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The New York herald., 1922-06-12
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

lOcOMOBrLE 4 passenger sport model and
locomoblle limousine for sale: both cars In
private use and I'm Al condition. For further
particulars address 2o64 Herald. $50 B'way.
MARMON.-This beautiful I passenger 1911
model limousine has been rebuilt and re-
finished; Il runs and looks like new. II has
a dark maroon body. black tenders aud
wheels, light gray cloth upholstery, extra
wheel, tire and tools, original cost $4,000;
Just spent sTO0 20 get into perfsct condition;
VIII cell Il for 81 900; some lucky owner will
get II at this price. no dealers. a3s1
Herald Herald 50.
RENAULT, landaulet. coilapsibie; special for
city. beautifully upholstered owner drives.
A. rARDoNNET. 4oi W. 47th. Phone Long
acre 1857.
ROLLs-ROYCE LIMOUSINE,
Beautiful Appearances.
Excellent Condition. CAL Plaza $500.
Automobiles wantsd.
Autos BOUGHT FOR CASH. JANDORR
AUTO CO.. 1899 Broadway. Circle 24Ts.
Automobile Painting.
SUPERIOR AUTO BODY CO.
High grade auto painting. $50 up, special
ize -lew metal work aud repairs, blacksmith
work. woodwork, tops and slip covers. All
West 30th 81. Jonsacre loos'
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Connecticut.
APARTMENTS Let.
Furnished.
From Battery to I4th st., Inclusive.

GREENWICH vILLAGE.-Charm rmingly fur
nlshed apartment, rooms, bath, kitchen;
possession July !, to include September 30
with option for year, beginning October !.
EVANS. 125 Washington place. Phone Spring
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New Jersey.

FOR RENT. at Morristown. NJ j.. large
rooms With board, in select neishborhood:
all modern conveniences. Write =. ].
BURKE, 81 Mills road. Morristown. ". J.
Tel Morristown 832-w.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

CARETAKER for Doctors house. white.
unencumbered not over 45; to get break
fast and lunch for owner and houseman. care
for odctor's bedroom: no laundry; every
other evening and every other Sunday free.
references. Call between II and Monday,
go West 52d st.
white S50 small family; seashore for
summer. Phone or call. Clark 435 River
side Drive. Cathedral 7765.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, white, go TO
country: references required. Inquire to
12, $40 w. seth St. apt. "a.
CIIAAfBERNiAID and assist children; young
girl. - Bank st. Telephone Chelsea 7722.
COOK. colored. for family: country; family
references. 165 Wet 131st st.
COLLEGE student or teacher wanted for
summer season, 30 days. 1925: educational
work in mountains or at seashore. Guaranty
Trust Building. 522 9th av.. New York city,
room 323.
GIRL, colored. to take care baby Ristoi.
GOVERN NESS.
Wanted. resident governess to have charge
OF boy and girl. aged ~ and 10, and to
prepare them to pass their examinations for
teach all the English branches. also mathe-
matics and Latin; must have good teaching
tractive personality with best of references.
fall and spring In city In Pennsylvania win
ter in Florida and summer In New England
position open October 1. Reply by letter 10
2045 Herald. ESQ broadway.
GOVERNESS
TO TAKE CHARGE OF 3 BOYS, S. 7, 10:
STATE FORMER EXPERIENCE AND MA
TIONALITY. J. G. JACOBSON, p. o. BOX
IL. wooDMERE, L. ].
HOUsEKEEPER, American, good cook.
family of two; chambermaid-w Kept:
references state wages and particulars.
Box NJ. 1856 Park av.
HOUSEwORKER, competent, white. good
cook; washing; small family. $50 w.
sSth.
HOUsEWORKER. family of two; compe-
tent woman; must be good cook refer
ences. Phone 64s6 Wadsworth.
HoUsEwORKER, general: must be good
cook. washing; high wages. Telephone
Schuyler All.
HOUSEWORK. general. girl; short distance
in country. small family good cook. Call
Monday between and 3. Mason, 16 9TH av
HoUSEW ORKER. general. white, willing TO
go 10 country. references required. Cum
Minis. 1891 Madison av.
! HOUsEWORKER.
Adults; references. Riverside 9e66.
LAUNDREss- ss-CHAMBERMAID. for small
country home, Jersey coast, on ocean: best
references required. Apply apt. OBJ. 25s Riv-
erside Drive, between 10 and IL 80. Phone
riverside 2722.
must be reliable and respectable person with
reference; will have charge OF other nurses
must sleep at hospital: good pay. Apply
Harlem italian Sanitarium. 1i5th st. and
NURSE. experienced, for baby: white girl.
reference required. Apply 7io Riverside
Drive. apt. 4E.
STTRsE--'Trained baby nurse to take full
charge Of infant; references required. Call
mornings. NJ. Feldman, apt 90, 2i5 West
f1st 81.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.


ASSISTANT physician wanted in high class
private sanitarium for nervous patients,
preference given to unmarried man, licensed
10 practice in State OF Connecticut; the POSI-
wishing TO continue in INSTITUTIONAL work;
compensation first year $4,000, with main
tenance. Address, giving full details age
experience education reference, photograph,
2o33 Herald. $50 Broadway.
CANvAssERs, music school, experienced
only; big income right man. $50 Lenox av
CHAUFFEUR, over 80. TO operate Yale taxi.
married. references; by mall only. Simp-
son, apt. 5-A 90i Morris av.
COLLEGE student or teacher wanted for
summer season, 90 days, s325: educational
work in mountains or at seashore. Guaranty
Trust Building. 500 5th av.. New York CITY,
room 923.
CONTRACTORS, lots, of work. country estate.
Z BROWNING. 20 w. s1st. Schuyler a61s.
COUPLE, white, without children, for all
summer man to act as second man. wife a.
chamber maid; during winter both TO act as
caretakers. Apply to r. III. Macy Co., ex-
ocutive offices. before II a. NJ. Monday.
pRAUGHTsMAN. one experienced IN detail
ing and ticketing of limestone; permanent
position TO right man. Answer, giving refer
snces and salary expected and II willing 10
move 10 Detroit. oo6s Herald. ESQ B'way:
FOREMAN AND DESIGNER
on metal and rhinestone millinery ornaments.
Louis Metzger & Co. 037 Broadway.
LIGHTING FIXTURES.
YOUNG MAN AS ASSISTANT IsSc ys,v9 RESiHNETE IiGHT
ING FIXTURES, DESIRING TO CONE TO
CALIFoRNIA AND CONNECT WITH one II,
OF THE LARGEST M MATrTAGlTauIhGGPfssp Gfspo 1t
TuN1TY. WRITE FULL PARTICIPANTS
AND PAST EXPERIENCES. ,ANGELdu,Ss
LIGHTING FIXruRnEs .cNGirrEs CO. FSo'; GALS 1s
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New yorA.

environment, beautiful views,
hieh elevation. reasonable rates; refer
snoes required. Address NINE. MONTALON
corner Union and Castle avs. Tarrytown-
or, Hudson. New YORK.
IfifDFRLY people and convaiescents will find
ouiet comfort and care with beautiful
1, e at sUNNYvIEw MANSION. Union and
castle avs, Tarrytown- on. Hudson, New York.
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MANAGER, first class. wanted Immediately
cement plant I'm India nearing completion,
first class salary viii be paid 10 the right
man. preferably one having had varied
csnent works experience. Reply, giving ref
erences Maxted Knott Ltd. consulting
and cement engineers, Burnett av., High ST.
HULL ENGLAND.
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MAN-cAN you SELF

TO 90. we have an opening for hard
working man who is seeking a permanent
position in a high grade investment house,
now handling a dividend paying expansion
issue Of a five-year-old food products
concern. we'll established and growing
too rapidly for present capacity OF several
plants. Men over 30 preferred. Call
room 1910, 26 West 44th ST.
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ASBURY PARK-Beautifully furnished seven
room cottage with large enclosed sun par
lor; will rent for $500 for the summer until
av., Asbury Park, N. ].
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HELP WANTED-Female.

WOMAN capable OF making herself useful
around sewing machine. also table work In
factory common sense and ability required
more than experience: state salary and pre-
vious occupation. GIG Herald. $50 B'way.
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Pennsylvania.

NERVOUS, deficient lady or two backward
children can find kind care and under
standing with physic ans widow owning
beautiful home In nj. intains; physicians
differences. A. G. s.. Hawley, Pa.
EXCELLENT country board. fresh veg
etables, at North Water Gap; rates very
reasonable HARvEsT HOUSE. X. d. 3,
box 23A
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New York.
New Jersey.

ONE furnished house in Cstskiil Mts. PAU
TREYER. C0rnwallville. Green Co. N.
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westchester.

BRoNXvITLE Bronx Manor Park)-Rent
furnished for July and August. ~ room
house, baths; beautiful location. KEEN.
470 Rossmore av., Bronxville.
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LONG BEACH cottage. furnished. fronting
ocean; l. rooms, 8 baths; garage: tennis.
bathing; rent 50 500: also furnished apart
ments 81 900 up. BYRNE. Front ST.. L. B..
or 1876 r. 41st ". Y. Phone Murray Hill 41I6.
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SUMMER HOMES--SaIe or Let.
Long Island.

BAYvILLE-Bungalo for sale on Long
Island Sound; rooms. large screened
porch open fireplace, finest running water,
plumbing. electric lights; excellent location. {.
shade trees private road moderate price; /;
easy terms. HERBERT OLIVER, tel
Oyster Bay 407
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CARETAElER for Doctors house, white
unencumbered. not over 45; TO get break
fast and lunch for owner and houseman. care
for odctors bedroom. no laundry: ever,
other evening and every other Sunday free
references. Call between II and ! Monday
80 West 52d st.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

FIVE piece bedroom suit: price reasonab
Phone Melrose s035M
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COMPLETE LISTINGS attractive summer
rentals in Mount Vernon. Consult r. R.
RAGETTE. First National Bank Bldg.
Mount Vernon NJ Y
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CENTRAL PARK WEST q w. 1ocd,-corner
elevator apartment. seven rooms; Immediate
sTTBTET. nnfurnishcd. an attractive room
elevator apartment, Columbia College sec
zion: . years lease. low rent, See Supt.,
jlO Morningside Drive.
i9D, si4 west.-Finely furnished. rCar Riv-
erside; large room. foyer. kltchenette.
Janitor.
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hitc, 10 assist chamberwork
mail family: references re-
70 :. s. East nsd .t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
BONDS Of LA BELLE
ARE HIGHLY PRAISED

Tile following high praise oF l-aR"Ile
Iron Works bonds appeared n yc6teT-
day = New York Herald:
Among the few good industrial h"nda
sun selling on = per cent basis. Lis
BciIn Iron Works first and r"iundlnG
(now I.rsD mortgage Us. due IN 1916. DE-
servo mention. The laBelle Iron WORKS
was founded in 1882 and Ils MANAGEMENT
and tho quality OF It's output are Oh
high standing and reputation. 1t manu-
features pig iron. steel slabs. hheee
tubes and other finished steel products,
Tho Wheeling Steel Corporation owns
90 per cent Of I.aBellc's capital stock.
The bonds arc secured by Il first mort
gage, now closed on substantially all
iIScd property. including realty. plants
and equipment OF the company now
owned or 10 be acquired. Its hNeo
property. after dcduct:ng all deprecia-
ton reserves. IS valued az $25,T2S.S"'
Tota! nrt assets Of the I-aBellc Iron
Works. after deduct!ng all liabilities
are s3j,G2l,25l. or more than five ana
onc-half times its S6.42l.oo0 total funosn
debt. Its current assets arc s12.7S7.3lt.
or more than eleven times !tS current
liabilities The current asset/ incluoe
S3344.246 in cash. The annual SINKING
fund for the purchase or call and re-
tirement Of the companys bonds has re-
tired 81. coo, 900 since 1915 and IS TO re-
tire before their maturity at least Two
thirds Of The total Of It's bonds issued
The Conpany's net earnings OF tn"
last seventeen md onr-half years nave
averaged S"5l3.9Sl. or approximately
seven times the $751; 5o interest require
mcnts OF It's funded debt.
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The Iron Az" report pointed out TIS,
ing price tendencies fuT pig iron ana
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. April 19.--Cattlc. receipts
10000: closing fairly active and gener-
ally steady on AL killing classes; top
vcarl!ngs 900. weight $50 pounds; top
hcayics $50. weight l,4cl pounds bulk
bee: steers 7.4aMS.jO, ycarllng heifers
nct!vc heavy fat COWS. slow. bulk TAT
she stock 5.o5G6s5. hulk bulls 1850
so; bulk veal calves T.00Fr 80 10 PACK
crs: stockcrs fl.m; hulk $50 G1.35.
Hogs. receipts 100; opened strong 10
N higher compared with Tuesdays aver
axe: light and medium butchers UP
most: closing steady To higher; mostly
on heaves and mixed hogs: shippers
bought about $500; hoidover moderate;
top 1910 for one load carly: practica!
top 1855: bulk 9S5T10.55; pigs - low
rr: good. 10 to -" pounds. average. 200
q $50: packing s"ws strong 10 10 mp
Sheer. receipts 5000; fat lambs
steady 70 strong: fat sheep steady; top
woolcd lambs 49,: bulk desirable kinds
ll:5I 1910; top shorn 1925: bulk l2.75
Gl3.25: choice. 100 pound shora year
Iings lbs: few native spring lambs
l3.ooIls.0O: few wooded ewes 800;
shorn s o. down.
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EXPECT BIG CROWD
FOR INDOOR PICNIC

Nearly 1000 people are expected TO Be
in attendance at the Scout and Dad In
door Picnic, which will beNheld Monday
evening, May 9Th, at the Market Audi
torium. Preparations arc proceeding In
excellent fashion and Judging from tho
amount Of work that Is being done BY
the committees and those In charge THU
affair will eclipse all others ever At.
tempted by the local council.
The scouts are requested to have their
corporation tickets returned to Scout
Executive H. D. Portz before Tuesday
of next week.
Several important scout meetings viii
be held this evening. Troop :. Of the
Zanes Street NJ. f. church, win hold its
regular weekly meeting tonight with
A. Kennen, Scoutmaster. presiding ana
the assistant scoutmaster, r. Kennen
will make q short report -
c. A. Zimmerman will be in charge OF
the meeting of Troop 1: at tho First
Baptist church. Scoutmaster I. 3. MAJ
we'll will preside at the weekly meeting
of Troop / of the West Alexander coun.
ell.
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
PROGRESS OF RECOVERY

transfer Of business activity :" i
new held is no'"d 10y thu National Jan.
u! Commerce In H. i-'rt"d." discussion
Of money aHd mark"i". ISSUED yrS;"r
day. important i:a.I%, i says. 'rr
shown ia bas!r industries SimuliaE"-
uus.y with a Dis, pp"IntimE spring re-
,a!, ,rtdr ~ many parts Of tho '"Hn-
try. The halter Il attributes 10 the alb
SenCa of impruv+m"ut III farn-r buy
Ing and &. the declining Purchases o.:
city workers. ~ now seems likely
Tho hnnk continues, that retail trad"
will Continue =; not Car crom It's prc*"r;
levels or hotter IN; the normal ma
summer dul'u"Ss occurs. II gains I:
basic Industries prev" permanent o."
autumn offers promise q: cNpa nding are
la!l operations, GA It stable basis
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. April 1e.-Foreign ex-
change steady. Great Britain, demand
4.4lIs, cables 4.417s, 60-day bills on
hanks 4.39h: France. demand s.3oh,
cables 931; Italy, demand SAG, cableS
5.45x; Belgium, demand SSH. cables
SIS: Germany. demand .S4&. cables
,34L; Holland demand 1888. cables
S7.gl; Norway, demand 1890: Sweden.
demand $3.50: Denmark, demand Ills;
Switzerland. demand 1914; Spain, de-
mand 1886: Grceca demand $50; Po-
land. demand .o2&; Czecho-Slovakia, de.
mand 2.o1: Argentine, demand 1915;
Brazil demand 1887; Montreal, SIN:
Rumania. DISH: Jugo-Slavia, eS2G !;
Finland. 100: Austria, 0.01%. -
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh April 19.--ADples barrels
New Yorks No. l BahwinS. T.nnTT13:
No. .. 600@6.5O western boxes extra
fancy winesaps. @.j0E: SIS
Potatoes 150-pound sacks, No.
MirhiSans. "6hM2.70: New Yorks and
Names. 2750cS per sack: new. F7ori-
das. per barrel, Spaulding Rose No. l.
SIS: No. .. 415h 800.
Onions, new, Texas per bushel crate
vci.uws. GUOTG@J: whites. 20.
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SUPERIOR STEEL OUTLOOK

". W. Harrison. UrcSidcu. "r III"
Surrcr:"r Steel company, appeared yes
'"rdav 70 II" optimistic "a 10 It's immc-
HAT" "utloof and That of, The steel IN
DUST. rrr"ra.ly In n discussion "C tho
situation following r,s ircCrnrH' meet
Ing. New business. he said. WIS in good
va'uuc and prices hrm a. 50 70 s. a
ton above rcr'r' low lrvc'S. The cor
r.,rafinn * 'rT'Ur ITO trnuhl" as 4 result
" tn" coal strike. Nc sad having a
large supply on hand. In ah1:;t"D. Il e
situated rioer 20 several small mines
which can meet al HS needs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
AMERICAN Ia FRANCE

rhe American ~ France Fire Engine
company reported f"- IN" quarter
ended March -. l""@. showed net in
come amounting E, 1904? before fed
era. ta>cs bat after interest charges.
THIS romnarHd wi'h n"t profits nf IS3.-
so IN The corresponding time in 1911
Tho income account ,iSt"d operating
rroht Al i>or."l-. aga!ns; S@2.S!I n
The nrc rclInE NcNr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE

<,N Y"rh. April 70 Hu:ter Arn:
creamery higher than extras ioU42;
,-Narnnrv r>traS 90 ScorCl, co.. cream
cry Nrst& IS 10 81 scurcp. 31GES9
r:,,gs n-m. fresh gathered trsts. cst,
arr: New Jersey l':uery whlt,>s
.rNtr:. fancy rLndIcd selections, 80: state
and t.arlv I.r"~ns gathered and mibed
colprS. nrsts t. extras. 2GW3".
Cheese steady: receipts So.
Live poultry steady. hruii"rS. toR
20: chickens "7"r23: fn"ls. -Tr ~
Dressed -,...a.!v md unchanged
Flour M, Banged
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

Fast Buffalo. y. J.. April l9.-Cattic,
:c,.:l:a, I7S: market steady. Calves,
receipts, 80: 81 higher. 500 100.
Hogs receipts. ZOO market steady
10 SC higher; heavy. l1.00QfIl.15: mixed,
Ii.2au ll.$0: workers. and light 90
1854 Il.4o: pigs il."5T11 40: roughs.
?.n0p4.25: stays 40nG5So.
Sheen and lambs receipts. 1000;
wcthcrs sc up at 80 49,
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HYDRAULIC STEEL PREFERRED

For INC lirS' wv" SInre Il Was AH-
,n..tcd ~ tho 1t. t year nr more ago.
the IIvdrauli" Stcc' corporations pro
rerrcd stock WAS sod %c*'"r'lnN on t."
ronr Of the New York Stock Exchange.
There was n single transaction OF ton
shares Of t." stock a; 20. Tho COM
rany'S common stool, LA been conf
rara'lv"ly active ever en-" !; was list
ed hut - preferred stock had never
before uadc 10 appearance on The tape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
LOGAN BRYAN'S

(Ry private wire 70 \. T. MaSi"n COZ
Sew York. April H. The market h@S-
i;atrd at the outset chiefly IL i result
IF 4 renewal OF pruii tahlng Wnlrh was
Influential selling in the late Session
YESTERDAY After tnr irSl houT lne
market resumed IT'S advance Under IN"
leadership If MrAiGan l'"trol"um anu
= = Strc! and som" NJ the equipments
Tie report that the American LOCO
mntiy. company had secured ordcrs Tor
locomotives IN thr last eight days IL
Volume large ":,nugh to indicat. larger
earnings for the ,OaipHny TINS year
stimulated the inquiry for the equip
The Iron Az" report pointed out TiS,
ing price tendencies fUT pig iron ana
...,..,.,. ..",i la" prospects oil lmn'-
:urut .d.aurrS IN i"rtain types OF manu-
"a, furrI Slt"i
THIS stimulated the demand IN inc
To-. GROUP. 1t !r'l t:. ~ id:ut nov that
the senate Wi. pass u soldiers DonuS
TIL Il, his .-"Ss;on Just now consul
..r.hl, attention IL fncuSSed on the
Genoa conference. and the result Of
:. me ere expected 70 HAY" 4 broad er-
rrct "u mmrtct d"tngs. ON the after
noon bI,'cr J.. prices il WAS gain on-
served that stocks especially in the
tnLuSI rial department. We're lor Slle III
.,!rI. liberal volume. AZ the same time
her" docs not Sem Ia lie the same ag-
f,rrss,y- outside buying power which
vas distinctly observable III previous
.DSSiuNS
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SINCLAIR PIPE LINE

Tn. S.nc'Iir tuu$ni!dat"d ca cor
p"ra'i"u :rm"u"rcI Yesterday that is
Mc>:cnp subsidiary has arranged for
right &c way anl : assembling InutcriaI
for = slx-:ui,r c>,":is:0n 20 It's PIPE line
n The PIuucu distract :" CONNECT with
the wells o. ~" MrN4can Senhoarh OF.
Tue l'ur T.. cNrC"icI a hC ready for
operation IN ahOu; thirty days
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh. April I9.-Hogs. recciot1.
800: market steady; hravies. 1870
1885: heavy workers.. lE00q Ills: light
yorkcrs: l0.S54l1O0: pigs. l0.65@16.So.
sheep and lambs. receipts. 1900: mar
ket steady; top sheep. SIS: top lambs.
400.
Calves. receipts. 600: market higher;
ton go.
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MONEY MARKET

Ncw York. April lH.--,'aE money
steady: high 3I?: low ~: closing hid
:: offered at 3l.: call i"ans against
accrr,tances 81. Time loans steady:
10 days. ao days and six months. 4 !:
Prime mercantile paper. AZ dtI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
PIERCE ARROW MERGER

Nnw thn' Wan street knoWs definitely
'hat ~" !';"r"" Arrow Motor Gar com
rnuv has arranged constitution with
,hc latIrnttc Motors company. It's CHIEF
!utrrrs: los In IN" terms on which the
.n,rr,.r Is 70 be Effected
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United ALLOY STEEL

+. 4 I.anc"mlHr}.. rr"sih"n' - Il"
tinted Alloy Strc, company, an:I"Unr"d
AZ tho ANIMAL meeting "f stockholders
Yesterday trat profits Of $500 aUo wcr"
.'Iuwu for IT," frs; Qaar;er
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Sterling Prod. Inc. thew issuc). de-
Jared 4 dividend ur .G2l- share 10
Stockholders OF record April Is. paSaoie
May !.
Fostoria Class Co.--TranSfcr books
close April IS, for L per cent cash d!Vi-
dend. payable May /.
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N, Y, COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. April -. 20.
Furnished The InteiiigenCCr by A z
Aaa,rn a Co. mrmEct& New York Stock
E.1rhanLr second floor National Bank
Il ". Va BLDG
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Whccl:r; " Va. A2r.l -.
Furnished The ln.eluEencer by A z
Aasten / Co. members New York Stoch
Exchange Second floor National banx
o, w Va Bldg.
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Cinr.nnI;.. Ohio, April l9.-The adj
vnn"!nE season brings steadily incrcas-
ina; supplies from he early truck crop
regions These now mako M Tr"r" IMAM
CA" half the Carlnt movement Of lFui's
and vegetables. Apples and old potatoes
are less in volume each week ahd com
prised It'll, over two-tifthS o; IN"
shipments Of nearly 10000 during me
week ending Apr, 18TH. As COMPARED
with 4 year agu most lines ar" coming
In heavier volume. and two Total nf II
,cadIng Fruit and Vegetables - nearly
on"-fourth greater The general tcndrn-
c!cs OF tho markets are toward lower
,,-jces with quite severe declines In
cities where arrivals were heavy.
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