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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-19
DE:SF|LE SOCIAL
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Ell PUERTO RICO SANATORIUM
ha reeogido muchas alegrias en- es-
te mes de las violetas Y los opalos.
Todos los nacimientos que anotamos
han tenido lugar en- esa hermosa casa
de Maternidad, tan habilmente dirigi-
da por dona Ana Circuns a quien fe-
licitamos, otro mas anadimos los
va escritos porque, la gentil sonora
Maria Luisa Zengotita de Denton, ha
dado al mundo un nuevo varon que al
nacer en- octubre, Sc debe la patria
al decir de su sino, sabiendo sacrifi-
carse por ella, sabra amar el estudio
" llegara a la popularidad.
Celebrariamos que Sc cumplieran
todas esas profesias en- ell nino Den
ton Zengotita, lecitandolo manana, CO.
mo hoy a sus padres. 49,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-19
.SIMPATICO HOGAR

ha sido siempre ell de huestros bien
queridos amigos ell castizo escritor,
orador y poeta Lope 'Bello y SUI gen
tilisima y culta esposa Ger6 H. de
.Lope Bello, y hoy Sc engrandece Ia
casa al ofrecer su Svivienda '6l la
noble senora Juana Jacinta Scott de
Bello, madre del amigo Lope, quienes
representa- en- este pals la cultura
venezolana.
Agradccemos la tarjeta.
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. BENWOOD
Bachelor Camp


The Bachelors Will entertain num-
Der Of young people at their camp hctf
Powha tan Sunday. Monday and Tues
day. Sandelor's Novelty orchestra or
BeIlaire Will furnish the music "a these
days. Swimming, boating and dancing
will be the main entertainments.
Game Sunday
Tho Dixie All-Stars will play the
Allen team OF South Wheeling on the
South Bcnwood grounds Sunday after
noon. These two teams are we'll match
ed and an exciting game IL anticipated
The game Will begin at 3 o'clock sharp.
Returned Last Evening
J. O. McMechen. T. P. Deegan, James
Hunter and NJ. F.. Deegan. who have
been away an week on tour through
tho eastern part Of Pennsylvania. re-
turned homo last evening. They VS.
tied all the principal cities Of that part
OF the state and very enjoyable time
was had The trip was pleasure TIP.
Rorries Entertain
The Kerries will entertain number
Of Young folks Mt their camp in the
Narrows. just below McMechcn. Sun
day. Swimming and dancing VIII DO
the main features OF entertainment.
Tho Kcrries have entertained a num-
Der of different crowds Mt the camp at
various times and all express the feel
Ing of having had q good time.
VIII Work Pull limo
The Wheeling Steel & Iron plant vii!
nut on the rest Of their idle mills ana
this will mean the putting on Of about
Ave hundred more men. This plant
has been running about eighty per cent
for tho last six months or more and
the announcement that they would re-
sumo In full was no surprise as THIS
a. tion has been expected for some
time
Observation Not General
Tho local business men Will not OBJ
serve the Fourth OF July IN any general
way. It Is understood today. me
stores will be closed as usual. some AL
dav and some only half A day Many
Of the local people will enjoy an outing
NJ tho fair grounds on Wheeling Island
where they are planning to hold pic
mic. No details off the picnic have as
yet been given out. however.
Benwood Briefs
John Klug and Tedor Parish were ar
rested Yesterday by CHIEF nf Police
Scully for fEhting. They were taken
10 the city building where they were
locked IN but were later released on
putting ur bond for their appearance.
f. V. Rose was arrested YESTERDAY
hv Officer Sprouts on the charge OF
being drunk
Scott Rrannon was n business WIS.,
Itor IN town Yesterday.
Mrs. Geo Sheets Of Water street Is
Innroyiny from her recent Illness.
Miss Sue Mahood and Margaret
Chad we're visiting friends in Mounds
VILE Yesterday.
John Hicks win return home To-Day
nfte- spending some time hero visiting
relations.
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LOGAN & BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(By private wire to A. T.. Masten & Coz
New York, June 30.-The list general
ly speaking recovered some VI the
ground which had been lost in the past
few sessions. Steel issues we're Inclined
10 stcadineSs some Of the so-called in
dependent issues showing slight gains
From this line OF cndcavor came con-
ttnued reports Of n good demand with
some slight gains in the price or finish
ed products.
In the oil department; OF tho list to-
day there was an absence OF pressure
and most of these issues particularly
thu Standard OIL shares advanced
Among the special issues which were
features on the upside were Coca Cola.
Nor:h American and Frceport-Texas
The railroad group showed no definite
trend and were inclined TO be steady.
The uncertainties with respect 10 the
railroad labor situation are operating 10
exert a restraining influence and until
something definite transpireS IN inc
aforementioned quarter II Is not I'M
likely that prices viii he inclined to dis
play irrcgular!ty.
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RAW SUGAR

New York. June 30.-Ths raw sugar
market was nrmer and prices one
sixteenth cent higher, with spot CuDas
quoted at 33-l6 cents cost ond freight,
coua, t. i.T9c for centrifugal and July
md August shipment at SIC cost ana
freight, equal TO 1850. There were
sales of $4,000 bags OF Cuhas ahoat
and 10 oON hn.s for August shipment.
The raw sugar futures maiket was
Rrmer on covering and trade buying
owing TO the higher ruling Of the spot
market. Closing prices were four 10
eight points net higher.
July. 32?c; September. 3.S@c: Decem-
Der. 3.3Sc; March. 3.@lc.
There was only n moderate inquiry
for refined sugar and prices we're I'M
changed nj 5000 $500 for fine granu-
lated.
Tho ONLY sale In refined futures was
one lot Of July n 6.Gnc. an advance OF
20 points from the previous close. Final
prices were IS points higher to hve
points lower July. G.55c: september
G.GOc; December. G.S5c.
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FEWER q. 8. STEEL srocKHoLQ

The advance in United Stat
a few weeks back 20 n new hrsn
the year had the effect Of diminishing
the number Of small stockholders. juds'
ing from the list disclosed at the closing
Of the books for the June diridehl'
This showed the number OF common
shareholders OF Jun" 80 n h" a9.''-.
compared with 1o6.Sll IN Mi,r'h' a.
the lowest total since Decemnc-. ~
The decreas Sc in the number Of indivil-
nal stockholders had the effect OF N
creasing the average holding, that fS-
ure mounting in June to 81 shares. cor
trasted with AN shares in March. Pre-
ferred stock holders at the closing "t
the books for the May dividend number
ed Stag, compared with S1.s65 In Feb
ruary and Sl,621 in November. 1921.
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McMECHEN
Council Meeting


Last evening ut eight o'clock the Nc
Mechen city council held ono OF the
most important meetings OF the year.
Tho main Issue of the event was the
ARRANGEMENTS for the Fourth OF July
celebration. After the discussion OF
the fourth of July celebration the coun-
ell discussed the license issue. This Is
very important as the city derives most
Of its funds from this revenue.
Cigarettes l5c
At Selwood's
Legion Meeting
A. A. Mountain Post OF the American
Legion held their regular weekly meet
irr IN III. X of =. armory last evening.
nmsinoss matters Of Importance were
discussed and the regular routine work
was disposed OF.
Scrap Tobacco for 25c
Selwood's
Christian Church Services
The regular weekly rehearsal or the
choir Of the First Christian church was
held last evening in the church.
Rev, c. W. Fuller has chosen Tor MS
sermon Sunday Morning the sun)ect
"The Blessings Of Prayer. regular
sunday school services will be held at
nine o'clock as usual.
Instead Of the regular evening ser
v,ces there has been arranged shUIe
America First Program. Flag drills
will be given by the children Kew. ful-
low will deliver q short address on
Freedom" at the close OF the evening.
Bread &c loaf--3 for 25o
Selwoods
To Resume Operations
II Is understood that the Semet-aol-
WV Coke plant IS about 70 resume oper-
situated
According TO reports about twenty nVe
mon have been notified to be ready 10
work on a moments notice. Thls num-
hor includes Mechanics. brick-layers'
hoI1armakers and helpers also laoorers.
T, "a thought they will start TO work
n about two weeks. Several men VINO
hoya been transferred TO dinerent
nI,ccs viii be recalled in the next week.
Observation-Disclosures or SLICED
Selwoods
N. Z. Church Services
Tho NJ f. church will observe Amer
o., EYrst day Sunday with appropriate
or,,ices Sacrament Of the Last sup
LII bs administered at the morning
Home made pies and cream puns
SelwoodS
Choir Rehearsal
Tho Choir OF the First Church o. 80
will hold rehearsal In the church tnls
svenlne, Special music for the America
F,rst day service will be given all inc
attention Of the evening.
Rcy, whistler will take for MS ser
mon In the morning the subject Inc
Masters indignation" The services
viii start at eleven o'clock. Tho even
to service will begin at eight O'clock
,n1 tho sermon Will be on Our Coun-
tr,rs peril" Special patriotic music
VIII Have YOU tried Selwoods big
Sc ice cream cones
They arc hummers
MoMeohsn Briefs
rohn Cusack, Roy Atweh and MI.
Daurherty left yesterday for ParKera-
burrh TO spend week at fsh'ns camp
there. .,,.t,oss visitor
I, Noundsvtllc yesterday.
Mrs John Dean will leave toda" TOT
parkersburg where she will spend some
time visiting friends ,,,.
Rev. J. Cotton will leave TOT eiue.
o.Id today to visit his daughter OF 'ha'
DtaCA
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BUTTBR AND EGGS.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Juno sou. S. Bureau OF
receipts $500 active
beel steers mostly strong: spots on bet
ter grades 10 higher: top matured
steers go: best mixed yearl!ngs 936:
bulk beef stcera S26m96O: Gamers
weak to ten lower; other classes gcner-
ally steady; hulk fat she stock 500;
bulk veal calves 10 packers S.OODS.5o;
bulk bologna bulls 4.50pi.65.
Hogs, receipts $4,000: opened steady
10 10 lower: closed mostly ten lower on
good light and butchers. rth,rS l5T 20
lower; TOP ! 90: practically top 1895;
bulk good butchers in.1oT 90: pack
ing sows mostly 9.OOfr9%j; pigs steady
mostly lO.QOTlo"b. holdovcr liberal;
.h'DDcrs took 1000.
sheep. receipts 1900; strong to ~
higher. top native lambs 1925 70 city
butcher. 1915 /" packers. bulk 1900;
culls mostly 7,0Og7 so. top fat native
ewes 40; bulk 6,oo9eoo,
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wheeling Steel Corp. prd. "A''-Trans-
fer books close June Is, for a ! per cent
cash dividend, payable July |.
wheeling Steel Corp. pfd. "B"-Tran--
fer book close June Is. for N per
cent cash dividend, payable July !.
Wheeling Match Co.-Transfcr books
close June 20 for a z per cent cash divi-
dend, payable June l.
Fostoria Glass Co.-Transfer books
close June Is for a . per cent cash dlvi-
dend, payable June 30.
Wheeling Fire Insurance Co.-Trans-
fer books close June 90, for semi
annual 5 per cent cash dividend. payable
July !.
Marland on Co.-Transfer books close
August 81. for cash dividend OF 81 a
share. payable Sept. 80.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.-Transfcr books
close July II for per cent cash divt-
dcnd, payable July 30.
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Few Bond Sslea.

New York. June &0-In kcerirS with
the very dull ock market. trading in
kSondS today was comparatively small
but the undertone was one ~ hrmnsss.
occasionally yerGing upon absolute
strength.
Lihcrt, iSsu's furnished the greater
part Of n, business with q new top for
:he fourth -. s 4; $1,000 and net gains
for most OF the group.
Among foreign loans the Dutch East
Indies issues OF 1874 and 1902 made
materia, gains. French governments
also were bitter and Srazi. IS and
cuba ii:'s featured the other st-onr III
ternation2lS While Danish SKIES and
Cuba Cane IS eased moderately.
Advances Of large fractions 10 a full
point were registered b. various issues
OF the leading railway systems. Includ-
Ing Great Northern -, : and. 5is'S. New
York Central dchen ture skies. At1h!son
Is. Southern Pacific collateral IS. st.
paul general 4ia's and Chesapeake and
Ohio convertible flves
The few heavy issues embraced sew
eral Of the Fries. Baltimore and Ohio
sfxes. 81. Louis and San Francisco in
comes and Scaboa-d e'ves. Total sales
(paP vAlue) aggregated sl2.p7l.pQ0.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo. June S2.-Catlc-Rc-
ceipts. 900 head. Slow. Heavy and
yearl!ngs. steady: butchers, 10 to Is
cents lower: bulls. 81 cents lower.
C,aIves-Receipts 400 head. Slow
at $500 to $50: few at SLIGO.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head. Slow; 10
To 40 cents lower Heavy. sll.l0 8l1.26;
mixed sl1.3OT1l.5O: workers.. l!gt do.
and pigs. s1I5OT1l.6O; rouShs. 5000;
stays. s5.0OG 500.
Shcop and I.amhs-Receirts. GOO head
Slow. Lambs. $3.50. Lambs, 56OoQ
IL 90. warnings. s5O09l000.
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

T,,,shurrn June 20--(T. s. Bureau
NJ Norkets)-Produce articles un-
changed .,
po,otoes-New. Per barrel: No. J
yirglplas, sl25a440; Carolinas $3.50
400.
Observation-Disclosures standard crates
No I vellows, sl.7IT 90: home grown.
per bundle OF one dozen lunches, l5@
20c. .,
Apples-Barrcls. Mex Works. NO. |
holdwIns and russcts. $3.50 also; new
stock Illinois. hushel baskets. NO
transparents. s25OT3.oO; Delaware
hushcl hampers. No. transparentS'
40 M n225
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Juno 30.-Forcign exchange
firm. Great Britain. demand. 4.42 ;
cables. 442S; co davs' bills on banks
440%. France demand, S.42; cables
Y.42is. Italy. demand. t.7S: cables, ~ =
Belgium. demand 500: cables, 800 =
Germany demand. 26%; cables, 70
Holland. demand. 81 As; cables SS."o
Norway. demand. 1880. Sweden. de-
mand. 25.7o. Denmark. demand. H'4"'
Sutherland demand. 1898. SPAIN de-
mand 1850 Greece. demand sos. Po-
land demand, OK. CzeCho-Slovakla,
donnnd 1876 Argentine. demand. 1866
Rraztl. demand, 1862. Montreal. 9S 3-lo
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY

The reserve Of sl0S0O,o0o which tho
American Car & Foundry company set
aside out of earnings during the pros
porous period l917-'20 10 provide 1or
payment Of dividends ON tho com mon
stock in lean years was untouched DUR
ing the fiscal year ended April &c. l9I2'
even though the regular IL per cent olV-
idend was paid on the common. Net
earnings during the year totaled $685.
319. or 1923 per cent on the common
after the payment Of regular dividends
on the preferred. This compares with
net Of SS,550,S55, or 21.50 per cent In the
previous fiscal year.
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TWO AUTO CRASHES
WITHIN TWO HOURS
One Occurred Out-thS-PRs And me
othsr On thA South side

A touring car owned ana driven BY
lanes DALEY of No. 14s Miller avenue.
Edrwood. collided with . coal truck
owned by Meister Bros. Of Bridgeport
nj the corner Of Forty-second and Jacob
streets Yesterday afternoon at : O'Clock.
The touring car was badly damaged
A Ford touring car driven by Albert
Michaels Of $685. Wilson street and an
automobile driven by William kloss COL
lided yesterday afternoon at = O'Clock
~ Fourth and Center streets. Fulton
Roth cars were badly damaged
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE

New York, Juno -Buitcr-Barely
steady. Receipts. 26.Stl.
F,ggs-lrregular Receipts, -9'9ES'
Fresh gathered extra nrats. .iu l9c'
fresh gathered hrsts FAN q 26c.
Chcess-Ffrm. Receipts, I.lOl.
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LUMBER LESS ACTIVE

Further hesItancy in the lumber mar
ket in the closing days Of the month -
reported in this weeks review oy
Lumber" There is tendency toward
a gradual decline in yellow pine prices.
There IS general belief" says the
raport chat gr.ater activity will ap-
pear before the end Of July"
Hardwoods are reported unchanged.
fair demand continuing from the build
inc and industrial sources, with prices
steady. Buying by furniture manufac-
turers is gradually increasing.
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MORE GOLD COMING

The shipments Of gold from London
to Kuhn. Loeb & Co.. representing metal
purchased for their account In tho open
market there. have apparently boon re-
sumed on the regular weekly scheduie
effective prior to the Rand strike AZ
vice, were received by this firm yester
day that a shipment Of 100000 wa
being sent forward to II on tho Majestic.
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PrrrSBURa LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh. June 3o.-HoSs-ReceiTts'
10000 head. Lower. Heavies. $ll.loV
1l.20; heavy and light workers. 'll'9o o.
1l.4o: pigs. S11.26SI.to.
Sheep and Lambs-Rccetpts' ono heao'
Steady. Sheep. 800: lambs, $500
Calves-Receipts $50 head. Lower.
TOP, Sll.00.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. Juno S0.--Wheat cash sl'l'9
u,v 1.I6i.: September l.lsN
C,oyrrsccd prime cash SlS'oo' oc'ooe'
and December 1890. ,.
AlsiRe primo cash Nl''o' August
llsb; December llSb'
Timothy rrIm" cash $3.50; sep'emo''
$40; October 800.
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DRY GOODS

New York. Jane 3O.-Cotton goods
were quiet today. buyers preparing Tor
the holiday and awaiting the govern
ment cotton report Of Monday. Yarns
were steady with trad" quiet. Wool
markets were slightly lowe. Burlaps
s,!rrened A lIttly at the end OK the day.
silks showed Improvement.
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GALL MONEY

New York June S0.-Call money
stronger: high SIX low Az; ruling rate
A.; closing bid ~: offered at "a last
loan d., call loans against acccptances
4 Time loans steady; 60 days 4; W
days {; six months a. Prime mercah-
tile paper AJAX.
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New York, June 3o.-Dullness Incident
n the approaching holiday was the
feature OF todays a!mless stock market
In the turnover OF bare'y soc. 600 shares.
many OF the usual leaders were quoted
Sonly occasionally nd srme were utterly
neglected.
Ris were the strongest issues, Ae
cumulatioa OF some OF the more scasohe,I
shares OF that group evidently indicated
wall streets growing conviction tna'
means would be found to break the
deadlock between employees and the ra''-
road executives.
OILS resumed their uncertain course
hut pressure against hat diS!,t'n MAS
less insix,ent Mexican Petroleum re
acted. however. after an early show or
nrmness. its extreme decline OF -FOUR
points being educed TO i points at
the end.
Aside from the strength e Baldwin.
Crucihlc and Studehaker - tnal ad-
vances OF to gig potnts. most otner
gains OF the day were limited 10 on
scure industr!als and specialtics. Chief
famong the latter were Coca Cola nj
gain Of s SIS and American ship and
Commerce. which was sustained by the
declaration OF an extra" dividend on
Cramp ship shares,
L. 5. Steel moved w'thIR tTaCNoHb'
limits the greater part Of the day but
was In demand later with several OF
the independent St"cIS ErooElyn Rapid
Transits additional rise Of ~ points
accompanied reports showing further
marked recovery IN The company's fin
aucial position.
Call moneys :: adual rise from N"
opening and renewal rate Of - p"r
cent 70 - per cent. just before the
close was traceable 10 further with
drawaI 81 funds 70 meet tomorrow In
tereSt and dividend payments.
. Time loans running into tho years
last quarter were reported at -. per
cent. shorter dates being offered at
per cent on high grad" security.
Excepting the German rate. which
made vet another decline to the new
low OF .o2tt., and another slump in
Greek bills. the entire range OF Europe
an exchanges was substantially better.
Recovery in stS-llaG amounted 10 al
most cents. allied rcmittanccs gained
i've 10 seven points and Dutch. Swiss.
Spanish and Scandinavian quotations
rose 10 ten point. with slight i'm
provcmcnt IN AUSTRIAN. Polish and
Czecho-Sloyakia rates
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York. June 3n.-ldherty bond
closed: 3'rs, loO.0S. first IS, lo0.oi: SEQ
ond IS. $3.50 bid: first 49,, loo.-!; sec
ond AS. i0o.O6: third :. luu.un'
fourth 4xs 10000; Victory ans loo.4S.
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N, 7. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. June 30. ~.
Furnished The intelligence ny a. ".
Hasten az Co. members Now lork 2toCh
Cxchan6e. Second floor National BARI
I + w Va Rldg
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. June 30.-Although black
rust reports from the northwest did
good deal 70 Mt wheat prices to-day, tho
bullish effect failed TO last, no actual
damage yet to the spring crop being
noted. The market closed unsettled at
y cents net decline TO y cents gain
with July S1.l4A TO S1l4 and Septem-
Der Sl.l5Ta to Sl.16. Corn lost 4 cents
to i,QSC and oats i2C TO NC.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

wheeling. w. Va. June 40. 80.
Furnished The lntoll!gencer by 4.
Hnsten & Co. members Now York Stoca
Exchange. Secopd floor National Bans
" " Va Rld-
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. June 30. 20
Furnished Tho lnteIllGcncer by A. q
Aasten 4 Co. members New York Stoch
Exchanae SNcopd floor National Banh
~ " Va Bldg.
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STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va, June 30, q
Furnished The lntsllrencer by A.
Nns,en Co.. members New York Stoca
Exchange Second floor SationAI eanA
~ NJ Va bldg
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BANK OF FRANCE

Paris, juno 30.-The weekly statement
of the Bank Of France shows the fol-
lowing changes lin francs):
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Juno 80. '23
Furnished Tho lntelligencer by A. u
pastea. & Co. members New York Stoca
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
~ IA VI BLDG
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LOCAL STOCKS

wheeling. W Va. June 30, 20
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stoch
Exchange. Compiled for The Intoli.
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CRUDE OIL

on City. Pa. June 3N.--Cred't hal
ancos, $3.50. Runs. Gotta barrels; aver
age, 5S,024 barrels. Shipments, 6U.t9r
balers; average, s7,7s4 barrels
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RANK OF ENGLAND

The proportion Of the banks reserve
to liability this week Is 1852 per cent:
last week it was 1897 per cent Rats
of discount 3A per cent.
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General business. according |" me
index figure OF the Rabsonrhart' stanuS
Mt l-cc below normal This ~ en-
courag!nr indeed whom YOU realize tha'
Il "a holding UP in face OF the threat
oned rail strike on top or the usual
summer dullness.
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N. Y. STOCK ENHANCE

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Furnished Inc ln:elli2euc-r " A. z
4asten & Co. members New York Stoch
Exchange. Second floor National Bans
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Are you fond Of indoor sports, Miss
Mabolr'
"Yes. II they know when TO &c home"
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RANK OF GERMANY

Berlin. June 9o.-The statement OF
the Imperial Bank Of Germany as OF
Juno 20 shows the following changes
Gin marks):
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