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Mail Orders Promptly Filled. =

family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Luther Myerly
Mrs VIM Grimes. Mrs George Nil
Ter and Miss Margaret Pool visited
Mrs. Louis SmGh on Tuesday after
noon.
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This fine STALLION will make the
season of 1921 at the stable Of the
Owner, near 0GGiS SCHOOL HOUSE.
on the Hook Road, EVERY DAY ex-
oept Tuesday and Saturday. Every
Tuesday | will be &c Leonard Frey
mans on the Hoffman Farm, near
Winfield, on and after April l9.
BLACK PRINCE weighs 1900
pounds, is a Beautiful Black and
sure foal getter. He has mark Of
al, He Is bred from Wilkes by
Prince Of India. All who wish to
breed from fine horse are invited
to come and look him over as he
will commend himself for style and
action. This horse was formerly
owned by David Barnhart, OF Mar
chester
TERMS; $1,000 to insure Mare
In Foal Anyone putting mare and
parting with her before she Is known
to be with foal wiz be held for the
insurance. Not Responsible for Ac-
oidents or Escapes.
GEORGE h. FREYMAN, Owner.
mar1s tt
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SIMPLIFY.

Mr. and Mrs. ID, G Hook had as
their guests Sunday Mr.. Charles Rnp-
ert and Miss Josephine Rupert.
Mrs. Margaret Caples entertained
Mr. and Mrs Caples JohnstOwn, SUN
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FOR SALE

lDA acres ~ land. with dwelling
Apuse. situated within one mile Of
Westminster, near Or, FltzhHgh. To-
HrsBIon at once. Apply TO
MAURICE c. GREEN,
apr Z2-2t, Westminster. AID.
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SUGAR

Now York. May en-" "hans" was
-cnortcd in tho local market Tor ra"
MAR today. The Cuban committee
us reported to y" offering moro freely
wing TO prospects for AN early increase
in the Tariff. and sal"s Of Cuhas III roc'
wcrc reported tn nut-port rchn"rS. m
,ludiug a. IOn bags now at fhthd"lph';l
and "O.3u0 at Now Orleans at prizes
.nuiyalcnt L. tS9 for centrifugal. dutE
naid Local retincrs. however. feel tina
new duties may b" in erect hHihrr
sugars bought for shipment c"ull arri\"
Icrs and Maid 800 basis cenirif uGal Tor
. $50 basS of san DUmnE""s and Ira
lillian out Of store.
Tho sugar features wcr" hrm"r an
trade huying ADD covering prompted nv
IN, nrm,i feeling in III" spot market.
Offerings Ncrc light and closing price
werr d IL points net higher. although IA
huSi nc%@ wa% only moderate" NAY
closed at 34I: July. 81: September.
50. December. SO
Tho market for r"uu"d Wa IN
changed at $50 To $50 for iimr Granu-
latel.
The demand continues "f fair pr"r"~-
,inns. with most Of the business being
at tho inside price.
There were no transactions in futnr""
and prices were nominal. Closing bids
v,r. 10 tr - points net lower. with
1ulv N SIS: August II; 60. S"ricm-
Der at 60. and October a. Go.
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IRON REVIEW

Tho Iron Age, in it's weekly Sulhh"r!
nc the iron and steel trade viii SAY;
The farther slowing down Of opera :
tions at iron and steel plants as well as
Of now buying. has diSrcllod amy on"
recently entertained OF turn 10? va"
better. In the industry attention Is CEN
,er;nr upUn the reduction in railroad
Wages. ranging from 10 to - per cent
rrcrtiyc july !. a> making possible me
lower frCiGhts which arc now "Kp''lt"
IN bring surh farther. rcadjuHtmcnt IN
ron and steel prices as will start rusi'
ness.
pr.u.uu is uniform thai freight rn'eS
arc rorr'ug down. but tn" h"!"i that
they may J." months h'n'" penis |"
light buyinS OF steel products. mean
white. as no stock W. H. accumulated
on today's prices. Mcanwhii" the rai'-
road Nagc reductions are Regarded rs a
ravora bic factor. in view az IN" naS!"r
linanCin! condition Of the railroads IN
Tho second half Of ihc Year. The failure
# many railroads {" pay lhC!r Stc"i h''lS
has tightered the finances Of not - few
mills.
The steel price schedule - revised IN
,arly April j. h"iME generally RIA n
iaiucd. hCcauSc with operations aNtrhE
NIX about cnc-,hird OF capacity scarcely
a rolled product on the last is selling
at a profit;
Ono interest drNricrm'n' in tho
east Was the breaking away az 'rNrrH'
uI,rc mills from tho " % basis gen
orally adopted Il few w""k8 ago. one
mill has gone To -. and N another cas-"
i0c is rcrortcG The lhHn-i"m pur-
chase Of tho American Locomotive t".
nj g, tl, Z =,
out the low price Of tn" w''k. rep rted
10 be somewhat under ?h"
From Chicago com" reports al *"me
irreglIlarity in steel bar prices. l.SR'
Pittsburgh having been done IN Il mum
Der of cases where Chicago district miilS
have practically msS' their own ht>ing
price. At tlrN Gland 100 l. the common
prir" on hard r":ntbr"lug bar. with
angles at -. Eastern hnr iron mrkrrS
arc Eow selling their product At 200.
a reduction from &c
The weeks has been nnr Of 'Ntrc me
quiet III pig iron and further rrr" re-
ccssiom have boon recorded. The d. lin"
of one foundry grad" III eastern Penn
sylNania was I0c To ST.. while sale Of
100 tons Of baSi" iron made at chi
caSo for delivery at ono eastern plant
Was at $%l.J0. valley furnace. or SOC
below the recent prevailing quotation.
and one OF Zoo tons to - Sharon. Ia.
company was closed al S-l.II. valley.
In som" rcutrrS Il decreased demand for
automuhjl" castings IS noted.
Tn" nAnE "r Vessel rates on LAX"
Superior iron orc at so" from the head
of tho .rk'S 10 Lake l.rI's l. on" step
toward Tho making If nov or" PRICES.
This rate Is %hr h"'"W last Year, and
IN, sam" IL; tia: ruling in l?Ia Th"
nov Is, anaha vr Lake Michigan rata
~ g." Ia l.,kc ErIr potts and 4fc tn
Sounih Chicago.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago. May @6--tait." r"rciriE ,. .cn"'
beef steers strong I" l.; W n mo ~
; HpU,Md bulk SIS TO So: fat she stNrt,
pp" "uu'.u suckers and feeders steady: Ia'
oonis and heifers largely s".21 to 6.'o
sc lower; bulk $50 10 $50. - rcr,s
,or.nr than Yesterdays average: mostly
70 Gems lower; closing weak ,S at day " :
oo.rc'1 sS IS. bulk $50 to SIS: pigs -
20 40 cents lower; gulk desirable )" t'
$40. ,o oon. r.-,,,Iy y; ,o
rcnts lower: quality mostly plain
s sS lamb top 81, 80; bulk shorn iam I,Ti
60 70 $40; op naive springs 81; hu!h
fiO 10 ll.5O: culls mostly !l.9n 10 :; y!
Few at IS: best light ewes '''"' Du'"
$50 to 40.
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n, !. STOCKS

Now York. MAY e5.--TradinE IN IN"
stock market today MAS OF an unr"~';IN
character, the undertone shifting from
moderate strength TO 'iErtSuAr,'F sou
back again. Further short covering WI
prompted by approaching hoIiu"E '"''
favorable railroad earnings.
O,aer encouraging factors lncindcu IN
increase in tho Chicago. burlington ana
Quincy dividend. with r"Sn'tan1 otnt,''s
10 the Hll roads tn" rronap'c SuSeC
~ ths Erench government loan and m
diratinnS that the administrator *
Washington hal instituted measures -
stabilize the international financial STU
alton. 1850
s.rts,iv, stocks however. the list
showed little evidence Of outside sup
port After several covering NOV
mcnts had run their course. inc n'arAtt
lapsed into its recent duiln"ss. ~
Rails. oils. Sircls. equipments. snip
rinrs and coppers again rncompa ssed 4
large proportion OF the days ocrattonS'
at extreme gains Of to points. IneSc,
IN several instances, were materially
shaded At the nntsh.
Chief clements OF weakness were tAe
rubber AMI tire issues. as well as to"d
specialtieS and several OF the unrlhSl-
ned stocks. whose dividends records
wrr. believed to hC endangered. Sales
amounted To $4,000 shares.
Further withdrawals I" meet r. iera .
demands and June interest ard diNidch''
PAYMENTS forced call money from us
opening rate 81 To -: r"r ceut in the
final hour Bank accsptances rosc I
rcr cent. but time rates and commef-
cial paper were unchanged.
The foreign exchange mar"atS were
rather confusing. Rates on Lonion
continued to react: there was another
Sharp break in Dutch rcmittanres, and
French Belgian and Spanish bills were
hrm 10 strong.
Liberty issues and some Of the foreign
bonds were active and strong IN anucI-
nation of tho outcome nt the new
French flntation. hut changes in ths
general list were irregular and mainly
fractional Total sales (par valued,
40 - nm
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SHERRARD
Memorial ,pay Services

ON Sunday. at r. m. Key. T.. y. h'-
scr nf McMCchcn Will preach memo
rial sermon in the Allen Grove l'rcSby-
terrain church.
A. will hold Memorial Day service
al Allen Grove on Monday afternoon IT
: o'clock Attorney James D. PARROT
Of MoundSVill" will deliver an address.
The Daughters Of Veterans Of Wheel
ing VIII hold memorial services In the
Nj ulivct VI. T.. church on Sunisy 1T
" r'cInck Rev. \. NJ. MARROW. pastor
- III" speaker. Every patriot" person
Is urged To attend these services.
Society Is Entertained
Tho Mt. Olivct Ladies' Aid society
wa DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained at the
home or Mr.. and Mrs. w G.. ScabrlEht
"r West Liberty on Wednesday. The
day was spent in Various social diver
WAS served. Thcr" were % present.
Briefs
The rlrasant lIiiI ladies' Md society
will meet AT tho NJ. T.. parsonage next
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Eugene Chamberlain and Miss
Mildred Smith have returned 30
Moundsvillc after visiting their sister.
Mrs. G. X. McComb<.
Mrs. w. II. Srabrlght will bc hostess
10 tho Alien Grove Sowing circle at her
home Thursday afternoon. June end.
Henry Remkc returned home on
Monday after visiting his brother. {. T..
Esmkc. Of carrollton. ohio.
nh" consolidated aud high schools will
holl Il picnic IN Aliens woods At Mt.
pliv"t today. Friday.
The Mt. plivet Ladies' Aid society
will meet at tho hall next Thursday
evening TO rnish tho cleaning "f the
hall.
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trip because of the traffic going 10 tn
carnival.
Meeting Tonight


Meeting Tonight
Tho regular srmI-mOnthly meeting 81
tn" Uniidrm Ranks OF tho knights ol
I'ythiaS will meet this evening IN their
lodge rooms on Main street. a. large
number uf the members arc expected 70
be present as matters concerning. the
Memorial Day celebration will b. dis
cusscd. The First West Virginia Regi-
mrnt of the l.. Il. X. or =. under the
command Of Erigadier General George
Never Of Wheeling and his staff Will
parade i'm the celebration in commemo-
ration vi the dead heroes Of the latA
wars Monday afternoon. over one num-
:lred and nifty Pythians from WellspurS,
Ss,crsvillr. Wheeling. McMechcn and
l:cnuood will be present In the line ~
march, which will form at Seventh
street. McMechcn. Services will be he'll
over the grave of Hobart Turvcy. the
body Of the only DECEASED ,hrru In Ben.
wood district to have been shipped
home.
Summer School
Summer school will open Monday
morning at the Union high school Inc
studies that may be taken up arc En-
gll.h "a, Caesar. and Economics. PROF..
IIanifan will teach and all wishing 10
take up the work are requested 10 DC
present at tho school Monday morning.
The hours will be from 10 II IN tho
morning.
\ meeting OF the Girls Glec club ana
the seniors of Union high school has
been called by Prof. Il. Il. Knots tor
! this afternoon at o'clock at the Cen.
ter Hrnwood school II Is very urgcht
that all comply with his request
Oui,c "A largo number Of cX-Scrvice
mon of this city and McMcchen met
last evening at o'clock at the Nc
Mcrhrn dam office. where they Spent
about an hour and half drilling FOR
the parade which il 10 be held Monday,
Bsnwood Briefs
William Main of Middleton left yes
,arday for his home after working IN
this city at the tube works for Il few
weeks. -.
Mrs. Charles Rroschc Of Marshall
street has returned I" her homo att"r
undergoing an opsrat ion al tho GicnIn! re
. hospital.
Waiter Lloyd Of Elm Grove has 70
turnrd 10 his home after being laid of
at ihc coks works.
Mrs. Edward coocy and Mrs. II. ID:
from Pittsburgh. whore they attended
the La lies Shrine. which convened In
that city for Il few days.
Rev. e.. +. Helm Of Water street has
! returned 10 this city after spending scT'
eral days in Columbus. o.
Mrs H. g. Selmonds Of South Mar
shall street Is able I" be out again alter
, an illness OF tho last few days.
JOSEPH Gregory has return 70 ms
home in MIddlcbournc after brief visit
Mrs. George Lawson Of North Ben
| wood is spending n few days in Pitts
burgh with friends.
/ Mike Gosnick Of North Bcnwood IS
confined to his home owing to a slight
illness.
II. {. Williams Of Grafton is bust
ness visitor III this city.
Howard Atkins left last evening for
his home in CantIn after enjoying a
few days with friends in South Ben
, wood. "
Miss Harriet Logan will leave this
evening for Fairmont after a pleasant
visit in this city.
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MONEY AHD BxcXAHo8

New York. May 2S-Prime mercantile
paper s& to 4 exchange n 1rrstIla 81
day bills on banks 1854; commercial
6O-day bills 1884,; demand 1884 cables
393H Francs demand S46; cables St6
Belgian francs demand S46: cables $40
builders demand $500; cables 3502. Lire
demand 535; cables ST.: Marks ri s. demand Su.i
don demand 1920. Norway demand l54H
Argentine demand 1857. Brazilian de.
mand 1887. Montreal 10 ILLS percent
discount.
Government and railroad firm:
Time loans steady: 80 days, 30 days
and 6 months 6it per cent.
Startling and francs decline in theslate
dealings; sterling 6O-day bills and COM
mercial 6o-day bills on banks 3sS; COM TG
3SaI.: cables 3S3L. Francs demand
So: cables SH. Belgian francs demand
Sail money firmcr: high Ia: low T.:
ruling rate I: closing bid Z; offered A.
-. last loan 7l:; bank acceptances Z.
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE.

New york.. May - Ruit"r hurly
steady. trcaIncIN. higher lnIu "Nrra:'
- =. II 3n,' creamery rhtras 90" ','Urcl
-, Iir%t$ tSS tn ~ STurCl "iM IS -:
packing stn"h. current make. M. q" IL.
Egg f!rm. rrr, h gnlh"rrd 'NlrL ;irSt'
90 n -. Iir>t~ "i"tr. state. lrnn~I j.
wanna and nearby western h"nn"ri.
whites. firSiS ~ a 20: state. rrnn~yl-
Nahia and nearby western hCnnrry
browns. cXtrn# 3.m %3c: Ito gathered
browns and mixed culrrs. iirSi.> I" rX-
trHS - Il "a" %tOrdE" pa"hrd. rNtla
firStS "SM 2Si2c: do ftrsis 81. arc.
cheese stead. sIEi". Who'll" milk.
rla'r. fresh specials lj0 IGi.''. #" aver
age run ~? a lJ,. state. Whul' milk.
turn> special 10: do aVC-a:c run Il a
H. Live poultry easier: hr"IicrS 81 10
-. Dressed poultry quiet pr!'" un-
changed
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RYMER
WILL NOT RETURN

T. n Hymrr. for ~" wears NriNC pal
of center Ecnw""d r"''i,'' school; ma
rendered h:s r"~iRnAi,'r l" the board
If rtIu,ation iU tahr effect t. DAY. " hich
* tic last day ~ >,hrN' 'H> >rm"Str".
Prof I;lmrt h"alth - very poorly
and II - imperative inst hr ~rck h"lt"r
living surroundings than CNiSi IN thiS
city.
II" stated tina; h. was considering
,,,,rr nm ,,hrnl vork entirety aud en-
i,r.nr the carpentry business In his
lrru"r huur town. Mtd!lrh"urnc.
turing 1T, stan az Ihl" ri!N as prin"!-
mt hc haS created i I'd" host Of
trirnd. whu.WiIl certainty L." sorry L"
j,,r rr Min, leaving Gown and hope him
TN. hr,i Of success, III his newly plan
ned undertaking liz. NJ! leave Satur-
d., morning i"I Middi"h"urur. W. Va.
wh"rr hc VIA make n!* HON" III the
luturC,
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BENWOOD
commencement At
union H. S. TONIGHT;
TWENTY GRADUATES

pr T.. L. Hamilton. president Of Mar
shII! college. will h" the prlncipa
speaker at the annual graduation cNcr-
Uses Of The Union High school To he
held in the auditorium of the Center
E,nw god school this evening. ms SUD
lr..r Mas not Yet been announced but II
will be one that Will he Of interest 10 AL.
Twenty seniors will receive their al
p,onas of graduation at thc rNrTciSCs'
which will be presented by Prof. i. L.
iInnifan. Superintendent .! the Union
district schools. Prof. Hanaftn will also
deliver Il stirring talk To tho graduates
regarding their work and achievement
while students of Union High school.
Music for thr program will b" FUR
nished ny tire Girls ole" Club or Inc
school and the high school orchestra.
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\ Irc'it ", dhlnE VII hr >ni"'hh'".'a
tnu,nrr,,A morning at ! nrlork IN TN"
Sanctuary If the ST. Johns ta'h"lic
church, whru Martin StrEan""h *"n "l
M?tihrw AMI .Iuln Sirgan"" "t ."|
Mar. htlI street. and MHda lin" EaZum,
duurhtrr al Frank and Barbara RaZun
ui EoEes Run. arc united in narfiaEr
by ley. Father l.. NJ. SChUen"n. pastor
Of tn. church.
Both Mr.. Strcan"r and Mss Ea%uw
are we'll kuuMn IN this city. and TN"
nrw~ rf their intended marriage VIII
hr RI ciNrI with n great deal OF cnthn-
.insm by their largo host OF frirnls.
rh,y VIII leave for Il short honey moon
soon after the wedding.
John Brings Brother
John Doc we'll known character about
rcllrc court. ha% not been satisfied WIZ
being arrested himself. SO he and his
hruthcr Sam. went on jamhorcc
Wednesday night and a. Il result landed
In jail. According to hysiAnl"rS joan
and Sam were staging May sprung
dance" when interrupted by Officer
Tl son. Nhan arraiSncd in police court
last evening before Mayor Sprouts they
were set back" one and costs.
Many Attsnd Carnival
Quite Il number ri residents Of this
city are attending the carnival which -
showing in RclIairc this week. The
fcrrJ boat is crowded on almost every
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W. J. WoLLkAN 4 CO.'S

(By private wire TO A. Il. Masten T. Coz
New York, May 26-ConStructtvs rail-.
way sentiment was helped BY the c.
& q. IS dividend and response was
made by advance in Northern Pacific
and Great Northern shares. Erie issues
were in some demand. Southern Pacific
was strong on its good statement. Reg
ular dividends on the Doheny shares
were declared today but as they were
expected they were without much mar
kct effect. Some further short covering
occurred in different sections OF the
list due TO approach Of three holidays.
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Grand Lodge Officers
Visit PythianS Monday

Grand thau,cl"r T.. J. England and
Sanu,l u. Montgomery. HIHnd keeper "I
records and seals. OF al" knights az
I'NthluN will h,' tho hnnnrcd guests nt
tho Evening star l."dE" NJ. IS. MONDAY
evening. Ut tho l'tthIau hall. corner OF
Seventh and MLtn streets.
number az other notable" l'YthlahS
Will hr present I" deliver addresses. IN
Guiding. Grand Irrldl" jIITrN u. hrIi'
and Supreme ErprVnrntHiiN" John !.
Irh"uz of Wheeling. and Colonel W. H.
I'.uk Of Muun'lt,N ale.
All III" knight, at ihc local l"dS" VIII
turn out IL pay h"inaS" I" the decreased
h,rn", Of the wars in Which lhlH '"uh-
try as boon engaged. M"udLy afternoon:
MIR Mont gonrry aud Sir. England VIII
parlicipaIr IN The Memorial l'ay Cole
hralinn IN TINS city Monday afternoon:
which - ~ charge ~ tho l""dl posi- "'
American Legion. and IN til" evening
viii hn entertained lay tho lNthlans.
Refreshments VIII hc served IN inc
evening by commute" Of I'NthIanS: IN
rludinC ThuIna.. Martin. william war
,in>kl. Paul I:rid,l William Watson and
Iieurcr Ei~SCE.
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British Troops Begin
Advance 10 SIeSia

LONDON. May o6.-iEy The Associated
Pros , -Four hlitali"nS "f British
troops oil ia" Rhine h"san their advance
"a I'ppcr Silcsia today /" reinforce the
arI:cd troops already there. Tho trans
fer * expected to he completed by the
end g. tho week
II was sem. -"ff;"!llly announced today
tina. additional fnrcrS ~ four hsttaiionS
OF British troops tn'allinE some 1000
men will bc sent 10 the disturbed area.
The sources from which these additional
troops will hc drawn were not disclosed.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

chicago. May "6.--Stccp declines in
tho wheat market resulted from rr"S-
pcr:iN" liberal receipts here and from
Welcome rains in sections there mas
been complaint o. drought. Tho market
closed heavy at ii.r to I2i,r net lower.
with May $l.6S and July Sl."7". I" SIG.
Corn lost lc 10 Il r.: oats /" l'Sc' ana
provisions - to A5r.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

r;;;shursh. IA; sny = Hogs re.
r"ir's 200 marst, iI"wcr; hrn,'ca IS
to So: hr-Ny !"rk'rS and light work.
ers 1855 To =: rirs'ss IN IS. Sheep
and lambs receipts l0Nn market steady
tor sheep Sc: top lambs 3in.In. calves
receipts 700. market steady: top Ill.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Whcciins W. Va. May IS. II.
Furnlsheo The InteriKencsr by A. 3
Hastsn & Co. members OF the New Sorh
Stock Exchange National Bank Bul!d'
fnk. Wheeling. W. Va, Louis +. Brand.
Res .dent Partner.
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DRY GOODS.

New York. May "S-C"t'on goods
market were firm today. with fair
undcrton". Knit goods markets were
uuiet. with Il wide interest for Xix hos
Jerry. Raw SIR Of lower grades al
ranred. Eurlap3 were qu'ct OF low
Price basis.
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LmE1rY BONDS

New York May a6.--i.iherty hond',
closed: 3n'%. $500: FIRST SIS. $3.50 bid;
second IS. 500: first i'.'s. h'.Sn. Sc
orl 49,. SIla: third i','s. ?n.'':
fourth as. 81. victory G7.S 9T.?S;
victory 4".s. 49,.
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Wheeling Steel corp. rfd. A.-Trans.
ASH dividend, payable July |.
wheeling Steel Corr. pfd. b. Trans
fer books close June ~. for - per
cent cash dividend. payable July !.
NOTICE.
The Wheeling Stock EXrhahc" VII
he closed from saturday. MAJ % uh'ii
TUESDAY. May 81.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toirdo Ohio. Nav "G-Whcat: cash
and May $3.50: July 1.3%.
ClovcrSeed: prim" cash $685.: Octo-
Der $l0.3O: December 1925.
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October 1925.
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september tJi3; October 3T.Go.
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