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The New York herald., 1922-03-26
Wool Fabrics
At Special Spring
Sales Week Prices

safes w eeR PY1CcS
Cashmere Suede We
lour in a wide range Of
street and pastel colors;
also in a rich shade OF
Navy Blue or Black. 54
inches wide.
Sales Week Py:e:, yd., 2.75
Crepe Eponge and
Poplin in the seasons
lovelicst colors.
Sales Week Price, yd.. f.55
Poirct Twill or Trico-
tines in Navy Blue or
Black. Exceptionally fine
quality. 81 inches wide.
Sales Week Prize, yd. , 3.45
Second Floor
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Unusual Values in
Charming Negligees
Sales Week Price
12.75

Seuen Negligees Ofered-T,0o Pictured.
A host Of them-cach individual, each cx-
qusitc in its lovelincss.
There arc frilly breakfast coats, languorous
creations for hours Of ease, and exceedingly
beautiful hostess gowns.
AT the right is pictured Crepe Satin Neg
ligcc Haunting long, flowing sleeves Of match
ing Georgcttc weighted with silken tasscls.
Pink, Blue, Coral, French Blue, Rose,
Orchid Purple and Black.
The other sketch pictures a Plated Crepe
dc Chine Ncgigee adorned with Margot lace
and matching Georgettc sleeves. Two-tone
Ribbon adds jot more to its lovclncss
Pink, Rose, Turquoise, Orchid, French Blue
and Peach.
Third Floor
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Misses Dresses
Sales Week Price, $3.50

Charming Gowns for Afternoon, Dinner
and Informal Evening wear Of Crepe
Roman, beautifully adorned with hand
made flowers Of Velvet. Also Street
Frocks Of marked smartness. Many
lovely colors-aso Black. Sizes IA to
IS years.
Fourth Floor
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Tomorrow-Monday morning at9 A. M.-begins the big
ge Of Spring Sales. In every department will find
but quality we'll Shop earyake advantage Of this
poruny savebuy Spring merchandise (and just be-
fore Easer) less than regular prices Make this
buying weekifor Spring.
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Dress and walking models which VIC
consider to be the very smartest types
designed this season. There arc many
attractive combination effects and also
conservative styles in solid shade.
The three models pictured below arc
representative of the values being offered
during this week Of sales.
A-Of aH-orer Gray Suede; Patent Leather com
bined nth Gray Beige Suede: Black Satin
Patent Leather.
B-Of Beige Buckskin combined nth Patent
Leather, Of Beige CafskiH combined NTH Tan
Cdlfskin.
C-Tan ColfskiR. Rubber solcs and heels.
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Fine quality Crepe de Chine in new colors,
also White
Sales Week Price, yard, 1.55
Natural Ecru Shantung Pongce, regular
width, heavy quality.
Sales Week Price, yard, 1.35
Spring Fouards, 40 inches wide, in Navy
and White, Black and White, Navy and
Ccrise, Navy and Tan.
Sales Week Price, yard, TBS
Rough White Shantung Pongec Suting,
"a inches wide.
Sales Week Price yard, 1.S5
White Country Club Sport Skirtings, 40
inches wide. Sales Week Price, yard, 3.95
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PRODUCE Market
Wheeling, w. Va, June 26, "a.
GEORGE ELLIS x SONS co.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. June o9-Cr. s. Bureau OF
Markets. -Cattle - Receipts. $4,000
head Active. Beef steers and better
grade butcher she stock. strong to l6
cents higher. in between grades beef
steers getting most advance. Top beef
steers. SOLO. weight 1874 pounds: long
year:ings. $1,000: bulk beef steers. 1855
1850: Gamers and cutters. weak 10
lower; bulls. n 10 Is cents higher; veal
calves steady 10 rs cents higher; stock
ers dull bulk butcher cows and he!fers,
S5.00I7.50; bulk Gamers and cutters,
S9S5Q3.S5; bulk bologna bulls. {4.J0G
4.65.
Hogs-Recelpts. $1,000 head. Opened
10 to 20 cents higher: spots up more
closing 10 cents lower than early.
strong to Is cents higher than yestcr-
days average. Top. Sll.00; bulk. 1918
G10.95: bulk good butchers. sll.j5 q
1925: pigs steady. mostly $1,000 q 1850;
paclling sows, S9.00Js.75; holdover lib
eral
Sheep-.Rece!pts, 1900 head. Fa,
lambs. IS cents lower: sheep. feeders
and year,!ngs steady. TOP native lambs
to packers $500. few TO city butchers
nj sl3?5: cuNs. s6.5OI 80; Idaho
lambs sl3.25. with one double feeders
at sl23o good heavy dry fed yearlIngs,
Sll.c5: top fat ewes. $500.
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McMECHEN

Memorial SSrvlcee'
Tho Lone Star Temple, No. \. NC
Nechen will hold their memorial serV,
Ices this evening at their nail III
o'clock. Their will be special reserved
seats for the relatives OF the oeceaseo
members. All are welcome.
EntsrtainA.
The Ladies Aid Society OF tho M. e.
church Of McMechen were IN al Gay
session Yesterday. the members orihs,
ing their lunch. The greater part OIL
tho day was spent In doing neeoIe" VI A.
Ness Nelson III
,,ss Seilson, Benwood and Nc
Mechen school nurse Is seriously III AT
the Ohio Valley General Hospital
Wheeling. However. Miss Nelson e1-
meets 70 be in condition to be back at
school for the coming fall term
Choir Practice.
Choir practice will be held at the
First Church Of God. McMechen tonight
No Damage Caused
No Damage in this city was suffered
from the recent electrical storms that
swept through the valley. Streets were
Hooded by the rain that fell but nothing
OF any consequence occurred.
Minstrel Show.
Don't forget the big minstrel show
that IL to be held by the young people
OF McMechen carly In July. big sur
prise Is in store for all.
Receiving BIDS.
Bids are coming into tho office or
Mayor {. c. Morris for the proposed
new bridge over McMechen Run. Bios
close July rs.
McMschen Personals
Mrs. J. J. Conner, McMechen. yester-
day returned home after visiting rela-
tives in Youngstown.
Mrs ". +. Williams, left town Tor
Michigan yesterday. whore she Will Do
the guest of relatives.
James riggs. is still confined TO the
Fairmont Hospital seriously H.
Mrs May Carr, Of Pueblo. California.
IL the guest OF her sister. Mrs. James
B!ehl.
Mrs T. D. Barlow. wife Of the prom
inent McMechen physician Is still en-
joying her vacation.
A group Of the most prominent physi-
clans of Moundsville and New Martins
VILE yesterday was the guests OF DR..
P D. Barlow. at the Barlow Stock
Farms at St. Clairsvllle.
The little daughter OF II. II. Lutes
who has been confined to her bed for
the past several weeks Is steadily i'm
proving.
IT, II. Myers daughter who several
| weeks ago received a fractured leg Is
improving very nicely.
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y BENWOOD ..|sA'''
To Have Opposition

To Have Opposition
Announcement was made seVera!
DAYS ngo that President Powell. no" or
tho Union district school board ana
Commissioner Rider are TO oppose each
other in the coming polling comes
August l. There arc three caholoa'es
for the position as county supei'h'e.-
dent OF schools Leeds Shaw. Democrat
McMechea business man: commissioner
Rider, Harry Long and William Ed
wards
Get Paid.
The city employees OF Benwood ana
McMechen were paid yesterday. inc
paying Of the men was authorized iaS.
Tuesday evening at the meeting Oh
council.
No Damage Caused by Storm.
Practically no damage was caused
here Yesterday by the electrical storm
that passed through the valley. Al
though branches Of trees were down
to the street, no great amount OF ois-
aStcr was done
Worry Little Change.
The Union district school faculty VIII
change very little for the coming year
It was announced yesterday.
Kerrys Busy Again
A crowd from South Wheeling was
entertained last evening by the Kerry
cIuh Of Benwood at their summer camp
down at the Narrows. This evening an
other crowd will be entertained at the
camp from Bellaire. O.
Personals.
Robert Nolan, wha was injured eer-
oral DAYS ago at the wards Of the balt'-
more & Ohio. Is improving at his nom
very nicely. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Corcoran yes r
dov arrived home from Mannir >fon'
w Va. where they have been F's''n
of the home Of friends.
Miss Mary Higgins. who mas oeeh
confined to her home on account OF M
ness for the past several days IS ''h-
Blowing very nicely.
Squire F.. J. Deegan. Bcn"ooo, anu
family will he visitors In i''lSp"i si'
over tho Fourth Of July.
Edward Cunningham or "hcehhS
vas n business visitor in town yes'er'
day. .,,
Hal Garden Of Wheeling was ous''
ness visitor In Benwood yesterday.
Tho knights of Pythias met IN resu-
lar weekly session and enacted sumo
vc~v important business last evening
william Hartong OF MoundsNl'le WE
business caller in town yesterday
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Rond SaIss Light

New York. June 2a.-DealnE' In 20
DAYS bond rnarke; again were light and
contracted. bur the tone was more or
dorlv than IN the stock list where sell
Ing OF oils caused occa sional unsett'e-
menc
OF tho various government loans,
Cuba rolre and fves were strongest at
gains Of about two and one-ha!r points
FOR the Tours and three and one-AaIt
nolDts for the fves OF 1908. Mexican
eours and fves rose fractions 70 one
point and Chinese railway rves ADDED
one and oue-half POINTS
PENNSYLVANIA Consolidated -FOUR ana
owe halves were strongest ~ the oones-
&c rails advancing two points. with
gains ot fractions % ono noine Tor ',o'"-
rado Southern four and one-halres
Baltimore < Oh!o Tours. Atch'son
Sours. New Haven skies and General
Electric AYES.
Another reaction IN European ex-
changes probably contributed 10 the
hcav!ness OF Belgian seven and one
halves. French mInicipais and United
Kingdoms OF 1881.
Chesa ~eake & Ohio svsS. Illinois Gen.
t-al rerurdinS Tours. Great Northern
four and ? quarters and Atlantic Fruit
sevens were prominent among ne lower
!ssues. Total sales tpar value). asgre-
gated sll309.o1n.
tn. ONLY noteworthy new offering or
tha day was the $1,000 NO State OF Mis-
souri, Ave ger cent gold coupon note.
due 20 1885. S"yera, municipal and
utility urderwri,irCs for small amounts
also we're absorbed.
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SUGAR

New York Juno 2N.-Thc raw sugar
market waa unchanged on the spot with
Cubas quoted at 3i-2 cost and freight.
equal T. 4.73 for centrifugal. although
July shipment was ? shade lower 1T
3-l6c, cost and freight. equal to AZ
for centrifugal There were sales OF
5000 bags Of CMhas Hf,Oat and 5000
bags for July shipment.
The raw sugar futures market WA
less active today and while prices were
higher they were SO mcwhat irregular.
Early covering and scattered trade buy
Ing caused An advance OF i've TO seven
points on active positions. hut realizing
brought about p partial reaction with
final prices two 70 four points not
higher July $3.lS' September S.27: De-
cemher S33; March 2l7.
There were no changes In refined su-
gar, fine graduated being listed at $50
TO $50. The demand was only modera'e
although withdrawals on old orders con-
tinue quito liberal.
Refined futures nominal Closing:
July $40; September SIS: December
6S5.
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BETHESDA IL,
County W. G. T. q. Ne sta.


The Belmont county w. {. T. L. off,
cials held gct-together meeting on
Thursday, July 20, at Epworth park.
The county was well represented
Tho meeting was held on the lawn IT
the ". c. 7. L. cottage which Is now
occupied by Mrs. McRoherts and Aunts
Of Saint C1alrsville. who were very hos
p!table and gave US royal welcome.
About forty ladies were present n
niCnlc luncheon and coffee was enjoy
ed After dinner the county president.
Mrs. Anna Patton called tho meeting 10
order Some very important measures
were discussed. as TO the necessity or
dry men on the ticket this fall. She
requested tho unions TO take up the mat
ter Mt their meetings. study the Issues
and not fail to vote at the primaries ana
help place dry men on tho ticket.
Among those present were Miss
Laura Skinner. Flushing: Mr. and Mrs.
II p. Loe. Mre. Shepherd. Mrs. FANNY
Pierson. Mrs John 1ddings. Miss Mary
Johnson. Mrs. Crumbaker. Mrs. Craig.
Rev. and Mrs James Gordon and Mrs.
Mary Taylor. ~. C1airsvtlle: Mrs. Anna
Patton and daughter Mrs Bundy. Mrs.
lydia Bailey. Mrs. Hoge and Mrs. De-
hula. Tacoma: Mrs. Gethro. Mrs. Old
ham and Mrs Strahl. Bellaire.
At the close Of the session. Mr.. Fl. +.
Loo and Mr.. Morgan OF ST. C1airsNlIie'
favored the gathering with short talks.
Mr., Loo Is a we'll known dry worker.
has been associated with tho dry en-
rorcement league OF Belmont county. 10
now candidate for representative to
tho state legislature. and assured his
audience that he will stand firm against
lawhrcakers.
Mr.. Morgan. representative candidate
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LOGAN & BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(By private wire to y. l.. Masten & Coz
New York. June 29.-There was u
distinctly rcaCtionary tone in evidence
in tho oil department OF the list where
offerings were quite free for while.
In fact, thut particular section OF the
list gave indIca lions OF being In q
somewhat over-bought condition pr!-
marlly rs n result OF some recent sharp
advances In many OF the aforementioned
lSSucs.
Tho balance OF tho market displayed
no definite trend periods OF eas!ness
and rally!ng tendencies following each
other Some OF tho rails displayed n
good tone for while, buying being In
spircd by the expectation that no
serious labor difficulties will material
ize on tho railroads. lust now the
stock market seems to he in somewhat
OF q waiting attitude pending some def
nite developments with respect to tho
coal strike and tho railroad labor s!tua-
tion. both OF which Rrs influences Of
primo Importance from n stock market
standpoint.
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
NAV on, REPORT.

Washington. June 2s.-puring May
according TO bulletin made puohc TO-
day by tho United States Geological sur
yey, the daily average consumption Oh
crude oil. measured by deliveries to con-
sumers amounting 10 l,699,O97 barrels
increased l95,997 barrels over that from
April and closely Appropriated tho rec
ord established IN November. lszo' Oh
1G2aO33 barrels The daily average 40
nestle production in May, amounting 10
1,49e.1sO barrels. Increased ll.2s7 par
rels. The daily average imports or crNue
oil las, month amounting TO t6G'l par
rels. Increased $3.50 barrels. IIpe iihe
and tank-rnrm stocks OF domestic petro-
Ieum, plus supplies OF Mexican petro-
leum held In tho United States by I'M
porters. Increased 100000 barrels dur
Ing May.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. June 29.-ForeIEn OK
change irregular. Great Britain. de-
mand 44Oh: cables 4.4O'. sixty day
bills on banks 43SN France. demand
$751;: cables SIS. Italy. demand 4.6S;
cables 4SSb. Belgium. demand T.93l5
cables 7.?i. Germany, demand -;
cables 27is Holland, demand 1885;
cables $40. Norway. demand 1920,
Sweden. demand $3.50. Denmark. de-
mand ?liO. Switzerland. demand 1898
Spain. demand 1851 Greece demand
als. Poland. demand .o2 Is: Czecho-
Slovakia. demand 40. Argentine. de-
mRnd $500 Brazil. demand 1875. Mont
real O. 1916
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PRONOUNCED DNSETTLENENT IN
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

New York. juno 29.-Todays stoC"
market manifested pronounced unset re,
ment despite predictions IN financial
circles that federal action would soon
be taken TO terminate existing anu
prospective labor disturbances.
The foreign situation also occos:oncn
further uneasiness. Developments IN
ireland and Germany fndtnS cieaFe.
reflection In the increased heav'nesS OIL
exchanges. The German rate teII 90
an unprecedented level and Central anu
Eastern European rcmlttarceS were
acutely weak
DasDIts The rraver aspects % the
railway Industrial situation. transporta-
tIors were the most stable issues or the
session, hut extreme gains OF ono 70
almost three points IN some OF the n'E',
dcnd paying shares were much impaired
In the later operations
Ous were the weak ese features
throughout. their prolonged advance
making them most susceptible % press
ure. Conditions IN that Industry con-
t,nue favorable however. indications
pointing to vet another advance IN
crude and refined products
Mexican Petroleum lapsed INTO req
Give quiet. although again moving IN
a range OF eight points and closing AZ
is loss 81 FOUR points Pan Ameri-
cans averaged one point declines oh'
rsyersals In some Of the domestic OILS.
notably STANDARD on OF California ana
Producers and Redacrs. were much
moro severe.
steels Sluggish
SteeIs equipments. motors ana KIN
Ared stocks were sluggish the greater
mar, ~ me session. the few exceptions
az moderate gains Including Crnc,o!e'
American Locomotive and Studeoaker
VIA latter gaining one poin: net. Cop
rers tobacco and food specalttcs m
Ished mainly az Irregular declines
Total safes amounted TO 100000 shares.
While local banks continued 10 with
straw funds 10 meet July payments
money rates relaxed perce?toly. Cali
loans gradually eased from the opening
nuotatlon or a. per cent N the last
half hour and short time loans were
more plentiful az per cent on prime
collateral.
Recoveries from lowest quotations IN
loading exchanges were made before the
close OF business. sterling rallied
large fraction. extreme reactions IN
French, italian and Belgian bills were
nsrtly. and In soma Instances. rally
retrieved and variable gains over the
preceding day ware made by IM'ch
and Scandinavian rates. but Greek remit
tances remained ver.' heavy.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo. y. Y, June "9.-Cat'
lo5 head. Steady.
Calves - Receipts. 1850 head. One
dollar lower. at $500 10 sl1.50.
HoSs-Rece!pts. $500 head. Heavy
steady, others 10 TO so cents lower
Heavy. Sll.25 T11.iO: mixed. $40 q
1850: workers. light do. and pigs, S11.60
roughs, $500: stays. $5.0lfl 500.
Sheep and Lambs-Recc!pts, 400 head
Steady: unchanged.
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE

New York Juno 29.-Butter-Unset
tied. Receipts, 20.293. Creamery. high.
or than extras. 3SI7 Q39c; creamery.
extras (o2 scorc), $50; creamery. hrsts
(SS 70 81 score). 34a Q37Ic.
EGGS - Irregular. Receipts 1856
Fresh gathered extra tlrSts. "6i1 T29c;
state and nearby gathered browns and
m!xed colors flrsts to extras. 9543lc.
Cheese-Firm. Receipts. 3.491. state
whole milk fats. fresh specials. 20 q
e1Hc: do. average run, 20l4 G20l2c;
state whole milk twins. fresh specials
cOi4 q 2lc: do. average run. "0c.
Flour-J'nchangcd
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wheeling Steel Corp. ptd. "A'-Trans-
cash dividend, payable July /.
Wheeling Steel Corp. pfd. "B'-TranT-
fer book close Juno l5. for n X per
cent cash dividend. payable July |.
Wheeling Match Co.-Transfer books
close June 90 for per cent cash div!-
dend, payable June l.
Fostoria Glass Co.-Transfer books
close June 10 for 2 per cent cash dlvi-
dend, payable June 80.
Wheeling Fire Insurance Co.-Trans-
fer books close Juno 20. for semi
annual per cent cash dividend. payable
July l.
Marland OIL Co.-Transfer books close
August 81. for cash dividend OF 81 a
share. payable Sept. 30.
Hazel-Atlas Glass co-Transfer books
close July Is. for 2 per cent cash diri-
dend, payable July so.
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1a-HouR DAY REPORT.

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. June 29,-tcrtain OF
the independent steel complaints when
will report TO the Gary committee on tho
elimination Of the 12-hour day In the
Industry have already completed re-
ports. 1t Is expected. however. that all
tho data asked Of tho various stcc!
makers will not be In tho hands OF the
committee for some time yet and that
It's findings Will not DO available for DO
DAYS at least.
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh. June 29.-Butter. cream.
cry prints. 449i4H tubs, 43i. per 10.
Eggs. fresh select. $3.50; current re-
ceipts. 24Q25 per doz
Cheese. full cream. 1890 per n.
Potatoes. new. per barrel No |. Viz
ginias. 4.504 400; C1rolinas. 350R4.UO.
old, Names. l50-pouud sacks. No |, 22j
92.35.
Apples. barrels. New Works. No. |,
Baldwins and Russets 6.j007,5O. new
stock. bushel baskets. No. Transpar.
ents. Illinois and Ohios. c25G275.
Onions. CALIFORNIA; standard crates
No. l yellows, 200; home grown. per
bundle OF one dozen punches 1502o
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COLUMBIA MOTORS,

Detroit. June 29.-The Columbia MO-
Tors Co. IS per cont OF whose stock Is
owned by officials and directors or the
company and the remaining As per cent
by parts and accessory manufacturers
dealers and car owners. reports an urS-
ont demand for It's cars 1t Is stated
that the company will turn out l'VoU
cars this month and that the July ana
August schedule calls for 1850 and 1000
cars respectively. orders on the hooks
for thirty days delivery are reported IN
excess Of 5000 cars. 1t is also stated
that parts manufacturers assure full
production schedule as above outlined.
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DRY GOODS

New York. Juno 29.-Cotton goods
were steady today with trade rather
qule:. Yarns were steady with spin
ners demanding better prices. Improve
mcnt was reported in the call for silk
fabrics. Raw silk was grim abroad. Old
silk being pretty well sold. Wool
goods were steady. Eurl1ps wcro quiet
with sellers requesting bids.
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CHICAGO PIG IRON.

Chicago. Juno 29.-PiG iron sales nj
the newly established prices 1880 10
SEA Chicago. have been made here. Lake
Superior charcoal has advanced to SIS'oo.
Producers OF iron are not pushing sales
duo to the uncertainties OF the fuel sup
yN1N
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TO BUY EQurPnINNT.

Washington. June ?9.-Tho Boston q
Maino to-day asked the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission for authority TO Issue
s1.Sl5.O0 OF q per cent equipment trust
certificates This loan which Is the un-
issued portion Of 100000 authorized
loan. is for the purchase Of additional
equipment. 1t !s proposed TO offer these
certificates TO a group or Boston bank
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK

pittsburgh. Juno c9.-IIogs-Rcce!pts,
$500 head Higher Heavies. Sll.l5 %
ll.2O. heavy and light workers.. $3.50 q
ll.65: pigs, sllOOg 11.25.
sheep and Lambs-RcceIpts, 900 head.
Steady. sheep. 500: lambs. 1880.
Calyes-RcceIpts. ESQ head. Steady.
TOP, Sll.JO
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GALL MONEY.

New York. June 2e.-Call money easy
high Az: low 4; ruling ratio AZ: closing
bid / offered ut AZ: last loan 4. Call
loans against acCentances I. Time
loans steady. sixty days 4, ~ days 4;
six months ~. Prime mercantile paper
tG44.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Juno 29.--Predictions or bull
ish crop estimates tomorrow. black rust
reports from South Dakota and uncer-
,ainty over railroad strike talk LED 70
higher prices to-day for wheat inc
market closed unsettled, %c 10 lc up.
Jnly SlI4A to SI.I4Ts and September
Sli5a. to $ll57s. Corn gained &c to
5. c, oats lost nc 10 sc. and provisions
finished at a range varying from &c de-
cline TO l5c advance.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. O. Juno 29--Wheat cash
$1.1Sh; July SILT: September Sl.lS<.
Clovcrseed. prime cash $1,000, October
and December $1,000.
AlsikC. prime cash sll.1S. August
Sll.S5. December Slt.3h.
Timothy. prime cash S%.SS, September
81 10: October 50 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
ROCK 1s1AHp CAR HANDLING.

Chicago. June 29.-During the frat q
days Of June, the Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific railroad handled total OF lo6.'
S4S cars as compared with lO2,9S9 for
the same period last year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
CEN. Oar LoAprNQs.

Chicago. June 2e.-The Chicago 4
Northwestern Railway reports 9b,4"9
cars loaded during the first 26 days or
June compared with Sl,73@ for same per-
Tod last year.