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New Britain herald., 1922-10-04

JOS. HARBOUR & sON--
 Furniture and plano moving. New Britain office, 66 Whiting St. New . York Receiving Station. R. P. E., Warehouse 91 Walker St. We are inst alling a new system whereby the customer may know how much his or her job will cost before hand ling. We personally will give esti- mates on local and long distance moving and hauling. Hauling. Call 2733 and man will call to estimate your job. Have your N. Y. freight handled by us Daily service. Over night delivery.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-04

PLAINVILLE--Si room house. all modern improvements hot water heat. Brick garage. Centrally located. The John Cooke O., I Housh St., Panville.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-04

Business Service Rendered 20 MAIL ORDERS wanted on nsms to be de- velop.d and printed. Prompt service. Ad- dress J. l.. Hall. Dickinson Drug. SIGNS of distinction sfve character to your business or profession. For the city's best service in commercial sign painting see the New Britain Sign Co., 34 Church St. Telephone S94,
New Britain herald., 1922-10-04

ROCKWELL AVE, I24-Garage New clean building. Can be used for any kind of storage 2l spares. Mrs. II. Vosel. Tel ephone l321-13.
 STANLEY ST, ssb-Garase for small car All Improvements. Inquire 3b6 Park St.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-04
Printing, Jobbing, Stationery

CARDs-INDIVIDUAL- ly decorated and superbly illustrated In- dividual Christmas Cards that are real gifts in themselves. Stock now complete awaiting your inspection. An early order will insure early neat printing. Adkins Y. Printing Co.,, 66 Church St. Phone 1903 or 1894 SOMEONE INTERESTED IN SERVING YOUR NEEDS IS WAITING ON OUR END OF THE WIRE!
New Britain herald., 1922-10-04

MOUNTAIN VIEW. PlaInvile-6 room cot. tage. Lot 70x200. Electric lights and run ming water in house. Can be bought for S2y00. Inquire at Star Real Estate S Ins. Co., 163 Main St,
New Britain herald., 1922-10-04

CHIMNEY REPAIRING ana general mason and plaster work. Work guaranteed. J.
 J. McLarney, 131 Clark St. Phone 21Ss-5.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-04
USEDCARS
AUTOMOTIVE
Garages To Lev

GARAGE of i5 car capacity. WiJl lease In whole or rent individual spaces. Simmons Storage Battery Co.,. 167 Arch St. Tele- phone 2246
New Britain herald., 1922-10-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

 CHERRY ST., 53-Five room tenement first floor, all improvements. Telephone 1635-l3
 CHERRY ST. 203-5 room tenement all Improvements. Apply on premises. JEFFERSON ST, east end of Kelsey. 4 rooms, first floor modern conveniences. 10 minutes from Hartford trolley and jitney. Phone 2620-l4 Fred Yarroll.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-04

SUITS of unusual quality, imported and domestic woolens, for summer and fall wear. tailored to the wearer's satisfac- tion. B. Nelson, 5S West Main Street. Telaphone bO1
New Britain herald., 1922-10-04

WAITRESS wanted' bPPly at CVEIeV rfouse'
 13 East Main St.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-04

WE WILL SELL YOUR USED CARS. BRING THEM TO OUR LOT. NO STORAGE CHARGE WHILE BEING SOLD. WE SPECIALIZE IN FoRDs. BRADY USED AUTO EXCHANGE. 13s WASHINGTON ST. TEL. 1S2S-5.
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BOND MARKET SHOWS
STRENGTHENED TONE

New Yokr. Aug. lo.---A weak tone pre-
vailed at tho opening Of the bond mar
kct today, hut prices strengthened later
uron renewed demand for rails, several
of Which made new high records
PENNSYLVANIA general as Stnde-
baker Southwestern terminal fires and
tho Chesapeake & Ohio convertible ivcs
were among the issues that exceeded
their previous high prices. San Antonio
and Arkansas lass fours and Peoria ana
Eastern income fNurs were heavy.
French Republic ~ = were inclined
to ease a bit. together with the Bel
gian lO's but the other continental
issues showed few changes. Japanese
second four halfs were strong but some
weakness was shown in Argentine -.
Weakness OF the Goodyear issues fca-
tured the industrial list in which there
we're few price changes Liberty bonds
got OFT 70 a god start but sold off slight
~ at the close Total sales tpar valued
were sll.4Sl.000.
Offerings today totalcd approximately
s6.Ooo,NoO These included $4,000, 900
thirty year i've per cent farm loan bonds
OF the first Caroliuas joint stock land
bank, offered at 1921 to yield 1855 per
cent; sl.0n0.n00 fours 10 % year serial
fve per cent direct obligation bonds OF
Guilford county. y. c, offered 10 yield
ass TO 40 per cent: 100000 ten year
first mortgage per cent convertible
sinking fund gold bonds OF Gray and
Davis. Inc. offered nj par. Five NUM-
cipal issues comprised the rest OF tho
offerings.
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SHADYSIDE

Troop No. ?. Boy Scouts who nave
been camping for week near Dea.n
joIs on Captina creek. are eNpec'eu
home this week.
Th. Lorain Coal & Dock company Dali
,can will be IN Shadyside sunday at'el-
noon to play the local nine. Tne game
Will be called a. $50 on the Casket rae
tory grounds ,,
NJ and Mrs. James Tillis, OF Avon
dale Are the proud parents or an -
mound son horn August = Both motner
and baby are doing we'll Mrs. THIS
wos formerly Miss Clara SnidcT' OF
Shadyside.
Miss Grace rriro and her mother
Mrs Margaret Price. left Tuesday IN
their car FOR vacation trip 10 places
IN Northern Ohio. They Will spend
few days o. this week with relatives
at Welisville. w..
Monday evening at their home on LIN
coin avenue. Miss Mildred BarruS en-
tcr;ained large party OK ladies' IN oo.
servance of the birthday anniversary OF
her mother. Mrs. Ola Bartrug. Mrs
Bartrug had returned tho same evening
from n shor, visit with relatives at
Holl,dar's Gov. and Steubenville and
preparations for the surprise had been
completed during her absence. Mrs.
Rartrug received many lovely gifts IN
remembrance Of the occasion.
Mrs. H. p Keyser. Of Arondaie, con-
tinues to improve slowly after a serious
recurrent illness She has been IN poor
health for several months
Mrs. Della Mcbride and itte daugh-
ter, Julia Belle and sister. Mrs. "har-
ton. Of Armstrong; Mills spent the
early part Of tho week as guests OF Mrs.
g. W. Manchester. Of Liberty avenue.
Mr.. NJ. V. Danford, registrar OF Beth
any college. spent Tuesday In town.
Mr.. Danford WAS here 10 participate IN
the election.
Mr.. James Futhey OF South Central
avenue. will spend the end Of the week
with friends at Denn!son, O.
Miss Edna Higbee. who was student
a, Bethany college through the summer
term has returned home.
son. named Arthur Lewis, WAS born
10 Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Sellers. OF Lincoln
avenue, on Sunday morning. Both
mother and baby are doing nicely.
Shadyside ladies' attending the School
OF Missions at Epworth Park in Bethes-
d. this week are Mrs. Sherman Hays
Mrs Joseph Beatty. Mrs. !. NJ COT
field. Mrs. c. Z. T!mberlake, Mrs. Harry
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LITTLE CHANGE SEEN
IN DEMAND FOR SUGAR

New York. Aug lQ-Thc raw sugar
market was quiet today and prices were
unchanged with Cubas offered for Aug
ust and September shipment at "a cents
cost and freight equal to 1886 for cent
rifugal. while store sugars were avail
able even below this quotation. but there
appeared to he no demand and no sales
were reported.
The raw sugar futures market wa.
easier again today under continued liqu''
dation by Wall street and commission
houses owing 10 he unsettled spot sit
nation and closing prices were five 10
eight points net lower. September 1850
December 376: March 2.46 May 3.5I
There were no changes In rehned
sugar with ilnc Granulated listed at 500
To $40. The demand continues light
and coma reselIng is going on at be-
low list quotations. Refined futures
nominal Closing September and Octo-
Der $3.50: December $50.
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LOUISVILLE



Louisville, O., Aug. l0.-Charm King.
who dead body was found In his bed
Thursday morning. was very vel!
known here. his famil yhaving resided
here for some time He and his cousin.
Mrs. Margaret Sloan. who also resided
in Pittsburgh, Pa. were visiting with
his niece, Miss Edith Lodge Of near
Rannock At the time Of his death ha
was interested in the Kinney Hinge fac
tory. Of Pittsburgh. Mr.. King was born
on Aug II. 1850. He leaves two broth
ers. Thomas King OF Munsey, Ind. and
Clark King. OF Chicago. Ill. Herbert.
Howard and Miss Edith Lodge. Of Ban
mock. are other survivors, 1nterment
will be probably in Union cemetery.
ST. Clairsville.
Joseph Morrison. OF Cadtz, IS visit
ing in this vicinity.
John McGraw. o: Bide A-Wee Farm.
was visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Darrah, OF
Akron. spent the week end with Mr.,
Darrah's grandmother. Mrs. Emma Nc
Farland. Mrs. Darrahs maiden name
was Miss Nina Brown, Of Akron. They
were married last Saturday.
Mr.. John c. Thompson and Thomp-
son. wife and baby Of Gary. Ind. are
visiting at the home Of Mr.. Thompson
sister Mrs. J. A. Atkinson. They Will
attend the Lodge reunion on SATURDAY..
Aug. II, at the home Of Lee Hays near
Bannock
Mrs Mahlon Lodge returned home
Sunday. She had been visiting her
brother, Harry Estep. Of Canton.
Mrs Max Hammerls was a business
caller In st. Clairsvtlle Tuesday.
At the primaries Tuesday there were
10 voters cast. IS Republican and "a
Democrats. Forty-five women voted.
Mrs. Eve Bcwley and daughters, Miss
Ida of ST. Clairsville. and Miss Martha
Vaughn Of st. Clairsville. were visitors
with Mrs. Della Fowler Tuesday.
Mrs Ed Refine was IN st. C1airsvtlle
Thursday.
Miss Grace Moneter Of Cleveland re
turned home Sunday after a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Young. OF st. Glars
willie, and Mrs. Alice Roscoe Of Mounds-
VILE, spent Thursday with Mrs. Mar
tina George. Mrs. Roscoe remained for
a visit
Wood Darrah and daughter. Marie,
~ Cleveland spent several days with
Mrs. Emma Mcfarland.
Misses Ethel Estep and Mildred Oar
rah accompanied by Paul Brown. Of
Flushing. attend the chautauqua at Be
thesda. Flushing evenings.
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McMECRfN
Select Delegates.

It the meeting h"ld Wednesday even
Ins in TN" Union high school by the Re
puhl!canS to select delegates to tho stat"
convention Mt Huntington. August 10
! ". I.andrrs acted rs chairman ana
J +. Rrannon as secretary. There were
- drlcgat"s named TIL" delegates FOR
Ronwood arc. Mrs. Frank Cafman, Mrs.
Russell Lewis. y w Lear. Charles Shad.
George l.. RisSrtt. James 7. higgins. j.
T. Manlcy =. i. Watson, Sr. For NC
Nechen. Mrs. a. r. RInehart. J. ID. Mar
rla. Walter stephens. James Young. j.
T. Doyle. II. T. Woody. Edward Goodwill
Harry Long. s J Hunter. For SheTrard.
Carries MCComhs. Herbert Drum. For
Mozart; Thomas Montgomery For
Boggs Run. Paul RcidoI.
give Entertainment.
Tho Railway SHOP crafts Will give
dance and entertainment Friday even
Ing. August 18th. in III" -. James halt
on Logan street. This affair Is being
riveu for the benefit Of N" sh"0mcn.
School Opens.
School will rcsur" September " in
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Nc>fcchrn. Tho teachers will be the
same a. last year here, with the e1cep-
lion Of posibly two new teachers. ON!
changes in the lower grades Will take
place.
Many OF the young folks OF the town
attended the dance and cnter'a' amen e..
,,iycn nv tho congregation OF the 81
Johns church last evening
Ladies Ala Society.
Di,.ision No. 3 Of tho Ladies AID So
cic,y Of the First VI. f.. church, held INC
regular weekly business meeting In 'ne
home Of Mrs. W. T.. Hicks. Cald"ell
street, last evening. After the business
Of The evening was disposed OF soc'"
hour was enjoyed.
Enjoy Supper.
The ladies OF the Victory class cav
, sumner for the men OF the class last
evening on the Glendale picnic grounds
,r,cr sumner the evening was spent IN
games and other amuscments.
McMechen Briefs.
Harry r Hawking and brother nave
rc,urncd from short visit a. AKRON ~
rop. yost of Buffalo. y. Z. Is Visit
,nr relatives on Seventh street.
Tb. condition or Oscar Stcen who waS
,,3ured Tuesday while at work. Ia SUI
,nrv critical. He is confined In the
Glendale hospital
Miss Ella May Thompson. OF Ian.
r.rcct will leave the last Of the month
for Huntington. wher" she will attend
William Duff. or Grant street. le,'
Wednesday .or Florida. where nc VIII
spend months vacation.
Mrs. c. F. Powell. Of Lincoln stree
Is spending some time in cameron N'S
lting friends. .,roo, {.
Mrs. r. z. Martin. or Logan street, .
imnroving after hriet 'IlneN'
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LOGAN RRYANg
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

Rv Private Wire TO A. T.. Mastcn & Co.
New York. Aug 10 disappointment
over the continuance OF tho domestic
labor difficulties vas reflected In carly
selltng IN the stock market but pressure
was not severe at any time.
The market generally speaking seems
20 he displaying hesiiant attitude
awaiting soms concerto news with re-
SpcCt 10 tho domestic abor difficulties
and IL is not unreasonable 10 expect
,ha, the course OF quotations in the I'M :
mediate future az least. VIII b" Enldeo
to very lnrg" extent by developments
or lack Of Developments In IN" iaooT
situation.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

\cw York. AuC. IQ.-Forc'En cK
change steady.
Erro, RrItsin. demand 445'. cable!
A.iG: sixty day bills on banks $50 "
France. demand SN5'@; cables h.o".
Italy. demand H.5ti-: cables 40
Belgium. dcm1nd 76+'-; cables 80
Germany. demand II \; cables u ~
Holland demand Is -. cables SSSo.
Norway, demand l7.23.
Sweden. demand 90 II
Denmark. demand @l.ao.
Switzerland demand l|.'n.
Greece. demand 3toN.
Poland. demand o. =.
Czccho SlovalSia. demand ~.
Argentine. demand 36 40.
Brazil 1868.
Montreal 80 l-!G.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO Aux. 1.-The butter mar
Ike, continued firm to-day. Trading wa
active and receipts light Some ." score
was sold Mt 80 cents hu, for long lines
NJ desirable quality. buyers were Will
ing 10 pav half cent more ana many
~ The receivers w"r" holding for SO
cents Medium and under grades FOUND
y good demand At steady 10 firm prices
cars " centralized wcr" scare" ana 1lrn'
a, the current pricos. IL faci the whole
market was IN sellers favor. Butter
riQhrr: creamery extras sc: firStsZs
d "q'.c. seconds 2fi2 4 &c; STANDARDS
2li.r. Eggs unchanged: receipts l2,l"0
cases
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

East Buffalo Aug, lo.-Cattle, re-
ceipis 1926; steady.
calves. receipts ESQ, steady 500 n
1900.
Hogs receipts $500; slow loGl5
Cents lower Heavy e?51s.75. Mixed
lO0O4lO25: workers. 1o.6OGlo.75: light
yorkers and pigs 1915; roughs 80;
stays 4oea 500
Sheep and lambs. receipts 900: lambs
% cents higOhcr. Lambs $500 90;
vearlinEa S5.ONWslO. no, wcthcrs S.5o1
sg25: ewes *o.oOQS7.O0: MIXED shecp
s70OQS7.5o.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York Aug iO.-Cotton goods
wore quiet TODAY with some prices on
unfinished goods slightly easier on
goods for later delivery Yarns were
irregular and quiet Wool goods SOLO
ntcadily IN SINAI! way Tor men wear
and thsre was more activity III sIapIe
dress goods than In lobhlng manners
raw silks was slightly higher. with sub
at.ntInl sales reported "A, Yokohama.
RurIops v-r. easier and quiet.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug 10 Butter hrm"T'
roceipts 1890. Creamery higher than
extras Sax s.: creamery extras (''
rrorel AL Il "a: tirstS ,SS 20 81 score
5o', asa
Cheese Irregular: receipts 1881.
Eggs steady: receipts 1922. Fresh
gathered firsts. 241 -; Pacific coast
white extras. fcT -: do frstS 20 extra
rirs;s, 3lTt0.
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RAILROAD STOCKS
GO TO HIGHER LEVEL
DESPITE STRIKES

New York Aug. Io.-ENtraord'dnary
strength Of railroad stocks. many o.
which moved 70 high ground f"r the
wear. despite tho increasing seriousness
OF the railroad strike situation was 'ne
outstanding developmen; IN To-Day
stock market session.
Threatened extension o: tho strike %
members OF the Big Four orother-
hoodds caused some uu~ssinesSat Ine
start, but the ofreinEs were easily 40
sorbed and prices held we'll TO the emu
regardless OF short attacks, indicating
that the floating supply OF stocks was
m strong handds. Wall Street appar-
entity IS counting on the heavy crop ana
coal movements this fall. together WIN
The expected increase in general merch-
a7dise loadirGS 10 more than otfSet 'he
temporary effects o. strike conditions
C;ranEers such as Northern Faciic.
Great Northern preferred, Chicago an"
Northwestern. St Louis southwestern
and Pe-e Marquette again broke through
10 peak prices for 1922. luternat!ona'
Harvester andd Sears Eoeouck WIZ"
are also expected 20 profit by the pan
ner crops. also made new h'Sh re'oruS ~
The financial community apparently
interpreted the Increase n the In'teN
States steel Corporations untitled con-
tracts during July as being due 10 cur
.a!led prodduct!on because Of strike con-
ditIoos rather than Increased ouSi-
ness, United States Steel common was
down a and Independent siee's notSolE
cruciol anr RpubliC. So!tned N SYM
pathy.
Cuban sugar stocks were agin reac-
,,nnarv. despite the belief that the ln-
creased tariff decided on blythe senate
would be reflected IN the price TO the
consumer rather than in the earnings
report Of the Cuban companies
Petroleum Unsteady
Mexican Petroleum continued us
.y,rnIng-iack movements ofthe last few
davs closing at net gain OF / points
Studrhakrr and Chandler which arc also
rayoritcs Of the speculative" element
soldd OF the former dlro2pinG !"
points.
Individual strong SPOTS were Amer
can Brake shoe. american Radiator.
International Paper an& Virginia Iron.
coal ard Coke. whilH pronounced weak
ness was shown by Barnsdale \. Du-
pon,. Salor Motors and WHY'S over
land preferred.
Total sales were 80. 200 shares. call
money opened a. four per cent AMI was
!r good demand Time money rates
were slightly higher. There were rev
offerings OF Trim" commercial pape,
which vasQuo;cd at four 20 four and
quarter per cent.
Foreign eNchanc" business was con-
s,oef largely 20 transactions 90 spccu-
,atorS because considerable delays pre-
vented the transaction Of commercial
business Local bankers were without
REPORTS ~ the trsu of the market IN
European ccntcrS and were unahl" e"
clear local quotations - foreign cap
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. Aug. tO.-Wheat,, cash Sl.l2ti
6ll2; September Sl.lO. December
$1.12k.
Cioversccd. prime cash $l0.2o, pecem-
Der 9.16.
Alsike. PRIME cash ," ~, oS'oner
. -. Decent $50
-'moth,. rr,r. c4:h fc7n. o-t.b,r
80, December $3.50.
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FIFTEEN

Dunning and Mrs G. NJ. Uncommon, and
the Misses Bertha Archer. Catherine
IAndkrohn and Mary Beatty.
e. Bruce DAWSON and son. Bruce, Jr-
have gone to Rowlcsburg. W. Va, 10
spend two weeks camping on Cheat
river with party Of friends and re!a-
tiycs
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New York, Aug l0-Call money
firm: High 4; low ( ruling ratio I, clos
ing bid 5; offered at 5ia last loan ).
Call loans against acceptances az.
Time loans firm: mixed collateral 80
and 90 days AT ~: four and SIX
months *: prime commercial paper
4QiL
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

Pittsburgh. Aug. I0.-HogS. receipts
1900 higher: heavies SS.S5 70 1925
heavy workers; light workers and pigs
1880 to 1918. {.
Sheep and lambs. receipts 500,
g,eadv: sheen rs: lambs 1870. oalv.s.
-.c.tp,z son. steady '~r II -.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Aug. 1o.-CneasinrSs ABOUT
spreading the railroad strike mad NOR
or less today 10 do with uptnrns III 81"
nricc of wheat. The market CLOSED
arn, r, :, 20 ic net higher with Scpiem-
hsr s1OJTs TO $l.N6 and December
$780,. to Sl.C6x. Corn finished &c L"
iXc up, oats off &c 20 sc and pro-
Visions unchanged 70 &C lower
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York AUG. l0.-3ia's l00.92;
first Is 10000: second IS loo.3S. first
4L's lOl.l6: second 4E's 10000: third
49, Ioots fourth Al : ln1?@: Vi
'o-, t'>s un-all.d lNn1s. - rsllrI
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. ". ". AUG. -. -
r,.-~:-hcf TGe IutrUi-cuccr hv \. F..
Was,eH 4 90. members New YORK. Stock
F.yca-=O second f.op: Nationa; Bank
cf w Va Bldg.
L.A..t-- n,e- ttf~N Ov t'lOSe
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NY. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va, AUG. IL -:
Furnished The Intelligcnccr by A. T.
Nasten & Co, members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF W. Va. Bldg
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. AuS. 10. -.
Furnished The Intelligcnccr by 4 +.
Masten & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va, Aug. ~, 2
Furnished The 1nteIligencer by A. r.
Nastsu 4 Co. members New York StocH
exchange Second floor National bonH
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. ~. Il
Furnished The Intelligence by a. r..
Nlas,en & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange Second floor National BAN"
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Avg. 10, %.
Furnished The lntell!gencer by 4. +
Nastnn & Co. members New York Stock
r;NchanEc second floor National Bank
II Y. Bldg
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LOCAL MARKET

Wheeling W w. Aug. IL. -.
Daily quotation list Wheeling stock
Exchange Complied for The lntS!I!-
gcncer.
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on c@ty. Aug 1sy-crsdt balances
Nhn Eu-s aItsT: average S3l53.
y N&sir-.-U $500. average k2.,7.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. W. Va. AuS. Ia. p
LIVE STOCK COM. co.
CATrTI +,
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Spot 90 UP, 20 e5.
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Marland on ,...........l 3SH 3St
Wheeling Steel Corp. ......i GIL 81