The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
NFl| HIGH RECORDS SCORED IN
} STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS
Slowing Down of Industry
! Owing to the Coal Strike
Has Little Effect on Quota
tons.

New Yorh. Apr, 1.-THE most 900"
ro-thv fea.u~" G. today's stock nar"'N
vas It's dat:aes> Ca2 restricted scope "s
compared With ?"eT!oIs days D" .Mo
week. sales aare.y exceeding l-eVeV'
Ihares.
There ve-e several additions :" ,''
Progressively icaS list - ne" N.Y."
-ecorGs. but these w-ro .cSis,e7eH -
The most part by relatively obscure -
sues OF the mora spccu!ai'E" N"''e>..
Rails a. 4 whole gave = good account
~ themselves the stre7.;A %: ih2,
rroup again c!nArac!aS r"e,"-s as "t''
"a pacihcs, the northwestern "!fiS'"''
anI New Haven and Ann ATH"F pre-
3er-ed.
Industry slowing Down
DESPITE repeated assurances NM ,"e
coal stake Nad made no n;';er.". MT
preston upon industrial acNFI'F' "H
vices from Pittsburgh ara "'n'' S>e
and iron centcrs reported luriheH S"S
pepslon OF operations aCI '.oS'"S DOW"
Df non-union mines.
From other western p"iASS 'a'ho -
timations that the automobile tEau' 49,,
affiliated industries might as" "'" .,
necessary 20 stow down from me re|t'''
high ra;e e production because '' ''s
dir!aish.ns supplies Of fuel.
That lending industrial !2'eV"SsS ~
o,,i-nis.ic regarding futura 'o"cl:'"HS'
SeH.vsr vas .nd!ca.~,! by ;he an
noppcerent that the United states steel
CORPORATION had completed E,aaS '"F
tho coa,truc ton OF \ large tube MI. IL
Gary.
TWO Active Psrtodh-
EYrs, and final hours were nc On:
,c,,ve ncr,ods n tho marks;. later aea'-
ting being er,lrened BY heaNE oN?'h -
Studebakar and Gu.H states St'".' 'hoSe
Issues making net gains or - ana
points. respectively. MeN',aH it,
ieuu. Pullman, Baldwin. BaTnsde'' ~
Mack Trucks, Hup Motor. Cocoa No'a'
Postum and Manhattan Electric ALSO
wero strong. T..
Tho money market aSa!@ H!''"" "r
contribution 20 the higher 'Te"d 81
quoted values call loans cpen:AH """
renewing Into next week ~ : :, per Se"''
that quotation ruling thToushou' '"'
session. AZ,
Deve,opments AZ Genoa were oi'.
.,... I,ensncs N tho strengthening OF
.,chnrre rates Sterling moro 'han 70,
covered Yesterdays loss. all TIE a'"e"
,.tes we're Arm 20 strong, German
rarLs. showed CrmreSs and every
n.ntrai remittance, the Swiss rae eN-
c.n.ed. VAS better by : 20 IL points
Bond Quotations UP.
Public utility issues were TIE ore
-,o,, features OF roday's active ana
broad bond market. replacing In iate'rS'
xove-nuenc offerings and popular Fa''S'
New York. Wes,chester and bosto:,
4L,'s rose over points Hudson aHo
Manhattan SIS advanced 81 and 'ne re-
<unI,DS IS. IL points. Local fractions
also Improved. notably 1nteroorousa
ard Third Avenue issues.
New York Central pennsylvania
Beading. New Haven. Rock lS.aAd'
sopthern Pacific. Central pacific cana
dJ.n Pacific, Missouri. Kansas X ieNaS'
srd s. lAh,s & San Francisco issues
~s-s Included among the rails whose
issue gained from large fractions 70
II points. anu. and
On. ytom,nen, interrAtiona. war hota-
tlors were irregular. ou. Mexican -
.,d IS, French IT'S ard Berne IS
nrerg:acned with A-se7ttne s.
Ths day'S largest new oHeFins Q,
10000 900 Dutch FAs; l"i'es cH''eha'
e.. US C.ersub Scr.act. as were also
tha a. 600 ono Indiana S:eel and SS.9oe'-
ono National Tube undertaking. Io,a'
sales, (3ar valued aggregated >-A'-
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