The Washington times., 1922-03-01
They have included:

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SosA so a.a. ae sS's 80,
"s s0
Tney nave included;
A substantial advances In wneat.
In corn, In certain i've STOCK ~ Ven
az firmnese In cotton thus tenoing
70 invest our important agrScuiturai
population with that larger mcanre
OF buying power essential 70 genuine
national prosperity.
Distinct increase IN producuon IN
the steel industry, that rather de-
pendable economic baromeeer. That
prices have not increased Correspond
insiy In not wholly regretfanae. since
It IL becoming increasingly clear tnat
industrial activity Ii dependent quite
largely upon the naming OF attSac-
tive prices.
Notable advances IN the principal
foreign exchanges, including sterain6'
neweo weakness In mafks ID acceYSou
as iogicai IN vieW OIL SefS
rs,ion payments; $3.50
Anotner snrinkase IN tns ,Xan~.
OF loie ANYWAY cA.. eno - .sts
comparms Iavorapy. hos asn s VA"
tnose OF iast year, Dut ol ~ q $780,
decrease IN comme ~,
ano, one 70 ,enp.1a 10 49, - .....s,s,,
,ncrease IN tne ianuee y. I,s-stS
I proherase Lnns WIVES
tion 10 mos. oes 49, $1,000.
psoho nv We . .sLs ~
canne 10 ~ eu LEI. 80 evr;ch can.
s. . 20 80 c.nt n
.,. VII "a n.s,eh .ho,,, 1900 IN.
yrassrye o tinn ~ cav money rates
svsn sStsr businsss has exnanded
Marked strength ana activity on
the stock exchange, featured by
'.million share days" Bonds have
KENT mace with stocks.
Very heavy arrivals Of retail buy
ers in the leading mercantile centers,
particularly In New York.
Optimistic business forecasts by
the Federal Reserve Board and by
other responsible authorities.
y,av,n~ the econono,c s,t,,ation a,
a whole one era tifvinr feature "A
t,a ~ ,,.te. o T ho,h ,bs sSva nces
snd IT, d..iinas era No. rjv an In th..
r,aht d,raction For ayamnie' nrtces
nbtainsh he tor . .ricultnrai nroducts
,rers too lou, a. con,nared with prices
Co.. Y,ost f,n,shad nrodnct. The i'm.
,r,,,a,na,. g., % ~, ,,r,css therssore
- AZ hs weicon,ed Ant m Too are
dacI,,as IN n,erchandi.. ana noate.
r,aIa n,h,ch have been ceiling reia
tivaiv bioh This ~rad,iai reStoratior
~ an eo,,itable price eouiIibrtunn f.
alton OF sound, prosperous, stabl
conditions, including properly ba.
anced wage scales.
I,,,.,,cs 81. r,rch -d,.c,,..S6 aco.
1910 oosfarann. IN Errors hss hee,,
no..rod ,n,arnat,onai Tnsnciai IN.
f.rss,. .esro 70 he in no vay dis
,urhsd |,,da.nS no the ,pnressiv,
h,nranoy ,n the Sor.ign eYchsnres
This hnova nov IN nnost encoura efne
aua,, ,hoysh a a 10 n,ost N ms
snrn.~rhat nuxzI,ng II N h main
,otrsS a. sho,,Id .raat,y he,D ON
saratsn cornmerce NV enshlins for
ai1r h,,ver. IN order Americsn rood,
SSer. 1910
r vnderston5 that the w.sh,n gto,
,,.sn.,,,.s ,rh,ia Sro,yn,ng .evsrely
49,, 80, ,a,y Io.n. 20 foreicn goy.
s., o.. ,n,i,,srw ~ ,,c,,t,cal
omaaa.. ,,,rno.as favor the .rsnttne
money is to be used for industrial,
Agricultural or other reproductiy,
m,rposes. Such loans may reach
large volume and have a stimuiatin,
effect unon exchange as we'll a uporl
Soreien trade
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49,. 1.u
80 Tar II cannot De salo I'M wa,
sreet 10 nervous over .nreateheu
strikes OF the proposed hnkIhS 70
getner OF coaI miners ano railway
employees Tor what tneir leaders car
| detensive purposes. Inc uutn is
that the financial community ~ not
averse 10 flsnt-to-ariinien oetween
coal operators ana their workers
The strong feeling ID that the pubic
are out or sympathy with the de-
mand or the coal miners that Their
va Tine pean when iew' ~ Fly
o.ne. nnpo ciasses =. workers
are 'ouAy ehJoyns nsAlum wager
pau uurns .ne w ovom
| on.lIneh, 70 Tess cIeariy uei,neo re
saruins raLway wages, uut mere
no oisposi,ion at inc moment 70 De
come eaciteu OF 10 sen STOCKS Dc