting conditions pm
horc with particular severity
baltimore and Ohio. resulting
actual deficit In net railway %
!ncorie Of s2.0s9.074. notwith(
The company maintained operatl
a basis Of about two-thirds Of
Therefore, for the nine months
railway operating income Is $l1V
or little more than one-half the
there was every reason to ~
would be realized based on tie
tons Of the first six months IN
making allowance For the lessso
cnue incident to the 10 per cent
ton in al freight rates effective
There has been charged out
tember substantially all ahnoru
pcnses and charges growing ont
strike, Oh that tho net earninRS
remaining months Of tho ysaf
be In normal relation to the B
handled
Based on the operations for G
half ot the month. It is estima
gross earnings for October will
innate Sl9.000,0O0. and that the a
way operating income will DO In
of $4,000. 900. against a deficit OF
600 for September
The company's shop forces q
on an effective basis, and the o.
of equipment being rapidly I'm
Business is offering In large
and there 1 sindication that II
continue throughout the year.
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DEFY aooDA

New York, Oct. 26.-Shirt char
had been sold ahead by the
producer into April. and have NOW
Withdrawn. Percales have alos|
withdrawn from sale owing to ID
certainty Of rising prices. The d.
was less feverish for the day bu
still quite general, in unfinished
ton goods lines. Yarns ruled firm
Ian prices were a shade easier.
reports were current Of easing
on stock goods Of WOOL while
rcports stated that dress goods
higher. Silks were in steady den
moderate advances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. Oct o6.--Fore!gn exchange
Irregular. Great Britain, demand
4.II:.. cables +44A. G0-dar bills. on
banks. 4.f2A: Fran .. demand 6.9e. ca
bios CO.: Italy. demand 500 cables
$685.: Belgium. demand 6.|>, canies
G.4SiL: Germany. demand ."2 '-l6, cables
.n2a>: Hcll"nd demand $3.50. cables
%?.ol: Norway, demand l7.S4: sweden.
demand 2G72; Denmark. demand 20.oi:
Switzerland. demand 1906; Spain, de-
maud 15.2l: Greece, dcmand 90: Po-
land. demand .nhTs: C2echo-Slovakia.
demand 40: Argentine. demand $500:
Brazil. demand lL2j: Montreal. 100 4-S2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. Dc:. G.--"hett--Fa ASH. El.-'
"a e. -. December. sl29: May. sl.@6.
C,oyrrs.rd--primr: Cash. sl2 .Oj: &c
,,b.r s,o.55: December. SI2.J5: January.
sl2.555 March. Si2.>n.
Aslikc-.Ir!mc: cash. sln.II: October.
slu.75. December. $1,000: March. Sll."p.
Timnthy-l'r!mr: Cash. $3.50: p'to-
hrr. $3.50: December, $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
MONEY MARKET.

Ncw York, Oct. "G.--Can money
strong. hi.,h. "a. low. ~: ruling rate.
-: closing Id 6; Offered at az: last
loan. i: call loans against accertarrcs.
/. Tim, loans Hrm: m!N"d collateral.
60 and IN day. *. a.; four and SIX
months. ~ as. Prime commercial! pa
ger, ~ q y.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

Vow York. o. 20 --I"horry h"nd"
close: ~. sl"".n@. ljr~t 10 s., $'N.' ..
~-cunr ~ >, S9h.lr: h!rG =. >. $i>.".;
fourth =. -. >?,.i@. \'i"rN 49, = u"
called, Si0g"S, IL. called SlVo.V-'
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. ". Va. Oct. IS. 1922.
Furnished rae luteIIicencer ~ A.
Master 81 Co. mcmbcrs New ynrS stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
81 w. Va. Bldg.
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N. !. COTTON MARKET

WhccIin.-. ". Vs.. ty'. -, lG".
Furnished The lute!!Igcuccr 10y a T.
hasten 4 Co. mc:is,"Is Ecw iOrk StOck
Exchange. Second r.uUr National i.auk
" ". Va. Bldg.
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Surplus Of Domestic Cabbage

,,rI,,, .rir,n,.,,r.. r.nn.rS reveal tho
e,,rnri.ir,, ,.,,., mar M. inlnurtant city
markets take lust about a. MANY c;,r-
lot. ,r ,,,, ,.aLh,r, IN = wear ur CcN-
o,..,l .ror,..r, .. ,i,., Iu when H." fil'
,,,.,,, L..,,,. l., lpIp and 1921 ~"
,,,,,,,.r,.;,r rr,lp,.,f,r nr rohhorr vs.
relatively ngh,. whereas In l?2u ana
,n"n thar. w.,. = heavy y.rld Nrw Ynr'i.
,,.i.,.on.i, and Colorado usually furnish
,,,.,, ,birl- ~ ~. fall md winter suu-
~. T., rn,,rI ru,,Icrs tho situation
r.;,,, r,,,,.,.: :, ,Lrs, three states hts
t,.n as follows. In ,hr latter months
uC 1919. they -u:pprd $50 cars NJ c9H-
h,i,, and IN ih,. early part uf the t"'-
,rw;rr wear 1910 cas-. Va the fall u
1."u thr;, n'Itnu, was lraII cars an
H. ,..r,r IonI .,h,uf 400 cars In IN"
o,,,,,,r or 1927 sh;rmcris from tho"
..',.l, 1,i.d limo ears. even though
,i,. ..-or in general vas light. and tn
,,ny,r,,,.. !, Tho narIv par, 81 the pres
on, yaar was agai nahnu, 1000 cars. I;
+ evident, therefore. that when HT''-u'-
.inn nf domestic type rahhaE" - IarE"
IN 4 season Of heavy crops. IN" Kra't
factories may absorb mu"h oil 'h'S SUI
plus. That is ~" situation th'N year.
Domestic Typ" stock raS h'rh very p.."
';:U! in New York an" .N''"N|'
heads nave n'"h az &c '"' ,,,,
Erawi pn inc "'"'f '''H''' -''
danish tii" LOT "'"''! ',.,5
u" - h'ANE as "''E 49, 49,.
"'r - "9'''''''.'' ,..,,r, dr~iu,
" ~, N'' ','a. ,,nr;,I ar.rrod ihc danish
Wv ,,,,,.
g. e... .o,.I,o- ,.,rjcticS have
,',',,.,,ou,. r.,o,.,. from Wisconsin.
.-..,-..,,. -, -,,l, MN rl.,'s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Oct. IS. 1922.
Wheeling. W. Va, oct. %. l""2.
Furnished The InteIliceacer by 4. z
Mas,en < Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National BauB
~ " Va Bldg
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PETROLEUM

OIL City. Pa. Oct c6.-Credit bela|
$40 Runs 70.2fo: average V1|
Shipments 1914; average S6.tlL
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Wheeling. ". Va. Oct. -. i'"2.
FURNISHED The Intelligence ~ \. +.
N,vten & Co. members New York Stoca
rNcnaure. Second floor Natonal BORN
~ -. "a IsilR
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". vi. OCT -, 1879.
Furnished The lntelliHenCcr by \. e.
Mastrn Il Co, membcyB New in!h S'och
Exchange. Second floor National BaER
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. oct. %. 1922.
Furnished The lntc!l!gencer by A. z
Masten & Co.. members New York STOCK
Exchange Second floor National Bans
Of W Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. oct. =. l9-s.
Daily quotation list Wheeling S:urs
Exchange Compiled for The latrlt!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
Sweet Potatoes Steady.

Lighter shipments "f Sweet potatoes
crnn' yjcginia reduced the weeks total
r. 100 cars. compared with >&i cars IN" Inc,
nrecrd.mm week Movement from New
Jersey increased t" III. supplies have nave,
h.,n. liberal in city markets, and nr.,rS
generally steady. sirrns'h'h'"S S''S"'
~ IN New York city.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

wheeling. w. Va. oct -. 49,.
LIVE STOCK COM. %.
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N, Y. CURB MARKET

Total Sales -l.@6t 700.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
CSC Tissue
Ginghams, 39c

3s inches wide. with an or
candle finish; beautiful quail
ity: good range Of patterns and
summer colors. Wednesday
only, 39c yard. e.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
ARTIST SAYS IT
HAS NO EQUAL
Regrets He Did Not Have
/ Tanlac Years Ago. Troubles
Now Entirely Overcome.

For thirty years. said William
|E. McElhinney, well-known
artist, of Seat Pleasant. Nd, a
suburb Of Washington, Il have
suffered in one way or another
from stomach trouble. And my
only regret Is that Tanlac did not
come my way years ago, for 1t is
very plain now the suffering and
trouble Il would have saved me.
However, I am happy even at
this late day to find such an
ideal medicine for people suffering
from indigestion. During all those
years my food would never digest
properly and never as long as !
|remembeF did I have a satisfied.
|contented feeling after meals un.
til since began taking Tanlac.
There was always a sluggish. un.
comfortable aftermath. my sides
would pain and there was q
heaviness about the chest and
heart.
"But II seemed to make no DIFF
ference to Tanlac how long I had
suffered or how aggravated my
case. Tanlac and the Vegetable
Pills together took right hold Of
my case, righting every wrong
and putting an end to my troubles.
Now I am feeling altogether DIFF
ferent, forf eat with a relish and
heartiness all kinds of food and
digest them perfectly. The pains
and heaviness are gone from my
sides and chest and. of course, !
am feeling like a new man. My
wife is now taking Tanlac, too,
and can recommend 1t to any
one" t2TC's -. .,.~r .
q. Tanlac is sold in Washington
by Peoples Drug Stores and all
leading druggists.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
No Longer Need You
"Guess'' HOU to SeW

Now that there's new pattern, Printed" with blue
cutting lines and directions in plain English every
pattern piece
This new Printed" Pattern tells you how to lay the
pattern the material, where to cut and how; step
by step the garment can be put together and made.
There is no need of guessing" at dressmaking, be-
cause the Printed Pattern makes sewing clear for
you every stitch of the way.
PaIais Royal-Bargan Basement.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20

AGreat Purchase
Assures a Great Sale


!
Great in quantities, great in variety,
great in value. The makers were will
ing to include higher priced dresses at
the lower price because we Cleaned
out his loft"
A thousand and more dresses. The writer
counted eighty (80 different styles, and
there are more.
Such dresses, as very many are, at only
$3.50 for choice, would bring overwhelming
numbers here tomorrow il the dresses
could be seen as this is read. IT, our
reader is q regular patron she will be here
and our advice is to put money in purse
sufficient to buy two or three or more
dresses.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
women DRIVERS
ARE ROAD HOGS,
SAYS OFFICIAL
Feminine WiIes Too Much for
Speed Cops, Declares Cali
o., fornia Inspector.
By Co.mopoiItan News Service.

LOS ANGELES. June 90
''women motorists are, the master
road hogs"
Thus declares Steve Neal. chief in
spector of the California State motor
vehicle department. ... &c..
Continuing. he says: "When I see
q woman at the wheel at dangerous
place watch my step.
Women motorists assume the
same attitude that women do In
street cars. A man Is expected to be
chivalrous. d.. a ~.
male motorists are made the hor-
rible examples because speed cops.
fall prey to feminine wtles and
smiles" .r. Il ..r..
The Washington times., 1922-06-20

IL ID scared 10
death of all three
of them. It is
scared of the
bonus, scared OF
the tariff. and
scared of the
ship subsidy.
Some observ-
ers in the press
gallery now be-
lieve that this
tariff will meyer
be passed. Num-
erous observers
believe 1t will
not be passed for
a very lon g
time. Virtually
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
Provide a
Generous
Supply at
This Price
CSC Tissue
Ginghams, 39c.

80 inches wide; fine imported
quality. in beautiful block de-
signs; in a color variety sure
to answer all calls. Wednes-
day only, Soc yard.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
BILL PUT.
At TA|LEND Of.
COZ, measures
Soldier Must Wait for Tariff,
Which Comes After Subsidy.
Says Hard. :. :.
By WILLIAM HARD.
Cosmepolitan NeMe Service.

Yesterdays events and " today's
events in Washington show one
great central political fact. II ss
this: .- " -...- -...
The Republican party has three
great legislative measures still to
pass in this session Of Congress- and
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
AGreat Variety
Assures Satisfactory Choice

Gingham Dresses of Checks
Combining white with blue,
green, rose brown, red, pink or
black, with organdy trimmings to
give the Partisan ensemble.
Swiss Dresses-Of black, navy,
copen, nile and rose, with dots in
white and red.
Organdyl Dresses Crisp and
colorful; some in combinations of
artistic contrasts.
voile Dresses-Among them are
extra Sizes" for which many
women would gladly pay $1,000.
Every size here for women and
miss-styles for every form and
fancy-at $4.S9.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
Csc Scotch
Ginghams, 39c

80 inches wide: fine i'm.
ported material. in a wide
range of excellent patterns;
highly mercerized finish. Wed.
nesday only, 3sc yard.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
CSC Novelknit Suiting, 39c

fine, beautifully woven suiting in excellent
range Of colorings as follows: Tan, Kelly green,
lavender, rose, orchid pink white, brown, sage and
gold Wednesday only 39c yard.
Paais Royal-Second Floor
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
iced Tea Spoons, SI.29

Oneida Community Co. Par Plate. warranted 10
years: set OF 9. Special ct $i.ss.
SilverPlated Tes Spoons--Al neat. pretty design;
guaranteed to wear. Set Of g. Special ut 7sc.
Silver.Plated Dinner Kniyes-Plain and good
quality. Set Of 8. Special at 500.
Palais Reyal--siain Floor. ,.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
5, 700 Yards of ".
M.25, 81 and Csc New>
Summer Wash Fabrics

All fine lots arranged in one great group ant
featured for Wednesday only at the remarkably ioV
price of ..... ..a = 90. .
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
And Styles for Various Figures

Not dresses made
woman, whether tall,
Palais Royal Bargain
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Sizes 42z to 521z, Inclusive

There question of doub-you have but slip
these feel that style combine
perfect fit.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20

merely largely
medium or short
Basement.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
Save from
29cNto SEC
on Each
Yard
SIPS to Csc Imported
English Voiles, 39c

10 inches wide, in an excep-
tionally attractive collection Of
light. medium and dark print
ings on very fine voile. Wed
nesday only, 3sc yard.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-20
New York Market
FINANCIAL

New York, Oct. 19.-Strength OF
Liberty bonds, decline of German
marks to three cents a hunoreo, d lev
low record, and a highly coniusso
outstanding developments III Ahuiu"' .
financial markets.
A number of stocks. such as corn
Products, American Can, Mamhar .ara
Shirt and Burns Brothers b WeIe
pushed up for siezanie gsaarnfhIii;c SteeI,
Dawson Chemical and StudepaKer were
under heavy pressure
The third quarter deficit Of nearly
$40 900 reported by the IRON
& Steel company, continued 10 ers na'f Re.
depressing effect on steer Sh@ioS' -"
Mexican Petroleum f~luctuated within
1. radius of 10 points and closed at q
slight fractional loss, while stan ointa
below Wednesday nights close. Weak
tess in Pacific Oil was accompanies
by unconfirmed rumors OF a RSnnS
cancellation or omission Oh tne 1ha
which was expected to preceoe Inc
announcement Of new financing 10 PRO
vide funds to carry out an eXteH EnW
6rjliing program. standard OIL OF can
fornia, which is gsa1pp so1d off re nearly 4
IF Royal Dutch. which improved Is
points, showed losses ranging from
S" Total sales were 1,lsSoOO shares hare and
Call money opened at 5 per cent anu
eased off to az in the SECOND hour,
holding at tina figure until tne tiossa
money, but plenty Of funds ~ were 3 m ayafns
nanturit,es. The commercial p mar
ket was slightly firmer. a.,
Demand Sterling. dropped abruptly on of
announcement Of the ,oe esi 81 the day
vas oniy about ~ cents; trench
checks and the other allied remit
tances were higher. despite the tnrlaer
break in marks to 8 cents a nuhutou'
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-20
Greek Prisoners Not
Abused, Says Report
of American Body

Mudania, Oct. 19.-(By The Associ-
ated Press.)-The American commit
tee appointed by Admiral Bristol sew
eral days ago to visit the Anatolian
war area returned here Wednesday,
after a weeks tour of investigation and
will make a formal report to the adj
miral in Constantinople today. The
committees purpose was to examine
into and investigate conditions in the
supposedly devastated territory, there
to ascertain the number Of refugees
and Greek war prisoners, homeless and
others needing relief or medical care
and the amount Of destruction"
The committees report, prepared by
DR.. V. NJ. Wright of the Near East re
lief, is featured by the statement that
the Greek prisoners who were seen
working on the roads and elsewhere
were generally treated respectfully by
heir guards, and did not appear starved
or undernourished.
Their uniforms were in tatters and
the morale seemed low"
DR.. Wright found the territory wid
" devastated but in most sections suf
ficient buildings remained to house
present population.
although there were no acute suf-
fering or gruesome sights to be seen.
he says. "there is without doubt need
for medical supplies and a great need
for food"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-20
Stock Market
as seem by
Bulls 81 Bears

Reported by III. ID. LaHe % ~"
New York, Oct. 1s.-The stock mar
ket as a general proposition was dis
t,nctIy reactionary during the session
Thursday and showed effects OF recent
d%fstributive and realizing sales. Tnere
were one or two influences which neip-
ed to unsettle sentiment. The third
quarter earning statement Of Republic
Iron & steel Co. showing a substan-
tial deficit was quite naturally a Dear
ish influence with respect to the gen
eraI run of steel shares.
Talk was in circulation tnat solne
doubt existed as to the maintenance OF
the present rate of dividend on tne
stock of the Pacific Oil company
this was reflected in heavy Hquidation
in that particular issue which suftereo
a severe decline. Other oil issues were
sympatheticaIly effected.
The resignation of the British capi.
net while hardly having any direct
bearing on the stock market was new
ertheless a factor which injected some
uncertainty into the aspect OF the TOT
eign situation. II is not believed tnat
liquidation has run its course for the
time being n there is still a feeling
that advantage should be taken OF
bulges, If any, to reduce long holdings
of stocks.
C~nrU