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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02
IRON REVIEW

cleveland, juno 1.-The Iron Trade
Review will say: Buying is going along
in good volume in iron and steel but
deferred deliveries are having "A ten
deuCv to hold new tonnage In check
Producers are exhibiting more caution
in adding to their obligations with the
fuel situation clearing up so SLOWLY.
Production is more ON lever lh'S "eeh'
More urgent demands for coke are ap-
nearing as the coal strike draSS on anu
corditiuns in the ConnellSYille region
show slow Improvement. This Is at
,rihutable mainly 10 the efforts OF Varl-
Gus producers 10 get fuel TO start IDLE
blast furnaces.
Announcement OF the general freight
reduction has served TO unsettle the IRON
ore situation. The 10 per cent reonc-
lion apuarently applies only 10 the rail
haul from lower lake ports, but II the
effective date IS kept July !. shippers
feel that little tonnage Will he moved
down before that time. A strong ehort
Is being made to induce the railroads
to nut the reduction into effect at once
and also extend II TO upper lake rail-
rates. Generally the rate reduction IL
regarded as 4 negligible factor from
either cost or market standpoint. the
assembling cost Of materials TO make
ton of pig iron in the Mahoning valley
will be reduced approximately so cents
II ton and In steel from rs cents TO III
a ton. The 10 per cent reduction II ap-
piled TO upper lake rail rate would add
90 TO 20 cents to this saving.
Structural steel awards in April Tor
the entire country were 1880 tons. or
% per cent of fahricating capacity. TINS
COMPARES with 10000 tons. or - per
cent "f capacity IN March. Railroads
especially in tho middle west. continue
To- rrcss hard for rail deliveries on con-
tract. The Gary mill is now producing
10. ono tons weekly and Will increase as
soon az steel can be provided. the
weeks car awards were @,15O, OF which
., 900 were for Santa Fe.
Another week of slight change Is
shown by Tho Iron Trade Review
market composite Of IA iron and steel
products. The average is 1864. com
pared with s36.63 one week ago. and
500 90 two weeks ago. The May average
was $50 40 against S34.42 in April. $$29I
In March. and S32.S6 In February. the
recent low month.
Foreign trade in iron and steel is
making favorable showing. April ex'
ports were 1852 tons. which exceptin 4
March with 206.474 tons. was the best
IN 70 months Imports in April were
lS,SS4 IONS, as compared with S.6l2 tons
In March and was the highest in IL
months.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. June l.-Cattle-Recetpts
hhO Beef steers steady to Zoe higher
closed best time. Top beef steers. ss.2o'
weight 1.406 pounds; top yearling steers
and heifcrs. SIS; straight heller year
lings. $500: bulk beef steels. S.l5n
es5. bulls, Gamers, cutters and common
and medium grade beef COWS and heit-
ers, weak to 15c lower: better grade beer
cows and heifers and stockers steady;
veal calves. steady TO strong: bulk rat
she stock. $500 7.25; bulk bologna
bulls s4O064.25; bulk vealers. to pack
ers ss.75a1O.o5. outsiders upward to
s1l.O1.
Hogs-Rcceins. $1,000. Opened 15c
to 2oc lower: closed flrm, sc to lUc
higher than early. or mostly l5c TO .oc
lower than yesterdays average Top
slO.6OG1055: pigs. steady to strong
mostly sa.5O@1O.25: shippers took about
1000: holdover. moderately liberal.
Sheep-Receirts. 1000: mostly 2'c
lower. Heavy sheep and some low
grade lambs soc lower: top shorn lambs
s12S5; bulk slO.75d 1859: top spring
lambs ;l45o: best light ewes SHon; rat
heavles mostly s3.0om $50; California
feeder lambs, S1I.40 1l.G0.
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LOGAN q BRYAN's

nv nrIyatc wire to A. +. Masten q Coz
New York. June 1.-The turnover All
the stock market today was again OF All
Irregular character with some Specia'
tics featured on - side while some
Of the ..--.-rurd Issues were inclined 10
be somewhat reactionary. Republic IRON
& Steel was soft for a while and READ
ing was likewise rejecting further sell
Ing "A a result OF the recent supreme
court ruling. Farm implement STOCKS
were strong on better crop news anu
tho expcctation or more liberal sales OF
fertIljzer. Stocks like international
Harvester and American Agricultural
chemical were in good demand. Equip
ment shares like Baldwin. American
Locomotive and Railway Steel springs
were active on the up side buying IN
this quarter no doubt being stimulated
hy reports Of further decrease In the
number OF idle freight cars. Standard
on issues were buoyant, the expectation
haIne that most OF the Aforementioned
comuanies will display very farorahle
earnings az a result Of conditions pre-
yailIng In the oil market. Call money
wac again somewhat sitter. There has
heen unite few favorable develop
ments of late both foreign and domestic
and quite naturally those entertaining
bullish ideas are disposed TO show some
fresh enthusiasm with the result that
the market in spots continues al
VanCing.
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WELLSBURG
VANCROFT FARM
REPORTED SOLD

Welshurg. W. Va. June 1.-The sale
Of the Eancroft farm. situated above
WcllSburg. ia the Knights OF St George
a Catholic organization. is rumored The
price mentioned Is around 100000.
~ m. county court house on Thurs
day il WAS learned that no papers had
been presented there in relation 10 the
.2I" II has heen known. however. sew
eraI days, that this organization ami
cow others hav" had tho purchase Of
Che property under consideration.
Successful.
Wellsburg friends of r. u. Holbrook
and g. r. Andrew will I've pleased TO
learn Of their success since leaving this
city. \ newspaper clipping from The
"pcca.ur Review" contains information
that Mr. Holbrook had been appointed
10 take charge Of construction work Oil
a municipal sewerage plant. His ON
rtail duties arc those OF resident CON
sulting engineer. Mr.. Andrew has also
obtained extensive connections In the
city Of Decatur.
wellsburg Briefs.
Misses Caroline Ewing and Frances
McCunnnughy have left for their homes
in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Cawthorn and fam
Vlv are moving from Twelfth ana
Charles streets to Bethany Pike. 10 he
house recently vacated by Charles
Simms.
Mrs. Gladys Miller nf Brilliant O..
was shopping In WellshurG Thursday
morning
Mrs. James Rcll has returned To he.
home on Yankee street. after several
DAYS visit with Mr. and Mrs. James
McAdoo Of Bethany pikc.
Mr.. and Mrs George Barth have re-
L., al ht
Ohio.
Miss Beatrice Raritt of Mingo June
ton o.. Ia a guest at tho home OF MRS
Stenhcn Jonaa of Commerce street
Rev. Paul EIels'cy left recently for
Columbus, O., where he Will visit
friends,
Mrs. r. W. Bremen OF Fairmont and
Len Schiller Of Wheeling. have return
ed home after a short visit at the hon-'
OF Leonard iehrank Of South Commerce
street.
Mrs. l.. r. Chew of North Main street
was a Wheeling visitor Thursday.
Jules, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. RI. Zilli-
ken. " able 10 he ont after siege OF
scarlet fever.
Mrs Elmer Batchell and daughter.
Mrs. Alvin HoEg Of High street. were
visiting I'm Wheeling Thursday.
Miss Stella Miller and niece. MISS
Gladys Of Washington Pike. were guests
| Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Harry
Harvey Of North Main street.
Mrs AIDA Warr!ck Of Barnesville'
! O., and Mrs G. g. Warrick Of Ttlton-
Vile. O.. spent Thursday at the hhme
| Of Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Harris OF North
! W'ellshurE.
! Miss Anna Raub Of Eighth and Yam
kee streets. underwent an operation IN
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SUGAR

New York June 1.-The raw sugar
market was firm with spot prices Toy
Cuba. unchanged at Ills cents ros'
and freight. equal to i.20c for CENTRUM
gal. but late June and July shipments
was higher AT ~ cents cost and freight.
equal to 435c There were sales 81
10. 900 bags Of Cubas TO en- "utpor' t''
fner for late June or early July SaiP-
ment with outport. OPTIONS al 4.2'c.
The raw sugar futures market Wa
octiy. but considerable nf The huslre 80
was wttrhlnC from the near 10 IN" NOR"
(;!stan positions. Wall street and COM
mission houses bought carly. causing an
advance NJ two To three points, but near
tho close there wasp setback under rHa /
izlng. with nnal prices unchanged Il"
one polnt net lower July are: S"rt"m-
hcr o.esc: December, 2.99c; March,
2.9sc.
The demand Tor rrHned confines
nuItr active and prizes we've iirm "nh
unchanged to 10 point" higher, WA
rro granula'cd now listed ut ssh" u
s,7Nc. Rearcd futures nominal Jrl''
5000. September. G.1Or: December. 6. ln'
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NINETEEN

Steubenville O., Monday for tAs -.
moval OF her tonsils and adenoidA Aiss
Raub is able to be out.
w. ]. Crawford was a business visitor
in Pittsburgh, Pa. Thursday.
Mrs. J. II. Zilliken and daughter
Mary Lee. spent Thursday in wheeling
Miss Cecil Jones Of Moundsville II z
guest at the home OF her brother J. La
Jones OF North Main street.
Miss Lulu Smith, r. n, Of North.
Wellsburg. is spending commencement
week in Youngstown. o.
Misses leila Brashear and Louise
Gist are visiting friends In Toronto, y.
Mrs. james Briggs ha. returned 10
her home In leveland, O.. after spending
! Decoration day with Mrs. Margafef
Briggs Of Charles street.
Miss Jennie Shively Of Rayland, o.
visited Thursday at the homo OF M
and Mrs. F. r. Shively OF North ChA4et
street.
MIST. NJ. Mccord Of Commerce street
visited friends In Wheeling Thursday.
Misses Kathryn Crabb and Mary Hail
attended Miss Sherman's annual Aduit
recital given at the Carroll club, Wheel
ing, Wednesday evening.
Evelyn the four-year-old daughter
RI Mr.. and Mrs Ray Jamison OF Charles
street, has returned home from 2 VISIT
with her grandparents. Mr.. and MS.
Joseph Jamison Of Bethany Pike.
G. r. Jacobs Of Charles street 10 able
to be out after a several weeks illness
| of bronchitis. 80.
Mrs. William Tarr OF Georxe's Kun
was wellsburg visitor THURSDAY.
! Henry Rithner. Jr.. has purchased
| Few Paige touring car.
ME- A G. McGinnis, sons Gordon and
Ali. ~ Bethany, were among the
Wellsbure shoppers Thursday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. william Glass OF steu-
! henville O., Miss Bessie Glass and
guest Miss Mary McKeag and Mastef
| paul Glass Of wellsburg. motored %
Claysville. Pa. on Decoration DAY ana
| visited with friends.
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MAJORSV!LLE NJ

The last sad rites for walter hiegiA
A Greene county boy who was killed IN
France in the world war. will be held
Sunday, June 4. at the Alsppo Csnten-
Mai church. The funeral will b .
military one and no doubt an Immense
crowd will gather to pay homage 70
this hero. The body has been oeoostea
for the past several months In q Whsei-
ing receiving vault.
Mrs. Queente Chambers formerly OF
this place. but recently OF Csmefoo. -
spending few weeks with ner 800. sIn'
Lieut.. Arthur Chambers, OF Ssatts'
Wash.
The farmers are busy In the corn
fields, In many plots II has been Q
$3.50 proposition between the farmer
and the crow The extremely milo |
winter and strict game laws are SUD-,
posed to be responsible for tho gfsas
number Of crows. 80.
The first string Of casing was run
at the Scott we'll Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Richmond re-
turned Sunday from weeks VISIT WIKI
their daughter at Hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Milliken and chill
dren, Of waynesburs. Pa. arc spena
ing part Of their vacation WIEN nv
MiI,,ken's parents at this place. ~
Mr. ana Mrs. Lee Phillips sndA
daughters, Margaret Jean, and sarh
Verle. Of Sugar Grove. were SUNDAY
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daye.
7 T. Harsh and grandchildren. MAI,
earet and Billy Riggs, OF Washinstoh.
and Miss Vida Harsh. OF Pfttsoursns
we're weekend guests OF Mr.. ana MS
]. f. Allison.
Mrs ]. N. Allison spent Sunday with
her friend. Mrs. Belle swart.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilford Toland ana enti-
dren spent Sunday with Mr.. ana MrE
VIM. Elder. ,rxup
Rodney swart and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Bird spent Sunday afternoon al inc
Cherries Clutter home.
Misses Alice and Annie AtktnsoN1
were shopping In Wheeling Wednesday'
w. W. Campbell was business VS.
tor at Cameron Wednesday.
Mr. Harry Gorby and children Mary
md 1obn. snent Sunday at the Glendale
hoenI,aI with Mrs. Gor5y. They foun0'
her improving nicely and she Will proo-
ahIv he out OF the institution In an
any .~sIs
Mrs Reed Brown had her tonsils re-
moved Saturday. The operation WE
successful and she was able to como
home Sunday. -,..1.
Mr. and Mrs. CharleS naS"e,
their sister, Mrs. Minnie jenkins. VINO
- .a,oy.r,ng from a recent operation At
WheeI,ne hospital. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bub Galloway spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Price Cheeks.
One Of the Majorsv,lle farm ooyss
-snor,s tn. finding Of toy balloon IN
nearby field Monday. Tho balloon
IL supposed to be one OF a number re-
leased by a hardware firm at Bridgepof.
ror advertisine purposes. an account o..
which appeared in a recent Issue OF tne,
Intelligencer. a. 'a'. &C.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. June 1.-Foreign exchange
Irregular. Great Britain. demand 4.i45 Is
cables Assn. 60-day bills on banks
A43; France. demand 9.l0i2, cables 81 {;
Italy. demand 5.2O1s. cables 5.2l; Bel
GUM, demand S.41, cables Sal y; Ger
many. demand .37&. cables .37%: Hol-
land, demand 1878. cables 3S.7S; Norway
demand 1890; Sweden. demand 25-so'
Denmark, demand 2l.7b: SwitzerlAnd'
demand 1912: Spain. demand ls.So:
Greece. demand 4.21; Poland. demand
.O2l, ;Czccho -Slovakia. demand l.sz:
Argentine. demand 36.3I; Brazil. deman1
1888; Montreal, 80 l-32; Rumania' o'eS'
Finland, I'll; Jugo-Slavia, OBS; Austria
00095.
Closing rates were: Great Britain
demand 445b, cables 4.46. bO-day o'iIS
on banks 44sS: France, demand 80
cables 9.14A; Germany, demand 40
cables :SsH: Holland, demand 9e''o'
cables sS.7s; Greece, demand 4.23.
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rrr nA11aoAp srR1Kn rHRHAT.

Railroad Officials generally WeTe nUI
inclined Yesterday to get excited over
the strike threats emanating from the
headquarters Of the brotherhood OK
Maintenance of Way Workers. They
stated that where Il track worker WAS
paid Is cents an hour In 1918 ano -
cents an hour Immediately preceding
Federal control. he advanced by three
successive stages in 1918 to 81 cents an
hour; on January !. 1918. he went TO
39h cents. and on Nay |. 1920, 10 49,.
clincd on July |, 1921, to 40 cents an
hour. and now will go to 35 cents on
July I. Traffic officials said that an In
vestigation made by the railroads re-
vealcd that 30 cents an hour Is the
average wage rate for similar labor in
eastern territory.
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LIBERTY BONDS AT PAR.

All issues Of Liberty bonds and VIC
tory notes, except where registered, sold
at par or better yesterday. The uniform
strength of this. department Of the bond
market rather than the outstanding per
Torrance Of any one issue was the days
feature, the spread between the various
bonds at their top being only 60 cents.
Several Of the issues receded fraction
ally below par before the close. but this
did not destroy the significance OF the
performance. II beinc the first occasion
that dealers could recall when all issues
had sold at 100 or better. Continuance
II general buying rather than any news
development was the basis Of the move
ment
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh. Juno l.-Da!ry producto
unchanged.
Apples. New Works. No. | Baldwtns
S.5OH 40: M. ! Russtos 100 10: wes-
torn boxes. extra fancy Winsaps @.5cG
$50
Potatoes. Maines. $50 pound sacks, No.
/. lisa zoo per sack: new. South Caro-
lsnas. per barrel Cobhlers. No. !. $50;
No. ?. S.25.
Onions, Texts. standard crates. yell
lows l256l.50: whites 1.5OG l.65: home
grown. per bundle OF l dozen punches
% cents.
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"KATY" REPORT.

Net income Of s5,9o1, 249. contrastinss
with a deficit in the preceding year o.
s7.3O1,376. Is shown by the annua. re-
Tcras lines issued yesterday. The pic
ture given by this comparison Is not en-
tirely correct. as the 1921 total IL swoI-
len by the inclusion OF sS,22I'oOs. rep
rcseniing credits carried over from tne
Gears earnings to comply with orders
Of the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion. with these items eliminated; net
income for the year would be s2,6Ii,34l
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1pIE CAR pECREAsE.

Exports just received by the car SET
vice division of the American Railwa!
ASsociat ton showed that on May % there
were 50i.702 freight cars idle because OF
business conditions compared with sl-,-
los IN Nav Is, n decrease of 7.494 cars.
or the total number idle 32s,63i were
surplus freight cars in good repair IN
excess Of current requirements. which
was a reduction Of 14.055. compared WIN
The previous weeks total. The remain
ing i75,O6S were freight cars in bad or
der In excess Of the normal number un-
III for service. Surplus coal cars num-
hered 20s,69l reduction since May l5'
OF 9,T75.
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srR1n STOCK FROM LIST.

Governors or the STOCK EACi'iso
terday voted to strife from the traning
list the shares OF CASTOR, Wlli!am
Wigmore. Inc, as the result OF the re-
trans er agent Of the stock to continue
TO act in that capacity. The company.
which was organized during the war
boom period and enjoyed short perioG
OF prosperity. Is now In receiVershlP anu
II IS stated has no funds on hand to
nav the Guaranty Trust company the
small amount required by the transfer
ance of its shares.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. O.. June Wheat cash |i'-''
Glover prime cash sl3.76; OCTOBER
Aisike. prime cash s1l.1o; August
Timothy, prime cash I4.+6: September
S3c0. October 1915.
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MONEY MARKET

Now York. June Call money
strong: high Hr: low and ruling rave
~; closing hid 5la offered at six; last
lonas ~.
Call onas against acceptances =,
Time loans easier: sixty days ana y"
DAYS 4G4ta: six months "A Az. fr'me
mercantile paper AZ NAV.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. June 1.-Ruttcr flrm' re-
ceIpts 81 500. creamery higher than eH-
,ros AK n az: creamery extras u.
scorc) S4Is d25: firsts t(SS to VI sc"rel
scHGS4H. Packing stock current
make No. .. "a.
Eggs irregular. receipts 4f'ol-. s'oi
age packed firsts -'H-o' o"ee'''
sta cdv. rcceintS 6.44l.
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DRY aCc-s

Sew York June 1.--''otton goods
E,rc steady today. with trade awaiting
the government cotton cotton report
expected tomorrow. Low END heaNE
goods have heen In better demand
Yarns were firm. RurlapS were active
and rising. Advances announced IN
,rorc.ej fabrics last ni~ht hv ono large
mill arc now being followed throughout
,ba markets Raw silk was steady.
tbroun sIll m % cents n Mound.
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
,,o.nYros INCREASE.

Loading Of revenue freight 10 durins c. ."s
c wrnn with 777.359 during the pre- pre-
e cedips week. or an increase Of iSioS
cars, according to reports Just received
bv The car service division Of the Amer,
lean Railway Association, Increases IN
the loading Of all commoa't ne ,i~estock
Eos "oaI ioadings amounted to Sl,s67 cars: q
gain ain Of 2.7s7. Coke loadings totaied {,
s,335 cars. 522 more than were loaaed d, e.
the previous week, Compared py unS Ill
tricts increases in the loadinS, o o
Commodities were reported in all eXSep!
the southern district, where siigh'
loss was shown.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

Ees, Buffalo. n. Y. Irne f-Cnt liz
rcceipts ESQ stnadv. Calves, rccelP's
200 steady. 3.nnG1c.oo.
Hogs. receipts son. steady, heavy ITO
T1l.35: mixed 1851 Lon; yorKe.s
4nd11.5n: lirht do and pigs li''"'
rourhs o.OOMN25: stays '.NOmh.o".
Sheep and lambs, receipts 2"": near'-
,nps 81 higher: yearlings sou u lo'oo'
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MARYLAND OIL STOCK
SELLS HIGH AS SO

The Marland OIL company stock. in
which Wheeling capital Is largely inter-
cstcd reached new high mark Of 70
yesterday. but holders cling to their
stock in the belief that Il will climb
higher. New York sales were reported
heavy during the day and there was
considerable activity here.
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CLOUDBURST VICTIMS
BODY is RECOVERED
Adam polasfis, Who Drowned In s'
MONS Greek, Buried - WsNsnurS

The body OF Adam Polasde' VINO 49,
drowned In Harmon's Creek O. Rew ~
ago when a cloudburst visited tnS W.
I;ers W Va. section was found beloR
Ho1Idav.s Cove and taken to Wellsbng.
II was taken to Fosters UNDERTAKING
establishment and prepared for burial
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. June l.--T.iberT oonds
closed: AIS. 500: first As. SsS'Se:
second IS. s99S6; first 4L's, $685.;
second 4x's. 1924: third US sloo;
fourth 4X's. 800: Victory 3H's, 500:
Victory ANS. Sl00.60.
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PrTrSBURG LIVE STOCK

Pittburgh. Juse Hogs. 1ece,p,s
1000: higher. Heavies liiop =
heavy workers. and lights do II. soy 'i''V'
pigs ll.25TI1.3n. Sheep and Janus ie-
ceipts 400. steady: sheep 10 lhn'o'
1850. Calves. receipts $50; STEADY Top
100.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago June l.-Considerahle s'rehsl IN
develoned in the wheat market to-day
owing largely to Indications of better
export and milling demand together
with talk just before the close that black
rust had been found In North Texas
fields. Closing quotations were unset,
July $1.Ie TO S1.l9h aud september
$II77s to sll7M. Corn lost Il q, %c to
sc; oats finished u a NC Off 10 &c al
vance and provisions down to I cents
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. June I. 80.
Furnished The inteiiiRencer BY A r
Hasten G. Co members New York Stn,h
EXCHANGE. Second floor National Ban,
Of w. Va Bldg.
=-,5S[I-,IJ o - H. ! + -. 49,.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. June !. '22.
Furnished Tho lntelligencer by 70
Hasten 4 Co. members Now York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Bans
Of w Va Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling, w. Va. June I. 90
Daily quotation list wheeling Stoch
Exchange. COMPLIED Tor The Intell
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. June l. q
rprni,neo rne In:elliXsncet ~
uestsn Z Co. members New York Stocs
ENcbenre second floor National BAN
o. " Va. Bldg.
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