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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-04
FAILURES SHOW
CONTINUED EBB

Failures and liabilities. generally
speaking. continue To ehb. and from now
on seem likely to make more favorable
comparisons with like periods one and
two years ago than they hitherto have
Thus July failures "a reported to Brad
streets total .56S, decrease Of oS
per cent from June and OF - per cent
from the peak month of January this
year. although still showing an increase
of 81 per cent over July OF a year ago.
Compared with July. 1920, this year
total is moro than two and half
times as large. and II Is almost four
times the total OF July. 1919, when fall
urcs were at their lowest ehb 20 ra third
Of a century. The July failure total
however. is the smallest for any month
IN 4 full year. or since July last year
July liabilities totalcd S+2,l45.5f5, an
increase of Sc per cent over June. but
40 rnr cent less than those .! July n
year ago, and the smallest monthly fora!
June excepted, since October, 1870.
What July is perhaps most notanie
for. however. is that in that month the
1870 total Of liabilities. t436.Sl7.2S5. fell
behind that Of 1921 by 80 per cent,
though the failures for seven months
I4,O4D as shown IN accompanying
tables we're stil 81 per cent larger
than the high record total of 1871.
The south In July. as in many months
past. furnished tho largest total or
casualties exceeding those Of the mi"'
die Atlantic states group. The western
and northwestern states showed g.
creases in number from July year ago,
hut the other groups showed Increases
{, number, whereas In liabilities every
group showed decreases from July. l9@l.
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SUGAR.

Nav York. Aug. T.-Thc raw sugar
market was firmer and new high prices
ro- Tho wear were established in all
LnnartmcntS In raw tubaS SOLO rs
high as Szs cents cost and freight on
saIes Of $500 bags {" operators bur
-crIrcrs paid no higher than lS-l"
cost and freight equal TO SS.4: 10Y
contrisr,al at the level purchase about
81 oOn hays for August and september
rio,rent I, was believed that further
Gales were under negotiation at TN"
close to local rcflncrs at l3-l-6 cents
cost and freight.
Thn raw sugar futures market was
no-s active and prices higher in SYM
nothv with the advance IN spot mar
kct, The opening was four to nine
noints higher on covering and renewed
buy,nr for outside accounts with De-
r.mher selling at sos and March az
e71 hut at this level There was heavy
rcalizing and hedge pressure under
which prices eascd off, closing at n
not advance Of 2 TO points. Mr.. f..
n LIGHT. cahIed that present tndtca-
,,on. point to Il European beet crop
~ 4nO, 900 tons which compares with
: a74 600 last year September 37S: De
cenbcr $50: March 366; May ST..
Thcr, was better inquiry for 70
rinod sugar and prices wer" ten points
higher with fine Eranulatcd listed At
500 to 10.
rberc was sale o. onA lot ~ No
r.rohcr nj 72O in refined futures. an
advance or rs points over the previous
c,os. Final prices we're unchanged tc
ten higher with September. Catcher
and December at rs.
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McMECHEN
Officials Elected

Al the annual congregational meeting
fthe members OF the Church OF COG
held in the church Wednesday evening
the business for tho year and the Slec'
ton Of dclegotes to attend the Elders
convention that will be held tho last OIL
Tho year. The officers elected were;
rlders-James Doyle. Walter stephens
Nyal 4. Marble and George Dean
Dcacons-Earl Bard Jess Marble, Mrs
Jesse DOYLE. Roy Stroller. J. L. Goodwin
and T. T. MCCraCken. Clerk-frank NC
Cam. The delegates were James Doyle
Mrs Jessie Doyle. and Mr.. and Mrs
George Dean.
Ground Donated
a., a special meeting Of council held
Wednesday evening the matter OF the
new bridge over the McMcchcn run was
discussed. At this meeting the dimen'
sions OF the bridge were. given out To
be AZ feet wide. with side walk on ooth
sides. This Is much larger than thu
prcscnt ono and the ground FOR the cx'
nan sion OF the new structure WAS DO
nat.d by Mrs. clifford Stokes and Mrs
4. c. McMechcn.
with the Hill Top contest drawing to
a close much enthusiasm is being shown
by tho members of the Sunday School
Of the First NJ. f. church who are In
the contest. The school was divided In
10 three divisions called the Reds, the
whites and the Blues. AZ the last busi'
ness meeting of the divisions the Blues
were ahead with the Reds close sec
ond The Whites are not showing the
enthusiasm that the other divisions are
and as result are At the bottom OF the
ladder. At the close Of the contest the
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five hundred new members that ehs
school started out to get will Be en-
rolled.
Council Meeting
Members Of the city council help
their regular business session In the
Mayors office last evening. The reSu'
lar routine business Of the meeting was
disposed OF. The new bridge project
was talked over together with other
matters before this weeks session OF
council.
Attend Camp Meeting
Many Of the local people are IN
Moundsville attending the camp meet
ings that are being held this week 1ha
meetings are being held on the camp
Grounds and are always well ATTENDED
by the McMcchen people.
Barber shops Closed
Owing TO tho agreement Of the Barber
Unions OF this district, the barber shops
Of tho town were closed yesterday.
! This was the annual picnic day OF the
BARRIERS but this time the BARRIERS did
not hold their annual picnic although
the shops were closed all day
Mo1xschan Briefs
Miss Julia Flanagan of Tenth street
returned home after spending nonth
visiting relatives in Clarksbtrg.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Marshall nave
returned home after spending some time
visiting friends in Darlington.
Mrs. William Black has returned 10
her home at youngstown, after visiting
friends here for short time. .
Misses Helen and Florence HoucA VII!
leave Saturday for Sheperdstown where
they will spend some time visiting their
grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. James Yodes are visiting
| friends in Cambridge.
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PRODUCE MARKET
Wheeling, w. Va. August ;. q
T,EnEC,EI ELLIS & SONS co,
4 BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

nv Private Wire 10 \. f. Masten 4 co.
New York. Aug. S.-Prtce movements
n tho stock market to-day were some
wha, mixed but II can he said that the
list generally speaking maintained n
steady tone. More attention seemed I"
be paid 20 reports indicating that the
shortage Of fuel Is beginning TO make
Itself felt moro kcenly In operations In
the steel industry and this had re-
,training influence on constructive ef-
forts. Another reduction was announced
IN gasoline prices and also In certain
GRADES Of crude oil but me oil shares
did no. seem TO be much affected by the
foregoing
Talk Of reduction in ocean frcigh'
rates found reflection In pressure
against some OF tho shipping shares
The continued uncertainty with re-
srect 10 the domestic labor situation IS
ororatinS at the present time TO restrain
aggressive efforts in the stock market
nut rho g,tion OF the list would seem 70
warran, the beicfl that quotations mighi
nrove rather sensitive 10 any dcrlnIt"
occurrences Of fayorabl" Interpretation
In the labor situation.
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RAIL SECURITIES
IN BRITISH DEMAND
bond Market Radiates Investors Con
fidence in Early End OF The
. Railroad Strike

%au York. Aug. %-lnvcStorS' CONT
d.,ce in ;hr successful outcome or the
railroad strike was reflected IN the
hrIsk demand for railroad securities III
,nday's bond market. which was strong
IN tone. French and other Europeai Il
tssucs also recovered from their recent
hcoyinass in rcSpuns" 10 the hiahi'I@a-
lion in foreign exchange rates.
s,rnrr features Of the rail group
,.r. Creat Northern IS which touched
nm a new high, Northern facINc
s,ves. New York Central flv"s' Ne"
work Ontario and Western reiundinH
rours. 81. Louis. Southwestern tours;
baltimore & Ohio gold fourS ana rem
.yIyania gold -. the two latter also
at new highs.
Third Avenue adjustment I've
coached their highest point IN seVerN
wears OH reports of prospective IT."
sumption in dividend payments, nut
tb,v weakened toward the close frehch
government 7iA's and 50 and inc var
ions French municipal issues were
firm together with ely of Prague
KS which s!umped perciptably yes
,.r5av ON the withdrawal or synolcate
,unnort Brazil scvenS we're at ne"
low and weakness was also shown IN
rho other issues Of that republic
1iher,y rriccs held firm, except Tor
~, inac,iyc first second conVcrthIe
fonr ouartcrs which dropped 20 points
nn,,.~s rerort that large blocks or I'D
49,. iesucs are being offered for sale
~ .hA coal mining districts inH!cau"s
Weakening Of the striking miners t"Sh
reserves. e.,
Total sales Orsr raiue) were ''"'-
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p1rrsnuRaH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh. Aug. S.-ncnnsylvan!a
Puresu OF )-OniOns: Pennsyl'
vani. and Iowa. 1oO-pound sacks. No. !
!?c5@2.5o.
Potatoes: Maryland and Virginia, bar
rels. No. !. $2.65G2.7b; New Jersey lj0'
pound sacks, No. !. $500 a ..25.
Apples: Bushel baskets Della wares
rrsrrnsteins. No. |. &.?5aIS5: No. >
7Jc; New York Duchess. No. J. Sl..Sq
1875: Michigan Duchess. No. l. E'aoN
$50.
Butter: Creamery, weston pfihts
asIs a4le; tubs. 5sncT7 aoc; Pennsylva.
MIA and Ohio. tubs. 35736c per rund.
Eggs: Freah select. % soc; current
receipts, o%T aSr or dozon.
Chercc: Full cream. ga -" PET
round
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Aug. 3.-(U. 5. Bureau Mar
sD-Cattle. receipts 10000, heci
steers closed mostly 10 Ia 10 cents
higher; top ycarl!ngs and yearHnS
steers and heifers sl0.75. bulk beer
steers $S754$lO5O: she stock steady to
strong. bulls steady 70 weak veal
calves - to 80 cents higher. stocKcrS
and feeders strous: bulk fat she STOCK
s5.S5@S7.G5. bulk bologna bulls $@'lo'
bulk desirable vealcrs to packers around
5000: bulk stockers and feeders E'''o
gSG.7J.
Hogs. receipts ~ Noo: choice lights
10 cents higher than Wednesday aver
age. top $l0.Sj for one load; heaH
butchers dull closed weak. "'o TO 900
mound average s9oGn $3.50. mixed ana
packing grades steady to weak lars''S
S7.T5@SS.G5: smooth handy nu''Hcf
kinds up 10 $3.50 estimated holdoV'F ~
600. r!gs strong $3.50 "a Sl0.5".
sheep. receipts 1".0Co. rat 'amos
tsrong 10 higher: spots on natives -
to % cents up: top natives Sl@'' 10 Guy
butchers; Slc.6J 10 packers; cui!S most
~ sS.5OTs9.OO: TOP western lam D
Slc 90: heep firm. top NJ native e"'S
s7c5. feeder lambs dull, top E-'SV.
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WELLSBURG
Miners Trials

Attorneys John. J. Conttf ana bernie
Uandlan Of Wheeling. rated among the
leaders OF the legal profession, nave
been engaged by tho county court OF
brooke county TO assist in tho prosecu-
ton of tho cases against more than 100
union miners alleged 10 have psrtlcl-
mated in n march on the Saledka mlno
AT Cllftonville on the morning OF July
II when Sheriff II. II. Duvall lost his
life I'm a gun battle following the 1ir-
Inr OF the mine tipplc.
A special grand jury VII convene on
Monday. August "A, and according 10 an
nninion given out to-day by Prosecuting
Attorney w. 8. Within. II Will require
frIlv a week for investigation OF evil
dance. Contrary to general opinion
nov existing, special session or the
court will not be called until late IN
cen,ember or early in October
Already more than 100 men are under
a-rest and many moro arrests are ex-
nectcd within the next week or ten days.
~ addition 70 the above named attor-
,sys prosecutor wilkins will be assist
~ nv former Prosecutor r. L. Ramsey.
mus arfording the state powerful ar
ray Of legal talent.
H1ke.
Tomorrow will witness another hike
q ba taken by the 7. NJ. c. A boys and
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Ms. BENWO0D
Surveyors Busy


Surveyors were busy all day ysster-
dav surveying Tenth street where IL IL
thought columns are to be placed Tor
tho support of the viaduct up the
street Activity has been shown lor
some time in the surveying OF the dlt-
ferent streets ;of the town and tho cili-
zens Of the town are showing 4 great
/ interest in the new bridge
The business men Of the town VINO
vera interested in tho bridge company
are going forward selling bonds Tor the
bridge and are making good SHOWING.
On the Bella!te side the officials OF the
comnanv have been doing remarkably
yell In the disposition OF the PONDS.
and 1, Is thought that the bridge WIZ
begin TO take form in very snort
time.
Dixie A c. to Play Stein A. G.
The Dixie A. c. team Will pray .'e
Stein A. c. team OF Wheeling on tne
South Benwood grounds SUNDAY ),
was reported that the Dixle team "ooiu
play tho Niles Of wheeling OUT 'hls
report was an error, owing TO mis-
! understanding early In the week. 1"'
| will be called at 5 o'clock
Bachelors Entertain
Members of the Bachelor club will en-
tertaip a number OF their friends at
their camp near Powhatan, Sunday.
Dancing and boating will be the main
features Of the day. At the noon hour
m. members will serve a light lunch
! con to the guests.
Saharas Entertain
Members Of the Sahara club VIII en-
| terrain a number OF their friends from
| Benwod at their camp, near woodland
Sunday. Dancing will be the main lea
| ture of the entertainment.
Xerries Entertain
, Members Of the Kerry club Will enter
tain number OF their friends Al theT
Camp in the Narrows. south Of McMech-
en-, Sunday. The camp Is situated IN
one OF the pretticst spots along the
! river and many of the friends or the
club spend several days there. a num-
Der OF the members OF the club have
spent their summer vacation at the
camp fishing as good sport Is TO be
had at this spot
Benwood Briefs
! Edward Flanagan was business VS.
/ !tor in Powhatan yesterday.
Carl Shorts OF Wheeling was bust
ness visitor in town yesterday.
e G; Kyle Of Bellaire was business"
! visitor IN town yesterday.
{. L. Springer Was business visitor
! In McMechen yesterday.
/ F.. J. Walker of Glendale was bust
{ ness visitor in town Yesterday.
! Mrs. W. Higgins OF Elm Grove WAS
! visiting AT the home OF her parents on
! Water street.
! b. !. Gardell spent yesterday in Dill
! lonvale on business.
! Andy Hahn has removed his family
, from his former home on Water street
/ 10 Moundsville.
! "Tubhy" Landcrs was hit with Dali
bat across the nose yesterday while
playing ball &. 80
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STOCK MARKET
TREND UPWARD
WALL. SrRHAr RETnsEcrs MORE
OPTIMISM ovnR THE sr&IKn
SITUATION
Mexican Petroleum Individual Feature
with Vet Gain 6t4 Points

New York. Aug. 3-Ths general trend
In tcday's restricted trading on the Ne"
York stock exchange was upward IN
ts-est crnterins IN the oil shares ana
few O. the high grade tndustrtais al
SpeeaAlt'eS for which there has been
good investment demand.
Wall streets optimistic riaw OF inc
strike situation and the Improvement
in foreign exchange were reflected ~
the strength OF opening prices. After
the overnight orders had been disposed
81. the market lapssd into pronounced
dullrcSs which was relieved during the
noon hour by an attack OF the snort IN
,ercs, However. good support was
forthcoming and prices rallied and helo
steady 70 the end.
Mexican Petroleum was Individual
feature showing 4 net gain or %
POINTS OF the day. Other foreign OTIS
strengthened IN sympathy. Domestic
oils advanced IN the face OK turthef
price cuts for crude oil and gasoline
~uhStant!al gains being recorded oE
Texas company. Cosden and PhiIIls re
.rolcum. This looked for strength was
attributed In some quarters to the GOV
crirE Of short contracts
Low grade rails were in good demand
Ch4C0SO u Akspu NAlsAAS NH''"'''o
silcious strength In this group, Other
rails held firm on limited dealings. he
ports have been current that many OF
tho high grade rail and industrial
tockss traded in recently have been &C
curnulated by strength interests and
withdrawn from the market. diminish
ing the floating supply. Sugar stocks
were strong on reports OF increased
A. nd r,Nf
and statistics indicating that the avail
able Cuban supply would be virtually
exhausted before the new crop Is ready
for aNe market Cuban American sugar
was 4 new high for the year and other
Issues OF that group hardened In sym
pathy.
Merchandising shares were IN gooc
demand. Woolworth. Julius Kaiser anc
Mallinson rising 70 new high levels
for 1922. Other strong spots were
American Car & Foundry; Federal Min
ing and Smelling. common and prefer
red: 81. Louis and Southwestern; In
tied Fruit and Western Union.
Shipping shares led by Internationa
Mercantile. preferred. and equipments
like American and Baldwin Locomo
tive. were inclined TO heaviness. Tota
sales Appropriated $4,000 shares.
Cali money opened and held at rou
percent. Time money was in fair de
mand with no change IN rates.
\ better tone prevailed IN the foreis'
exchange market. marked improvement
abroad being reflected here. Sterling
advanced l. OF point. while Conttnen
tai bills showed gain OF four to tel
points. German marks made recover.
Of over a cent. being quoted at las,
a hundred when the market closed
Canadian exchange was at 4 discoun
OF only 5-lS OF one per cent. new hisl
record
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. Aug. 3.-Forc'=n eArhahse
Great Britain. demand AA4M; cables
1 Az. sixty day bills on banks 4.i->t'
France. demand SO; cables S.2Cts'
Italy, demand $780,; cables 4''l.
Rclriu'm. demand 7.7Sl.: cables I. az
Germany, demand is; cables ~ y
Holland, demand $3.50: cables JH.o4'
Norway demand l1.lV.
Sweden. demand 2"oo.
Denmark, demand 2lih.
switzerland, demand 1900.
Spain. demand 1870.
Greece. demand 2S5.
Poland. demand OF a
Czecho Slovakia, demand 80
Argentine. demand 1926.
Brazil. demand 1870.
Montreal % Ills.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo. y. =, Aug. S.-Cattle:
Receipts. l5o head Steady to strong.
Calves: Receipts 800 head: 25 cents
higher, S5.oo1l2.25.
Hogs: Receipts 2.40o head. Slow.
Heavy, % cents lower. Heavy. Slo.0O9
1880; mixed, $4,000 1850: workers.
liKht workers. and pigs. %l1.75G1lSo:
roughS $s.0o9e.26: stags. S4.5065.50.
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 500 head.
IAmbs slow handy sheep. active
Prices unchanged.
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Aug. 3.--print cloths re.
acted 10 a basis OF 81 cents for 3Sh
inch, 6&-w, sixties, today, as n result
Of offerings from mills desiring to soil
SPOT goods Other cotton goods were
quiet Yarns were easy in second
hands while mills held steady. Raw
silk was steady, with trading quiet.
Continued steady sales OF wool dress
Goods ard fancy mems wear were re-
pnrted. Burlaps we're quiet
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prrrsBuRaH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh, Aug. 3.-hogS: heyet ~ =,
aOno head. Steady. ieaIics' s.,'vn ~
1o.a5; light workers. and pigs 'i'''V +"
1850. ,oo .,A
sheen and Lambs. Receipts 81" new"
Sheep. s5.?3: steady.
Lambs: $500; higher.
Caves: receipts. $50 hcady. steady
Ion Sll.G0.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo, Aug S--Wheat. cash Will
ccntcnber los: December l1Ok.
tIoyersecd prime cash Slo.'o' oc'o
her 10. 90; December lol3.
hlslke prime cash $1,000; October
o.?5; December s.e5.
Timothy. prime cash Sc''' sep'c"
her . s.: October $50.
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,,rrER EGGS, CHEESE

New York. Aug. S.--Butter steady re-
cetpts l5.OS@. ,,,o r,
gathered flrsts % -.
cheese irregular, receipts ".2"5.
live and dressed poultry STEADY
n-Ices unchanged.
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CALL MONEY

New York. Aug. 3.-Call money easier
Nigh !; low 4; ruling rate 4; closing bid
!. offered At A.; last loan 4; call loans
against acccptances ~; time loans hrm
sfyty and ninety days /, six months ~
n-ime mercantile paper "A a..
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Aug. 3.--Desrite big export
buying, wheat averaged lower In price
today. touching fresh bottom record
for the Gasop. Selling pressure from
tho new crop was heavy. The market
closed unsettled at half-ccnt net decline
to &c advance. with September Sl.p5 d
10 Sl.05ls. and December H.o7% to
$l.07ia. Corn finished unchanged L"
&C down Oats lost a shad" L. sc ana
&c. aud provisions &C 70 2@r.
The close:
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r.1aERTY BONDS.

New York. Aug 3.-Librrty 3is
90: second tours l0o.62; frst "a
lnI.4i: second AIS 10000; ih'rd
lOO.62: fourth 4h's 1915 N'c,orE
49, unra,Icd 10000 do called 1"o.5O.
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LARD

New York. Aug. 3.--l.ard. frm Mi"'
dlewpat. s!9.QN Tl2lO. other art'c'eS
unchanged.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. w. Va, Aug. 5. "a
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. z
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF W. Va. Bldg.
SHOCKS. Open. High. Low. Eloaa.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. w Va, Aug. :. 80.
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S(asten < Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Sank
~ " bldg
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

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MasteH { Co. members New YORK Stock
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OF W. Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling. w. Va. Aug. 3, 80.
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Masten & Co. members New York stock
Exchange, Second floor National Bank
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

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Nasten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
- " Va JSldx
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N, Y. CURB MARKET

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E%cbanre. Second floor National Bonk
OF W. Va Bldg.
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LOCAL MARKET

wheeling. ". Va aug. :, -.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange Compiled for The Inte!n-
1encer
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CRUDE OH.

OF city. Pa. Aug. S.-Crsdtt balances
s3nn Runs August !, ~. ca5. shipments
August | and >, 70,SSo.
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voolworth ..l7o uSohlTs llSoH
Bonds: .....
FRS, 3i.G .tlOlO6l0lO6l tlOl
Third 4I. lo056loO64 lO05Sil oOS2
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