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rated therefrom, or who have been placed in the Army or Navy Reserve, until Jan. 20, 1923, under the provision of the Home stead Law. This Preference Right is subject to the right of actual bona fide settlers, claim ing a preference by virtue of possession and occupancy under some provision of law.
 Applications to enter will be received from any of tile above classes having Preference Rights, from Oct. i. 1922 to Oct. 20, 1922 and all persons claiming Preference Right by virtue of settlement and occu- pancy, are advised to file their applications within this period. All applications filed between Oct 1 and Oct. 20, 1922 and all those filed at 9: o A. M. on Oct 20, 1922, will be considered as filed simultaneously and will be disposed of by lot.
 B-GENERAL. On and after 9: 0 0 A. M. on January 20: 1923 the lands above described will be subject to entry under the general land laws of the United States and any special act appli- cable to the District of Alaska. Applications to enter such land may be filed at any time between January 1 1923 and January 20, 1923. These applica. tions; with all applications filed at 9: % A. M. on Jan. 20, 1923, will be treated as filed simul taneously and will be disposed of by lot.
 Frank Boyle,
 R0Uictor
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70 MCCARTHY @
 ~ DRUG STORE @ @9 CHRISTMAS GOODS gag

SAYS RADIO FAD IS HERE TO STAY
 That the raido fad is here to is the opinion of Prof. Tolomie U. of w. instructor of electrical engineering.
 It is just like the phonog graph fad few years ago: says Tolon- ie. Thousands of machines were bought when the craze first be- gan. Now many practical uses have been found for the instur- ment and it being taken up by schools and colleges.
 Think of the good i5 would have done during the flu epidem ic five years ago. People co uld have kept in touch with the rest of the world and the latest meth ods of treatment, and could still have been completly isolated.
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GOOD NEWS FOR
 SETTLERS

The following Notice has been issued by the U. s. Land Office at Juneau. We publish it for inc benefit of settlers in this sec tion.
 Department of the Interior
 United States Land Office
 Juneau, Alaska.
 Sept. 16, 1922 NOTICE is hereby given that oD Oct. 20. 1922 the approved plats of the following Township Surveys will be filed In this office:
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A-Soldiers Preference.

Under the provisions of the Act of Feb. IA, l92O' us amend ed by the Act of Jan. 21, 1922, a Preference Right to enter any of the above lands, will be allow ed to soldiers. sailors and ma rines, who served in the War with Germany, who have been honerably discharged or sepa-
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THANKSGIVING DANCE

The dance Wednesday even ing was voted a huge success by all who attended. Fine Thes- plan harmony that was furnis he'd was contributing factor to the late hour of cession.
 In all there were about twen- ty five couples present, who were devotees to the shrine of Thespis.
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and the lands there will be sub
 ject to entry under the follow ing conditions:
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

,..3.oro Aug. 3O.-Catuc. re'clplS
=, oo0 hc,r steers active; strong 10 100
,.,,,r. oond and choice grades shoW'he
ns, advances, top matuTeo s.coS
NJ m. hiehes, Of year; bulk beer steers
s5T1n 60, she stock SLOW hpou'
s,nodv. bulls stockers and Feeders ID "a,
-. s,rady: veal calves strong nuiN 10.
~ lock largely s4.5nG725; bulk h"any
bologna bulls around So; n" No "'S
atIo yealers early around S'-,oV c.,u,,
'' HAS receipts $4,000; market iasN
,.t,n ON lighter weights. ar"pna Si'""S ,
o,brrs slow: bulk 10 to Wv P0u'n a"nI
oo o1oE,G 81. few s9.75: go to 24o pouno
S|,"T ,ors mostly s9l0m 90; pacK,nE
nunv ,s Generally s6.@5I7.on; bulk pig
ornnnd $500: hig packers h".n'ns - "a *,
/ arou''' e TnT925: medium SN.S3 q J.. q. .
, ',,,,' e. i0Uo.75: light light EH,,HHS'o,r'
'h.,,,r ,nws. smooth, $500 q; racN.
"rN ,''',He rough s. o0@ So; killing pig
80, ..,', y 49,, r.rc.p,s iI.ooo: about steady
r', ,nn native lambs Sl2.T' to CIV!
sa, ,crcr.. hulk Sl2 25@1"j0 To raChCrS
.I'r.n s,riag Western lambs go =, y
ooo. come hold at sI3.oo; hsecp quiz
/ .,,cs mostly tlo'TT.o no Wc,h"r
'"' ,.on-l,nrs hcrc. Feeding LAMBS tF''
desirable 81 pound feeders MA S.I,n'' 81
a,,,d feeders late Tuesday S'S'''
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PRODUCE MARKET
Wheeling. ". Va, Aug 50. 1929.
& BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

BY Private Wire to y F.. Mas',n 60
New Work. AUG. jO.--rHe "a.'E ""-
vices from the west pLTicd To- cA''rN.
imGly largo freight ,/ttc IN me h'E'
few months. THIS lad Il taNo'ho'c e.
feet in tho rail department OF INC Isl"
In the afternoon sudden selling ""Nr
mcnt developed II the steel shares "h''h
unsettled the general list
This was pvFccd"d by runoFS @i -"
.yu.ng ny the Federal 'A.e
rn,nInjssicS IN reference to tn" inTec-
corncreds steel merger. Later THIS rumor
VIA dc,icd by the Fcdeal Trade com
mission and coupled with the NhSh'nE-
ton rcr.ort that coal loadtnEs FOR M""uHF
las, had reached the peak since nv NV
strike some 10000 cars. gain over WV,
rrcyynus saturday Of several 'h"nSanu
.rars (hrorrnt n sudden buying "AHo 'h'o
thcj general list and the markC' lyv"'
,rJ =, roodiy part 90 MS early losses
H., IN, late session iHtsHuFEh us,
hg,,rh stated that tho liitSh"'hn @
2,.',,n,ny. largest independent coal pro,
rprcr in district. agrees /" ',"p." Wv"
,'.C. ,,,,.s. under terms reached a. CieVe
'Ia,% Conference. In the final dca''ns'
,hnr. seemed to hc quite = ',,'c av,te,
,,rcrj, taking movement IN ,n' may
. ,ar,in, Of the Industrial stoCNS'
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Enw yrrk. Aug. 2O.-~For"'Sn s1'na asi,
,-m 49," ,irca, Britain. demand 49," -
IITr."'' {, ta'. do-dny NILS on hah hi,s
s 6, 4t. France. demand s77s's' CARES aS ;%s
go: ;. r ,I.H, demand ,7.2.. cables e.
So s. ''' Grrmany, demand $40. go
S;3% ,o'o7,.: Holland. demand s2s;S,,
C",,o. ,cS o. Norway. demand s'O'SS'
c ,.'a,,,, demand s@G.t5: Denmark DC,
SVEN CO., A.. Switzerland. demand
, sio az. Swain. dCmand SI5.'4; GT H,I,
demand SAL: Poland, demand WV a. ~
",crho.siovnkia demand s3.S4';; AT,
rrntinc, demand s$6.l2; Rrazh' demand
I2 ii. Montreal, Si0o.
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CHICAGO BUTTEA-

C,,,,,co Aug. 30 TIL" butter market
.Ti,b.lv easier today except tnr
M"n d.s below IS and above 81 whlc"
So scorrc supplies were fairly no
wei and ruvrrs generally were LOOKING
,r,. bargains. Trading in all Erad"s
,U ra,hcr quiet, hut III" scarcity OF
so,,c scores gay" the market some
s s,r"nr,h. some short hold goods SHOW,
S 81 profit at present prices was used s;si
and gT : tia, made it more diff'rult t" dis
N',. ~ ,hr medium grades Of fresh
1 r,,a c,r market was quiet and easter
rinoty score sold generally m ~ cents
nnI 50 score was ohtainahic late IN 'he
49,, =, 70 and So. cents.
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NO GREAT ACTIVITY
IN STEEL INDUSTRY
Increased Soft Coal Output IA 1A1
noticeable Eject, According -
Iron Trade Review

Cleveland, o. Aug. 3c.-The Iron TRACE
R.v,ew todays says: Although tht
daily OUTPUT Of soft coal has passed
tho million-ton mark and more miners
are returning to work, the improvement,
IS barely noticeable in the iron ana stesI
Industry. Banking Of blast furnaces
.aems 70 be checked, in fact, several
iron producers are preparing 10 oio~
In stacks Ingot production continues
AZ slightly better than 90 per cent OF
capacity. while the activity or nnishlnk
mills ranges from practically 1Vo pe'
cent down to complete shutdown oe-
pending on local fuei conoitions.
"Producers are confronted on one side
nv an extremely brisk demand for al
most all products and on the other by
N. uncertainty Of future operating con-
dIt,ons. The rapidly with which sche-
d,,,cs can he restored to normal depends
not only on the rate Of improvement In
the output Of coal, but also on develop.
ments in the railroad shipments con-
troyersy. Since the signing on Wednes-
| day Of the Cleveland settlement by Two
groups Of western Pennsylvania oper-
ators means a further Increase IN the
| ruel output, the ability OF the railroads
| To move Il from the mines becomes the
controlling factor in the situation:
! Pig Iron Prices ADVANCE .
Pig iron prices again advanced al,
along the line No. 2 foundry Is quoted
at s2s TO ;s4 valley. but iron for prompt
delivery is so scarce that in several In
stances hard pressed consumers nave
zone far beyond the confines Of their
normal market to fulfill their wants.
Sales Of foreign iron continue 10 De
made in Boston, New York and Phil
a elphia. and It is estimated that dur
Ing the present buying movement more
than 100000 tons Of British iron has
been ordered for American shipment.
The prices OF finished steel continue
10 seek higher levels. While no denntte
price policy has been announced by me
leading producer. 1t is believed that tht
l.soc quotation on bars. shapes ana
plates has disappcard, This means ina
the minimum on these products Tor In
definite delivery lies somewhere betweet
l.sOc n nd &c Pittsburgh. In the mean
time the prices for specified deliyf-'
haye. oAy9fsefised rhe mn TRADE
~ view weekly composite Of fourteen II
,o- and steel products. This week 'nc "'
81. ace Is ;ilI against an average
Of ,s0.sl last week and s3'.7" the "ecN
ain FORE"
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MORR|STOWN

4 large truck from Beilaire wen' Cr,
.,,a o,aan embankment n the Deep CUT
vest Of town. yesterday morning for,u,
a.,eIy me driver escaped with only a
Few scratches. The truck was com
nIo,olv demolished. The accident was
roused nv the steering gear ercakins'
Ths truck was enroutc to Woodsl'e'u'
VOL Known Here.
r A. Persons. who was instantly KILL
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East Buffalo, y. Y Aug 3O.--Cattle-
Receipts $500 head. Low and steady.
Calves-Recelpts. 200 head. ActovS
and soc lower. ;5.oO4l3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1880 head Active,
IS q soc higher. Heavy. S9.25 q 1000;
mixed SlQ.006 1880: workers.. 5000,
light workers.. s95oD10.oO; pigs. Sa.25'
roughs. $500: stays, s4oo94.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts 500 head
Active and steady. No change in prices.
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GALL MONEY.

>.w york Aug. 3o-csll money
o Mew nirh' ~; low. 80: ruling rate.
n os. riosinr hid. ~, offered At ~ last
~ ~ ''I %h cali loans against accent
a s2t% 81 Time loans, nrm. mixed col,
tn[rT 50 and 10 days, ig4l.; and
and : months. -. @ti.. Prime CONNER
cial papcr. AI4i4
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house with Omaha connections was
free seller Of September Corn nj tho
start aud the market broke sharply.
After starting 4 to y off. with Sep
,cmbcr % 10 5?(s, the corn market UNI
Gcrwcnt further general decline
Oats started unchanged 10 |. lower.
with September 3lN. 9t32. and held
clos" 10 tho Initial range
Provisions were unsettled.
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lY 22
SUcsN sIIR

New Yor p, X = NNubas
market ( q - quail
10 s4.s9 -, that level. There
1900 bag 900 bags of Cubas
were alsS,ent 10 an operator
for septcnulyelsnt 10 a duty
at $50 fshout SAT, and 1t was
paid pric' not confirmed that
remarked rhas were made at
I nd freight.
J y and Titu,cs market was
Tho "a again today influen-
strong a tn in the spot market
ced y t,,ond for refined gu
ana the -, were at the best OF
gar Go II to IA points net
the day "a buying for Wall
street anr ,254. December
CloslnaT,y 357
80 Mn refined sugars was II
ne mi % points lower 10 ID
reg u!ar 4 fine graduated now
points h'. 90 better in.
generall,"d
quiry W. mammal
Refine
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,,nrerR1Es ASSURED.

N'Oo77'..DD mug |0.-ACoTIInE 10 ~
wan I.rd|ra! Fuel Distributor. tn" j.
gang ,..ss E. Of lack rSSo Gl IN, j. now
= L. ~: e.. = 3! ss5 !; e.: S !;
' "a, ,ns 81 cSSs%s :@ 90" TONS
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SHARP BREAK COMES
IN THE BOND MARKET
Decline, Following Report That Chicago
q Alton Is to Be Organized. Feat
ures Irregular Dealing

New York. Aug. &n--Thc sharp break
tn Chicago X Alton bonds. tho IS de-
. dining 81 points and tho 2ls's. ~
, featured today's Irregular bond market.
! The p-cc!pitioUa drop N these two
| issues vas even greater than tho decline
! IN stock prices and was accustomed b..
| rnccntrmod reports that the road was
! to 10 rcorcantzed. Most OF the bonds
! Of tho Alton railroad are reported to be
| hold by 'hc Union Pacific and Il large
| New York banking house. officials ~
which wcro said 10 be in conference here
! today
Traction Issues Strong.
Local traction issues. which advanced
'wo points or more on announcement,
that sufficient Manhattan stock had
been disposed 10 insure Ih@ carrying out
OF the new agreement for the Manhattan
lease. thHs virtually ouvlaling any pos~
sihl" chance OF rCCCtycrehip for tho
lntcrboroUgh Rapid Transit company.
proved the strong spot in tho domestic
lis.
American Telephone and Telegraph
IS convertible were M nearly points
In sympathy with the rise III tina, COM
pany's stock while Ccrro De ras"O SIS
and bethlehem Stec, rcCundinG IS also
made substantial gains
High grade railroad mortgages also
showed slight Improvement while some
OF the speculative lines like SsaEoard
consolidated 6's and adjustment IS RIO
CtraUdc rcIupi!nE As andj'S aad katy"
adjustments advanced moderately n re.
spoUso TO a better and widespread de-
mand.
French Issues Recover.
French issues continued TO recover
from their recent hcavtncss. gains of a
potn: or more being recorded ny The ,
French 7i2's, Framcr.can 7i2's and tho |,
S percent issues o. Bordeaux. Lyons, /
Scissors and Marsc!.!Hs. Mexican IS ad- !
va0Ccd = points. I
Liberty issues were slightly lower. !
Total sales (par valued were $l&ln0- :
OOo.
The two $1,000 ooo bond issues were
offered during the day They were an
ssuc or so year rIc,NC coast joint stock
and banks five percent bonds, which
Hcr. sold ut l0SN. and accrued Inter
st. % yield four percent to 1892 ana
I've percent thereafter and an issue Of
year first mortaGaGe : percent con-
;crtible gold bonds. series \ Of N1"tcl
nils, Inc. which were sold ut 9j.55 and
fcercst TO Weld about ~ percent.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling, ". Va, Aug. 30, 1922.
Furnished The In;eliiScucCr BY A L.
Masten 4 Co, members Ecw York Stock
Exchange Second floor National Bank
OF ". Va. Bldg.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS

New York. Aug. "o.-Cot.Tn 80
,arht were more aci'Ve IN mo mo ,hcre
,hoA goods division tooaE atu and
.cr hight advances on s"e ,na" com.
win! Aoths. The demand war ond
&c. Yarns were ~, '" t;rr, br,
n,s", ~dv. Wool goods held tlrm ou.
-, -,cc as quiet. BurIapS were '"'''
~ unchanged.
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CIV ADVANCED IN CHICAGO.

cLg. AUE. &r.-Nn HUN"n' l;
,,.,,s rut into effect Ivy ono lcad'ns
',n,.I' ,ducrr in Chicago Yesterday
G.,nfsstccl and track material quota
,.om,, raised 81 TO 50 a ton by the
'er No.. hoIts are advanced IS ton.
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s,.v Goldsmith. OF canoridse' O.
M" ,,ns " ", strain left Sund"F !

w Mrs. ". W. strain left Suna". , ~,
cherokee Oklahoma. in answer ,, 70 '. ~
Cne,p Announcing the serious Illness o.
Ssr daughter. Miss Glsdo: Miss stra "a ~
hos been III of typhoid fever the pA''
Sc, eral days. =. Wheeling I.
Mss Rucrl Frederick ., &t.oI
The guest for a week OF M'9'
~rcsslcr. $50 -. Ol CIV
, 10 occomnanIcd by their little daugn,
in.' noheI,s are guests Of Mrs. Cole
sJs,er Mrs Thursman Locke. n
7. c. Adler. who attended the -; ~ ~ ~
~ oonyn1tIon nj Mooscheart, ILL.,. an,
listed relatives in Chicago arrived
home Saturday evening. c,or,.s
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Young. o, ~, .'T wcs,
,,rg rSotorcd here and spent the wee,
md with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs -
Hubbard.
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BOSTON COPPEsTOCKS

Wheeling; W. Va, a N 1919
Furnished The lntc!l.E,'v, ''--'
Mas,en X Co, members ~ ny y. -,
Exchange. Second floor .r'ii 800
OF ". VA. Bldg. H"i b"h"
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Wheat prices averaged lower today.
Sentiment was bcar!sh and there was Il
lack OF aggressive buying Short COW
cring furnished the bulk OF the support.
At the finish wheat showed a net loss
Of = cents to Is cents with September
E.0l to LOIS and December IOl% to
l0l&, Corn was i cent higher 10 n
l!to amount lower. oats were unchanged
to y cent on ana provisions were I'M
changed to lCi. cents down.
0raD IIIrh I,tw I'lnso
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<BERTY BONDS

;ew u.s., sa,Aug. 3o.-Liberty bonds
sed: o. stoNn,Nooso: second Is, ilo1lS;
C, A.. slo',,5s. second AZ, Hool2;
I,,rd s, caan9o; fourth AS $1,000:
,ictory 500" ID $4,000. victory AS
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Call Money Hardens.

m money oNerNd and renewed d,
per cent. but hardened 10 ana
ence to AZ in response - tho demand
first month requirements. out
g" call money was quoted as n,Eh As
bsr cent, Time money rates continues
Unchanged with little bushes being
transacted.
ForeiSn exchange rates opened weak
ss the result Of unsett'"ment IN Tor
kiSn centcrs but they steadied IN iater
rading. There vas sharp hreaN III
herman marks in carly trading out ,nes
recovered later with the rHst OF 'he .s,.
n.r,.pd sterling was steady while other
SIIjea rates showed fractional Improve
nent Canadian exchange touched par
|o-day for the first time since Angus
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OIL MARKETS.

or civ. Ia. Aug. 5N.-TTod'' bal
, t2G0 Runs Is els: average So
oSS Shipments Oo1??; average ship
mcnts S2.76S.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOKS

Wheeling. W. Va, Aug. 50, ~.
Furnished The InteilIGencer by AE.
Masten & Co. members New YORK SIX
ENchange. Second floor National bk
e RlIR
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W VI NuS. Sc, i?"2.
Furnished The Intelligencer by \. h
NaStca & Co. members New I ORR GS"I%
Exchange. second floor National bonA
,f W. Va. Bldg.
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day anu
for both
OF friends W
others hands fof
and making Of new
picnic the most enjoyasS
in Miners Grove.
Gospsl meetings.
Rev. Gleipie will begin So
meetings nj tho Christian church
night. Mr.. Glespie Is forceaols
speaker and the members are looHhs
forward to a great revival. Tho sing
inc will be feature Of tho servicek
Several solos will be rendered. The ONT
entitled I'm the Land Where the Rosei
Never Fade" will be greatly en1oyes
by those who have the pleasure OF az
tending.
Morr1stown Briefs.
Frank Geodoin returned from "ash'
! ington City yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs Joe Brown. OF Column
bus, are visiting relatives here.
| Quite a number from hero went
Columbus yesterday morning 10 at'en'
the state fair. ,,.,
Harry wright and wife. OF Belmont
we're calling on friends here yesteroa'
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| MARKET

" Va, Aug %. 1922.
Wou list Wheeling Sock
pa!lyoiled for The lntelii-
ExchaniP
CANAAN
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PITTSBURGH STOCsc

Wheeling, W. Va. Az
Furnished The IntelliF AD -o22.
Masten & Co. members S<X y A e.
Exchange. Second floo ~ DIRK stock
q ~ " y, q: E!ds: Bank
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Expect Higher Steel Prices.


Nc now In session herH and wall
expects an announcement ot
prices uron the return 70 TINS
N Ebert II. Gary. chairman OF the
lie utilities issues C"nt'nu" 20 ne
4 participants in the upward swing
kiccs. Several high records for me
were made In this group, notanIF
Detroit Edison. Rroklyn Union Gas
fnhla Gas. American Teierhone'
49, Gas Montana Power and MacEay
hpany.
Endicott johnson advanced nearly
nts to-day in expectation OF extra
-idends when the directors met on
ursday. Postum cereal estaol!shea
new price FOR tho year on reports OF
-ninrs. United States cast Iron ripe
,ke over points OIL tho announcements
an official ~ IN" company that corr
Sic,sd current REPORTS % substantial
cuisines conditions.
TAI sales approximately 9N''''V
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. w. Va. Aug. 50. 1922.
WHEELING LIVE. STpCk CON. co,
CATTl r.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

Spot ease. down 5.
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Open High / Low Close
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STOCK EXCHANGE

r " -. A@S. -. is--.
The IntHl!'gru"er ~ \ e.
nrcmb"rS New y""E StcSS
-. >SSnd floor National Bank
81 &i0Ss
ks. open. High Low. Close
S'hcm. X - Es$ sSh S5S
ASh. com. 49, ~ +0S ioSI
,.f'hal. com. 51'a 50. ~ 81
Rect Sug...f tStS' 49, -, +-7s
can, Com So7, Sli2 So. -
L, &. T. I,n.n ~ ISS ISS ~
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BCk MARKET TAKES
\ Renewed ACTIVITY
|ovem emit In Industrial and EaiiF0sa
Arshe situations Nssponstele TOT
\ Continued Riso OF Prices.

y,-k Amy. 3o.-Active and vide
r,bIic rarticlpation. apparently
A nv market improvement In the
krfal and railroad strike situations
larxely responsible for thc con
IA rise In prices II to-doES STOCK
ke,.
Moor traders and professional spscu-
&tors were inclined TO lie oearish, ouS
Ia flood Of outside buy ;nS orders scare"
Harry shorts into COVERING "hich "IC.'-
lated the advance. Nearly TWO score
usx established new peak prices tor
Y year.
y mig Inquiry for Rails.
Reports OF increased car headings IN
Iieations that bituminous Goa! rrooU|-
for was nearing normal and expectation
81 unprecaden.ed freight traffc tnS
lsr resulted IN a broad inquiry tor mo
kalndard rails. Canadian tS,t''c wa"
sneclally strong. advancing g. points
3ith gains OF a point or more being re-
3r-ded hy Atlantic Coast Line. Shicaso
Northwestern. Illinois Central. Louis
tue & Nashville, New Haven, Rcaolhs
I.rond preferred and Frisco TreOerre".
homes Cor an early settlement
!, ,hs anthracite strike also Impartial
buoyancy 20 the hard coal carriers.
kcially Lackawanna and LeHtEn Nansy.
f-hieaco 4 Alton issues were under
wy nresurs because o. dtsdu.ctins
Lorts concerning impending re"rSan'-
Hen. The common recsd"d POINTS
+ the preferred dropped ~
independent SteelS also su'sred SC
oackup on circulating or reports
tho Federal Trade Commission WAS
10 - render an uuFavorahlc decision
+ythn two pending independent mergers
~, later washington adviccs indicated
nat no complaints had been FLED
against the proposed Midland price In
Ierna,ional and Republic commission.
bubble steel closed with net toss
#3h points Lackawarra was OFT
he and MIdvAle $. United states
Ell closed rractIonally higher on
fly extensive turnover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-31

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