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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
NAVAL BILL IS PASSED
senate Then Adjourns Session Untll
After New Years Day.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.--After
The calming of tho senato's three
day etorin through withdrawal by
Senator Borah, republican, Idaho, Of
his amendment proposing a world
economic conference. the senate to-
day passed tho $325,O0O,O00 naval
appropriation bill and adjourned
over New Years day.
Debate on the Borah amendment
was not resumed today and the b.ll
also was passed without mention
OF the house provision requesting the
president TO negotiate with the prin-
cipal naval powers for further
amendment limitation. This pro-
vision remaining in the bin Will go
to the pres dent and will not come
before the senate and house con-
ferces IL requests the president to
negotiate with Great Britain. Japan
France and Italy with a view TO
agreement limiting vessels under
10000 tons and aircraft and not
covered by the arms conference
treaties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1922

Germs with whom they were dealing
as contractors. doing work FOR the
United states. 10 was stated.
Some OF the consplrators are al
legged 10 have at mpted TO procure
the elimination OF the gOyernmentA
auditing force and 90 have permitted
their favorite contractors 10 pay at
governments expense their pay rolls
and overhead expenses.
LEVELASD Doc 30.--"I shall
make no statement until learn the
nature Of the charges against me. !"
said Benedict CroWcll, former as
slstant secretary OF war. when In
formed by the International News
Service OK his indictment. "I am
not conscious OF my guilt. My con-
science Ia clear"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
syrlans to Leave Georgia Town.

MARIETTA. Ga, Dec. 30.-Fol-
lowing the dynamiting a few days
ago OF the home of Mike Deraney.
Syrian, the entire Syrian colony
here, numbering 10 families of sub
stautially prosperous merchants to-
day signed notice e all persons
Of their nationality in Marietta VIII
leave within 60 days. Attempts will
be made TO dispose of all property
within that time, the notice said. but
IL they are not successful, the exodus
will begin ANYWAY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
Robertson Appoints
Woman StenOgrdpher
To BE His Secretary

BY the Associated Press State Wire
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 30
A woman has been appointed sec
retary to an oklahoma governor
for the first time. Miss Ruth
Dougherty, his photographer, was
named today by GOV. J. b. A. Rob
crtson to fiji that office when Joe
O'Brlen rendered his resignation
to enter the legislature next week.
Miss Dougherty, according TO
the governor was with him as a
stenographer before his election TO
office, and has served In the exec
utive office four years.
IN rendering you this ottice,
Miss Dougherty, / desire to honor
you and with you the women OF
oklahoma. am breaking n prec-
edent 10 name you my secretary,
but your faithful service has made
you deserving"
Another woman received recog-
milton at the statehouse today.
Col. r. A. Sneed secretary OF
state-elect, announcing that he
would appoint Miss Una Lee Rob
erts as assistant secretary OF state,
under the new administration.
Miss Roberts was employed by
the national park bureau for Is
years, but left the service of the
government in 1919 to become
secretary TO Colonel Sneed Con-
federation pension commissioner,
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Hy the AHgoclated Pross state Wire.
ADMORE, Dec. 30--rhere will
be no change IN the personnel OF the
Ardmore police force, II. s. Hayden,
newly appointed chief OF police stat
ed thia morning. Hayden takes OF =
flee on January I, succeeding Rich
ard w. tDlck) Hignight, whose res
ignation was requested by tho city
commissioners early in the month.
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Now rrohIbitIon nrlof rllc.,.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.--Abso-
ute prohibition ia enforceable on
American ships as we'll as on foreign
ships entering American ports aud
waters, the government contended
in n brief filed today ia the United
States supreme court by Solicitor
General James NJ. Beck and other
department Of justice lawyers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

EIIINAWO, Dec 3U--JnCk spock
an escaped convict, was shot and
killed and his pal" Richard Pres
ton. who also had fled tho Joliet
honor farm, was wounded In n dea-
porate battle today with squad Of
detectives who surrounded west
side rOoming house In which the
ConViCts were hiding.
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Now FueI Distributor Named.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30-Presl-
don't Harding today appointed Fran
els r. Wadligh, OF Pennsylvania, as
federal fuel distributor TO succeed
Conrad r.. Spens, whose resignation
takes effect tonight. Wadligh has
been aaslathnt % Spona.
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Amcrlcnn Ohscr,cr nInrrlcd.

CUNSTANTINOPLE, Dec, 80
Robert lmbrie, observer for the
American state department, was
married here today i'm the famous
old Beledictine chapel to Katherine
Gillespie Of New Rochelle, y. Y. The
witnesses were Mrs. Eda Bassett of
Los Angeles and Miss Ninifred Ed
wards OF New York
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ARDMORE. Dec. 3O.--J. T. Hem
son, patrolman, arrested his own
son, Palmer. late Friday afternoon
when the boy admitted having par
ticlpated in the theft of number
OF bicycles. Otis williams. Is years
old and a friend OF young Henson
vas arrested at the same time.
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SARAHSV1LE, Ohio.-Two large
snakes-one a copperhead, 8 1-2 feet
long. and the other n blacksHake, 6
feet in iength--were found together
and killed on farm near here.
With them were Al young snakes,
each resembling both the copper
head and blacksnake varieties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
MOrtuarH

Innes-The remains OF II. Ice Innes 81
years old of West ruisa, who died Friday
ccyning at a local hopsitHi. were last night
iptorment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

from a window OF a room, 49,
sixth floor OF Hotel Tullor s,oi oh y
day Shortly before he leaneb ,'y Y, 2
life phoned police heaso,u.S..a Sal
asking for help. II a,n449I0
framed" he said. pei
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

Drug Salesman Suicide.
DETROIT, Dec. 3e.-James Cum
life "a, Richmond Hills. n. Y, a
drug salesman, jumped to death
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THE indictments speak for them
selves Daugherty continued, THE
responsibility ia now before the
courts and l feel that It would be
highly improper for me TO comment
Upon a grand jury acticn."
One of the charges was that on
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HENRY CbEws co.'s
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

nv r~lynte wire TO A. T.. Mas;cN & co..
New York, Dec. f.--Nniil something
lroDs in Washington regarding the pro-
rosed radical legislation. II can hardly
be expected that the market Will emerge
from, i,s present nut When the demand
rpr stocks Is light the professional Gle
,nent are usually inclined E" favor the
hear side and this Is thri: attitude at
present. nevertheless their attempt ="
l,s'ocye stocks is not at AL aggressive.
This Is largely due 20 the fact that most
of the weak spots haze been eliminated
and present shareholders are d'stnclnod
20 sell feeling satisfied ;nai ;hc huS'hvS0
nutluuk - sufficiently cm,ourHE"d !"
yarrar, them in holGiug on. tn" IT,
suru,io 81 dividends ny such Az i'm
nnrfaD, cn,uptuy as K"uE"cot' Copper
- m, sure iudicat!un thai the copper
tndus,rv Is again becoming n"rmUL
Ru,tncss interests hav. the greatest
confidence N thu ildrllrg admlniStrd-
ZION. bu. would h,. h"it"r satisfied II
a.. would cmuIat" -, '>amrl" 81 R0"S"-
volt IN putting his foot d""u VITA re-
Sr.c, 20 the present wnyrm'n' of tn"
INSURGENTS go ru' 'hruuGI only .'urh
a. they desire. 'rr'un II
:, that the better elements ia both par
fi,... backed hy The ;c",ld"U' could With
ont dirNruliy make Intellectual rhr PRO-
gram 60 The radicals TO hold up COLI
rrces which. Of course. has IT. serious
side when the business Of IN" country
il taken into consideration.
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IRON REVIEW


Cleveland. Dec. o.--lhe i'oii i'"u~
Review says: Activity IN luture buying
which Is Of breadth ana when mas not
been present IN the market !oI s"''c
months. is the outstanding feature U.
n" iron and steel sitGa'loh' ES'''''a'eu
requirements upon when consumers are
closing Indicate mat man '"S 'ui ms
programs for the lirH' three " S'N
months are pitched on large SraIe'
Some uneVennesS III prices - ueNe''p
ing "a mill books nave run DOWN III
certain lines nut therc Is al absence "a
weakness anywhere
November established INC 't''" on
SecutiEe monthly gam IN p'S '"" p'O
duri'"u Whi'h no" !" v" III ms
basis In exactly w" years ne a'ei
age daily output in November WAS 1920
tons. Il gain Of lu.HJ tons OF ii'F per
cent over October. Furnaces ]" oiast
showed net gain al twenty-five IN the
month. raising the tuta! 10 Zfo. Inth!
production in November was 2.Hi',oS"
tons. against 2.629.G55 tons In October
a gross increase of 2l5.9i0 tons. The
General Motors corporatinn. which seeks
n heavy tonnage Of mi. cellanenus ma
,erial has placed a portion of this bust
ness. but a larger amount still * under
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LOGAN BRYAN's CLOSING
STOCK LErTER.

(By Private Wire to 4. T.. Mason n COZ
New York. Dec. 6.--Thcre WAS snap
rally in the stock market in the alter
noon dealings with the motors ana
equipments quite prominent on the up
side.
Reports from the other side during
The day were IF somewhat more reaS-
Sur!ng tenor. With respect to the p"Iit-
cal situation.
The impellNg factor in the afternoon
buNing movement was IN" StaleHcH~
credited to the secretary of the treas
rry. Mr. Mellon intimatinE In substance
that there need he no revision In taxes
upward.
There was a sharp advance IL the IAN
American issues the buying IN these
stocks being stimulated by the hrh"t
that dividend increases may be ordered
in the near future.
The action of the market in various
departments seemed To suggest the pres
erce OF this element 10 retire commit
ments this afternoon forced prices IN
many Instances sharply higher.
In conclusion +. can b" SAID 'Aa'
there seems TO be more cheerful sem
,imcnt In stock market circles at the
close tonight.
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FOREIGN AND
Us, BONDS UP

New York. Dec 6.--Marked Irregular
!ty continued in todays BOND marke''
acute weakness Of q number oil specuia-
tive railroad mortgages being counter
balanced by the strength Of foreign AMI
United States government securities and
a better tone among industrial liens.
Trading was again comparatively
light. but the restraining effect imposed
bv the uncertainty of the governments
new financing was removed after the
market closed by the announcement OF
new issue on December Is Of 100000
600 in short term notes. or this SUM-
s400. 900 600 will consist Of two Issues
Of certificates Of indebtedness, one ma
turing in three months 9th coupon
rate of BIZ percent and the other matur-
ing in one year with q four percent rate.
nd 100000. 900 in 21- year treasury
notes. bearing ~ percent coupon.
Cash subscriptions will be accepted Tor
the full $500 0O0.0 in treasury notes
with the government reservng the right
10 Issue additional notes for all the VIC
tory to ~ percent notes. sIOo0ooo00 "t
which mature on that date. that are
offered for exchange. &.
The Reaction
st Paul. Erie and Frisco issues wecs
the hardest hit in the reactionary move
nlnnt III the TalTOiu - ftu'
debenture AZ. the As OF 1925, general
AIS and convertible AS and o':i
dropped to 81: points; Erie general SIS
and convertible As, series \. 3 and D.
10 ~, and Frisco income 6's and adj
justment 6's. 1l2 to points. Frisco is'
sues were sold on publication OF a poor
earnings report for the first four months
of the new fiscal year. but there was no
apparent outside reason for the weak
ness of the ST. Paul and Erie groups.
Oil and copper company liens made
good progress In the industrial division.
gains of | to y points being scored by
Mexican Petroleum SIS. Pierce Oil SIS.
MARYLAND Oil Il2's. with warrants and
Cerro De PaSc3 SIS. Donnar Steel e
broke . points and Cuba Cane SIS and
International Paper IS series A. one
each.
Foreign Offerings
Foreign bonds improved in sympathy
with the higher exchange rates. Gains
of TO n points were made by Cubr
railroad rs. Mexican IS. Fra!nerican
7h's and Holland American SIS, but
cuba railroad SIS were weak.
Except for slight recessons y Liberty
avs and the new government 4k's L.
s government securities !npr{ved 10 TO
Is cents on 800.
Total Sales. par value. "eres - .slj,-
900
Announcement was made Today that
n local syndicate had been awarded 55.-
G00 900 road bonds Of the state Of Mis-
souri,. for which bids We're received veg
terday. The s2.n00.00n bonds maturing
on December |. 1923 haev been disposed
Of and the s2.0g9.OOO due December !.
1924 and sl.OO0,000 due December !. 1927.
will In, offered Ia the nubliC on a 80
percent basis. Public Offering WAS made
today OF si.645.O00 issue Of Consol!
dated per cent mortgage bonds of the
Dominion Iron and Steel company. Tho
price was So and interest to yield SO
percent.
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh. Dec. G.-Apples. barrels
New Works, No. ! Baldw!ns S4.25 C
$50: Kings. AIS to 800: HubhardstonS
4 90 to 425 pushed baskets; New iorhs
No Raldwins, l.l0 TO LIS; ldahoS NO
! Rome beauties. $50 TO l.75; Delicious:
. u. Pennsylvania, bulk York 1mperials
. 90 per 100
Onions, Indianas. Pennsylvania ana
Ohios, 1OO-lb. sacks. yellows. No. |. ESQ
f., 200; mediums, $50 10 275.
Potatoes. 15O-lh sacks. No. !. Mich'-
CANS. $50 to $50; Pennsylvania. 1.9V
n 200. New Yurks, 10 per sack.
Dairy products unchanged.
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rnREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Dec. G.--Forcign exchange
!rrcrulur. Great Britain. demand, 4.56 l. {:
cables. l5Gis. GO-day hills on banks.
J54. France, demand 6.99. cables. 100
Italy. demand. 496; cables 496i =. Bel
GUM. demand. s.t3ia. cables, ga. Ger.
many. demand. 81 3-lG; cables. .OIi.
Holland. deniaud. 1923; cables. 1896
Norway. demand. 1897. Sweden. de-
mand. $3.50. Denmark, demand. @p.5o
Switzerland. dtmard. 1857. Spain. de
lhand, 1880. Greece. demand, l0c. Po-
laid. demand. ."OS. CEecho-Siovakia.
demand. 3la N:L,"u'tur. demand. 27.6s.
B.azi!, demand. l-.3'. Montreal $I49.
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Led BY Studebaker.

S;udeuakcr. IN which Al heavy Snort
interest had beer, bull, III yesterday -"
the traditional selling at stock on me
good news" following announcement "'
the - per con; STOCK G;V.d"1"- MAS '"'
market lrIdc- CROSSING III So" re,
gain uI -. points. p'h"" "N;"TH I'M
proved "a sympathy. Hudson A"i 'i"f'
establishing r.w peak prices ''' 'nc
wear. but Welding later 90 pr"hi t%H-
ing. Moon motors came within mar
point Of - Yeas h;Gf and '",'Nu'''
advanced nearly points.
Other outstanding gains ~ '"' ="
dus;rial SrS.un were made by General
Electric. McNIcaa Petroleum. Houston
OIL Pan American \ and Is and Western
Union. all Up I 10 points.
II addition O. The oils mentioned.
gains Of l., 20 nearly 90 points ""'S
made 10y General Asphalt and Standard
ONs OF California and New Jersey.
Railroad shares recovered somewhat
from their early weakness hut ."SSe"
far behind me jndustrialS on the up
ward swing Great Northern pVe'eFre";
which dropped "A yesterday. recovered
~ today but except for gains ~ one
point in Reading. ia in Northern IA
rjfc and Is, in Canadian Pacific. 'taeT
net changes were Of fractional '"dr-
ac.er with n number Of issues closing
slightly below Tuesdays final hgures'
Gain for U. s. Steel.
L. s. Steel common was sluggish o'''
the buyfnc movement Of the last houe
pushed it up TO 1921 tor ret gain Of
= bethlehem r touched h2'y again
for a ne, gain OF It, and Crurn.' al
vanced * 10 81 after having fallen 20
snas. Baldwin also made quick re-
rov.rr. moving within radius OF "
no,nts for a net gain OF 81. PULLMAN
improved - and American L"C""'''','
~ Exchanges which was m"dcFa'''S
strong in the early dealings ielI oa'N
later. net changes generally being Un-
important.
Sterling exchange gave another
u,arkable demonstration Of strength IN
today's market. touching S4."o's OF =
cents above yesterdays close an| h'sn-
est price in nearly four years. pu'th
ard Norwegian exchanges also estao-
Ushad peak prices at 1890 and lH.SU
-osnectiyelv. while Calcutta was quoted
~ 1880. also the years best price
Frsrch and Italian exchange improved
slightly and South American rates con,
,rrued strong. The German marx s''Lt
soId AZ II; cents hundred deSpt(e a'
uDprecedcuted weekly increase Oh A4''
roo OOO, coo marks In circulation
C.u money and commercial paper
rates were unchanged with the Folu'He
- business small IN each.
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EAST auFFALo LIVESTOCK.

East Buffalo. y. y, Dec. 6.-Cattle-.
Receipts $50: steady.
Calves--Receipts $50; steady. 5000
1900
Hogs Receipts $500: strong 10 So
higher on, go; mixed sS.50@S.65: pigs
1915: roushs $500: stays $3.50 q $50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts $500:
active; unchanged.
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New York Dec. b--N snarp rebound
~ stock prices took plac" Ia today :
late dealings af,cr an extremely d"&
morning session during watch '"''
shares shares were cvnsp:cuou>ly weak
because OF speculative uncertainty re-
garding the u,u.nt"uarce ~ ,hr 3 dl''-
deud Of Great Northern preferred.
Publication - Secretary Mellon : an
nual report including tina; no new t"d-
eral taNcs w"rH contemplated t"- next
YEAR was the signal cor a brisk rally
which was given c"aS!i~-ahi, impetus
by the current covering 81 shorts wa"
discovered that che:r efforts (" depreSS
prices during The Last few days had
hrough, cut c"mpay1tyy@.y H;tI" new
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P1r-5BuRoH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh Dec. Clogs. receipts.
1000: market higher: heavies. $40:
heavy workers.. Ss0M?. light workers.
s.75TS.S5: pigs S.50GS.75.
Sheep and lambs. receipts, $50; mar.
ket steady: sheep. $50: lambs, 1900.
Calves, receipts, 100; market steady;
top, 1900.
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MoNEY MARKET.

New York, Dec 6.--Cnll money hrm:
high 81: law s; ruling rate 5; closing
bid ST.; offered at 5%: last loan 5ie:
call loans against acceptances 3. Time
loans steady: mixed collateral. GO and
90 days. AZ as; four and six months
4Xd5. Prime commercial paper Az.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. O.. Dec. 6-Wheat. cash. l.S3 /:
Cloversced. prime cash. 1885: Decem-
hrr 1885: March. 1875. Alsike. prime
cash. s1O.66; December, 1865; March
100. Timothy. prime cash. $40: De-
cember. $40: March, $50.
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LIBERTY BONDS

Now York. Dec S-Liherty bonds
closed. avs sIOn3O; first as. $3.50:
second AS, SSl6; third AIS, $50.
fourth tLs. 9SI3. Victory as, (un-
c2lled) 10000, do. (caued) 100.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

Chicago Dec. 6.-Wheat, No. nara
slI9nl19h. Corn. No. mixed Io%
m5IT. No . yellow. 7os.d Oats
No . white. 4II44a,: No. 5 white, 42t:
m4@2.
IN OnGE11 so
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N. \. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling " Va. Dec s. 1872.
Furnished Inc IutelIlgenccr by A. 2
Aasten & Co. mcm-JorG New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of ~. Va. Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Dec. 3. 1922.
Furnished The Intell!seRcer by A. Z.
Mas;en & So me mbers New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF W Va Bldg.
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STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling " Va. De-. 5. IH--.
Furnished The Intcl'tSencer oy \. I.
Nns,en & Co. members New York Stocs
Exchange. Second floor National bsah
~ 10
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NEW YORK POULTRY

Now York. DC. 6.--Liv" poultry r..
regular. Chickens. by cypress. 1920;
turkeys, 30.
Dressed poultry steady. fowls, log ~.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W Va. Dec. 3. 1872.
Furnished the lnteN!Gencer ~ 4. T.
Mastcn & Co, members New YORK $50
MchanKe. Second floor National Bans
~ W Va Bldg.
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BUrTUl AND EQG 8
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling. ". Va, Dec, Z. 49,.
Furnished Tho Intelligencer by A. Il
Masten & Co., members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National banA
Ua Rldn
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NEW YORK CURB STOCKS

Wheeling. ". VA. De-. s. l"@-.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. E
Nasten & Co. members New York Stoca
EXCHANGE Second floor National Bonh
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LOCAL. MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va, Dec. ,, I"2e.
Daily GuolaUDu list Wheeling S;ocA
Exchange Compiled fey Tho lntelii'
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YUTRoLEUM

OI CAY. Ia. Dec. 6.--trod'; naia:. 'eS
81 "a. Runs II %7G. avcrag" fh."@O. Ship
mcuts G..6is; average olit0.
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PRODUCE MARKET
Wheeling, W. Va. Dec. 3. 1922.

Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. 5. 1922.
GEORGE ELLIS & SONS CO.
Oranges, per box .........S8. so
Lemons, per box ........ 300
Apples. per box ........... 5.75
New apples, per bushCl.... 80
VEGETABLES.
Onions, bag .......... 500
Potatoes. new. per bag. 2 90
Cabbage, per barrel ...... 200
Sweets. bNl. ...............2.25
Grape Fruit. box .... 500
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SHARP REBOUND IN PRICES Of
STOCKS IN THE LATE DEALINGS

d. \ r,d 60. 80. @i4 -. -
Wng \ l.. T. -. -. - -.
BONDS
Liberty i.uau~-.
Is, SLgs loo IS loo ~ !uo.%i -.....
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

WHEELING LIVESTOCK COMMISS-
SION CO
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PROVISION MARKET
FESH MIATs

Wheeling. w. Va. p.r. t, 1872.
BY REUTER- BROS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07
annles Show Little Change.

Lighter movement from nearS III
annie shipping states resulted III
G.Crcaec of ahou. 1900 cars The ,oSS
,,.,s som"wha; greater from box snip
ming areas, although California snip
mont. we're heavier than the preceding
u,.p New York Baldwin apples al
,,rccd in New York CITY to - per par
r.I the middle Of the week but close"
Or below that figure. other nlaFNelS
were slightly !rrcguiar hut prices rale
ed around 4.0O-4.j0. firm tone pre-
vailed 4; Western New YORK sh'pplh'
POINTS. Rhode Island GreeninEs were
steady in leading cities al 4.aO-5'o"'oth3r
varieties held at recent price leEcIs'