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Women who manage their. affairs
William P. Bonbright & Co.
incorporated
ID Wall Street, New York

ID Wall Street, New York
During the Temporary absence abroad Of Miss Alice
Carpenter our Womens Department will be in charge
of Miss Margaret Stackpoe of our Boston Office.
We solicit correspondence from women interested IN
safe investments and will send request our pam
phlet W /, booklet of Importance to Women Who
Manage Their Affairs.
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Carrot Croquettes.

Peel carrots and cook until tender.
Mash through a sieve, and to each pint
add the beaten yolk of one egg, Ia
blespoonful of melted butter and pep
per and salt. Chill thoroughly, shape
into croquettes, dip in eggs and crumbs
and fry in deep fat. Drain and serve
very hot.
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Carrots Saute.

Carrots Sdult.
Peel carrots, cut in dice. boil in salt
cd water for thirty minutes. Drain and
cover with one cup Of beef stock. Cook
until stock is nearly evaporated, add a
small piece Of butter and serve.
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never found myself so heartily IN
agreement with the b. of Z. | agreed
absolutely with both sides.
But think Mrs. Dunphy should have
her pension. If she has worked well
she certainly should have it, and if she
has done badly she should not be
punished now for our gross negligence
in leaving her in q position she could
not FILL
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BY FRANCES ENGLAND.

1.-THE Investigators have told us all
about the upstate canneries'
They have told us about the REX
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Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine OF Pittsburgh.
are the guests OF their daughter. Mrs. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morris and fam
lly. OF McMechen. spent sunday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Morris.
Rev. A. G. Rife has purchased the
Adam Hawk farm, In Winding. Jackson
county. recently
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Fisher were visit
Ing relatives At StlN sr Side. on sunday
Mrs. william scamon and daughIer.
sara. Of Wheeling. are the guests u
Mrs. William ClatOr.
Mrs. Emma Robinson OF Beelers sta
tion spent sunday at the home OF Air.
and Mrs. u. W. Allen.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Pleas
home OF Mrs. Joseph Archoy on Thurs-
The Bethlehem Neighborhood Bible
class viii meet az the chapel this morn
ing.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs August Wheel
CT daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blake and son.
Earl, were the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. j.
II. Ferguson on Sunday.
Edward Behrens. OF Morgantown. IL
spending some time at the some OF his
rather, G. ~. Behrens.
The work Of repairing and charging
the Pheasant Hill 81. +. church is pro-
The following were Sunday visitors nj
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. IL Schuber.
near Mozart: Mr. and Mrs. William Hart
and family. OF McAtechen: SIR. and Mrs
NJ. A. MARBLE. and daughter. Miss Ethel
Mr.. Emma White ana daughter Miss
Gene. Mrs. Harry Hemmann. Mrs. Onia
Bonar and Miss Callle Carnahan.
Two children OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Jerden are an.
on Wednesday evening the council Of
the Christ Lutheran church Will give an
entertainment al the church. Following
the program refreshments viii BE- served.
Tho Ladies' Air Society Of the SIT
I Mon NJ = church. will meet on Wed
ncsday at their hail. Mrs. r.. o. Carna-
han viii entertain.
Mrs. Harry Morris H. sick
Rev. -. /. Wilson delivered an inter-
csting sermon ~ the Allen Grove Pres
byterian church. on Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook. Of Gregus-
Vile. spent sunday with relatives here.
Leo Allen. Of Bridgeport spent the
week end et the u. W. Allen home
Two small children % Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Nemke, who have been iil are
improving
AIR. ana Mrs. T.. G. KIages and son.
Chester spcnt sunday at the home Of
William ElagcE.
The Ladies' Adult Bible class 81 the
Mt Dnvct sunday school will hold a
business meeting az the hall on neSt
Friday ct cninR.
The Sewing Circle Of tho Allen Grove
church viii meet on Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. Henry hcmke.
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70 a neighbor. who was suffering great
t@Ahs bat an Investigation failed 20 dis
49, 80 "a" tieauon and the woman
Neariy half a hundred relatives gath
sIea A. the home OF Mr.. Margaret kyer.
brsts ne sishtS.sS S 70 sSlP e. ,s.
lady big oid-fashioucd dinner va.
~ trNsd- In COMPOSITION with the event.
Function. and Miss Marrar.f 6.i
SSslghtSr or Prank Bell. q at Lake
aIN Nd, Vas solemnized az the Dyer
nome az ? o'clock By the Rev A
hlc nard sou. Of this city
after the completion o. Improvement /.
70 the value Of $4,000 aud the addltio,
q A splendid pipe organ. the sift 81
andreN Carnegie the Steel King. the
~. faels Msthedist church OF Grafton.
services Bishop Earl Cranston 81 haiti
noIe, Mas In charge and preached two
new ols, plpe organ recital on the
Mss Attie Jlman OF SistersVlIle. aS-i-t-
sd by John Marville. OF kitzmiller. Md
NeN. Homer Baumgartnor will deliver
one OF his famous lectures on Monday
hlght- The services OF the week viii
S SSnS THURSDAY With recital by the
a =. whslan. aged % died saturday
ai'Stneon al The home Of his sister. Mrs.
luries received a few hours earlier while
working a. a machiuist IN the focal
snops OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
fuod company While ofking about a
turn-tahle "a crank on a windiass sudden
Il flew round. striking Wheian above
We right eye and causing a fracture al
she hsse OF the brain. Arrangements
nsd been made 20 run sTecial train 10
tlarksourg to Eet him 10 a hospital hut
MS death occurred before the arrange
,nents could be made lie T. married and
here.
The reception given by the Domestic
Cclence a, q Art Departments Of the
brattou High School az the West Side
school building was a complete -uccees
Friday night and hundreds OF peopie
parents and friends Of the school child
had also exhibited their art work on
Friday afternoon
The alumni OF the Grafton High
scnool IL preparing for the annual base
nigh school boys Harry Curry and
CHARLES Sineel Of West virginia fTnIver-
n ,ny VII probably furnish the battery
material for the alumni.
The city board Of health has complet-
Ell the inspection Of two OF three OF the
CITY restaurants and viii continue the
work this week until all hotels and res
taurants will have been Inspected. Con
diuous we're found only fairly satfsfac-
tery and the city officials viii insist
'hat lmproNements be made NJ once.
towns Ia this state during the present
season have no beasts with the Co.,
en- hoof among the animsls in their mem
sEetle. This IS In response TO the ac-
tons Of the state agricultural denart-
ment. which believes that TN. foot-and-
mouth diseaS,e might be spread by the
After several hundred persons hunted
John Daugherty. aged 81. through the
,n,99ntains near Philippi FOR three days
We're brought into play. Daughertv re-
turned Friday night to his home miles
ahoNe Philppi. lie was violently insane
arrested and placed in taii until action
may be taken Ia his case
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SAND HILL

SAND HILL. W. Va. May 1O-Mrs
william DdEue Of West Finley. Pa. with
guests OF their brother Mr. AlouzO Win
ters. Thursday
Mr.. William Turner has returned home
aitcr q pleasant visit with his brother
Pennsylvania
Mrs. OHver. Geisler and daughter
Helen OF oklahoma. ohio CO.. were the
guests Of Mrs b. r. jefferson. Thurs
Mr. Albert Winters was business
caller In Elm Grove saturday.
Mr. and Airs. Norman Dagua Of Mt.
Union attended services here sunday az
tcrnoon.
Mr.. Isaac Davis returned home sat
urday after spending sometime with his
brother. ar. Nelson Davis OF Wheeling
who D. il
Mr.. william Bruce who has been ser
iourly 100 g. able TO De around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Wilson OF Golden
attended services here sunday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Kent was shopping In
wheeling saturday.
%, Mr Alonzo Winters was calling ia
wheeling on business Saturday.
Miss Laura McSabb Of Echo Point.
ana Mr. Harry lIEgls OF Elm Grove
were the guests uf the latters parsut-
Mr ana Mrs. David Biggie OF Mt Union
sunday.
Miss Margaret Becker Of near Mt TN
ION has returned home after a pleasant
visit with relatives Boz wheeling
Mr.. Dan s. Iufers Of Elm Grove and
friends Miss olive Wayt were the guests
~ his parents. ar. and Mrs. William
Winters. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hartrug 81 Mt
lulon were the guests 81 Mr. and Mrs
d. p. Jefferson Saturday
Messrs Lloyd Holmes and Harry guir-
lry ~ Peters Run attended prayer meet
Ing here sunday evening
MrH. John Davis b. the guest OF her
mother Mrs. Samuel Turner this week
The many fricrd- Of SIR. Nelson Davis
~ wheeling but formerly ~ fhls place
are sorry Co learn OF bis IIueHr
Mrs. Frank shepherd and daughter
Mrs. CharlUa EewuEa OF Blk wheeling
tDrnuuu.
Mrs. Louis Conrad o. Film Grove b. The
guest ~ her rrl nddnurhter Katherine
fiflrWiua this week
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WHEAT

CHICAGO May lo.-False rumors .ha.
some harm mad come 10 President yyu
son put sudden additional strain to-da,
on the wheat market while values were
tending downward owing TO continued
uncertainty as 10 whether the Lusitania
Tragedy would involve serious disturb
1nNe OF diplomatic and trade relations
~ ne market closed unsettled but wife
tne greater part Of the losses overcome
~ &C 70 lac under Saturday night
ltseL Corn finished 80 off 70 n ~ b. =.
OH. oats i +tc down TO &c Advance ami
provisions showing sc 10 gee decline.
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MaiorsvtlIe Rriefr

Geo Fields was business visitor nj
our village saturday.
..,Eiseeyy . Dunbar was She guest Of Mrs
E'l1aDeth Archer and family Saturday
W ". Campbell was looking oe,cr
business matters az Film Grove. Monday
Miss nelpha McGruder. Of Calls. I'll
the guest Or Miss L.uura Harsh
Ar and Nrs Mac crow AMI rsr,ffy
~ Grows Mlll. attended the fursr,
Wll Mfs Grow. sister. mra Downes. o..
Miss Dan, crow returned Thurgd.v
from pleasant. visit with nor uun.
Mr.. Hattie Archer OF West Alexander.
%. Jno crow spent "Wednesday and
IH,4ifsday, Win fIogperity .fr.cnt,
saturday and sunday with Viola rei5-
Sire orie cbedsster ana utu~ dsur-,.
Mrs Chichester VII stop IN nd Viola
.o- short visit with friends.
Mary FRYE attended the lursIe Funeral
Mics Alta Archer returned Saturday
and glcntale friends
Misa f.nrrr~r Carroll was the guest
Of Der cousin Miss iiareI Alley. SUNDAY
home Saturday nItsr closing tsrg auc-
cc.sfm tern NJ school % Glendale.
,, ~ a., hg[s. .s,.,.7Fi.F .' vs. a. Harsh BE-
sundag ssl,ic,- or salem. broke loose.
HFIuE tho rlr.
charlie .'...rrF spent sHfurIav with
Elm Grove frirnfa
Tom EwirE .uart saturday and sun
day with Hiuuwf aft friends.
Mrmaa WuEHre va. n HuafnrHe visitor
nf Cameron saturday.
Wayne carroll ana r.affra Mrrrnraf
Hui FLORENCE. ~ Nidfo. motorrd 90 this
place to nftrnd M0thrra Day eervirca.
80 Randolph uevett % Crows luu.
.HHH. r.
Mrs Elizabeth Clutter. ~ Wind Ridge.
who Fnr nrrn very fIf
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. W. Va. May 9-Ths ses-
riDu ~ Che circuit court has LARGELY
been occupied with the trial 81 the
criminal cases ou the docket and DO ls
probable that mo- chanCery cases will De-
tried. Oliver Minor was convicted "
shooting Philanfer o. BARTLETT RAY
Tucker was convicted of breaking AMI
entering uuildIuEH uf the MlGrnw Coal
company tt simpson. Marion EuuInauu
vac convict. Id uf setting tire fn H build
inH. steve ENGLAND plead guilty ou 70
Fetl larceny charge. SO sentences have
been Imposed hr fhe court HH vet
creed BARTLETT was placed ON trial
ghHfEfd with stealing a. horse from Cd
y. BARTLETT. or this county. NOR. than
year ego. An attorney was appointed
Co.. represent bin hF tho court Ha .ra had
np council The defense Hf once rlf..u
question ta 90 fho sanity of the as-
ruHrd uud n IurN wac called f1 -It Du Ius
case. AFTER 100 d"yH trial. durIrr which
prominent rnN .iDIIua off Harrison Ind
Taylor county examined the d.ffudr.t.
o." ttnIfN "i ltLft.ef was established
hU fne IurN. H1rtIaff W|II m. IIIUsU uu
TRIAL ur che fHfft charge Hf once.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NV YORK May Tuffer-.irr.
nottleu. rrnHmof. rnfrHa IG1 r.rr.t
2Fia,. DO fhiEher srorIrrI FUgrDf -
~ o. ESQ tfrt seconds lGff gGl.D
fEEa- STEADY. fresh rafHsra-r frfr..
q e ~ 900. STORAGE packed extra rrrfa
I'd p m lIr. trsfa GOA aIIr4r. raru-.r
packed extra hrsta 11WZliHr. nrata fsf.
n 4N'uC. nearby Irrn.fr whites nnr f1
nancy lan RI d.. uu browns 81 "a H1n
CHEESE. Steady. state whole H.ur
fresh specials JOS. Do atsrarr f.r'.
16f nIGac
flour -farv snriur rnfrrfs az f01
~ so. winter patents O. IHnT fn. uIrfar
g. Z0uTf0
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SHERRARD

X. n. Ashton delightfully."- snt.rtsin.s !.
heno-r 81 his friends la honor of ~
eeth birthday. The day Va. very pleas
s A,.s1 sp.nl and an elaborate dinner was
= q, kitte. AR. and Mrs J. n. Kiger.
ana NJ end Mira r. X. Ashton
M.-oamsss g :. helsley. J. n. ScuCe
W. FISHER. III. y. Cock. and ". hi sea
hriEht Misssa Mary = Ashton Ailcs
8enrcns. Alberta M1zena. Hufina kiEe-.
lula Mo@ena. and Minnie Behrens
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Vernon Earl Eiggle.

bernon Earl RigEle passed away at
me nome or his grandmother Mrs Rig
gle OF Washington. Pa. Saturday. May
= Death was due 60 tuberculosis Mr.
hltEle was promising youth Of as
MOOD, and was the stay and comfort of
MS aged, widowed grandmother. me
remains were shipped 10 the old family
burial ground a. the Mt. Hope ceme-
terry ~ Calls Monday afternoon wh.ru
ne was iaid % rest beside his mother.
VINO preceded him 90 the beyond about
one year ago. Mr.. HiEgle was "a native
on this community and has many friends
aliu itiatlEes mere. who are sorry ~
learn ~ hIs curly dcath.
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The WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

A hiEh pressure. fair ana cool u~..h.
- ara u central over the nrfo valley
thi- morning.. attended ~ ughf frozt-
IN tne northern sectionE
lQN pressure. warner weather ar~s
spreading rapidly =nufhN ard over
the Northwest aud upper valleys and
tfpdeiatc tsmrerNturss ard fair weather
also prevail Ia the nI4aie West an
southwest
tryst A. probable In the mountains TO-
hlEht hHt slightly higher TEN lssraturss
AZ probable an tnls section. "a Nlll b
earfner Tuesday. Pair weather Ma
continue.
Local data. Highest temperature v...
tefdays - degrees. lowest lat ufEhI az
oegrees. no rainfall
The Ohio In a. slsf-te, wtu .h,-..
out slightly during the next az hours.
II G HOWE
section Director
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GO TO THOMSON
Congregation Of Fourth street NJ. &
20 Attend Services hi New Edl
fee Tomorrow Niuht.

Dr a Vs. Mile. pastor Of Fourth
street Methodist Episcopal church.
announced. sunday night that the
prayer service for "wednesday ever.
inE N This week would Do cancelled
end all members and friends Of fhia
church are requested fo attend the
dedication service at the new Thorn
son church and hear Dr Frank W.
Luce. of Cleveland. o.
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Funeral services were held on Monday
over the remains OF the late Mrs. Eek
arr who died at the ohio Valley General
Hospital on Friday. The services were
held from the home OF her daughter.
AIRS. Thomas Eodie. and were conducted
BY Rev. A g. Eifrc. The remains were
taken 70 narkersbuFE for lntnrmnnf
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very impressive Mothers Day ser
vices were held at the salem NJ r
church. The pastor. Rev. Dunbar. IN his
Islk on reflections caused by Mothers
ta!i dehLered splendid cuiogy to
irene Whiteman ana the Foioe bv Mrs
~ g. johnson and Miss Fairy Harsh
were highly appreciated by ALI
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Annual Ssrmu

on next sunday afternoon at 3.OO
CLOCK hev. W. :. Dysinger OF the Eng
ish Lutheran church OF Wheeling will
deliver the annual commencement ser
mon 10 the graduates OF the high school
AZ me auditorium. The music will b.
furnished hy the male quartet OF the
Pleasant Hili church
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The Progressive Lyceum. OF Wheeling
creek, Will Eiyc a box and pie social At
the No. - school house. on "Wednesday
evening. May ~. \ fine program viii
be rendered. All kinds o frefreshments
viii be sold during the evening. Every
body II invited 10 attend.
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MAJORSYILLE
Samuel jackson.

MAJoRSNILLE. ". Va. MAY 10
samuel jackson. former resilient Of
thls section. passed away Saturday,
May :, AZ his home NJ Ponuiar
springs. W. Va. Mr JacH SONS death
was due 10 Pneumonia following an at
TACK or Ia grippe. He e. survived BY a
wife and several children
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a PROMINENT lady of fH. Second Ward
noticed como rlruIelHuH UfrrHue rIHa-
lnE Der house thie week ur their way
g. "a rHrIuE lu fNf NIN directly above
luFnefig1fni and found H large rHtkHre
which contained two dozen rfufs az iIu-
at end SMASHED 900 fHr bottles which
were lFluu Hu the ground UE fnr aurIrr.
some Uf DE thirsty ones about fHs rIfr
visited ODE Hr0f % little later AMI tho rr-
marks fhuf were made when they found
one liquor nI gone would hardly Dee
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The many friends OF Charlie steele.
.oI huntsville. will be pleased 90 learn
oi ne marriage during 10, past week
WIN MISS Eva Sprpwl-. also ~ Burns
suloyinE their honeymoon az parts un-
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STEUBENYILLB

STEUBENNILLE. o., May 1O.-H ].
kochert, OF this city, has been cOmmls-
STONED 10 distribute iron rings to Rll
who contributed 81 and over for the
beneht OF the widows and orphans OF
German soldiers willed In the present
war.
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A Mothers Day service was heid a.,
the bethlehem Union chapel on Snuday
afternoon Rev. ". : DysfnEer. of
hesiin preached en- excellent sermon
ana the service MAS very largely attend
80. Special music was rendered b the
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Artificial flowers for millinery are
being made 90 inclose tiny incandes-
cont lamps. which can be supplied
hidden inside their wearers hats
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In the case of the Home State Bank
W. Ray Nsmk o. M. house and two lots
az Amsterdam were sold hy the eherlff
tu Leroy Allen FOR $3.50.
Tho Congregational church was en-
powered Co cucumber real estate for
81. 900.
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IN Monday morning occurred the
1eath OF AIRS. Hester Drum al her home
near mere. Death wEs due to apopleVy.
she was member Of the Allen Grove
ffespy terrain church. Funeral arrange
ments are incomplete.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. ra.. May I0 Credit t,f.
enreH N is. Rune 1l.tf1. utrfarr -f.
10. Shipments ts.nea nerraae ta.sff.
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There are IN UnFava numerous
lakes. estimated 20 occupy one fourth
Of the total area. Hundreds Of these
bodies ~ water have n surface area
~ 20 % 100 square miles
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Attorney John u. Gardner will bo
married a. Toledo on Tuesday at D.
m. 20 Miss Elfua Grace. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Budd After a trip
To Chicago and other points they will
return and reside here
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George r Robinson. "a sheet mill EN-
gloye who was born IN Mercer county.
W. Va. ~ years ago. died suddenly al
has home here last night Of heart
trouble.
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WHEELING. W. Va. May 10 40.
tn ast4Nc i'itIsburgu STOCKS Corrected
daily by q. l.. Maat-n q Co. bankers
end brokers. National Exchange Bank
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Tho Berlin consular district de-
clarcd exports 10 the United states
aggreEatlnR s1755.C7t during the
January March quarter. 1915. AZ com.
pared with sf5tsf7G during the sim.
liar period On 1914
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WIN. g. DcnEer. 90 years. OF C'hicaro.
ersOn
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LOCAL STOCKS.


WHEELING. W. Va. Nay 10. IS
DAILY ou0tation List CT the wheeling
Stock Exchange.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. W. Va. May 10. 'IS'
hahse OF aStIVe stocks on the New
.os STOCK ENch-ngo. corrected daily bv
A. e. Masten a Co. b. okers' ~
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. May iO-Anothsr read
.1t1snt 81 ssiuss growing out of the
the stock market today. Prices la gen
srai Iell -Four % hfteen points. effaclng
ne greater part Of gains made ~ the
dauon. voluntary on the part OF nsrvous
clerAtorst and enforced by others whose
margins had suffered Increased Impair
ment. contributed To the recsdinK move
ment; which materially assisted bv an
s s,i, short interest and heavy
. Lowest prices were registered az mid
Gay. when the United States Steel cor
FOR April. showinE asrrssss N 5a ansii,ss
orders. Although the decrease Was sIiEht
~ proved disappointing In the sense thai
dent with this statement. the financial
district became flooded with alarming
washinstSS and abroad Ss conditions Z"
when ~ became apparent that these
hspor.. were without foundation. tbs
neaNy selling abated and prices gradu..a.
Greater steadiness marked the later
Nerishness and extreme caution 10 the
end. The closing Was heavy sales Of
stock segregated LAS 900 shares. Unit
Reading and Westinghouse making uI
almost 5s per cent Of the total.
bethlehem Steel and Westinghouse
Electric bore the brunt Of the attack :
upon war shares. the former making "A
H.I io ysr Or points and the latter four.
ings. lost as much as Bethlehem Steel
The strength % fthe investment situa-
ton was reflected In the sale OF the
greater part OF the t65 coo. 900 OF new
fennsylvania bonds offered By a svndi-
cate and the inquiry FOR the s25. goo. geo
Argentine hve year notes taken by our
bankers standard bonds and short time
notes were heavy az the outset. however
nut regAined sotne OF their losses later
Total ales OF bonds. par value. $3.50
goo. Various United States bonds mere
a TO y per cent lower ON call
Logan organs Closing Stock letter.
NEW YORK. May IO.-Distinct fever
lshness characterized dealings. Nervous
ness was acute. and the market was
forced TO contend with "a heavy accumu-
huon OF seiiiing orders. outside buy
ing was of meagre proportions. relative
~ speaking. and IL II quite apparent
mat confluence has been rudely snock-
'ed Until the contents OF Warrington /,
note 20 Berlin 4 made public and the
latters reply becomes matter OF re-
Sofd violent fluctuations are more than
likely TO D. experienced In the stock
- market ana consequently "a Il well 70
pursue judtctous course and have
commitments we'll protactcd as the
situation II so unusual that logic AMI
opinions count for little.