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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

AMELIA ORAMUS poszukuie Anieli
Suder; MECH sic zg}osl pnr. Hts
Indiana ave-, K~ensington, III. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

Duly fFontowy pok6j do wynajecia
2 osobnem wejSciem. 1926 Milyau-
kee ave-, 3cie pietro, front.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

zdolnego mezczyzny mowiace-
go pfynnie pc angielsku do Stano
wego Banku jake Paying Tel
Ter" .Tylko TAXI MECH sic zgfosi,
kt6ry juz poprzednio stanowisko
takowe zajmowaf. Zgfosie sic IL
stownie pod adres P. A.-Dzien-
mix Chicagoski. %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
DRoBNE 0GkoSzEMA DRoBNE OGIOSzENIA

GOMOZO WAS WYLECZY. sos n.
Ashland ave.
&c Tut.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
PR.ACA

POTRZEBA chlepca do ofisowej pra
cy. ZglosiG sic do D%ziennika Chica-
goSkiego. Ahh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

KRAWIEC pierwszej klasy posSuku-
je posady jake instructor Tub asys-
tent formana W surdutowej pracow-
nj. Zgloszenia J. Fabian Izakowski,
1859 Milwaukee v e Chicago. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

POTRZEBA sprzedawaczy doswiad-
genie ME potrzebne, ma caly Gas.
lub czeSciowo. Chicago Mutual Ca
sualty Co., 431 S. Dearborn ul. Po-
k6j 911-912. rs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

SKIAD do wynajecia ma Helenowie,
dobry ma .buczernie albo przystapie
do sp63ki. Zgfosic sic 1421 n. Ar
tesian ave. q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

POTRZEBA MEzCCNYZN DO PO-
MOCY w LEJARNI, SOC Ma GODHI
NE. BENDIXEN FOUNDRY CO., -
$500 BLOOMINGDALE AVE. 90
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

POTRZEBA 8 dobre kobiety do my
Cha nac7yn ,krotkie godziny. Dobra
7apIata. 500 W. North ave. u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

Dziewczat p~otrzeba Tub kobiet do
nauki przykrawania i szycia ubranka
do lalek. Pracownia ma p6lnocno-za-
chodniej stronie. Dobra sposobno$eV
2075 Ogden ave. %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

POTRZDBA kucharza. 1872 Mllwau-
'kee ave. 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

POTRZEBA klerka do apteki. Musi
bye doswiadczony. Zglosic sic 1875
Milwaukee ave. xxx
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
Garner of Texas is Against Cash Bonus
to Service Men But Favors Land Grant;
Others of State Endorse Plan, is Belief

intlon of the American people that
the men who served In the world war
would be- a source through which
Amerlcanltm aud patriotism would
be- intensified This hope and cspoc.
tdiiGn viii be- realized
The country b Inherent In Tie ser
I''e hams interest you cnnEui ~ "a
u Law that Is injurious 20 the SIi-
~ i'I iit brt nIriULH 20 III" sx
soldier therefore, say chat CGng,ess
can best help these men by PASSING
Wholesome and sound laws giving
them an opportunity 10 become more
cifi,irnt IN th'i' work aud honl"
nWr,rs, DOUBT n the iGcr, pay ucnl
81 uuc t30l ~ tlO0 H. each mbn
would greatly und - enhance hs
NheI,aniHn. ALL the rrhult Uf snCn
e policy ~ 10, "nc would 80 ~.
D,,sp the alle,pv no'yy taxes and
drp ru,,he t,' economic Nrurt, -
that ~ NoGll de- the men VII Oser,cl
~ Americd lfml and navy mJfc
hH M than gbuu."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24

ION In u round otonoms way aud at
tho same time finally result IN great
good Ia the nation.
Every forward looking man viii
admit that va far ~ possible all ser-
vice men--and all citizens for that
matter should own their own home.
therefore ! would enact legislation
that would give them nn Opportunity
10 purchase u home aud continue to
own and occupy H.
However, II h desirable that aa
many Of our citizens as possible
should be- proficient In some trade or
occupation. would, therefore, extend
the opportunity Tor vocational train
lng to all service men. THESE iva
laws would give each service man
who i now IN distress nm immedia,"
opportunity 10 better his condition
bv either procuring u home, "ither
rural or urban, ur 10 ut once attend
u school AT government oNpnsc'
whore he could provide himself u uRr
ml lie Of labor Those laws would
gIvo splendid opportunity To each
se,Nicc man aud would tend 10 make
r0rr patriotic and efficient citizens
l'omcowuers seldom belong to I W
~ ur kindred ORGANIZATIONS and $50
\ snW that the more efficient "a mni
may be- In his particular trade the
greater his productive power
Hopes Will H. Realized.
~ has beet the huIc and eNpcc'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
INV a n Tlmlnnnsl

Ivy ", ~ lllllnunhil
WASHINGTON. Mar. 80. While II
H. not definitely known how the ~
Texas Congressman Will stand on the
matter of bonuses to soldiers Of the
world war. II II probable that the ma
lority Of them viii FOLLOW the lead oi
Congressman John \. Carrier VINO
clearly stated his position IN "a state
mcnt saturday
Mr.. Garner declared that he would
oppose u cash bonus to soldiers nut
would favor providing means lof
them 10 obtain homes of Their own
aud would favor legislation assuring
vocational training
IL Position 10 speak.
Congressman Garner, ns member
Of the ways aud means committee,
which IN handling all soldier Tclicf
bills. IL IN u better position to speak
ON soldier legislation than any other
member OF the Texas deloga tion. lie
was IN the closest attendance ON the
recent hearing granted members nl
the American Legion aud qut STONED
every witness.
His statement Ut why he opposes
The cash bonus. viii be- Of interest To
every former service man IN TrAdH,
The statement IL rs follows:
Issucs statement.
The Secretary of the Treasury, the
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
taving charge Of the bond division.
and the governor Of the Federal
Reserve Bank have In their tcslimu.
NY before the committee un ways am
means Insisted. and I think have
demonstrated Ia the satisfaction oi
falr.mndcd men that the issuance
NJ Ss.OOO. gOO 600 OF bonds ana dis
iributing the proceeds To ihnp.onO
mont At this time would 80 furlhcr
initiate the already overloaded cred
It's at the country. - temporarily
decrease production ca materially
Increase the high cost NJ living, 90
deprcss the entire credits ~ the ruuil
ir>. and especially materially lower
the market value uf all oulHla8ding
United states bonds.
III the lorogoing conditions would
result from the issuance ur bond.
Ia pay the service men | submit Tia
ne such policy should he adopted
Results flowing from such u hond w.
suc would greatly insure I'll" onlir'
people ~ the country, including ih'
service men, aud IN N, judsmrnl
those former soldiers and sailors It,
no, demand any law looking 10 lhril
relief that Is NO, sound government
policy
Would Mean New Taxes.
II congress should levy new an,
additional taxes Ia pay bonus tucl
bonus could not he paid UNITY th"s
new taxes could be- collected, whic
years The testimony before ON
would be- many months and nuih
committee Is that such delay woul
not give the relief sought and wnul
not be- acceptable tu thos" soldi'l
who are asking Tor bonus. Tbs l,r
Islation Is being urged 40 nrcessii,
This necessity can be met IN my opl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-24
Hi,EC kENiiDGE &. OF q.
RAISES si5OOO ~ DtiI.r

Np,rini 80 ne NrHs
BRECKl'NlilDGE March 60
\ budget Of tli,oO0 has been raised
10y the breckenridge Chamber OF
commerce for oXnonscs for the eur.
rent year Fifteen soliciting commit.
tees raised the budget In two days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
PADEN CITY

Few. and Mrs. clifford Buoy OF Beth
any. ". Va, who have been the guests
If friends here the past few days, VIII
return home Thursday.
The small daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond keerber IS i'll OF whoopinS
cough.
returned home. having spent the week
end with relatives In this city -,
Tho Padcn City A. C.'s ball team VIII
MAY Hastings. Sunday afternoon at Pa
den park. Cccil and Turner Will be bat
teries for Padcn CITY.
Mrs. Bessie Bennett delightfully."- en-
tcrtaincd a number OF the young friends
OF her daughter Lucille. In honor OF Der
tenth birthday anniversary. Games ana
music were engaged In by the guests
and at a scasonablc hour delicious re-
freshments were served. The little Miss
Vas presented with many pretty gift.
Edward Holly and SON John Of Chris
tophcr, H.. arc here for 4 visit OF sew
eral days with relatives.
Mrs. Ed Maskcy Of Tulsa, Okla. Is
snending the summer with relatives In
his city and New Martinsville.
Mrs. william Bauman has returned
from Sistersvillc where she was the
rucst Of her mother. Mrs. John Helm
lin ,,,,.
tho Monongahela Iron & Steel company
Of this city, has returned from a buSi-
ness trip to Knoxville. Tenn.
Albert Griffin Of SArdis. O., was here
Tuesday attending to matters OF ousi-
Ira c. Moore and Wife OF Charleston.
w. Va. are visiting relatives here and
in Sistersville for several days.
Ernest and Ferdinand kendle' VINO at
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DALLAS

There will be meeting Of the Farm
ers' club of Dallas Friday evening. June
25 ct the Presbyterian church. The
speakers will be Mr.. Hedges and Mr..
Jacobs. superintendent OF schools in
Triadelphia district. Everybody Is
welcome. Come and spend pleasant
and profitable evening with your neigh
bors Snd see what good folks thry are.
DR.. J. W. Spillman will leave Sunday
for Baltimore Medical college where
he will attend the reunion Of the class
who graduated In 1905. he being mem
Der OF the class. DR.. ]. W. Spillman 10
anticipating a happy reunion among his
college classmates. He will return TO
Dallas July 1st-
The Childrens day exercises at the
NJ L. church Sunday afternoon were
we'll attended in spite OF the Indictment
weather. ..
James Finley and family of War
wood were guests Of Mrs. Nan White
Sunday.
Mrs L. l.. Howard has been confined
to her bed for q week with rheumatism.
Mrs. Elizabeth Archer 10 seriously Ill
at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gorby and chill
dren of Martins Ferry have been visit
ing friends of DALAI
Mr. and Mrs. Gar Jones and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Longstreth, all
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new MATAM0RAS

William kettle returned to his work al
pittsburgh after spending several weeks
here at home.
Everett Ring OF Rinards Mills. O..
! Mrs. L. Fauble is spending few
weeks visiting her son William at
Grandvicw. ..
Warren Berry OF Marietta. O.. was
business visitor here for a few days
this week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Biddlc and chill
drrn left Tuesday morning for Mead
willie, Pa. where they will make an eX'
tended visit with his sister. Mrs. W. S
Minimum.
Harold Brown. and her daughter. Mary
f'lorene Brown. spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Campbell at SIS
l.. r. sharp Of the Enterprise was a
business visitor in Sistersyille. W. Va
Harry Lagroix Of Gallipolts. O.. spen,
Sunday nj the Huffman House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Heddleston took
their little daughter Catherine to Pitts:
serious operation in hospital at
Mcssrs. Harry McBce and Eugene
Wheeler left for Burbank. O.. Tuesday.
s where they will be employed In tho oil
Mesdames Milton Keller and Corinne
Gauts were shopping in Marietta, o.
Wednesday.
Roy Heddleston and family and Paul
several days 'fshue trip on Little
MuskinEum creek They report fine
time.
Charles McMunn Of the New Martins
willie Grovery Company, was calling
on his trade here Tuesday.
Joseph BaShur Of Glass. O.. was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
\. !. STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 25.--RusirH<s "c
the stock exchange today registered al
most the lowest level OF seasonal dull
ness transactions for the full five hours
scarcely apprOXimatinE $4,000 shares.
Tho movement OF prices. while firm to
strong III the main. reflected this stag
nant condition. Tho usual market Ia
voritcS advanced and recedcd within Il
radius OF TO ) points. fractional gains
ruling at the close.
Almost The only stocks 10 manifest
consistent heavineSs were tho metals.
that group evidently laborinz under the
disadvantages resulting from NcSicr-
days cut in the Inspiration copper diHi-
dcnd.
Low priced oils also lost ground FOR
h time but rallied in the genera, up-turn
OF the last hour. SO far as pools parilc-
ipatcd in the days trading their r'f"rts
were chiefly directed against equip
mcntS. stcels, oils ard chemicals. Soc
ondary rails. especially 81. Paul ire
fcrrcd. Missouri Pacific prctcrrcd: kocN
Island. western Pacific New 1ork zen
trail and New Haven also RESPONDED 70
moderate buying.
pcvrlormcrts directly affecting the
stock market wer" regarded as NOR" re-
assuring Call money held between
end II percent. compared WITH ScStcr-
dal'e maximum Of "A percent.
Gold import rumorS assumed more
dcnite form IN IN" prospective receipt or
a small consignment ~ the metal from
amount is IN transit to this market.
Leading foreign exchange rates. how
ever. we're not materially altered.
In the bond market foreign issues
were again the only feature. Anglo
French AYES changing hands IN largo
blocks up 10 the new high Of H?'.: Lib
crty lords and most domestic issues
Welded slightly. Total Sal"s. par value
yielded slightly. Total sales, par value
sllSSN. 900 Old L. S. bonds unchanged
an call.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jun" ?5.--Thc local mar
kct Tor raw sugar was a little more ac-
tive today and prices were about quarter
cont lower for cuhas at ''tc toSt anu
r-sipb, cuual to 1881 for centrifugal.
Thcr" were sales lat" yesterday OF %
nnn haas Of (,ubas to Now Orleans Tor
August shipment n lT'tC cost ana
freight sud today local operators oouSn'
80 00o hars foT second half July shin
mnut AT Inc same price end local rchn-
ors were said 20 have purchased tubaF
in prompt positions at III" same tGur";
Tho market for rciiNcd Was unchanged
a, 30 TO a cents for fin" Eranula;ed
,,,dcrt,rr was ftrmrr on covering and a
buyiny by trade interests with closins
ouoiations - TO 30 points net higher.
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SISTERSV|L[E

Because Of the Indictment weather OF
the past few days the formal opening
Of the Ststersvillc Country. club has
been postponed from Thursday OF TINS
week until next Thursday. A very in
tcrcstlng program had been arranged
and the affair promised to be one OF the
most delightful functions OF the sum
Mrs. John Hcndrickson of Wheeling
1. here for a visit Of several days with
Mrs. l.. 7. Reef.
Okla, are rejoicing over tho arrival OF
q tcn-pound son. Mrs. Martin Will be
remembered here as Miss Helen GatI-
ncy.
Miss Nancy Iazcar entertained at a
chatting dish party Tuesday evening rs
an honor to her cousins Miss Jessie La
Zcar OF Delaware. O.. and MIR. Henry
ing afforded Interesting diversions.
Mrs. u. l.. Stoneking. after an cNtehG.
ed visit with friends and relatives, IeiI
Wednesday morning for her nome III
Tulsa. Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Kay have as their
guest. her brother, Lawrence Grass VI
Miss Laura Garman left TUESDAY Tor
visit with friends IN MouhoS'''lc!
Wheeling and Toronto. q.
". J. Mccoy of Columbus. O.. former
" OF this city. is attending TO matters
Of business here.
Mrs. !. D. Hail of Philadclhia, Pa.
vino has been tho guest OF her aunt.
Miss Lucy Davenport, left "Wednesday
Tor Cincinnati. o.. 10 visit friends;
Mrs. J. r. Prcttyman and children
Sara ana Robert have returned nome
10 Morguntown after visit Win MIS-
j. q. lmpl"by OF This city.
Jules Scoby has gone to Pittsourgh
to attend the commencement exercises
of Pittsburgh Academy. HIS daughter.
Miss Leah Is member OIL the seh'oF
class.
Miss Nora Dc Bolt. local milIiner was
a business visitor In Wheeling We'd
ncsday. ~
,cctcd Home Circl" Tuesday evening
officers were elected for the ensuing
yoer. The new officials will be in
stalled on July -.
Mrs. e II. maritime has returned
from Wheeling where she visited SIS
ter and other relatives
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Central Glass Co.--Transfcr books
close June 20. for regular per cent
cash dividend. payable July |.
LaBc!c Iron 90. ptd.--Transfcr books
close June IS for Il regular . per cent
cash dividend. payable juno 80.
laBeilc Iron 60. rom.-Transfer
books close June IS. for regular per
cent and an extra u per cent cash divi-
dend. payable June GO.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co.-Transfer
books close June 10. for regular per
cent cash dividend. payable June 80.
Whitaker Co. Iom--Trans-
fer books close June -, for n per
cent cash dividend. payable June so.
Imperial Glass Co.--Transfer books
close June %. for ~. per cent regular
cash dividend. payable July /.
Wheeling Fire Ins. Co-Transfcr
books close June 81. for per cent
semi-anndal cash dividend payable July
LIST
Wheeling Mold & Fry. Co. pfd-Trans-
fer books close June *, for ~ per
cent cash dividend payable July LIST
Wheeling Mold & Fdy Co. COM
TRAINER books close June 25. for so
cents per share cash dividend payable
July LIST.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. June "5.-rattl" re""irte'
900; beef steers mostlH 25c higher; tor.
i7.c5: bulk. l4O0T 49,; most lat Strrr,,
arc at seasons high: best fat COWS ana
heIrsrs steady to strong. Diners so"
co. h,,,l. stcody: hUlocnnS steady -
lover; veal calves steady; bulk. 100 @
1900: stoCkcrs steady.
Hogs. receipts. 10000: l9C 10 &c !ower
than Yesterdays average: better grades
off least. packing sows most: hulk lght
and light butchers. l':1oN l":an; puun'
80 rounds and over. 1870 low pigs
&c lower: bulk. 12Oo@13.7j. $780,.
sheep. receipts, 1900: mostly dlrer,
TO parkrrs: active. steady 10 strong;
few nativc lambs. l7.%3; bulk. lS.3n a.
100: choice y"a Rings; L%'oo: oun:'
4 80: bulk. 6.jO4 $50; western feeder
lamhs 100.
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aurrER EGGS AND CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Jun" "5.--Rutt"C steady
creamery higher than extras. - q - = :
extra. - score. 5stg: nrst. ~ |" -
score. - n31i- hacking stock. ruTT'ht
mako. No. NJ. l-41m 42ir.
Egg irregular: sr"sh Ealh"rrd "Ntr'
frs, .Su4N. do. nrSj graded. va -: H..
uusrad"d. ~ n -: state. prnnh. ana hc"'
l, WESTERN hCnncry whlt". nrSt /" extra.
i%m Is, do brown extras. 80 81. do.
gathered brown and mixed rc!":*. mrs:
20 extra. 42d 20.
Cheese nrm, stat" "h"i" 'n''N' NUS
,rr~.,. maxi white and Culorcd. sp,'
.,ai.,. "7u:S do. average run, @''e "
a., state. whole milk. twins. "urrcd'
max, specials 2S@2,; DO. average run,
c5i.. do. twins held white and colorcd
src,.aiS - q IS. DO. average rum -NH
-.
poultry live. firm: freight broilers. c.;
express dc. ava Is: fowls. 70; roostsrs.
-. ,urEcvs. a. Dressed firm: western
rhirk,n&. 2SM4G. turkeys. frozen. % !
,A. do fresh. so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
CHICAGO CORN

CHICAGO. June "5.-WeaEncss in
the July delivery was feature OF inc
corn market today. whereas September
and December were firm. Continued
liberal receipts together with absence
Of any urgent shipping demand here
had a bcarish effect on July. Shorts in
the later months covered. The close
Was unsettled, Is cents net lower 10
| cont advance, with July l74n to rs
and September 1874 to lGI& tOats
finished unchanged TO II cent down and
provisions of five cents 10 sixty cents
Tho first trading in future selling carly
al "Sj and closing at 2S3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
DUNN'S REVIEW


NEW YORK. June 2J.-Duns tomor-
row VIII say:
While the close OF the first half OF 4
year is unusually approached with some
shrinking" in volume "f business. ":
e"aSouahlc influences partly explain IN
contraction vc operations hint is cV'-
dent in various quarters. Rctard'nE fa'-
tors at present do not app"ar most con-
,ri,uouSly IN weather conditions or IN
vacation Interruptions. as - sometimes
ihc case at this period but rather IN
TRANSFORMATION difficulties. which ar" in
,rnsiiiad by fresh labor troubles IN some
localities and in monetary restrictions
and IN price uncertainties Th"S" ar"
clements that have lately continued with
some othrr phases. 10 apprcc!ahiE GU
tail commercial transactions. ana mo
lul!. in view Of its causes may
i,-uy.. to be more than O passing GcIc.-
upucnt oc,, IN,
WechIy baek C'earingS. E.?St.So3.t0?.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
MONEY! AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. juno 26.-Mcrcantle
paper *. exchange steady. Sterling so
day bills 39?T: commercial 60 day bills
on banks 39oI: commercial sixty day
hills %9la, demand 39I; caoies %sI a
Francs demand $50: cables s3l. Belgian
francs demand SIC: cables SIS. Guild
ers demand 3575: cables 3j77. Lire de-
nsnd CO. cables eel. Marks. demand
go. ca lcs 27I. New York exchange on
Montreal l23. percent discount. Gov
eminent bonds easy. Railroad BONDS IT.
regular.
Time loans strong. sixty days. ninety
DAYS and six months Sia.
Cali money strong; high II: low .:
ruling ratio Q: closing bid s. offered at
Q: last loan Q: bank acceptanccS 6is.
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June 2J.--Cattle,
steady. supply light. Prime. $500
1900
wethcrs. 10000 1925! culls and common,
3.0oG 5.5o: lambs, la.00Ql7.oo veal
calves. l5.o0G16.Oo.
Hogs steady. Supply rs double decks.
Prime heaTys. 15.7jR 1900. Medium
and heavy workers. l6.sO9l7.co; light
rlughs, 1l0o913Qs. x...
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tended Bethany college the past year.
have returned for the summer vacation.
Reese Legshon, having visited rela,
tIves and friends here. has returned
TO his home in Indiana. Pa.
Mrs. J. 3. Van Camp has rcturneo
tended the funeral Of her sister, Mrs. Z.
krnhS
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LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. June 25..-Ftnal prices
sccrnd Is $500: first ~ $500: second
IT.s Sad; third as 5000 fourth ~
$40; victory S'.s 1855; Victory +Ns
so
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r0r.rn0 aRkTN

TOLEDO, Ohio. June @5.@1over
seed. prime cash $500; October $500; De-
ccmbcr 2i0S.
AIsike. prime cash $3.50: October 1850;
December 25T5.
Timothy. prime cash 1917. ESQ: 1918.
$50: 1919, SO; September $40; OCTOBER
$40: December $40: March $50.
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nv Goods.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Cotton goods
today were quiet with prices easing.
yarns tended lower. Dress goods and
mons wear were quiet. wool markets
dull and burlaps steady.
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open. High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations: Corn No. mixed
N.7S4l.I9: No. yellow. I.'SM l.so.
oats No. white. Sl.l5ml. l1ic; No. ;
White. sll2l.Gll5 Pork. nominal.
Lard. 5000. Ribs. $1,000 1900.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. ohio. juno 2j.--tlovcr seod
rr,mc cash $500; October $500. Decem-
Der 24o5.
December 2S75.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKED

WHEELING. W. Va. Jun" -. 80.
Reported by \. L. Masten n Co. mem.
SeTs New York STOCK EXChan&e. SScoh'
floor. National bAuA OF ". Va. Bldg.
STOCKS. Bid. ! ASK.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va, june -. 20.
Furnished The Intelligence ny =. q
AaStcn IL Co. members Now YORK STOCK
Exchange. second floor National Lam
OF W. Va. Bid..
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New York Cotton Market

WWET.!dNG. v. VI. Jurr o.. -.
Furnished The ln;c!lIS~nrcr by A. n
Mason & Co.. mcUOcrs Ne% York Cot
tor ENCHALE". second floor National
bank VI w. Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. STUCK EXCHANGE,

WHEELING. ". Va. Juno IS. 20.
FURNISHED The IutelhSenccr By \. II.
Masten ( Co. members OF the New I0rk
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. BTah@.
Resident Partner.