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Evening star., 1922-06-10
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SI2,sOO.

Practically new home. detached frame.
situated on a lot 7bx1s5 feet. in one Of the
There are bedrooms, living room with open
fireplace. dining room and Kitchen: hot-water
heat electricity and gas; front and rear
porches; hardwood floors and trim. This Is a
most inviting spot. surrounded BY well-devel-
oped shade trees. Immediate possession and
terms II desired.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
CHEVY CHASE.

ore-story bungalow. Just completed. which
may be bought reasonable terms; detached
frame, on lot 45x125 feet: rooms and bath:
furnace: electricity and gas: hardwood floors
and trim: screens; attractive open fireplace in
living room. Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1922-06-10

Seaton st. Hear North Capitol SIT rooms.
bath. cellar, furnace: garage for cars. Ask
ing 81 800. Terms.
Evening star., 1922-06-10

Before Buying
Consult WEIGH. Realtor.
Harry s.
18th and New York Ave. Main 1916.
ST. NEAR NORTH CAPTroL-s ROOMS,
baths. cellar; two-family Hat; Al condition.
Immediate possession. Asking Si.iIO, 500
cash.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
ON 18th ST, just NORTH
OF PARK RID.
Price, So,2so.

A beautiful home Of large room. and ID
bath: hot-water heat; electric hsnt' .E Snd IN ~
difionaI value Of being in the hrst CONNER
ciai zone and has a business future.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE.
AND S ST.
Price, $4,000.

An extremely we'll located and attractive
home Of 10 large rooms and baths; hot
water heat, electric light; nrst-hoor kitchen
and in perfect repair. Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
SHANNON & LUCHS,
~ iNJB
Main 23i5
CHEVY CHASE.

SI4,5OO.
Attractive semi-detached home in beautiful
condition and most conveniently located: Z
well planned rooms and . baths; hot-water
heat. electricity and gas; hardwood floors
throughout: large lot to alley and garage to
match house. A better buy cannot be found
at the price.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
$500.
10Th ST

North Of Scott Circle. An attractive offer
ing 3-story brick. in unusually good condi-
ton, containing rooms and has 3 baths: gas
and electricity: heated by hot water the lot
Is Z2ta IT, front TO an alley: ample room for
q garage. This IS medium sized house in
one OF the best locations and in walking dis
fance of the business center, stores and
theaters.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
NEW HOUSES.

NEW HOUSES.
On Upton ST.. convenient to the Conn. ave.
car line. Two stories and attic containing
9 large rooms; 4 bedrooms and bath. second
hoor. These houses are especially planned and
exceptionally well built and particularly at
tractive; they have gas and electricity and
hot-water heat. At the present time the pur-
lures. papering and decorating. Will be ready
for occupancy about July l. Lot Is 31x147:
ample room for garage. Convenient terms can
be arranxed.
Evening star., 1922-06-10

Near Dupont Circle. English basement,
semi-detached. corner Of an alley; stories,
consisting Of about 10 rooms and baths; gas,
electricity and heated by furnace: lot to 4
30-foot alley: Lear garage; in good condition
and vacant. Key at our oface.
$1,000.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
CLEVELAND PARK.

The price Of this beautiful detached home has
Just been reduced several hundred dol
lars. 1t is ideally situated and modern
in every detail: nine large rooms and
bath; screened sleeping porch; maids
quarters. Many other attractive features
Lot 53x100. One Of the best home values
In this section. Early possession.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
CHEVY CHASE.

Four bedroom house, only one block from
Conn. ave-. sizable living room. dining room
and kitchen the first floor; one bath: front
fast porch: hot-water heat; electricity; hard
wood floors and trim; screens; ample space
for garage, Terms.
Evening star., 1922-06-10

ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC
Main 243o SIs 18th St NV
Evening star., 1922-06-10
MONROE ST.

West Of 14th ST, convenient to the car line:
two stories. brick, consisting Of large rooms
and tile bath; has gas, electricity and heated
by hot water: lot to an alIey: annie snaca
Tor garage. This property is in good condi-
ton, and convenient terms could be arranged
The price is unusually moderate for these
times
Evening star., 1922-06-10
$16,5oo.

ON 1st ST. NV.
Between Adams and Bryant sts, in close
proximity to the Filtration Park and Soldiers
Home: 8 stories. brick. consisting Of 8 rooms
and ba tn and toilet. Heated by furnace. The
lot is 1sx921a feet to 4 12I5 foot alley: ample
room for one-car garage. This is 4 very de-
sirable property. ia occupied by the owner and
is in good condition.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

home Of the attractive center-hall plan.
strkingly located on q lot 20 feet wide. There
are rooms and bath a bedrooms): unusually
large living room: wide front porch: hot
water heat, electricity. gas; hardwood floors
and trim. This is q practically new house,
in good condition, and may be bought on
terms II desired.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
CHEVY CHASE.

S1I 500.
Brand-new and thoroughly modern house Of
frame construction, on desirable lot: 8 rooms
and bath; hardwood floors and TRIM hot
water heat. electricity and gas large front
porch. This is most reasonably priced home
and Is comparable with those in this section
which sold at q higher figure.
Evening star., 1922-06-10

This is a very complete home. in good con-
dition and may be bought on reasonable terms:
8 rooms and bath and 2 lavatories; cellar;
attic. open fireplace in living room: buffers
pantry: front. double rear and sleeping
porches: hot-water heat, electricity. gas: hard
40x130 feet.
Evening star., 1922-06-10
CLEVELAND PARK.

Sl 81 ~.
Tapestry brick house Of rooms and COM
plete baths: well built: conveniently located
and attractive in design. 1t is entirely mod
ern, tastefully decorated and appointed and
in splendid condition: stone open fireplace In
living room; front and rear porches; garage
Included.
Evening star., 1922-06-10

SHANNON & LUCHS,
| 713 14th St. NV. Main 2545
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SUGAR

New York. Dec. 1.-THE local market
for raw sugar was easier. although
prices were noninally unclaimed at 4
cents for cubas cost and freight. equal
TO s5.7S for centrifugal. II was report
ed that a very small! lot Of Cubas n por;
was sold 10 Il local reiner at slightly be-
low quoted prices and old crop Cubas
anoat were said To be available on the
basis Of 3Ts cents cost and freight.
equal to 1855 for centrifugal, but found
no buyers.
Raw sugar futures were lower aga!n
under renewed liquidation, prompted by
the continued liberia! offerings OF new
c:op Cubas ard the poo demand for
refined. Prices at one time showed de-
clines Of , TO > points but I here was n
slight rally on covering nea the close
and final prices were ! TO 6 points lower.
Closing: December $500: March 3.33:
May AS; July 3.51.
The refined market continues quiet
and while refners' quotations were un-
changed at 10 for graduated. sugar in
second hand quarters Ia. available at I
cents.
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CHICAGO LIyL

Chicago. Dec. 1I-t"lr.. receipts To-
COO: beef SLOW: bee. steers and year
liags uneven. weak ~ - cents lower;
mostly i to 25 cents on. better grades
Rejecting most decline. ,"i Ica7l!ngs
1900. Weigh: 1867 pounds. lbs, Ina
tured steers ll.TJ; bulk bccl rte'rs 500
q, Q.T5, light supply wcsiciu rrI$s"
kinds mostly in feeder class -. st"c';
slow. steady to weak: in-hctwc"I grade
Doe. cows lower IN spots; other Classes
generally steady: buIk desirable n
ruIvcs 925H9.75: hnlk desirable h"i"gna
bulls around 4l"n435; bulk Gamers
25nU2.7S. bulk siocNers and feeders
575II.oo.
Hogs. receipts 5000: closed weak
10 "a 90 cents lower; bulk 2@5 u $50
pound butchers S.0OWS 500; few $40 carly
bulk lao to 200 pound average SOS a
$40: top Sis: packing SONS rs a775:
desirable r.Es around SOC; holdcrer lib
eral at nooH.
Sheep. receipts 1000; choice fat
lambs steady 20 weak; in-betwecn
grades weak ~ Is cents lower; TOP 1850
- ~ ckcr@; hulk fat wooded la!9bs 1855
Nl5+o: desirable % pound fed ycac!jnE
wcthrrs l"@I. sCmc averaging 1916
pounds 100: feeders fully steady. bout
100 strong. weight feeding lambs 1850:
sheep around steady: heavy fat ewes
5.N0a GOO: tighter weights up to rs;
one lead l2o pound aged wcthcrs 80.
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MISS Lillian Genther will entertain .
number OF her friends at her home on
Pich!and avenue this evening IN honor
of her birthday anniversary. Games
music and dancing will be tho pleasant
features until a late hour when a dainty
luncheon. carried out In keeping with
the Christmas season. Will be served.
G.. L. 2. Club.
Members OF the G. l.. b. CLUB VIII
meet at the home Of Miss Nellie Minor
on Richland avenue TO plan for a watch
party 10 be held on New Years Eve.
Entertained Club.
Mrs. Thomas Kuhn entertained the
members Of her club at her home on
Warwood avenue yesterday afternoon
Bridge was the pleasant pastimc until
. o'clock when a delicious chicken DIM
nc- was served To-: Mesdames William
Stecn. Russell Globe. Louis Mason. Rob-
crt Kraft. Edward Cellars. George Top
py, Charles Wells, Roy Bates and
Thomas Kuhn
Mems CIub.
Tb. Mems club and Bible class OF the
Presbyterian church met last evening
al the church for their regular monthly
business .meetin. -.
Personals
MISS EMMA JaCOOe, u bihsiosoh' ~
Va. IS the guest OF relatives In North
Warwood.
Miss Flora Wright left Wednesday
evening for New York where she Will
spend several days shopping. From
there she will go TO Springfield. MASS.
to spend the holidays with her sister.
Mrs. George Smith.
John Edwards is on a ten days Uus'-
twin 70 Tba-IeStON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stillweli, or Gar
.rg,on. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Henderson Of Ohio avenue.
Bud Farris, Of Springfield. o.. IS VS.
Ting friends ard relatives here.
Miss Elizabeth Steenbicker. VINO 10
attending school in Cambridge. Mass.'
will return TO her home on 18th street
Sunday TO spent the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcneil, OF Column
bus. O., have returned home after Tis'
iting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Casey and son,
! Alvin. are visiting relatives in Parkere-
burg.
Miss Lillian Cassidy. Of Nef. O.. Is
the guest Of relatives on Warwood ave
nue..
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coRNwELL REcoM1dENDs
FREIGHT Rate CUT

Action tending toward a potentIa! cut
:, railroad freight charges on farm
products Is the recommendation OF j. }.
Cornwc!l. Formerly governor OF Yves,
virginia. AID now general oun'e OF
tho Ba,:runr" * ohio railroad, wIo ad-
,o,a.es to railroad executives "a care
rul eNtmalnation &C Htcs with posi-
billy or reduction and a conference
Win representatives cr.the Farm Ru,
rsaa federation aid mo agricultural
boo I'm congress to Ne end that some
mutual arrangement he worked out fore
s~tailinE governmental! acton through
the Interstate commerce commission or
lncI.lal.nn hy the newt congress.
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HEAVY TRADING
IN J.. 6. BONDS

New. York, Dec. 1A-Hsary trading IN
/. g. government securities. most OF
which registered losses, featured TO-
days irregular bond dealings. which
were nearly double those Of any prev
!ous day his week. Liberty 3h5's I'M
proved 5 cents on 500 and the thlrd
AXIS I cents, but the second '@ts
dropped "a cents and the new "A 10
cents, with the other active Issues snow
ing losses OF 9 to 10 cents.
Strength 81 Braziliao bonds was .the
outstanding development In the toreigN
list.
Overnight announcement OF lie plan
OF the St. Louis and San Francisco rail-
road 10 take over the international d.
Great Northern resulted in heavl!! eA.
pnndod dealings in the adjustment oa OF
the latter road. which advanced " po!Hts
md then reacted !. Under the p!an t"e
purchasing company agrees 10 gdaran-
ttee to holders Of the adjustments an
nual payments OF Mt least 3 per cent up
to January /. 1928, when the SIX p"rcch'
rate becomes cumulative. the bohnhoI"-
ers to give an option on their hoUa!nEs
ut 81 until 1928. Frisco prior to lien
~ and adjustment Gs ais" were active
and higher. the latter climbing rs.
f.ISC III N.i'
changes were mixed.
Cerro De Pasco SIS we're the feature
Of the Industrial list. opening n point
lower and then raIly;nG , points. 10 a
new high record for the year. lihted
states steel sinking fund IS got up ["
within a point OF the years h!gh ana
republic steel IS were pushed e points.
Bethlehem steel ~refundinE 5s dropped
Il. but recovered their loss In response
to the rally in stock prices. Atlantic
Fruit IS. Cuba Cane SIS and Bush Ter
minal Building IS were active on the
upward side while Remington Arms Us
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit Stamped
IS were rcactionary.
Total sales, par value. were sc+,os"'-
600:
announcement was made that the sl3.
900. 900 offering OF ~ percent bonds or
The Philippine Government. which were
put out today at 9S. have been oversub-
scriheG ard iho hooks closed. The Issue
OF So 900. 0nD az : per cent preferred
stock OF tho VI. \. Hanna Company,
which was put on tho market yester-
DAY also was oversubscribed.
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p~1rrsBuRaK

r~!,,sbu-su. Dec. l4.-App.rs: Barrcls'
Vow york, no. | BalLwlns s4.25g4bO;
10. = sS.25m3.5G: No. l Kings 5000
: :. no : $500 49,; no. l Spy 5000
-. BuSAel baskets: New lorks, NO.
, Baldw!ns Sis 10 SIS: Idaho. No. J
Rome Beauties $50 10 sl.7j; No.
Delicious $500 T2.j".
Onlons-ll0-nound sacks: No. ! vel
Iows. Ol,!os and Indiangs $2.75; Penns!l-
mia best s3.S0W 600; ordinary va
potatocs-I50-pnund sacks: No. /
Nichlgans and WisconsiHS Ei.SoN Ib2;
New Yorks and pennsylvania Sl''eo
i.S5 per sack.
Ru,ter-Crcamcry. western prints SO
MEo.c. tubs 6lN6liec: Pennsylvania
and Ohio tubs 51c 70 56c per pound.
Eggs-Frcsh. select 6SW69c: current
receipts 6Od6,c; storage %NI $50 per
dozen,
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NEW O r

New York, Dec. 1i.-Butter steady. re-
cetpts 7.1+S.
f:g:s-Firm. receipts $500: fresh
gathered. extra firsts 5Jd5sc: firsts "a
N56c: New Jersey. hennery whites. To-
cally candled extras Tic: do uncandled
extras 62Q 7lc:' state nearby and nearby
western henrery whites. firsts to eS-
tras ca soc: Pacific coast whites firsts
to extra firsts So soc: refrigerator.
rirsts &lT$2Sc.
Cheese-Steady. receipts 2.1S5.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
- cnrn- ncc. H-Ecnewed gcMeral

Ch.caSo. Dec. l4-Ecnewed general
buying carried wheat, corn and oats to-
day 70 fresh to- record prices for tho
season. Sicet In Kansas and rr"dic-
iions Of n cold wave had more or lasa
to do with stimulating demand in IN"
wheat market. Wheat closed unsettled
at the same as yesterdays finish TO "
cents higher. May $t.@$7S to Sl.24. and
July sl.l4% 20 i.l4~. orn gained -
y cents to > cents. and oats ~ to 5
cents. In provisions. the outcome
ranged from > cents decline TO 10 cents
ndNRnce.
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<cv YORK;. D"c. li-Forcign exchanges
irregular. Quotations In cents.
Great Britain. demand Si.6S"s: cables
$685. s.Nt! day hills on banks
S4.6I 9-l6.
France. dcma~d, Sis; cables s719.
Italy. demand I"i; cables J.Olic. Bel
cu!,n. demand 6.5@; cables 6.53. Ger
many. demand .O'%i cables. 0lS2. dol
land. demand 39.H'; cables 4o.0l Nor
way. demand 1892. Sweden. demand
81. %. Denmark. demand 29S5. Swit2cr-
land. demand 1897. Spain. demand
1865. Grcere, demand 1.@S. Poland, de-
mand .O056.
CDecho- slo~nkia, demand s.es. ArEea-
tine. demand $500. Brazil, demand
Montreal 80 ?-l6.
Great Britain. demand advanced Ia
4.s4K; cables 4.s+%: S0-day bills on
barSs SS5h.
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LOGAN g. BRYAN'S CLOSING
arOCx LETTER

,2y Private Wire 10 4. =. .NIaStcn 4 co..
New York. Dee. achievements 10 spe-
cal issues featured t"day's dealings
and there were alternate periods OF
strength and reaction. Steady buying
seemed 20 he going On In some OF the
equipment issues on the expectation
ina, rext year Will lie Il prosperous one
for companies engaged in this line Of
cndcavor.
THO market seems 10 have I Hrm uH-
Ic~tnuc md while public rarticipal'on
on The buying side is very mcager' st'!'
inrre does seem TO >" evidence or an
aid short interest in some quarter" o.
the list which apparently shows a de
sirc 10 cover at every favorable oppor-
tuuifv.
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New NcTS, Dec. IL. -HrOleSSiuuA
operators Tor the decline. acting OF
he belief that the recent advance h2&
been overdone, attempted 10 unSet'l"
orices in to-day's market. but weEH
only partially successful. They &c
,eeded n depressing 4 lew -NpecuIa'
i've fayorites such as Baldwin an"
Studebaker, but fresh buying po""r
IN other quarters made closing prices
highly irregular with the gains out
humble mig the losses,
Sterling exchange. which has oeeu
n OF the features OF recent markets
because Of it's remarkable rise, he'G
steady today around S+.6T>S. Op'n'
ion Of financial experts Is divided as
TO whether British government man
pulation was responsible :or The re-
cent jump but there is a general be
liet that the rate is headed back 20
par as n result OF the constant I'M
provemenc il the British trade bal
auce and the stability 0! BrttaInS
domestic financial affairs.
Steel Shares Sid Up.
Steel shares were bid up in rapid
fashion during the last hour. buying
being influenced by the eDcou-dEiaS
prospect for business during the llF>t
quarter Of 1875 contained in the
weekly trade reviews. CruclH,c was
pushed up { points TO -, the rapid
rise Of this issue being accompanied
by reports o. renewed activity q! the
old pool in that stocA. United States
COMMON touched i06. and then SIP
ped back = fora net gam OF li2 on
the day. Bethlehem & closed la
higher. Reports OF increased produc.
tior by farm implement manufacture
ers caused q furry OF buying III In
ternatioual Harvester which Jumped
! points to OH. but cancelled half OF
this gain before the close.
The Railroads.
Mixed changes took place in N"
railroad Sroup. which was featuret
BY the broadening demand Tor Read
ing and Chesapeake 4 ono. Puolca'
ton OF the eight months income state
mept Of the latter. which showed Z
net profit after payment Of the dlVl
dend on the new preferred stock,
equal 10 $50 per cent on the Commcn.
or at the rate OF - per cent annual,
l.. stimulated buying Of that stock.
which closed at a net gain o. -
points. Reading registered a net Saiu
Of Il, and Jersey Central, witch IN.
dulgcd in wide fluctuations. was up ).
New York Central got down as low
as 9324 but rallied to SO at the close
recent selling being based on the tail
ure OF the directors o increase the
regular dividend rate. Northern Pa
citic dropped rs.
PIGGY Wigqly Raid.
\ bear raid against Piggy Wlggl"
causel a slump OF 10 points, hall OF
which was recovered later.
Gail money held at 1 per cert
throughout the session. Time money
was slightly easier. a few 90 and 20
day moturjties being arranged at +'s
per cent with ) per cent the ruling
rate for the longer maturittes and 81
for the 80 day period. Commercial
paper trading was quiet with no
change in rates.
French exchange was quite active
with most OF the business EN- done
around 7.lS or \ points above yesterr
DAYS price. Other rates were trreg'
ular. German exchange improved
slightly d"spjel the unprecedented
weekly increase -, 92.ONA, UnO, Q9V
marks III note circulation.
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WARWOOD
Basket 1au Begins.

TIE first basket ball game OF the SEA
son will be played tonight when the To-
cal high school girls team Will journey
to St. Clairsville TO pay the girs team
OF that pace. The girls have been
prac,lcing hard for several weeks
expect TO como home with a victory.
Mex: Tuesday evening both teams from
s.. ClalrsviIle will journey here TO play
both local teams. This will be the nrse
home game OF the season and a large
crowd Is expected. The girls and MISS
Crane, coach will leave Wheeling to-
night at 500! and there will also be Z
number Of rooters make the trip.
Kings Daughters. .
The local Circle of Kings
will hold a Christmas banquet IN the
Lutheran church his evening. Tho al
fair Is in the form Of a tureen supper
and a very delicious menu will be served
al $50. The committee in charge IS
Mcsdames Charles Wagenheim. william
Bryant, and Harry Robinson. This al
fair was TO have been held at the home
Of Mrs. William Huss. but owing to III
ness IN the family. it will be held IN tho
Lutheran church.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo, Ohio. Dec. l+-Wheat-Cash'
croyereced-Prlme: Cash. $3.50: De-
ccmhcr. 1880; March. Sl3.S0.
.Ns!ke-Prime: Cash. 1l1.00: Deem
her. *II.OO: March. SLIPS.
T,mo;hy-Trlme: Cash. old. s2+S:
now, $3.50: March. old. s3G5; new, $40.
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DRY GOODS

New York. Dec. 1i.--Cotton eood'
markets were lrmcr today, with prices
nearly back to top levels In the gray
goods division. Yarns were steamer,
Burlaps and linens as we'll as othcr I'M
ported merchandise. had an upward ten
dencv due 10 the rise IN exchange being
sustained. Silk was not so firm. Wool
bIa nket lines had a fair advance sale.
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nAsr DIVIDEND DECLARED

The directors or Lord 4 Tay''" awe
declared a cash dividend OF - per ''"
on the nrts r-cfcrred STOCK. rms WIS
an. ol arrears on that issue tn peoem-
boz ., The dividend Is payabl" Dcccm-
be- % 20 holders OF record December
-
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,rp-rraroN 1oAD1Eas GAIN

|-.-Wc". ,'eI- II.-TNc th!cag0, TN.-
l,usio. IL. quincy reports 1850 cars
loaded sad received fr"m connections
go, nr,. even days e: December,
.u.alI "a ear ago.
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MONEY MARKET.

New YoSE. Dec. l+-Cail money
steady: high 4: low 4; ruling rate &
closing bid. 4: offered at ~; last loan
4: call loan against acceptances 3S.
Time loans steady mixed collateral 90
~ ~ davs. Ak %: four to six months
IS, ~: Prime commercial paper "a.
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rrrmuRGH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh. Dec. Acknowledging.
5000; lower: heavics ss.5o1S.6o: hea'.
workers. sS.75IS.S5; light workers. and
pigs 1855 q 800.
Sheep and Lanbs-Rcceipts 's'oo'
steady; sheep $3.50; lsSrhs 1l5.c5.
Calves-Receipts 800; steady; tor VIZ
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"

New York. Dec. h.-Lib%rtv Bonds
close: &ra's s100.2". First 4'+'s 1855;
second as aS.c2: third 4H's 1884.
Fourth AXIS s2.66. Victory AS un
. called 1908. Victory 4%'s called 100.
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N. \. STOCK EXCHANGE

Waee,,rE. ". Va pec. H. t2@t.
Eurr.-hu., .uc iG;e., gsn,sr - \ Z,
Mss cc : 10. members New T':h St%ch
Exchange. Second floor Natlona! Sans
II " "a. SlQ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. Il, 1922.
Furnished The I"tcll:Eeurcr by y. +.
Mas;er ( So. members New York Stock
i:xchaacc. Second floor National Bank
Of " Va. Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. ". V. Dec. -, 1922.
Furnished the Intelligence oy a. L.
hasten x Co, members Kew fork STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National bAnE
or ~ Va. Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
PETROLEUM

OIL City. Pa. Dec. li.-Credtt bal
arces $500. Runs s .l34; average 5l.l57
Shipments SASS. Average 62.666.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". y. Dec. -. l%22.
Furnished Cha ICtcli.crnccr ny A %
Mas,en & Co. memhets New York Stocs
Exchange. Second floor NatsooSi Ban
~ ~ Va, EIlY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
NEW YORK CURE STOCKS

Wheeling. W. V. Dec. "A, 1929.
Furnished The Tn~teil!Sencer by \. :.
hasten 4 Co. members New York StocS
Exchange. Second floor National bonn