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Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17
Entreats Allies to
 Prolong Evacuation

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 16.-The Greek patriarch in a moving appeal telegraphed to al the allied govern ments tonight, entreats the powers to prolong the evacuation period in Thrace, in order to stay the panic, which threatens in all parts of Thrace. He refers to the possibility of massa- cres by rne Turkish gendarmerie. He thinks the massacres likely because the Turks at the present time are consumed with wanaticisms and are delirious from military successes. He declares that a disaster of inconceive able proportions will ensue unless the allies take drastic action.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17
REJECT U. S. PROPOSAL
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ance papers to which attention had been drawn. These steps had been sup plemented since then, he added, and the British government hoped that the measures taken will prove sue cessful in preventing any brooches in the local law" With relation to the proposed treaty. however, he said:
 His majesty's government has con- sistently opposed any extension of the limit of territorial waters such as that now suggested They feel that the outbreak of smuggling which has led to the proposal cannot be regarded as permanent condition but as one which will no doubt be suppressed by the United States authorities within the not distant future.
 While, therefore, they are desirous of assisting the United States govern ment to the best of their ability in the suppression of the traffic and in the prevention of the abuse of the British flag by those engaged in it, they do not feel that they can properly acqui- esce in order to meet a temporary emergency, in the abandonment of a principle to which they attach great impOrtance."
 The American note was quite long and pointed out that the British terri tories apparently 'are made bases of operation in fragrant violation of con additionally and statutory provisions of the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17
Tariff Kit Will Be
 Practical Argument

NEW YORK, oct. 6.-Democratic spell binders wilTlg about New York state the next three weeks with an oil cloth kit under their arms. The kit contains knives, scissors, spools of thread and the like.
 Technically, it is known asi the tariff kit" By displaying the vari- ous articles to thef audience and tell ing just how the new tariff affects them, the speakers hope to bring
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17
DOZEN PERSONS INJURED

LAFAYETTE, Tenn, Oct f6.--A doden or more persons were injured some of them seriously here tonight when l.. and N. passenger train No. 26 and freight train No 43 collided head on on the passing track each apparently think the other was on the main line.
 The injured were taken to Knoxville hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17
WOULD INCREASE ARMY
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year of $259, ,42S, 175s as compared to
 $257,356,6S1 this year. The nonmili- tary items including river and harbor work, reaches d total of $65,S9G375 as
 compared to $79,736,4O6 in current ap- propriations.
 The national guard appropriation estimate is based on the Computation that the guard will have an average strength of 23S,0OO during the next fiscal year. This would have required expenditures of SAY ,592 ,9sO and it was thus found necessary to cut the pro vision that alolwances were made for an average force of only 215,OOO men,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17
MAY MAKE ARREST
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 It bore the single initial e."
 The rounty prosecutors. it was learn ed tonight, have summoned Henry Stevens, brother of Mrs. Hall, to New Brunswick for questioning. The brother makes his home in Lavallette, N. J.
 2 The Somerset county authorities in searching the countryside for wit nesses. said tonight that they had found living on a little rocky farm across from the Phillips place, peas ant women who came from the south of Europe several years ago, and on the death of relatives in New Bruns- wick moved on the little farm which she began to buy under a mortgage. This woman has informed detectives that on the day preceding the double murder she saw a woman walking about the Phillips farm and apparent 'ly studying the maze of lanes and trails which lead into it from the main thoroughfare of Easton avenue. Their informant, the detectives say told them she became interested in the woman and went to the fence of her farm to see who she was. She had never seen her before but sever al days after the murder she said she saw tine woman's picture in a New Brunswick newspaper, where she was referred to as "one of the prominent figures in the Hall-Mills case" Fur ther inquiries, the detectives declared revealed that the mortgage. on the lit tie farm recently has been lifted with
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17
Asks Achievements

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 16.-(By the Associated Press)-The French military commander at Adrianople has requested General Charpy for imme- diate endorsements in Eastern Thrace. He declares that the situa- tion is fraught with danger
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17

cause 1t is built on reason. Scientific au- thorities admit It's power! s. S. 8. builds blood power, it builds red-blood- cells. That is what makes fighting blood. Fight ing-bl0od destroys impurities. It fights boiIs. It always wins! It fights pim- plesi It fights skin eruptionsi It builds nerve power thinking power. the tight listed power that whirls a man up into success. It gives women the health. the angelic complexion and the charm that moves the world! These are the reasons that have made s. :. s. today the great blood cleanser, body builder, success bnild- CT. and it's why results have made teArS of Joy flaw From the souls of thousand [ Mir. V. b. Sehaff, 557 18th St.. Waship = ton. D. Cs, writes:
 "I tried for years to pet relief from bad cass of bORs. EUervthin0 failed Unta took S. S. s. Gm nO'V absolutely cured, and it tVas s. s. s. that dtd it."
 Try it yourself. S. S. s. Is sold at all drug stores in two sizes. The larger sta bottle is the more economical.
 S:S:S. ERe Eeyss ysa,:gs gS* as%!' ssss
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17
scHWAe NEW DIRECTOR

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Charles NJ. Schwab, of the Bethlehem Steel cor poratien, will become director of Loew's Inc, which controls the the- atrical enterprises of Marcus Loew, president of the company it was learn ed today.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17

home to the voters in practical way the Democratic arguments against the tariff.
 Most of the speakers who will cam paign for congressional nominees will carry kit.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17

There are @0.O heats engaged in pearl fishing off the Barein Islands.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17
BOii1S Quit Quick!

s. S. s. Will Prove to You in Your Own Case the "How" and "Why" of its Remarkable Blood CleansinS Power!
 There is a reason for everything that happens. COmmon-Sense kills misery. Common sense also stops boils! s. s. s. is the common sense remedy for boils, be-
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-17

On an average, 100 veterans of the Civil War die every day.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
$500 FIathush Corner at $500

5oxioo. corner (s25.oo0 TO $4,000 nelghbor-
hood. on parked boulevard. with air. sun
shine and foliage Of country. ~ minutes to
Times Square: less to lower New York.
Ant. sc. 1916 Audubon Ave. New York.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
OPPORTUNITY FOR
DEVELOPER AND BUILDER

$50 lots; served by n. " and Queens
trolley, l.. I.-Penn. II. II. and municipal
ferry. Sand on the property sufficient TO
entire plot. Opportunity for developer and
builder, II necessary owner will participate
easy terms. 55i Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
SHOREHAM
S1S,5OO

WI buy this home: over u acre; corner
Mot; 20 shade trees, 10 fruit trees: few
blocks from bay. with water view house
has II rooms. baths, open fireplaces /;
All improvements near three yacht clubs.
country club 60 trains daily 80 minutes
electric service; mortgage 5000. 1 can
recommend Il a bargain. can be seen
to-day. -
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
COUNTRY HOME BARGAIN

Large plot. Brooklyn: 25 minutes from
downtown New York. modern, finely built
residence, like new. 13 rooms. six open fire
places and all up to date improvements; re-
markable view New York Harbor; most ex-
ceptional opportunity for choicest home
around New York: bargain; only $4,000
cash; balance with easy terms TO suit pur-
and appreciate. OWNER, i31 roth ST.. Brook
lyn Tel. Shore Road 11i5-J.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Brooklyn-Salo or Let.

@ lots, block 1886. lot IL your own broker
or e. SCHUMACHER. 16 Court ST., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
OLD GARDEN CITY

Fully improved Restricted Building Plots.
Size fnxfoO and I'D. Terms reasonable. The
Garden City Company. Garden City, L. !.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
BAY RIDGE

Beautiful modern new tax exempted hunga-
hath. Garage. Price si1. 800. $4,000 cash
or more TOR1SEL LARSEN. 6623 18th ave-.
brooklyn. Telephone Shore Road 1850.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Above seth st.-6th Av. to North River.
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CHICAGO LrvEsTooK

Crir,ro Aug. l5.-Cattle-Rece!pts'
G OoO head Better grades beef steers
stro,p n lOc higher; spots up more
Ton matured steers, slN.s5; weight l'a9e
mounds: best vcarl!ngs, $lo.75; bulk peer
steers, $4,000 1850; other grades ana
butcher cows and heIfers mostly STEADY
In strong: n slow, weak 10 SHAUN
Iowcr. bulls strong: veal calves QUO 10
7Ec HIGHER. stockers and feeders STEADY;
hulk butcher COWS and h%eifers, s3.oJT
10. bull bologna bulls, $36SThlo
hulk v~calers. sll5OR 1900; bulk stock
rrs and feeders. S5.50n6.S5.
Hogs-Raceipts, 1900 head. Lighter
weights ~uncvenly 1oc to 2sc lower; ON
ers steady 70 strong. closing easily. TOP
slN.o5 carly; hulk desirable 10 10 2lO-
Mound hogs, s9.s6ml0.10; 220 To 265-
pound butchers. s9.59Te.75; bulk 275 to
~3.5.pound butchers. sS.?0M9.+5: packing
sows mostly $7.5O4S.25: pigs scarce
steady: bulk better kinds. lc.lo'
Estimated holdover, 5000 head.
Sheep-Receipts, 1907 Read. Fat
lambs strong TO I6c higher: sheep and
feeders steady. TOP western lambs,
Hc.f5; others. sl2.60Hi2.65; top ma
1.-Two lambs, s12.sn: hulk, sl..mWl@,25;
rulla. mostly sS.5NT9nH; good l1S-pound
Montana wcthers. s7.S5: bulk native
ewes, largely S40OM7.1G bulk feeder
lambs, $l?50.
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SUGAR MARKET INACTIVE

New York.. AUG. 1.-THE only buSi-
ness in raw sugar today that could he
confirmed was Il sale IF betwren lV'o"o
and 10000 bags or cuhas from store AT
$3.50 t. a leading rCfinCr. offerings
form cuba were light.
Raw sugar futures had an irregular
opening At four points decline 10 three
points advance. September was heavy
under Wall street liquidation, and later
months acted steady on buying spot
sales. At one time the entire market
sold three 10 five points over the pre-
v!ous close. but renewed liquidation IN
the afternoon weakened the list again
and final prices showed two points de-
cline to 2 advance. September closed
s%Gt; pcccmhcr $50, March 3.5l; May
So.
Refined sugar was inactive and un-
changed at S~7.o0HS7.l0 for fine granu-
lated. Refined futures nominal.
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Hyes.

hons of Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Hayes.
situated on the National road, three
miles west Of ST. Clairsvi!le, O.. Wa
the scene Of a pleasant and dehshtfh!
day Saturday, when the fourth annusi
reunion of the Lodge family was held.
A bOuntlful picnic dinner was enlo!ea
Mt the noon hour, followed with inc
prorram. Games and social diversions
formed the occupation of the day. The
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. John X.
McGraw, Messrs. Joseph Ferguson and
John d. Hays. OF st. Clairsvills, o.
Gary. Ind.-Mr. and Mrs. Hug
Thompson n daughter, Joan: mrs. -
Is. ~Faukhauser and daughters. MISSES
Mary. Elizabeth and Alma: MT. }. L.
Thompson.
Cleveland, O.-Niss Wilma Lodge.
S%mlthfe!d. O.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Lodge and son. Wayne.
Flushing. O.-Msssrs. John ". and
Lodge Cunard.
Canton. O.-Mr. and Mrs. Mahlen Y.
Lodge. Messrs. clyde Lodge ponalo
Hayes and Carl Henderson Hayes.
Shepherdstowr. O.-Mr. and Mrs. J. y.
Lodge and daughter, Miss Mary Eliza
beth. and son. John B.
ST, Clairsvllle. O.-Mr. James T.
f"nlIey "Hu E'd'''''hus' 49,
Gcllcr: Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Nesbitt.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Laben Lodge and daugh-
ters, Misses Mary Jane and Sarah. and
son. Abner.
Rannock. O.-Mr. and Mrs. William
| Lodge, Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. I. j. Hayes and daughter. Miss
Olive: Mr. and Mrs. John II. Hayes and
daughter. Madaline; Mr.. and Mrs. 81.
Clair Caldwell and twin daughters. Lois
and Lena: Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Lodge
and daughters, Misses Ruth. Lille.
Jeanette and Olive, and sons. r. Wayne
and Junior; Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred Lodge
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lodge. Misses
Mary a. Lodge and Messrs. VII Hayes
and w. s. Lodge.
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PRODUCE MARKET
L. L. I l. . 4 :. - Z 1. Z 80 .L,- =
NEW YORK

New York, Aug. l5.-Huttcr-Wrm.
Receipts. lo,2@& Creamery higher than
extras. rs $3.50: creamery extras i92
scorc). 34Mc; frs;s tSS 10 81 score),
3l13ic.
E~ggs-Tirm. Receipts. 1895 cases.
Fresh gathered extra frsta, 27T29c;
frS;s. Fl CSC: state nearby and nearby
western hcnnery browns. extras. 34T
i6c: do. gathered browns and mixed col
ors. hrsts 10 extras, 25NS2c; Pacific
coast whites. extras. 44Q t6c: do. hrsts
to aXtra frstS. 34N43c.
Chcese-Stcady. Receipts. 3.Aa2. State
whole milk fats. fresh specials. @oi- q
cli.C: do. average run. "0W 2Gi.c; twins
uuquotcd.
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LOSSES DIMINISHED
WHEN STOCK MARKET
TAKES new ACTIVITY
- 1gsucs strengthened by
Breaking Up OF 0 Strlke-N"h
Shares Firm-New hlghs

\ew YORK Aug IA moderate al
vance in prices took place IN ',u"yS
yrc.l market, most nr yesterday = 'oSStS
heinz wlrcd ont in short covering opera
tons combined with some buying from
western points,
Industrial issues were strengthened
nv The breaking up Of the sort Goa
strike and The bright "uil"" Tor pe"''
N the anthracite fields. Kan SH"re7
showed carly hrmneas. 'nol'a''hs 'n'
financial cummuuity'5 heller t"h' '"'
strike crisis was waning. t"' inc an
rnrrrcmcut ,ha, President Harding was
70 60 before congress on the r"'' stun,
lion caused some irrcEularity. steel
shares shaved considerable improve
mont. probably on tho assumption mat
the settlement Of the coal strike wouId
hcucdt that Industry more IMAM any
nther United States steel common was
m p rnint Iackawanna rose ke-
pvhlir ora and other independent shares
In sympathy The Individual feature
IN THIS Crour was Crucihlc. which rose
> roints on reports that dividends
would I've resumed shortly.
Union Pacihc ut New High
Union Pacific. which was mp nearly
Two points 10 n new hlgh Tor 'he year
featured the carriers. Other strong spitS
m which the raise was shown wee
rlc1eaneaNa & OHIO. New York Central.
chicago & Northwestern. Norfolk y
Eastern. mud New Orleans. Texas Il
Mexico. MI OF which advance l 20 J
points.
Several more new h.Ehs We" r""ord"d
during the days trading. notably by
Famous Players, International Paper
PITTSBURGH Coal AMI United states
t.r " ID r.'ntrgs# sFHNtI
within comparatively narrow limits %.
day. closing ~ n net gan Of ~. Eald.
win and St~udchak"~. IN" o'h"r SH""u'a-
i've raror,tcs. also moved 20 higher
ground.
To,a! sale, approximate $50, 900
shares.
The call money market was easy.
opening and renewing a. ~ per cent
and then declining 10 ,. who're Il stood,
Somewhat more activity was noted IN
the time none market. but the rates
were virtually UNCHANGED. Reports OF
heavy selling IN European c~cnters
caused a r~caot!onary trend 70 the early
dealings ia foreign ~oNrhanGc. French
francs cold IT 10 79ii. rs a~gatNs; sos
yesterday. hu, recovered 10 500 before
the markr, was closed and were quoted
az high rs soc later. German marks
we're down - IN for n cent. m extreme
low record. following the announcement
Of the German cabinet that y could not
pay more than s@.5oN.hn0 ~ mo $40
0oo. 'nn demanded by France this month
MS payments on account Of debts 10 al
Ted nationals.
Canadian exchange was virtually at
par, The Canadian dollar being quoted
at 30 3l-32 cents. Cessation Of coal
", pn--S f-Np, ~. l-rI4nI G,utng g.. 10
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POTOMAC

Mr.. Lewis VIM was q "eNshurg
caller Saturday evening. also a Wheeling
caller Saturday afternoon.
Horny Miller and Edward Rush Will
leave next Sunday for Canada where
they will spend a brief vacation. They
expect to pc at home in time for the
West Alexander fair.
Lightning burned June Millers sheep
she last week. twenty-five tons OF hay
also burned.
Alverta Marldoon and Sarah Cra"er
were visiting the mountains last week.
The road Is being improved from West
Liberty this month.
School will start at Center the first
Tuesday after the first Monday IN sep
TENDER.
Roy Smith was a West Liberty v!si-
tor Thursday evening.
Mildred Parson was q Claysv!lle caller
Saturday.
John Currens played for the dance at
ClaysvilIe Friday evening.
Charley Hunt and Alva Hunt were
West Liberty callers Thursday evening.
Clark Anderson IS the proud father
NJ a now baby girl.
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It

Chicago. Aug. II.-Thr general tone
Of tho butter market today WAS steady
10 firm with stocks Ju~; about suftic!ent
TO supply the deman without leaving
any apPrcciah!e surplus. Fancy butter
WAS actually scarce with buyers IN Ger
tain cases forced to pay a premium.
The supply OF medium grades was more
LIBERAL but there WAS No sign OF cas!-
ness and lower scores were we'll cleaned
M. Demand for cars VAS rather limit
I'd. hut the supply was Eight enough to
keen tho market steady 70 first.
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New York. Aug. l5.~ForelSn exchange
Irregular. Great Britain, demand &+6l4,
cables iAS'a. 6o-day bills on banks.
i.44L: France. demand S.b2l3, cables
sos. Italy. demand 80, cables AS Y:
Belgium. demand 1871, cables G.63;
Germany. demand 10, cables 10 10: Hol-
land. demand 3S.T5. cables $3.50; Nor
way. demand 1882. Sweden. demand
c6.22. Denmark, demand 2l50; Sw!tZer-
land. demand 1876: Spain. demand 1850:
Greece, demand SIS: Poland. demand
Ola; Czecho-Slovak!a. demand 200;
Argentine. demand 3s.37. Brazil. demand
1855; Montreal. 90 5l-32.
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N EGGS
LOGAN AND BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
BY private wire to A. E. Masten & Co.

BY private wire to A. E. Masten q Co.
New York. Aug. l5.-Thc general list
displayed a somewhat better tone today
and q few special issues advanced into
now high ground for the year. The
favorable news indicating a termina-
ton Of the coal strike did much TO en-
courage sentiment, although on the
other hand disappointment was again
expressed over the apparent deadlock
which has been reached in the railroad
situation.
Some OF the so-call"d domestic oil
shares showed a strong trend. the buy
ing IN this quarter being traccablc to
reports 20 the effect that many pro-
ducers Of rude oil had ceased drilling
operations for the time being with the
hope Of making further price cuts in
crude oil unnecessary.
Generally speaking security prices
seem TO 10 marking time and there ap-
pears 10 lie a waiting attitude PENDING
a clearing OF the atmosphere SurTouud-
Ing the rail labor situation.
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, AUG. l5.-Cot;on goods
Very quiet today. especially in unfinish-
FL lines. Yarns were weaker. Further
lines OF mems fancy wear worsteds for
s2rinG l9@& were sold up and with
drawn. Silks were quiet and steady.
Nurlaps were steady. Jobhcrs report
Cd a steady trade N small lots from
retailers coming from all parts Of tho
Contry.
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GALL MONEY EASY

New York, Aug. 15.-Call MONEY easy;
high. Sc: low, 3; ruling rate, ,: closing
bid. ., offered ut SIS: last loan. 3:
call loans against accoptanCcs. s. Time
loans steady: mixed collateral 50 10 30
days, Am44 -four to six months, ~:
prime commercial paper, 4G4t.
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PITTSBURGH

r~ittsburgh, Aug. l5.-AnpIcs hUshNI
baskets New Works No. ! Duchess IS 70
SO. Virginia No. ! Wcalthics % 10 100.
Onions. W~ashirEtnns and ~lrdtanas
100 Mound sacks No. |, yellows ESQ.
Potatoes. New Jersey $50 pound sacks
No. / Cobblcrs @.0OT2.lo. Giants l.65
In 1.75.
Dairy products unchanged.
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N

New York. Aug. l5.-uiherty Bonds
Cloqe)-2i?'s 1hh.so; first as TOLLS;
second AVS 100. 80: third fA's 1hH4s;
fourth avs 1920; victory i@s UNI
called lO0.s2. do called 1904.
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Glover Sccd-pr!me: Cash. s950: Oc-
toher. ;9.l6: December. 1905.
Alsike-Primc: Cash, $3.50: October,
50 $50: December. $3.50.
Timothy-rrimc: Cash. $40: octo-
her. S".T1: December. S275.
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n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. w. Va, Aug. > -
Furnished The lntcll'gencer ~ \ T..
MaStcU x co. members New YORK stock
ExcanGe. second floor Nattona; Bank
Of W Va. Bldg.
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OIL MARKETS

OF city. Pa. Aug. l5.-Credit bal
anres. $500. Runs, 9S.9s2 barrels: aver
age. 54.T93 barrels. Shipments. llO.242
barrels: average, 5s,793 barrels.
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n. Y. COTTON MARKET
Wheeling, ". Va, \,

Wheeling, W. Va, Aug IS 80.
Furnished The lu~teliiEenCer by a. f..
Nas,er 4 Co. mcmNers New York Stock
Eachaug". Second floor National Bank
OF W. Va. Bldg.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. ~. Va. .Nus. Is 90.
FURNISHED The l~ntei.iGcncer by y. f
NaSt"n & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF " " Elh
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. O. Aug. l5.-Wheat-Cas h,
Sl.OG: September, sl.96: December,
$l"S.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. IS 80.
Furnished The Iut~cligencer by \. +
Nasten < Co. memhc.r' sew iO-E STOCK
Exchange. Second FLOOR National Bank
Of W. Va. Bldg.
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n. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va, Aux. IS 81.
Furnished The lntolllG"mrcr by \. r.
Master & Co. members New forH 500
Of ". Va BidS. -
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS


Wheeling, W. Va, Aug. Is 80.
Furnished The lntc,ligenCer by A. f.
d Co., members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of " Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va, Aug Is 81.
Daily Guntatiun list Wheeling Stock
Exchange Compiled for The lnteli-
gcuccr
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Total Sales SOS 500.
tD-JoC.
tSl- SOC.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling, W. Va. Aug. - -
'VEELLSgE LIVE STOCK COM. 90.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-15

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