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nut Hsrv wp'th Quickly OveT"s"s THIS
Trouble Along with DiGene
tive TTUub lsa

4 VIVA ,rry urrN"uH md rundown
,ud vpu u"uhl"d wIth IA l"h Et"m"'h.
valid " / Mnh"T "r - l",uHl ~,
%ouIu ohio, iurm"r railroad hr"mnn
and 10 continues. Il aud'rod o'ir'mc
rnIu. aTtoI cn,luY. and bl"nl"d aud hhd
pu, ON my rtnIunuh couldn't W""p Mt
night. nud wuuld wax" ~ all hours snf.
iorIuv from pain. ln," ukcu only
,,yo hottlcH ~ Ncrv Worth. aud my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
MISSING CASHIER MAY
HAVE FINANCED VETS

-. I."ulu. Jan '.--Scnrch Tor Arthur
-. McluIuUrr. mirSinR cashier ~ wv
%lght and by hank "hI"h wan 'I"H'"
last Friday. following discovery OF Nv
f,lcrtl"nB "r At least ''"",'""' N"H
s,,,rtrd bv polio" i"iny on the theory
tim, no had ,r,cd aomc 81 tho money I"
finance - '.hn"IIcEKcrS ding"
pollco said th"y had "authoritah'"
IA formation" connecting MClulng"r Win
the RINK which /, alleged /" h"E" bee"
organized Ia Transport Whisky /" '""
tuIrrd states from MoHi,o. 'erlhI''o'
for 100 barrels ~ bonded whIaAty "o'o
fo,.ud la MGiutuErr 81 onr'la,
considerable ra't ~ no SI"'""'''"
ras ihfuu-t ,"hnIr, ; .hD'En ""h h'"l''
80, s,y N",n natlIuti""a. II """ GAIA
a. dtis"oIi"'o VA h" r"'~"'""' "
-, announced danHitGiy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
oBJncr TO DREpoEE.

One objection t. tho urpI'nli"n OF
I,d.,ur Narun 81 NhTwopd for tho Ia
st,Ilntinn and operation "r su't'"h
sand and gravel dredging - stcm IN ia"
oni. I,rr. near uoggh Island. opposite
IrllutIr. hnh bonu filrd a. tho Local u
a tnYIuoor's "fi.o 1hu nature OF 'h"
objection has n"I ho'u d|'"lH'h To
dn, IL tho liHt day "hIo"ii"mH may To
flied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
wnHT vIRuInIAn MELD.

I'lIirhurgh. Jan. D -boinc'lthh hn'
rwcrIuE II burglar alarm from tho jew
clry Htnro az GclJor UrothorH. In tn"
down town dlHtIiri. nj midnight. Ills
covered II man giving hIH uarmo NJ lthY
Williams Holden. w, Va. In mn alley
~ the rcnr 81 tho store. nnd placed him
under nrrnHi. williams wnR turned
over To tho Pittsburgh police. after, u
In said. Jimmy wan found upon hH
porr"n. Ito lH boing held for lnyrhti-
CATION. Entrance Ind not boon obinin-
oil To tho ptoro whsn tho detectives AR
IIVUn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
SOUTH SEES NEED OF
PROTECTIVE TARIFF

t,,..ll,.,,r t.n Huuihs'r h"~'
. 49,. 80, have r~skar"'l - ~" n""' ~
= t,,risetlve ,arlff ~" '"""'" ',""",H
eb,ntnltt-- ~sa 'nlh '"dny w COW" ~,
klyby of houston, T"SnH. rt""''""' W
Iifa~buuthoru Tprlff ""S"' '"O"'
~. Iris u,,esllnu any longer, said NJ
Wirby Tho wholo south - awasen"' 90"
this question ,,o
"Ali OF you have awakened TNcHp' Wv"
yotnra" observed RenRtor MrtoAn' "''
publican. Connecticut ,.. -
"Oh, tho voters AFRO awakened
n,I.d the gltncsA, you saw what haP
nsned In tho last election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
ON INSPECTION TRIP.

Minor Malcolm Elliott. in charge or
tho I &. Engineers Offices ~ tho
Nhsrmgl district. lcn yesterday for
Charleston. accompanied by Engineer f.
H. Duia H. 4. SChIck and w. w. OwonH.
Major Elliott and Mr.. Duis are on ap"-
c'rl mission. while Mr.. SChIck ana Mr.
Owens ara on survey commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

OFFICERS for tho coming year wcr" IN
FtnlIcd Iam night by members OF MSs'
tie Lodge No -. knights "f l'ythins.
At their headquarters In the Elm Grow"
hall. following which rrV"rnl important
Imniucss maiIcru Wrr" discussed anal
nrIinu taken on rGNrIai matters under
dIn,urSlOu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
RIVER TELEuRAMH.

Davis Island dam: 80 feet, falling.
clear
pnrkorhburg: IA feet. falling. cluar.
ON City. s. foot. falling. clear
Morgaut"wn: 7 feet. nlati"uur}. clear.
Warren. : feet clear.
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CIRCUIT JUDGES
CHANCE BENCHES
suxw or RnBERT AsD aNirH TO
nnCovHR LIQUOR DROPPED
FnoM DOCKET
rev Gases net FOR Triai--Jur"r" In
Part 4 Report January
ulaLsSnh


HeEi""I"E WV" w." ''','' ..,.,.
circuit cur, III CHI" '''"I "''" 80"
N"h'd >'''''"'f "',' ,r..,,.,,,
Somninr'Illo h"d I"'s' u "
VhhhRod 'h"i I'"'' A.
Year 1871 Judge Addlcmnn - a'd'' !"
l'prt I OF rlroul, court holding '""'' ~
ohio and IInu,u't ,"un'l"r. lu'iE" h""
murVilis prcrid"d over I"'' ~
court, holding c""rt IN "'I" ""l '''"""'
counuah la lln" Win r''''"'"'''
JuTiata changed p""'''""' -" JAM
1ho oi'. "'',"" 81 ,'',',rr - rho
Harry Smith. former r'"p''","' 80 =,
Oaks. aKalnm ~ H"'''' '''"'
hastings for tn" recovery 81 r,,,,,,,.
OF liquor ~" y, .,t.,,,Is,,cd
from tho docket S"''''''"'
hut few cases were ret for tla' N'N
tarday whom tho docket waa ,.,li"d which,
indicates "A nrlrG S"FgLun at lh'' ''' /"
The Jurors Ia fart viii rer"'i %" ia"
uary ID There aTa about i"'"i' Nv"
appeal casea 10 hH heard h"''"s '''
three dsys =. :ho tcrm
nh. d,,kat NJ ,nu.iu up fut lart 800
go, 4. 49,, foltuSs
g., in i,,,,., !auua,d 10 Ilo'.
...,..t
IA r,t,, l,o.lIu infant 80 IL
'p". ''''
q, ,,..i,..,I 90 A. 4 O..
,.....
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
UN|ONTOWN, OHIO
for Bridal Couple

Nj nnd Mira. Clayton N"lan enter
tanned - number II friends al llI"h
homo. woni at town, on "Wednesday owe
nInu, nOnnIing ihnlr bon hni hilhG' NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

rrinCipnl RcTry ~ tho local High
School Ruuouu""d yrEt"rdHy TINT tho
regular mid -your examinations viii start
uolt Mnndny. ThiH viii Rivo tho stu
dents something 10 worry about
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

hello the kidney, eliminate from Tho
.y.Iem tho poisonous waste aud acids
thai cause these aches and pains. They
cc, promptly aud effectively To Iss'ofo
weak. overworked or dseHed kidneys
and bladder Ia healthy. normal con-
ditiOn.
1r sI..m.... 900 r 10Th 81 .. P"hl."A. O's-r
.,,.. "A wa. t.s.kISJ vi. b-aLsshA -od
,,,i..,y t.a.Gis inh-d Palss h,A".S fals ."h
iii ..y iLh hshiy 's'""'"'""d The" i" -",.
...i..uLi.i la thai ~sy 30 they s'- s'"."'"''
nOLn HVnaS HMM
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
Pile Sufferers

Can You Answer These Questions?
Do you know why olntments do
not give you quick and lasting re.
lief?
Why cutting and operations fail?
Do you know the cause Of piles
is internal?
That there is a stagnation of
blood In the lower bowel?
Do you know that there ls a
harmless internal tablet remedy
discovered by DR.. Leonhardt and
known US HEMRoID, now sold by
Fortney Drug Co. and druggists
generally, that is guaranteed?
HEM.RolD banishes piles by re.
moving the internal cause, by free.
ing blood circulation in the lower
bowel. This simple home treat.
nent has an almost unbelievable
record for sure, safe and lasting re.
lief to thousands OF pile sick SUI.
ferers, and saves therneedless pain
and expense Of an operation. There
Is no reason why 1t should not do
the same for you.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05

star again and sailed away to tell
Twelve Toes the bad news.
When they had gone the Green
Wizard took OF the enchanted
sheet and there were Nancy and
Nick in plain view again.
"oh, thank you," said Nancy.
Nov We can take the automobile
buck to the Fairy Queen"
mot YET" answered the Green
Wizard. You are stuck in magic
mud and l don't know any charm
that will get you out. I'll have
to go to the Chimney Sweep and
get some ashes and SCOT to
sprinkle round. You stay here
until l come back"
So of he strobe over the tree
tops to the place the Sweep lived.
Knock, knock, knock, went the
Green Wizard on a big chimney,
and the Sweep stuck out his head.
"Howdy," said he, what can
I do for Sou?"
ITO Be Continue,l)
Copyright, 1929.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
Cinderella Sally
A Foe Steps in sally's Path
BY ZOE BECKLEY

| wered.
Miss Dawson is to be in the
company" she said with a GpIIh-
crate smile. Between her aMl The
chorus girl past a cool exchange
Of surveying.
"oh! And you're to chaperon
her so the well-known bloom
doesn't get brushed off her, eh?''
drawled the GIRL. hand on hips
eyes half closed and red lips
scornful.
sally doesn't need chaperon-
The show girl elevated shout.
der, slim and powdery.white.
mo? Comes right from tie
Bible class out in Painted Pos.
what? Sanctmonious stuff hey !:
So d. good nothing can smirci
her, an all that rot? Well. tell her
to watch der step, all the same,
or she might trip over somethip'
see?"
Ned Vain, the stage director.
hurried up at this moment and
was introduced by Lucy to Sally.
The critical show girl moved Off
slowly. as II she were dismisslnE
an uninteresting scene.
But there was an ill-natured ex-
preston about her slender shout,
der and the face that glanced
over 1t. that told the sagacioua
Sally she was not yet through
with her.
i've Just got the stunt for Miss
Sally" Wayne was saying. We're
introducing a skit about the DIFF
ferent kinds of girls our lead Is
considering for a wife. Parade
Of dancing girl. athletic girl, COL
lege girl, society girl and so on
see? Then he decides-sings It,
you know-for "A Rose from au
Old fashioned Garden Big flow,
er basket swings on with girl In
it-Sally. see?- Come tomorrow
ten sharp, Sally, I'm In a hurry
now. Eight.night. I"
ITO Be Contlnued.)
Copyright 1922 NEA.)
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THE DAILY
81 HORT STORY
Putty and Peppermint
Candy
~ MARTHA MecuLLocH.
W1EGIAM

'spo you feel IN your bones tina,
&c going 70 rain9. Anne asked
assicnately,
Why esk me that?s from young
Bernard IN surprise.
eohi Because i've noticed colts
and calyeB and chickens and pigs
aet up IS you've been doing this
last hour whenever there's storm
coming Anne nung back,
The yonngster-he was : little
more than q boy-got very red,
saytne Rea1lyi ! hadn't noticed
II myself
Lucky for you. from Anne i'm.
perturably You're the sole placid
SPOT
! a don't in the least understand"
Bernard broke In.
Anne ehnckled. "ot course you
don't You're the same as a cyc
lonelm sure one Of them never
realizes Whit II has been doing
when n blows itself out and .de.
eiHeB 70 be good
But-what have ! done" Der.
nard demanded aegrieyedIy.
Anne began 10 check of. her fin.
ger waving up and down; "Let me
see. Fist, you must dance to your
own tiddling and break my G
sfrinR-s
~ You shall have another . from
Sernard.
She nodded. "of course-but l
might need ~ before 1t comes-un.
less you start for It straightway."
$50 the game is-to get rid OF
stne some way, any way" Der.
knard flung at her hotly.
She vent on as though he had
not spoken aThen-you leased
Fluff into scratching-not you
righteously, but me, the innocent
bystander upset the inkstand upon
my brand;new table coyer-and
lsatd bad words-many bad words,
simply because the curate came to
CALI.
I'LL say more; many more-if ev.
er again YOU Try to cram the beast
downsmy throat-telling him sang
50 we'll lie must ask me to join the
choir!s from Bernard, now at
white heat
Bernard snatcheds Anne upright
by the shoulders, looked deep into
the dancing eyes and Kissed "You
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out Of our affairs -utless Won want
me 70 murder him.
What's this5 whats ali TIM
Practice for grand opetas; MAJOR
Barnes. Anne's uncle called from
the door. where he stood in riding
clothes.
Anne nodded assent, but said,
sbaking her head: 81 don't quite
place the things-7whether it's the
mad scene from Lucia or Mail
anne Butterfly or 'salome'-con-
slant, you know. has them all al
his hngertips."
ooh. l see," the major began.
smiling wickedly. A long keen
blast Of a stentorian whistle made
him start and turn pale, as It was
instantly repeated, thus signaling
deadly danger at the mine he had
left in full swing half an hour be
fore. Z
Anne understood--sc did Ber-
uard. Both rushed with the ma
jor to the west porch whence they
had q vista Of the colliery two
miles away. Through the glasa
they saw hurrying fisures-then
over the phone came a call: Gave
In at Number q drift-men benin
it-don't know yet how many. f"
But by the time the watchers
reached the plymouth a check-dp
had told the tale. Nine good Eel
lows, stout and hearty, family
men most Of them, were behinl
the deadly barrier. It could be
dug and. blasted through but not
In time to save them-.tite fall hal
broken connections OF the air fan
that rendered the workings In
that gallery safe. The major, his
face set as for battle. was issuing
orders to long-distance telephone
men, calling help from every city
within range, ordering II regard
less Of expense.
"Look how a man faces f,.pgsG
Bernard admonished Anne-she
was white and stony with anguish
ali these mine folk were close te
her heart. It was through them
the curate had won his place N
her regard-he was SO naively Of
them, heart and soul, entering in
to thefr Joys, their sorrows. hopes
aspirations and bewilderments
To some among them he was q
fool for his pains; to others n
playmate; to still others. a harm
less Merry Andrew, but to the
most part a comrade, heaVen-sens
to show them the better ways
rather than tell Of them.
Him, too, the whistle had called
Iimperatively-but he-had been hin
dered, apparently-the major was
almost through his relief.orderlne
before he appeared on the scene.
What is needed worst?" he ask
led, his voice shaking.
"Air-which .meahs llfe.' the ma
Tor answered through set teeth he
dared not unclinch.
Citrate Lee dropped his eyes
meditatively for a moment, Their
ldarted away without a further
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05

The evening OF spectacle TINT
followed left Sally dazed. She
itelt like a child. already over
stuffed with Thanksgiving turkey,
trying to do Justice to a Christ.
imns dinner
Scenes OF dazzling rainbow
splepdor, magical transformations,
luminous Jewels glowing on a
dark Il Radium!" whispered
lucy. aud Sally wondered What.
radiutn was9 wheeling ballots,
slde.split ting farce stuff breath )
taking beauty OF costume and set.
ting such as only Golden was
capable of, We're like dreams 10
d sleeper.
At the end Of the show Sally
was breathless and clutching Lucy
|Rennetss elbow speechlessly.
Now we'll 80 behind" said
Lucy, as they pushed out into the
aisle. DOWN the aisle behind the
stageboxes and through a narrow
door that seemed to Sally to lead
stfatehf into dark sbrick wall.
~ sud- snlS q glare OF light struck
into their eyes and Sally stared
|aboht her AZ the great draughty
stage where painted people novel
abo1t, scene-shifters and electrl-
cians stamped here and there,
swearing softly as girls got in
their way and an Intoxicating
smell Of perfume, dust cosmetics,
canvas and human. eftuyia and
combtnes 10 thrill the nostriIs OF
the tenderfoot no less than Of the
Inexperienced yold stager."
Langupro1s crea tures. half clad
OF over dressed IN gorgeous street
attire regarded the two girls with
cool criticism
in some underground way they
had got Wind Of sally's coming
and shrewediy they sensed that
this new GIRL vas she.
Hello. kid one OF them greet
led sally. not unfriendly, you the
prize Beaut fro mthe Western
eheese.heli that's going TO joir
6ur little band2s y
II was pucy Bennett who ans.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
TWINS RESCUED!
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARroN.

I Light Fingers and Comet
ltiegs were after Nancy and Nick,
ind Nancy and Nick, you must
know, were likely to be caught.
They were In the Fairy Queens
altomobilesand were stuck in a
muddy ditch beside the road.
But the Green Wizard saw the
danger and Just as the two bad
fairies reached the car he threw
an enchanted sheet over the
Twins. automobile and all, and
they became invisible at once.
For goodness sake!" cried
Light Fingers. ''I must be going
blind; Tell me; eomet-Legs, did
!, ] or did 1 not see the magic auto.
Smobile with the Twins In it,"
You did,, declared Comet
Legs, FOR saw 1t myself. But
\ don see &c now. Something
must have happened. Now, what
do sou suppose It was?"
The two bad; fairies wondered
and wondered, but that's all the
good II did; them.
BY and by they wandered on,
then they climbed on comet-Legs'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
at S49.50
Everyday and Dressy Coat

THESE garments of rare styedistinction and beaut
fashioning Materials normandy CLOTH bolivia panvla
in the roomy bgeeve dressy styles and imported tweeds hi
rgbones and genuine polo cloth in the sports styles Finer qua
ties of furs are used for trimmings.
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at Sl9.75
General Utility Coats.

Il GATHERING Of Coats made of excellent all wool
a velours in styles most suitable for all round SER
vice. Half three-quarter and full lengths in both plain
and belted back models Lining of real silk and several
of the Coats at this special price fitted with genuine
fur collars.
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at 3A9.(O
Sports and Dress Models

"A models many Of which are richly equipped with both
fur collars and cuffs Materials are all wool in heavy
comforting weights and wealth of favored shades Of
brown TAM blue etc. Several of the sports models are
made ofimported tweeds and herringbones.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05

m ATERIALS Of superior quality and richness
wi such as marvella, corona, fashona and duve
tyn are used in these smartest coats in the store
which will be specially priced for tomorrow and
Saturday selling, Most Of them are .luxuriously
finished with fur collars and wide fur cuffs; 9TH
ers>are cleverly embehshed with embroidery and
insertions Of contrasting color materials Several
of the handsomest wraps in the store included ir
this group.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

LOT NO. 3-Conssts of Curtains Of pretty Fiet weave,
Madras weaves, Embroidered Voles, Fine Nets with
edges and insertions and Novelty designs $675, $50,
$500 to $3.50 values. SPECIAL AT ......... $.89
LOT NO. 4-Conssts of Curtains Of Imported Duchess.
Imported Irish Point, Fine Fle weaves. 5000, $1,000
$l1 so to $3.50. SPECIAL AT ............ $7.85
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
Our Lace Curtains Ha
we Been Divided Into Four {

LOT NO. Consists of Curtains in Nottinghams
$425 values SPECIAL AT Sl98
LOT NO. 2-Consists of Curtains of Embroidered
Voiles, Marquisettes Imported Nets Madras and Flet
$4.75, $500, $5.75 to 90 values SPECIAL
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $349
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
January, the New Year Month,
to Hang Up New Drapereies

-$1.15 to $1.25 values, now. .03E
-s1.5O to s1.65 values, now ....08t
-s1.75 to $1.s5 values, now. .10
-s1.95 to $2.26 values, now ...S1.3 .39
Quaker Panel Nets can bs made to
fit any window at a saving, per panel
20t. 79e. SOC. CSC
Worth Csc to $3.50 regular
Ono lot Of odd panels values up to
s1.5o each, to dose out, sec panel
Fancy colorcd scrims and marquiscttes
row 10c and 29c yard.
$50 to 500 values.
Odd pieces Of silks and drapery mater
ials, 75c, Csc, s1.25 to $3.50 yurd.
TO close out at u former prices.
Pretty Sun Proof colored Madras for
Draperies; Green, Brown. Rose, Blue,
ss-in. Wide, $1.o5 values, at yard csc
so in. Sun Proof Drapery Madras, all
tho new shades and designs, S2.75 values,
now .................. .p6.1O
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
Suits at $4,000
Choice of Values to
$3.50

Fur trimmed Suits developed IN
luxurious materials. Tailored models
in plain styles-yet they find many
ways Of expressing individuality.
Wonder Suits-any one Of which
we are sure you Will be proud to
own.
$4,000 is the final Clearance
Price-and surely Monday evening
will find most of these beautiful
suits with new owners.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

A few Odd Chairs for diners
and Bedroom use. NO TWO
ALIKE, at .ONE-HALF PRICE
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
Toilet Paper
Special

A new shipment Of our
regular Sea-Shell Toilet
Paper at the Special
Price of-l0 Rolls Guar
anteed 1000 Sheets to
the roll $1.00
Good Grade of Crepe
Toilet Paper, much finer
and better than our last
lot. Big Rolls at, IA
Rolls for S1.00
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
Chicago Board Of Trade

CHS AGO JuIH w HtHf IrH
slInsd iu price TODAY spuu liter tbU
opening although initial quotations
bowed SOME gains ~frfIu"HuE yes
frriHk advance FAT I.NUrpuul and
Wlnutpog To-day HdNiros how
ever. Indicated Jess cause for APP
ufehonsIou uf crop damHE. DO
trluumentH r~egardiuE tho ratiruhd
stukr wrTr also ~ H character To-
,t.o tnr market The upDulng
which varied from unchanged
ugurc- fo sU higbcr with SeVtrm-
Dor 81 o. to fll1N uud December
o. 20 Ga s. goa was followed hy a
setback AN around tu Well below
Monday finish
Corn Hnd uat. were irmrr chiefly
a. a result nj elevator interests
hs.ng active buyers 20 corn After
0peninr unchanged to 49, higher
September 60 Mg tu &c the corn
market continued Co point upward
oats uHrtrd nt hr of to
gain September ANHr and later
showed % slight general advance
Provisions were Drm Boo line With
hog values
Ralii,t in WhoIi whtch ensucd
proved trausisut burai ufbring
we're hEht hut export demand W.
20 The market finished nervous
at the same hs Monday cin-e t.
&C. down with September t6h
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