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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-22
NEW YORK

NEW YORK = In the metropolf- tan A. A. A swim ming chanpionships Henry Giebel won the 15O yards back stroke event and the N Y A. C. team captured the relay
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-22

Charley EEbbets has discovered financial hysteria in the major leagues, but to date there's no sign of an epidemic in the O'Nen circuit.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-22

NEW YORK Edouard Hore mans and Welker Cochran will play a 1900 point billiard match at 18-2 ? balkline at the National Recreation parlors tomorrow in Brooklyn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-22
Rector Baseball
 Team to Organize

The Rectors are the first of local diamond aggregations to get into line for next sason. A call has been is sued for a meeting at the Boys Club next Monday night. Candidates and the following players are reque sted to be on hand:-C. McGran, R. Howe, S. Dondero, D. Cretella,' R. Farrell, O.. Herb. M. Cretella, H. Hart. L. Herb, H. Clark. H. Potterton and "Tutts'' SlatterY.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-22

,.ol e pp 6 os1S-li o1 T, @ ,; = - " -, 1 ao . are no signs of Dutch" Meyer being a holdout. Gene McCann's first lieu tenant will be on hand assisting in the bossing job.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-22

Advertise in the Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-22
IND o oR SPORTS.

WATCRlH G-- NIG. T tRGS AcOR AZ KE TRAGS TO REND DtE PApEN ON AE SUBUR CAV TR AlH TO
 TO W'N.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-22

Manager Jack Coffey is book ing number of college outfits for the preliminary schedule. Boston College is due to play the Senators in the Capital City the middle of April.
The Washington times., 1922-07-16

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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.


The little folks born under scerpio are
usually very domineerinE. and evJncc
this tendency even IL babyhood. They
ara the frettipg ones, those who de-
maud instant attention, and who eZ-
poet TO be- amused. Tbs ScarpIo CHILD
who has not learned something Of self
control. and VIM has not been in
structed concerning the danger Of Civ
ing way to jealousy and suspicion be
fore ne or she has come TO tie age o.
ten years. Will not he easily reached
during the next teT years
These children, usually have fine
bodies. are physically splendid. have
dark eyes md hair. and rudy complex
ions.
The best companions for them. are
those Lorn under Pisces, Virgo or Libra
Watch the WAN Ads closely the fol
lowing month, ana you will find your
Ad ir the best medium for anything You
wish.
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SHIPPING

Weather; South Carolina, Georgia
Local showers Tuesday and Wednesday
Moderate temperature
Florida; Local showers Tuesday ane
Wednesday,; cooler IN Eorthewes1 por
ton.
Extreme Northwest Florida. Ala hama
Showers and cooler Tuesday. Wednesda,
fair and cooler.
Winds:
ILatteras to Key West. Moderate tt
fresh north east and weather cloud2
Tuesday,
East Gulf: Moderate to fresh Eus- ana
Northeast cloudy and unsettled weathe'
Tuesday,
West Gull: Fresh northerlE and Heath-
CT cloudy with rain TuesdaE
Over Caribbean sea and Wtndward
Passage: Moderate TO fresh east to
North winds except variable over ex-
treme south portion; weather cloudy
probably rain Tuesday,
Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Modera to
variable winds becoming ease and south
east; weather cloudy ana unsettled
Tuesday.
Hatteras to Florida straits. Moderate
10 fresh northeast and weather cloudy
Tuesday,
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DERRICK BARGE TO
GO TO new ORLEANS
Tug Barraska Waiting For Fav,
0rabie Weather to Tow Barge
TO Refining Company.

The tug Barrassa. which arrived here
several Gays ago from New Orleans Will
low she derrick barge recently bulIt bt
tic Pensacola SnipbuiIdlug coupanv 10
New Orleans where the ba--e VIII be
delivered 70 tho Empire Refining CON
paET. The tuS and barge arc waiting
for favorable weather and mav leave te-
DAY TOR New Orleans.
This derrick barge - o. extra hear.
construction. Il is constructed eutreIg
Of steel. from cram down 20 the hui.
and Is very large.
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Had Ii Quarts Of
Whiskey On 18th

Thirteen quarts Of liquor II one
house or the thirteenth daE # the
month. although i doce nos happeu
10 be Friday should he seriously
considered by those superstic5ousIy
inclined
YESTERDAY was the thirteenth and
when Sheriff Ellis accompanied nv
Federal Prohibition Agent Stearu>
and DeputE Facr ra.deL the hgm.
Of Charles CIarE q. Gonzalez and Al
cariz streets rher claim r. have
found thirteen quarts OF liquor.
Clark who receutI~ pleaded guilty
10 a liquor cnarEe 81 the fedora.
court and fined, was arrested for
having liquor IL ms possession ard
later mad bond for appearance az
trial II. the criminal court o. record,
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Bakery Seeking
Owner of Cake

Who gets the cake
vba+ Is the inquiry Of the Federal
Bal<erv- in regard to the five pound cake
given AVA in connection with the Junior
C7han7ber Of Commerce's Industrial Show
.4as+ week. The number which is now
.,,1s+a,i in the bakery window or North
paiaFov was drawn from amcng several
hundred others but so far the person
holding the winning number has not been
located.
The number is 1141, The person holding
.7,-,- ,,,rraf,e- may get the five pound
ca1-e n, calling at the Federal Bakery.
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PERSONAL


Hindu Astrol0gist, DR.. Himihia
OF East India the worlds noted medium
9--aar sTnrarne nowe~ reading human life,
tells your life storv from the stars, Re
member the star will guide You through
life. II you're worried. troubled Or dis
outraged on any affair Of life, send the
date al your birth. - cents To cover mail
ing expenses. 7 will send horoscope OF
Importance to YOU. Must send sell-ao
dressed envelope Address Dr. W. I.
Htnihia. Lock Box 1855, Savannah. Ga.
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BIZ 4 DE-ECTTTE -EEceI1eut onp0~tua~
itZ-: good pay; travel Write C. 7. L4ad-
wig, so3 Western Bldg, Kansas City. Mo,
BOYS BETWEEN IS
AND "a YEARS OF AGE. WORK
WONT INTERFERE WITH SCHOOL
DUTIES. GOOD PAY. THE PENSACOLA
JOURNAL.
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VESSELS IN Port.
SEea rlers


Charlton Hall Damn. STD 4I23, Smith,
Gulf Transit Co. agents.
L4agawauna (Annr STR, I1E9. Roberts .
Filettc. Green and CO. agents
Bar<s.
Escambia IT.. So. MerelEo, for Ros-
Tan<ers in Stream
Antjetan. Botheiridge Baldoutte. Cecil
County. City Of Alameda, Dungannosa.
Durango, Hallway, Halo, Hagood, Hahira.
Hampton Roads Hahatonka, KeSossee
Melton. PortIa Piuuas. Quabbin. Rich
conceal Sapulpa. Tuxpanoi.. Trimaun+aln
WATERFOWL.
Schooners
Charles Z 3tacDowei.. Armour Fertili-
ger Works tied up,
Dewitt Brown. Armour Fertilizer
Works, tied VI.
Nellie, Dixie, Aiken Iawboat & Barge
Co.
Earges
J. s. McGaughey. jackson Aiken Tow
boat & Barge CT.
Fishing smaeEes.
Z L Saunders & Co: Cavalier. Lettie
G. Howard Clara +. Howard, Seaconnet.
Warren Fish Co, 0scsoia, Washable
Hope Culebra-
SMAcKs At SEA.
Z L Saunders & Company: Maud T
Silva. Oct. -. Fish Hawk. 0cE- Is:
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AGENTS. WANTED

-~~Mascr sold Is Comet Sprayers
washers one saturday. Profits
Particulars free Esta bHshed
r ---sls- Co.. Johnston. O., Dept
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MASONIC HALL
Warrington Fla
Regular communication o. Naval Lodge
No "a r l. A. N. Tuesday. Nov Il. at
$50 =. m. Visiting brethren traternally
invited.
VA. WILKINSON, ". NJ.
VA. 7. HANSEN, Secretary.
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oRpER o g MoLAN FoR noYs

ORDER OF DE MoLAH FOR BoYS.
Regular communication oil
- Pensacola Chapter Order OF
I &sF Den1lay, TUESDAY, Novern-
~ 81 vember 14th. at 1880 2 NJ
A Visiting brethren 1Taternaf-
.SNAkLS " invited.
SIC ~ vrn. McCHEsNET. II. 6.
,SS CECIL ROGERS, Scribe.
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T,-F\AL CLASSIFIED ADS
lne emf 4 Word in Advance
One Rate TO All
. - Insertions Fer The
rice OF SIX


Es~.es OF SIX
-.--i sement taken for less
cents.
~. words in your advertise
-. .r multiply by the number OF
.-. ... desire IL printed, remit
eng words, include ITO
sale Wanted. etc, as
crosses
Afr FACE CAPS. LIKE THIS,
-.-- -zN-s PER WORD.
r.r- Light Face Type
-..s -wo cents per word.
r...-....-. matter line dashes,
--z.t classified display. Sc
~a~ inch o. lines make
.--s-- whose name appears
-7rs directory may have
.-. .e. 0aa-ged
...s~e should he given in
-~...- r-.e~ over the phone.
.-. ---. ~.-la give their home
..-..- a-5-ess as Wen as their
,7. .~pers because many read
re1auhoues.
y. te. aare~s@se~ Sc desires. replies
..- =. care o. The Journal
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE.

NOTICE
a LIBERAL REWARD viii be paid for
information leading 10 the wherea bouts
% my wife, Mrs Pauline q Carroll.
Write 70 X. a Carrefl. 2236 Santa Fee
Ave, Fort Madison Iowa.
AETESIA% WELLS - VIII drill large,
deep, ftrst-class water wells anywhere,
guaranteeing results. For full informa-
ton phone 1876 or write Graz Artesian
Well COMPANY, Pensacola. Fla
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AfESSELs ExnEc-Er.

AttuaIita, from Hamburg cargo Of
potash and Kaintt; Gulf Transit CO.
Sunelseeo (Auu str. 2I74, TCanSms-
rine Corporation due %oy Is. FilIettei
Green a. Co. agents.
sunewco tArnn STR. 2I12 Transmarine
Corporation. due Nov q, Fillecte. Green
and Co. agents
Surico (Amn STR, -2I74 Transuar!ne
Corporation. due from Port Newark Nov,
so; FTillette. Green and Co. agents
Barcelona Esp strls 1855 MoJa, Nov.
.. FIilette, Green ( Co, agents.
La Foce (ItaI STR 1885. about middle
OF December, Fillette. Green and 20.
MOBILE, Ala. Ncv. I3.-A~rlved- Had
not, Pensacola; West CheIac, Tampa
TAMPA. Fla. Nov. I3-Arrtved Trux-
lilo, New Orleans; Schooner Lseonie @.
Louise, (Br). Cardenas. Sailed: Altamaha
New York: nlotorship ! Y. RigEs p
Myers
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FOR SAI1E-Tourbon Red Turkeys. Tom
$500. hens S4.0c, Pair $40. 90. Trio 81. 50
Fine laying strain, Mrs. ". a. Bowman
Aiuscogee. Fla.
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FoR sALE-ONE GRoCER's DISPLAY
ICE BOX. PHONE $40.
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FOR sALE-0He coal heater in good con
ajton, cheap. 111S Z. Strong, o. phone
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HELP-FENALE

vAETEU-Gtr, white Or coloreG. WHO
hasu't q home 10 80 10 California as
nurse and do general housework. Apply
- " Ceramics.
WAITED Experienced lady bookkeepeU,
Address =. Q. Boy 49,.
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WANTED

WANTED TO BLY-Ladies adjustable
dress form Phone S9S,
STRETCHING Curtains nicely a Z rea-
sonable price. Call a 1901 \, Devil
iers ST., ring 1901
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Francis Y sylvia, Nov L. Enel.2 Enos
Oct q; Mar L. Cooney. Oct IS; Alcina
Nov. !. Fora J, Sears, Oct. -: Seacon-
net. Oct. II, Sheffeyld. Nov !; Eesco
Nov. 8, Virginia, Nov. 3; Yakima. Nov 8,
Clara n LittIcfield, Nov. J.
Warren Fish Company. AIcon1a rcct.
:. Ariola Nov I: Barcelona. Oct -:
Seminole. Oct. 81, Marv + Greer. Oct.
%. Afineola, Nov. !. Osceola. Oct 10.
Silas Stearng, Oct %; William Hays.
Nov. .; Rena A. Percy. Nov. 8. Henri
p, Williams, Nov. 4; Clara G. silva,
Nov. S.
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED-Position as first class Wait
ress or demonstration. Phone 1913. Atrs.
C0teS
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FOR SALE

FOR SAI-E-One 81 # 10 in meat refris
crater, ice cap 1850 los. meat cap 1900
Tbs, one 5oXa0 sectional meat block: I
meat saw, x meat clever, ] 14-In butcher
knife, hanging computing scales. sau-
sage Erlnea, ] block scTappsr, ] sharpen 10
ing steel: this outfit was used SIX months
only as good IS new, All cost $3.50, will
Fla
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FOR QUICK SAI.E-Fine salt wata- SUR
casting reel with drag, foot rcd and
line cost $50 first $50 take is King Ii W
Garden.
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FOR SALE-One female pointer, SIX
months old. 52s v. Jackson street
phone IL.
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FROST PROXY Cabbage plants. leading
varieties prepaid loo, 81, 060, 81 en-
n1ent and satisfaction guaranteed Omega
Plant Co, Omega, Ga
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
We feud money on Real Lsfate II
rt,x rir-r -rrq short notice. Please state
in auul5cation i you have an Alb
stract Of TILE TO the Property.
Call and See Us.
TIE WATSON AGENCY, Inc,
South paIsfoN Street
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CEEF-24 years experience IN hotel and
restaurant. All round cook. Wants sit
uation a once. BOX 50, St. Andrews. TIA
YOUNG WOMAN with business college
raining and several years clerical eN-
nerlence desires position as stenographev
for experience rather than compensation.
coed reference. Phone So,
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FROST-PROOT Cabbage Plants grown
ny the states moss successful planters;
leading varieties. POSTPAID. acc. I0o.
So. 500. So. 1.00g. Express collect,
1000. SI.I5: 5000. $50. 10 00u 81 .25.
burton Sales Co, Burton, & c.
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FOR SAL.E--R0onaiug house. 10 rooms
eon1pletelg furnished including linens
and bedding. All rooms filled, best loea-
tton m citN L YOU mean business vvrita
II. W" care Journal.
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T0E sALE-REAL ESTATE

.-- l45 acres Of good land IL
.a0tu-y. Al acres II cult
~. spring or place; all land
49,. "a~-!E stumped. Address john
"@-G-,. Fla.
rottage at FOG S. 10th ave
$50 9. Porter. III y. BavIen 81.
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FOR SALE-Mare colt. wears old. also
international truck engine. apply Bur
ton, L and MAXWELL SITS
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FOR SALE-oNE FORD TRUCK. ONE
TON. FIRST CLASS CONDITION. rms
AND CURTAINS. PHONE 700
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tran sfeT and haul
call Trips soc and
-er Co, Phone s4I.
o..
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FOR SALE-Generaf
ing by contract or
up Bingham Traust
L. =. Allen, propriet
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-s~ ToAET-With or without
-'-~ hrr &c Z GveEovy~.
-..-s R0AED-with or without
81 L Gregory
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SMACKS At SEA.
Z L Saunders & Company: Maud 7.
Silva, Oct, l. Fish Hawk, Oct %:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-11
HAMMOND HEADS COAL BOARD.
Former Vice President Also on Fact
Finding Commission.

Washing d. G. Oct. 1t.-Pre~-
dent Harding announced last night
the membership OF the United States
Coal Commission created under the
Borah bill. which provided for an In
vestlgatlon into fundamentals OF the
coal mining industry with n view to
prevention OF future Industrial dis
turbances.
The list OF seven names made public
by the President is headed by that OF
John Hays Hammond. mining engineer.
and includes Thomas Riley Marshall,
Vice-Prcsident during the Wilson Nd
minlstration: Judge Samuel Anschuler,
who arbltrated the labor dispute In the
packing industry: Clark Howell. editor
of tho Atlanta Constitution: George
Otis Smith. head Of the Geological
Survey; DR.. Edward r. Devine. econo-
mist OF New York city, and DR.. Charles
+. NELL, former c~ommissioner OF
labor.
Under the Borah act this commits
sion Ia to examine every phase OF the
coal mining industry and TO report 70
the President and Congress with rec.
concentrations Of for Il,
sterilization. Il is TO recommend leg.
islation to insure a steady supply oil
coal to and TO thls end Il
is to report on ownership. labor costs
wages, production and related infor
nation about all mines The com
mission also Is 10 suggest the remed.
previous strikes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-11
Today's Radio Program.
(1so Meters Wave Lengthy

STATION wJZ-NEwARK. N J.
700 to 100 p. m.-"Animsl Stories, by
Florence Smith Vincent OF the New
York ven Ing Mall.
300 y. m-Reylcw OF tho Iron and Steel
Industries and their relation to Gen
cral business conditions by the Iron
Age. Closing prices Of stocks, bonds.
grain. coffee and sugar.
900 y. m.-Smart suits for winter two
piece and three-pieco models. by
Vogue.
o.l5p. m--Concert under the direction Of
Charles ID. Isaacson. New York Even
ing Mail.
9.5J to 1000 y. darlington time Sig
nails. weather forecast.
1920 y. m-"BOoks Of tho Week" dis
cussed by Grace Isabe CoIbron OF
New Caqaan. Conn. The review for
this week win cover Tho Breaking
Point" Mary Roberts Rinehart, and
Ono Thing Is Certain" Sophie Kerr
STATION MISUNDERSTANDING.
ZOO .. m~.-Tri-weekly letter from Farm
and Home. Weekly summary Of the
iron and steel Industries, prepared By
tho Iron Age.
500 .. m.-Bedtimo story for the Riddles
$50 y. m--"Conser walton OF Vision. .
Elmer Robinson. director. sbur-On Op.
tical Company. Rochester. N. Y.
0.O0 y. m-Neyin Night. This program
will Include a number OF worId-fanou
compositions by the eminent Pitts
burg composer. under the direction %
Earl Yearsley, director and tenor SOLOS
OF the East End Christian Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-11
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
AT NOON TODAY
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Philadelphia. Oct. 11.-Wheat-No. 2.
red winter, l.2l61.22; do. garlicky.
l.os6l.07.
Corn-No. 2, for export. s06s1; do.
No. 3. TsGIsO; do. No. 4, 7s@7s: car
lots. for local trade, No. 2. yellow, 81
6s7h; No. 8. yellow. s69S6h.
Oats-No. 2, white. 55h@5s; No. 3.
white. 54h ass.
Butter-Western creamery. extra,
as: nearby prints and fancy, 5l@54.
Eggs-Nearby extra. flrsu. 40: do,
firsis, 40Q42: western extra. firsts. A:
do, nrsts. 3e@41; fancy selected.
packed. 51@b2.
Cheese-New York whole milk fancy
fats. fresh, Pan @25; fair 10 good, %
aga: Ionshorn ,26@26h; single dais-
les. 24l1@25.
Live poultry-Fowls, not leghorns.
22@2s; do. leghorns. 1921; spring
chickens. not leghorns. 20@2s; do.
leghorns. 1921; old ROSTERS. 16@1s:
ducks, white Pekin. fancy, 25@26;
fair 20 good. 2o@23; do. mixed colors.
20Q2l.
Dressed poultry-Fowls fresh killed
choice 10 fancy. 3o@32; do. small
sizes. 23@2s: chickens, western. 25d
80: broiling chickens, nearby. 32Q34;
old ROSTERS, western, 10; do. southern.
l70ls: spring ducks. nearby. 27G2s.
Potatoes-No. !, nearby, per basket,
30645: No. 2, do. 1920.
Flour-Soft winter. straight west
ern. 4s0d5.15; do. nearby, 4.65G4so;
hard winter. straight. 5.s0@6.15; do,
short patent. 6.25@6.50; spring, first
clear, 5.5oGs.00; do. patent. s.50@7.00;
do. short patent, 7.00@7.50; fancy
spring and city mills. patent family
brand. 7.75@s.50.
Hay-Good new timothy, 1909
1000; good new clover, mixed. 1900
400.
Bran-Soft winter, in 100-pound
sacks. 2eO002s.50; do. spring. $500
Q29.0o.
Tallow-Prime city. loose. 5h do
special, loose. 6h prime country. an
edible In ~tierces. s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-11
BIG BOOM IN STOCKS
IS HALTED BRIEFLY.
: BY PROFIT TAKING
Later Demand for Rails, How
ever, Extends to Many Shares
on Active List.
MORE NEW HIGHS RECORDED
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

by ASSOCldteu ITcSb W Lively ~
New York, Oct. IL (Wall street,
1870 a. m.).-Renewal of the heavy
buying OF Oil shares gave a strong
tone to the opening OF today's stock
market. Steels, equipments, rails and
public utilities all made moderate
gains. One thousand shares Of Stand
ard Oil OF New Jersey sold at the
opening between 236 and 23S and the
stock then advanced to 240 as COM
pared with a close Of 233 yesterday.
Mexican Petroleum shot up to 202 "
or within two points of the years
high. on a net gain of nearly 9 points.
Pan-American. A and B, established
new peak prices on gains of more than
five points each. Standard Oil of
California improved IL and most of
the other oils advanced ~fractionally.
Gains of q TO IA were registered
by American Locomotive. COMMON
and preferred. Baldwin, L. S. Steel,
Crucible and Gulf Steels.
American Express moved up 4
points TO a new peak price and Con-
solidated Gas rose ia.
The advance in rails was led by
Lackawanna up IN. international
Combustion up ga. and National Bis
cult up az. were other individual
strong spots. Weakness was noted in
Dawson Chemical of Pa. and Ameri-
a Can of 3.
Noon-Initial strength of high pric-
ed oils was followed by a period OF
proft-taking which carried them
down 3 { o 8 points below their
early high. This temporarily unsettled
the rest Of the list, reactions of a
point or more taking place in Cruel
bile and Gulf States Steele, Stude'
baker, American Locomotive, Bald
win, American Smelling M Corr
Products. The latest supporting infiu'
ence, was provided by g broad de
mand for railroad shares. Union Pa
cifc. Canadian Pacific, Chicago North
Western. Norfolk and Western. Read
ing. New York. Central. Lehigh Val
ley. Atchison. Atlantic Coast Line
Southern Pacific. Great Northern
Preferred and Rock Island improving
one 10 2h points.
This manifestation of strength
caused a rise in oils, American Ex
press extending it's gains TO 6 points
National Lead climbing as. to.a new
top, and L. s. Alcohol rising . points
Mexican Petroleum rebounded (,
203ls, a new high on the movement
and Standard OIL OF New Jerse,
touched 239.
Call money opened INC renewed a
5ia per
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-11
FINANCIAL T

The outlook for the new government
BOND Issue grows more favorable. and
today IL is apparent that subscriptions
VII totai n very probably exceed
The voting trust which has controlled
the William Cramp and Sons Shin. and
Engine Building Company has been dis
soi'eu Inc bulk OF the stock is held
by the American Ship and Commerce
Corporation.
The composite condition of all crops of
tne United states on October ]. or at
,ime Of harvest. was IA per cent lower
than their ten-year average condition on
mat date. compared with IL per cent
below average on September l..
Total production OF important farm
cropsi with last year. is esti-
mated by the government as follows:
wheat, lol: o per cent; corn. 90 6 per
cent; oats. ll5.9 per cent; rye. 1878 Der
cent; tobacco, 1875 per cent; cotton. .I28 2
pei Mo cent, ana sugar beets, e6:2 per cent.
locomotive were accumulated by a group
OF bankers at prices ranging between so
ana 100. SO stated a dispatch from New
year the company had $40. 900, o work.
ing capital and reports have persisted
that a worthwhile stock dividend will be
declared. ~
I Bank ~clearings in the United Stat
for the first quarter of this year showed a
slight decrease. compared with the same
rperiod OF 1921 OF 0.8sper cent. for thu
second quarter, an increase Of Is per cent,
and fortthe third quarter. a gain of ii. z
per cent. -
For the seventh consecutive month tho
untitled orders on the books of the United
states Steel Corporation have Increased
the figures for September 80, announced
yesterday, showing 6.69l .607, being an
incrSaset of 74l 500 tons for the month
and comparing With 4,141 .O69 tons al
the end of February.
The bethlehem Steel Corporations pur
chase OF the LacBawanna Steel Company
was finally completed. The deal wa,
formally closed by the Bethlehem boarC
of directors in the forenoon yesterday
and In the afternoon the Lackawanna de
! liyered instruments for passing title to al
jits properties In exchange for Bethlehem
stock and cash.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compan,
has been authorized by the interstatescom
MERGE commission TO lease as already ar
ranged for, the following system com
panies: Cleveland, Akron and Cincinnati
PittsburR, Ohio Valley and Cincinnati
Toledo, Columbus and Ohio, south Chi
cago and southern and Wheeling Termina'
Company.