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The Crittenden press., 1922-03-17

Mr. Roy Slsco went 10 Crayne
Wedne day to visit Mr. Clifford Paris.
Mr A. }. Baker vas a business yis-
iior At Princeton "Wednesday.
Mf and Mrs y. V. Stone went 70
Rosi,lare lll Wednesday 10 visit rel.
aiives
e l. Cassady lsfi Wednesday for
neiplt ou business.
sliek Frazer left Wednesday for
S. Petersburg. Pa 90 play ball
this 1ason.
Miss Susie Boyd went 10 Clay 10 vis-
u the family of 2 Vanhoosier We'd.
nesday.
Mu. lola Turner and children. of
Providence. who havs been visiting
the family of their father and grand
father. John " Hughes. returned
home Wednesday.
Mr and Mr.. r. n. Kemp. u Hop.
k.nsville. who attended the funeral
services of Mu Kemps mother. Mrs.
Eallne Fox, returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mr. Geo. X. ". Gass went
o. Frcdonia Wednesday 10 visit Mrs.
Gsss' father. Mathew Henry.
Mrs. Virgil Moore and son. Jim Al.
of Madiaonyille. who have been visit.
inr relatives In the city, returned
home "Wednesday.
Mrs. Raird Aecc went to Crayns
Wednesday 10 visit her mother. Mrs
Alio, Paris, and brother Esion Hughes
who ars 90 ~ the flu
Mr. 4 Hunt, of the Crayne section,
was a Marion visitor "Wednesday.
Nf Willard nauFhtrey. u Chicago.
b. spending a fcv days with hts par,
snis NJ and Mrs. c. A. Daughtrey
Mr Carlisle FoS. of Cobb. vas 10
ths 1Iiy Monday b. attend the funera
|of hs mother Mr. Evellne Fox.
/ cts iudrc A. N Gilbert WIN ha.
been 90 II fu. s able o. b. In hls ~
'fice again.
Mu A. 4. Lamb and daughter. Mis-
Jewell lamb went 90 CLAY WEDNESDAY
To visit the family of J W Nall
nr J. v HAYDEN Of Salem wa
in the city Monday curoute hom
from Dawson Spring.
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-17
EGGS FOR HATcHING

Full bloodsd Rhode Island Red eggs
for Matching. 500 per rs.
MRS. r. +. WILBORN
Telephone %. Marion, Ky.
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-17
nR QulREN DlRs
N COLORADO

nr r y Quirey, Formerly ~
Sullivan died Tuesday 81 Denver.
.Colorado. vhefv b. had lived for
several years, hcfing b benefit bic
health lls rsmains were hroughi
back fot burial
furfal services were held a. the
home of be- brother. Wil Quirsy. At
Sullivan. eondueied BY Rev " T.
Oakley. after which he hody vas
taken io Suris ~ Iuiermsui
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-17

A. many of you knov ihs County
Agent work Will hs continued for he
year 1922 This vork will b. more
extensive this nesi year than il has
been IN ihs past n you are noi ac.
qualnisi with the County Aren't eoms
In some Saturday and mesi him. ~
is anxious % know you Tho County
Agent wishes % thanh svsryons vho
helped In The support u County Agent
vuft IN Criiisnden county
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-17

n X luion. ~ Marion. va in tho
city Friday and Saturday, says the
Providence Enterprise
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-17

The Farmers and Merchants naut
a. Tolu will again spansof iuuior
Agricultural Cluh and for he coming
ysar thsrs will h. pruieca boz corn.
pir rrovinE. haby besf, sheep and
poulty Ths one pfoiest that b.
starting nav D. ths lzluliry wuft and
al interested iuniau arr urr.d a.
rst in touch with NJ Grimss right
away Rhods Island Ret haichiug
srgs Gill hs Distributed on ihs return
pullst plan b. club members, starting
on saturday. Maf,h o. az he hank
THIS Junior Agricultural Club uofk
b. a splendid thing iof an children b..
tween ihs agss n 90 and u o. h. boz
Thsy learn better msthotf ln live.
stosk care. take more interest in
farming and viil 81 one result make
better usidsnts ~ tfittsndsn ouun.
o. A Junior Club Camp uill ~
held in he county ihs yeaf unsisT
ths supervision u ihe Junior Club
Department ~ ne University n ksn.
tucky b which all eluh msmhsfa are
eligible THIS camp vin h. ths
greatest camp u h. klnd sysf bold iu
ihs county u will b. held ne lat
isr part u luly Il present plans bold
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-17

The County Ascent wu b. absent
from biz odics Saturday March 18th
lls all h. a. ths Tolu Hanl that day
With he Junior club msmhsfa
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-17

net George Cas- and Ar Gau.
.of Bussrll,llic. who hs,, hctu visit
nE Mr Gau' parents. ar and Mrs
Isaac Gass. i,fi for home "Wednesday
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-17

sliek Frazer lcf Wednesday for
S. Petersburg, Pa 20 play ball
this aason.
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-17

Miss Susie Boyd went 10 Clay to vis-
li the family of J 2 Vanhoosier Wed.
nssday.
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-17

Mu lola Turner and children. Of
Providence. who have been visiting
the family of their father and grand
father, John " Hughes. returned
home wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
BIG SURGE FORWARD
IN June BUILDING.

June building returns to Bradstreets
point 70 another surge forward IN th!s
Industry. tho gain indicated In that
month over the corrected record tota!
for May pointing TO new high record
having been rolled up in the sixth
month Of this year Thus returns from
l4l cities of the United States for Juno
shows a. total value OF construction per
mitted for Of s21S,674.44e. as against
t2Os.S14,ol5 at the Identical cities IN
May and sl27.671,27S for the same ciNes
In June q year ago There Is here lnol-
Gated a gain of sd per cent over the
Nav total and OF ia per cent over the
juno, 1921. total Heavy gains arc
shown by every group Of cities over
June a year ago. while. as compared
with May, small decreases are noted In
the western. northwestern and SOUTH
western groups. which are, however
more than offset by pronounced gains
In the New England and middle Atlantic
rroups and smaller increases In the
south and far west.
The total for the second quarter or
1922 s6SS.56S.231. marks gain OF 81
per cent over the high record first quar-
ter OF this year and Of 6S.7 per cent
nboye that recorded In the second quar-
ter Of 1921. This second quarters total'
II might be noted. Is slightly ineNcess
Of the total for the combined first and
second quarters OF 1921. This total for
tho half year. with % cities yet to be
heard from az to June, Is $1,000. 99S,472,
again Of 75.9 per cent over the liks
period last year.
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PRODUCE MARKET
wheeling, w. Va. July u, -
nEORlE ELLIS & SONS CO.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. July 12.-(U. S. Bureau OF
Economics) Cattle re-
ceipts 10000. active; beef steers
strong: desira BILE corn fed 10 cents to
20 cents higher; top heavy 1850; top
long yearlings 1880: bulk beef steers
Q 90 1o.I5; she stock generally steady;
choice corn fed cows and heifers strong
to shade higher; bulls, calves and stock
ers unchanged; bulk butcher she stocN
b.6o@7.5o; bulk Gamers and cutters
eon6ss5: bologna bulls 5.o0SS26;
best heavy bolognas 6.35@R46; veal
Calves s.6o8Io.oo.
Hogs receipts 10000; opened ten
cents 10 fifteen cents higher on better
grades, closing with most OF early ad-
vance lost. others slow. steady TO 10
cents higher: top early 11.l6. late ll.o6;
bulk good butchers 1o.so@ 1l.o6; pigs
strong, s.76@lo.26; holdover moderate.
Sheep. receipts $4,000; strong to 70
cents higher; top native lambs 1870
best western 1925; feeder ends 1900;
fat ewes mostly S.oo@7.oo; one deck
of dry fed 7.5l pound yearlinEs 1925.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
FIRMER TONE IN
THE BOND MARKET

Now York, July 12-The frmer tone
and broader scope OF today's bond mar
ket resulted In part from better TOT
nirn advices and the upward treno vi
stocks.
Liberties again ranged higher. out no
new records were made in that list. I'M
movement IN foreign exchanges exteno-
Cd m European war fiotations, notn
E>rench and Belgian government -
and SIS making further recovery AFo''
Mondays sharp declines
Several OF the French municipals az
we'll as Danish SIS. Copenhagen eh s.
czecho Slovakian SIS Brazil SIS and Ar
pontine SIS were factionally mgher'
Netherlands e's sustaining slight set
back.
Buying by substantial interests was
rotcd in the domestic rails. notably Al
chiso, Is: Chesapeake & Ohio convert
Ihls Ks. Pennsylvania 5's. Kansas Clty
southern as. Seaooard adjustment s.
Missouri. Kansas & Texas nrst : s. an"
illinois Central refunding MS
Several of the industrials LOST GROUND
censral Electric 5's falling ono point
whiI, Republic SIS declined IN points:
Total sales (pnr valued aggregated
s16.3a3, 900. .u-,+-
Thn one noteworthy new underwr,'-
Ing Of the day was the Kingdom oi I.s
Netherlands 15o, 100000 siI per cont
ruI,aer loan for which goo invest
rcnt demand was reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
STOCK MARKET
OU|CKENS PACE

New York, July l2.-Fupdamental
conditions favored the further advance
OF prices and qulcksned peace TO today
financial markets. Developments In the
labor situation were reassuring and the
hIrher range OF international currencles
denoted less tension abroad.
Industrial conditions in New EnSad
were reported TO be almost normal es-
pecially In the textile and leather trades.
steel figures disclosed a larger output
OF finished material. metal prices hard
ened and automobile production was
maintained At the high lnYels attaineo
during the spring months
Cali money relaxed 70 the lowest
rate so FAR this month. local reserves
being augmented by receipts from IN,
terror banks. Renewals. NJ 80 and ~
day loans At per cent were Freely fnaos
where good collateral was offered
Studebaker and General Asphalt again
featur~l the days operations AT Ine
years top prices and American Ice win
In easy distance OF It's maximum lot
that period other leaders OF the rlse'
which reflected little public paracipa-
tion included most OF the foreign OILS.
hirh grade equipments and copper Ieao
and zinc stocks.
Rails came TO the fore At midday
Three C'S. common and pretetreu anu
many Of the western and southwestern
divisions scoring extreme advances OF
70 ~ points. CoAlers Jagged. however
presumably as a result OF advices whicn
showed that movements OF SOFT coai
from Kentucky and West virginia nSo
fallen almost so per cent. in the last
few days 40
Although demand tomas dropped 10 ia
ner cent in the last half hour. that per
ioa was marked by heavy selling for
profits Extreme reactions OF l TO :
noI,ts occurred in Mexican Petroleum.
General Asphalt. Crucihle and Cur
states steels. Studebaker and several Oh
the minor industrials and specialles'
RaIls also gave way moderately but raj
lied on the strength shown by baltimore
and Ohio.
sales amounted to seS.Ooo shares.
French and Belgium remittances were
carried about 20 points higher IN the
early rally OF foreign exchanges anu
German marks gained points nut the
british rate was barely steady and most
neutrals forfeited to points
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
SUGAR MARKET

New York. July 1.-THE raw sugar
market was easier with spot Cuoas de-
clining TO the basis OF 4.s3 for centr'-
fugal, while July SHIPMENT was un-
changed. asked 3M cents cost and
freight equal to AsS for centrifugal:
There were sales Of $4,000 bags OF
Cubas from store to local refner ana
IS. 900 bags of Cubas for July shipmehL
TO operators at quoted prices
Tho raw sugar futures market was
easier under scattered LIQUIDATION
prompted by the unsettled feellne III
Tho snot market. At the lowest. prices
were 8 to s points below the previous
close, but rallied partially on covering
near the close with net losses LOT the
day to 4 points, July 3.37; September
AZ. December 3.4e: March 3.l9.
Tho market for refined sugar was un-
Tho market for refined sugar was I'M
changed at $3.50 to $50 for fine gran,
ulated with business quiet. Refined
futures nominal Closing July STU:
eptember G.e5: December 6.S6.
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UN|ON70WN, 0.

Tho members of the Young Peoples
Christian Union Of the local United
Presbyterian church. will give social
in the basement Of their church. on
Friday evening, July IA. Lunch Will
he served. all are invited both old and
Young, come and spend an enJoyaoie
evening together.
Picnic Given
The members Of the Junior and Senior
Needlework Club Of the Farm Bureau
held a picnic at the homo OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. John L. Cunard. near town on sat
urday. The farm bureau OF which this
Is a unit Is composed Of the farmers
and their families, which reside around
Flushing, including those west OF town.
An enjoyable day was spent together
in needlework. at noon basket picnic
dinner was enjoyed in the shade, near
the Cunard home. In tho afternoon
program was carried out. with q snort
business meeting Mrs Cortland Bro
kaw and Miss Mabel Campbell. two OK
the leaders being unable to attend, MIS-
Clarence White was tho only leader
present. All find that tho information
and instruction, which Is given In this
way is very helpful and also profitable
especially among the juniors, al nam
her are learning the art Of dress-nakinE
with these lessons Those present
were: Mrs Clarence White and Mrs..
Cunard. Misses Mary Cow. Margaret
Howell. Lena Davis, Martha Cow. Burd-
ena Howell. Elma Walls, Opal Fears,
Agnes Cow, Elsie Howell. Margaret
Gears. Gladys Cunard, being members
and Miss Mary Taylor. q niece, and
Miss Mildred HUH, friend Of Mrs.
Cunard were also present.
Untontown BrtsfA
Glenn Johnston an employe OF tho
East Ohio Gas Company. being employ
ed at the office here, and family !resid-
ing at Cassville, O.. was accompanied
one day recently by his wife and three
daughters, who took dinner with Mrs.
Sarah Lee. and spending the remainder
Of the time, calling among old friends,
as they were former residents here.
Mrs. Bert Gilman and daughters.
Misses Ethel. Gertrude, and Gladys,
and sons, Harold. Clyde, and Clarence,
of near Morristown. o., spent one day
the first of the week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs William Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bowers and little
niece Ethel Brown. returned to their
home at Glencoe. the latter part of tho
week after a pleasant visit at the home
of Mrs. Bowers aunt Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Foreman. cav
Mr. and Mrs. John Cunard. and
daughter, Miss Gladys, and son willard.
spent Monday at the home OF Mrs. Cum
ards brother. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Walker, residents Of near Lafferty.
T. B. Grimes was a business caller
at Yorkville. on Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Gregory has been quite
III at her home, near town.
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LOGAN AND BRYAN'S
CLOSING L e T Z b
cBy Private wire 10 A. T. aGAsten c.

CBy Private wiro 10 A. T. Masten & Co.
New York. July 12.-There was
moro aggressive class buying In the
stock market than has been the case
In quite a few sessions and the under
tone Of the whole list was strong
throughout practically the entire sos
sion. Sentiment was helped consider
ably by tho firm stand which the presi-
dent appears to have taken with respect
to tho labor difficulties which the coun-
try Is now encounterinS and hopes wcro
freely expressed that n speedy solution
would DO found.
There seems to be a more cheerful
feeling with respect 10 the immediate
course Of stock market prices ard 1t
would not me surprising TO sec further
betterment
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THIRTEEN

at New Concord on the Fourth OF July.
A pleasant day was spent
Miss Gladys Clark OF Pennsylvania y
spending some time with her 1rieho'
Miss Laura Perkins.
Mss CornelIa Vickers has returned
from a two weeks visit with frleno1 II
St. Clairsville and Lloydsville. =
MIS- Martha Hoge spent week re-
contly with her sister, Mrs. Clarinoa
Spencer at Cool Hill.
W. w. Lucas was business caller
at Bellaire on Monday.
Rev. Cyril Houston and son OF near
Adriondac Mountains New York. arrlV-
ed here on Monday to spend their vaod-
ton with relatives and friends. MIS-
Houston and little daughter nave oeen
here some time. She was formerly MISS
Anna B. Wilson Of this place, and has
many friends here who are glad TO see
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
EunsoN moroR COMPANY

All former records were broken ny
the Hudson Motor company IN June IN
the point Of sales OF Its cars. Inc
actual figures for June have not yet
been made public. but II was said yes
terday that sales for the nrst SIX
months NJ 1922 amounted 70 e5 per cent
NJ ,he sales for the same period Of 1890.
the companys best year. 1t Is estimated
that by September the 1920 records
will have been broken for the eight
months period on a basis Of present op-
.ratIons and sales July sales. II Is esti-
mated. will exceed July Of 1890 ny IL
DER cent, with the production for Au-
gust up 80 per cent over the same month
two years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
xoRRIaN EXCHANGE

New York. July l2.--Forcign exchange
Arm. Great Britain. demand +.43&.
cables &44, 60-day bills on banks
AJAX; France. demand S.26h. cables
s.27; Italy. demand 4.52la, cables t.5S;
Belgium, demand 1851. cables 1855;
Germany, demand PIN, cables .23% );
Holland, demand $3.50. cables 1885;
Norway. demand 1897: Sweden. demand
$3.50: Denmark. demand 2l.45: Switzer-
land, demand 1915: Spain. demand
1887; Greece, demand 400; Poland. de-
nand .02; CZechc-Slovakia, demand 2.17;
Argentine, demand 1857; Brazil. demand
1882: Montreal. .s8E.
Germany demand advanced TO .24&
cables .24H In the late dealings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
mEw HAvEN,s HALF YEAR

It IS estimated that the New haven
railroads. deflctt after charges for the
nrst six months Of 1922 will be approx
mately 100000. OF which sSlO'oe3 VIII
have been incurred in the second quar-
ter. almost directly attributable to the
coal strike The showing will contrast
with n Anal deficit Of S12.6o5.os7 in the
first half Of 1921. With Its fVe year
averages indicating that the New Haven
earns about SIS per cent of years in
come in the last six months OF the year
Its outlook gives promise that the In
come OF the year will about cover It's
nxed charges. One Of tho chief problems
confronting the management Is tho e3-
cessive number Of freight cars IN PAD
order. At present the number of such
cars IN need Of repairs Is approximately
10000 out OF $4,000 freight cars owned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
aEnERnn, MOTORS EARNrras

Earnings Of the General Motors cor
poration for the first six months or this
year are estimated to have been between
a., ooo, 900 and ss3.o0N.0oo after all
charges. compared with &13.ooo,ooo after
normal depreciation in the correspond.
ing period of last year. Earnings OF
the frst quarter amounted to a little
under 31o.ooO,0oo. but IN the second
three months period It IS estimated that
total profits were around s23,ooo,ooo.
The total output for the second quarter
was about 1900 cars, trucks and trac-
tors, which compares with only about
So. 900 units In the initial quarter OF tho
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
steel. MERaER HHAR1Na JULY 10

Since tho disappearance from the
Curb Exchange OF the when issued
shares OF the North American steel
company the Street has been wonder
ing just what progress has been maze
In the plans for merging the constitu-
emit compan!es-1Midvale, Republic ana
Inland 1t was learned yesterday that
the sponsors of the merger have oeeh
quietly making progress, but have peeh
unable to make and further announce
ment because Of the Investigations OF
the consolidation being made by the
Federal Trade commission and the De-
partment Of Justice. The next impor-
tant development will be the hearing
set for July 10 before the Federal
Trade commission. after which 1t IS
expected the commission Will make
known Its attitude regarding the mer-
ger.
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BONDS.
Total sales so5.sOo shares.
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

East Buffalo. n. Y, July l2.-Cattle.
receipts so; steady.
Calves. receipts 200: SO cents lower.
s5.0oGs1S.0o.
Hogs. receipts $4,000; strong on light
good steady to 10 cents lower; heavy
s1l.15RSl125: mixed $11.60RS11.75:
workers Sll.T51s11.SS: light workers.
and pigs s12.00: roughs $500 @$s.26:
stays s5.0o8$16.oo.
. shop and lambs. receipts 200: lambs
30 cents higher: lambs s6.oo9$16.oo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
1uTTER, EGGS, CHEESE

New York, July 12-Butter-Frmer.
Receipts, 1887. Creamery higher than
extras, s7h33Sc; creamery extras (s2
score), SIC.
Eggs irregular. Receipts. 2l,227,
Now Jersey hennery whites. extra fancy
uncandled selections. 4l0t4c; state
nearby and nearby western nennery
whites, firsts to extras, 500 Ale; state
and nearby gathered browns and mixed
colors, frsts to extras. 2Shs o. &c.
Cheese - Barely steady. Receipts
. 101
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PrrrsBuRaH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh July 12.-CPennsylvania
Bureau OF Enthusiastically products
unchanged.
Potatoes-Pcr barrel: No. l Virginia.
$500: MarylandS S3.S5 q 40.
Apples-Per bushel basket: Delawares
No. / Trnnsparents, H.75a2oo; Ohios
No. Duchess. 32.oo33l6; Illinois NO
Transparents. $2009225.
Onions-Per bushel hamper; NO.
Yellow V!rginias. .663l.75; New Jer-
seys. S1.so@2.O0. Home grown per
dozen punches. - cents.
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DRY GOODS

Nav York. July 1.-THE American
WOODEN COMPANY announced today that
~ would open some OF It's spring I'VE
lncs of fabrics next Monday. Cotton
goods were unchanged in the markets
today. The knit goods market was
better following naming OF new prices.
Broad silk market showed gains. Bur
LAPS were quiet with sellers onerins
concessions.
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prrrgBURGH LIVE STOCK.

Pittsburgh. July 1:.-Hogs. receipts
900: higher Heavies S1l.6O&$ll AZ:
heavy and light workers. and pigs sllSo
Qsl1.9O.
sheep and lambs receipts 300; steady :
sheep $3.50; lambs sl4.oO.
Calves. receipts 100; higher; TOP
1900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
NEWS OF BUSINESS
AnrER1oAr WATER WORKS

Gross operating earnings or tho
American Water Works and Electric
company and subsidiary companies, In
Guiding the West Penn company. for
the II months ended May 81 last,
amounted to $19,S74,24S, according to
figures made public yesterday, an In
crease Of $24,3S7 compared with the
preceding year. Operating expenses
taxes and depreciation amounted to
Sl3.245,S01, a decrease Of S9S2,52l, leav-
Ing net earnings Of s6,62s356, an In
crease Of sl,0O6.909 Net income after
all deductions amounted to N.io'94V'
an increase Of s2S9926 over the pre-
cooling IL months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. Ohio. July l2.-"heat cash
s1.16; July 31.16A; September Sl'le1 a :
December s1.1s.
Cioverseed, prime cash SlS'oo' oc-
tobcr $1,000: December lo.Sb'
Alsike, prime cash SlO.1s; Ausus'
October $l0.7b.
Timothy, prime cash $2.7o; Sep'cm-
her sass; October 1855.
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Marland OIL Co-Transfer books close
August 81. for y cash dividend or III
share, payable Sept 80.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.-Transfer BOOKS
dend. payable July 30.
Sterling Prod. (Inc.)-Tranafer books
close July Is for 76c a share 70 stock
holders OF record payable August l.
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DIES OF LocKJAw

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
East Liverpool. o.. July 12-As re-
suit Of tetanus which developed from
a burn on the hand. due to fireworks
accident on the Fourth Of July. Stephen
-. son of Joseph Stagani. 81 Toronto.
Ohio, died in the East Liverpool hos
pital today.
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CHICAGO DAIRY.

Chicago. July 12.-Butter lower
c-esmery extras 35c; frsts 329a4c; Soc
onds 3o9s1c: standards 35c-
EgEs unchanged. receipts lS''1t
cases: poultry lower fowls 2Si1c' oro''-
.rs 2S687c; roosters lave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
GALL MONEY

New York, July 12.-Can money
easy; high az. low 3l%, ruling rate
~. closing bid az. offered at 3A. last
loan az. call loans against acceptanees
az. Tine loans. steady: so days ~
% days AZ. six months "a. Prime
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