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Ship ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON March 4-Tne Elmer
gency Fleet Corporation announced the
following assignments to-day:
Monmouth, 1923 dwt, assigned Balti-
moro Steamship Company. managing
agent.
Eastern knight, 1850 dwt. assigned
Barber Steamship Lines Inc, managing
agcnt.
Kerhonkson, 7,433 dwt, assigned Moore
& Mccormack Company, Inc, managing
agent.
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Notice to Mariners

The Photographic Office under tie
Navy Department ls stshiished 70 sid
books tables and periodicals. It broad
casts by radio ali urgent Information
involving danger to vesssls. Its brarch
offio<s have the latest hydrographic I'm
are prepared to serve mariners in many
waya Mariners are invited to call at
the branch offices between the hours Of
8 and 4:3o. where they viii be cordially
wei nmed All mariners are requested
to ward promptly TO the nearest
bran office all photographic. infor-
nation. The Branch Hydrographie Of,
flee, New York. Is situated 1t 1880
3rcAd Etrect
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Departures

BATAVIA March 2--Arakan (Du). San
Francisco
HULL. March City of Glasgow (Br),
Boston; Sd, Effinghanl, Mobile; Evergreen
City, Jacksonvtllc.
DUBLIN. March a--coelleda. Baltimore.
GLASGOW, March S--Canadian Otter
(Br). Halifax; War Eindoo (Br). Texas.
CLYDE, March 3-Luccllum (Br), Hous-
ton.
BARRY, March a-ToAufuku Maru
(Jap), New York.
BARI Feb 2l-Ryufuku Maru tJap),
Hampton Roads
cEBu. Feb a5-slmaocr (Du), San
Francisco
NAPLES, Feb 2s-stromboll UtaD. Nor
folk
HAMBURG. Feb as-Maryland OBJ.
Baltimore; March 5, Haverford (Br), New
York.
ANTWERP, March 1--,1nlsum (Br,. New
York; 2, Londonter tBelg). New York.
HONG KONG, March S--Dacre Castle
fBr), New York; West Keats. Portland,
Ore.
SINGAPORE, March S-Hayre Maru
(Jap). New York.
CALCUTTA March s--Aumeric tnr>.
Boston and New York: Wolverine State,
San Francisco
GLASGOW March 3--Lacuna, Key West
LIVERPOOL, March 3--Melita (Rr),
st John N b: West Quecchee. Baltimore.
GIBRALTAR. March 3--Canta (Br),
lfrom Hong Kong, Boston and New
York.
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Freight Ships Due
Due To-day
Agency.

Vessel. Port Agency
Steel Mariner, Seattle, Jan %. ''
1sthnian S S Lines
Jethou. Buenos Ayres. Jan "a. Kerr s Co
Blair, Alexandria, Jan 2s. Export S 8 Co
0lympe, Marseilles, Feb s.. Three Star Limo
Tsushima Maru. Colombo, Jan 81.
Houlder Weir Boyd
Csbo EsPartel. Seville. Feb II. ..Ybarra Line
City OF Dunkirk, Gibraltar. Feb l$
West Himrod, Honolulu, JaA IL
Barber S Lines
Cornish City, Shields, Feb u.
nruyere, Para. Feb 1a.Lsnp port 4 Holt it Tine ne
Mal'nen' lmminsham' FEB a.
Maddequet. Cardiff. Feb i5. 'S'' 'N''' W
JH Winchester Il Co
Atlantic Go'hen0urs; Turs!.. Tss i; u,,s ~.
Ronheur. Santos. Tep .. .Iamport (: Holt
Hankdal., Marselles. Feb 81 w Cleveland
Exeter City, Bristol. Feb 1s.j ArAell i Co
Due Tomorrow
Sven Jarl. Gothenburs, Feb 1S
Harry Luckenbach. Los angeles. FEB IA.
I4uckenbach S s Co
Due Tuesday
Ainnesotan. Hamburg. Feb 20.
Storm, King, Rotterdam Feb 20
Black Diamond S S Corp
Aaasdyk, Rotterdam, Teh IS.
Holland America Line
Glenspean, Bahia. Feb 80. .Furness- Witty
Due Wednesday
Clan Kennedy. Port Said, Feb 49,
Barber s s Lincs
Eastern Tempest. Relfssl. Fsb IL.
Moore, Mccormack s. Co
Julisna. Gibraltar Feb 81. Garcia & Diaz
Due Thursday
Alpine Range, Leith, Feb "a
Furness. Witty & Co
Bauda. Parararibo. Feb 2e.
Tunch, Edge {. Co
Santa Sosaia. London, Feb IS.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Due Friday
Dundrcnnan, Gibraltar, Feb a3.
i'urness. Witty & Co
West keene. Santos. Feb 49,
International Freighting Co
Atlantic, lmmingham. Feb 23,
Furncss. Witty & Co
Duo Saturday
Mcrtauk London, Fob 25 All Trans Line
Ohioan, San Francisco. Feb is.
United American Lines
Erdcly. 'Oran, Feb % Phelps Bros
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TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REwAnD

HoNI--W Wire-halred fog terrier female.
~hnc with black ears and ono blhois
80. r.s, answers to nArac OF Sally. Reward II
at. Plaza 907a A"0 e. "'se
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Outgoing Steamships


on Travel dude Paae. Column Eight
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port Sails Pier.
Sail Tuesday
CITY Of A.lan.a. savannal, pM...s5. i {
Lenape, Charleston. IL M..........S6, N II
Sail Wednesday
Arabic, Naples. 10 M............ 50, y r
Mnnekahda, Hamburg, 5 PM. 80. n n
Kockaway Park, Libau, PM. .22' R'h'yn
Jean. San Juan, 12 M...........27, B'klyn
Julia Luckcnbach' cristooai' 3 1I Pm: T., ..,,,,n
ssstT!ee. SssHls sss's ssn 5usa Marta = s
Fort Hamilton Bermuda, ii AM. .O6, N Fl
Sail Thursday
saxonia. Hamburg, IL M...........94. ~ r
Tsormina, Naples. PM. ........ .-,s7, \ r;
Espersnsa, Havana il NJ. ....:....l4. d Z
G OF Montgomery, Savannah, PM. IS. n r
Lenape, Jacksonvillc, l2 M....-..,.SS, n +
Sail Friday
Caye Narnbi. San Juan. 10 M........7 N I,
netonia l.ibaY PM; 20. Buah D. 3 klyn
Sail Saturday
Olympic, southampton. PM. 30, n
A%eries. + fly%o",h srm 49, uopotea isi, * n
La Bourdonnais, HaNrc, FM .6h, \ Il
Carrillo. Tea, 10 AM: ...:...... 8. n 4
Fort Victoria Bermuda, II AN ... 95. \ Il
Rc-slind. st Johns, II AM..Java ST, IS ltlyn
Caracas. San Juan, l. NJ. .......l1, B'hiyn
Ponce san Juan Ia NJ. .......... 35. r lSlyn
AraguayB Bermuda. IL AM,......42, M r
Tlus Port Linaon, II AM..........s. X
Iroquoi.-. Turks island. i2 M.....S Si, B'kiyn
siboncy. Havana, PM............14, n Il
Munarnar, Anttiia, PM. ;l.........s, II f
vauban, Buenos Ayres, PM. II. Hoboken
Essequbo Valparaiso, 8 PM. ....42, N r
Cameronia, Glasgow. ~ M.."......54. N n
Ecuador. Cristobai. IL M.......Ss, B'klyn
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Instruction

LEARN LINOTYPE: pays $4,000 yearly:
10000 operate Nnotype-why can't you?
Cost 5000. Empire School. 1873 q. 18th.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs--Display new style written guar
anteed hosiery; 1900 month easy; must
you simply display and write order; We
deliver and collect; pay you daily; exneri-
ence unnecessary; sample free. Jennings
MfE. CO.. Trial 325s. Dayton. Ohio.
AGENTS - Every home buys Presto" q
repeater sample free. Premier Products
Corp, 1851 Broadway, New York City.
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Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Servic.
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

Distance is given in nnilhs. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified. |
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Automobile instruction

REPAIRING. driving taught short time
license guaranteed; ladies' classes; also
Ford lessons. American Auto School. 7.S
Lexington av
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

CHAAiBERMAID and WAITRESS and to
help to caro- for boy OF sevon; no cook
ing; girl who lives In neighborhood pre-
ferred. who could 40 home at night: ca
gakcment by week. Call Monday evening,
$40, l4l East 74th st
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FRENCH GRADUATE ENGlNEER, az.
captain aviator. Legion OF Honor. Va
cfoss. wohld give rrench lessons @Hd
make TRANSACTIONS IS 21Q. Tribune.
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Miscellaneous

HOUSEWORKER - Mothers helper for
small homo In country: three in family
$40. Write to Scarsdale, Box 435.
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LEDGEH CLERK. Christian, one able to
take off trial balances. MAKE out statements
writing giving age, experience references,
salary wanted F. L., 200 East ESD ST.
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET

SYST ST. COLUMBUS Av. Colonial Hetel)
Newly decorated furnished rooms; use
care. subway full hotel sarv1ce: restaurant.
WEST END Av.. ss4 ts4th)--Attract!ve
large front room, twin beds running
water. largo closet; private house.
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;ADIz

Cadlz. May 25.-Miss Helen Sheriff Is
home from her school work at Bridge
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Heaston and
John c. Heastan, OF Pittsburgh. were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hal G. Hcistan
this week.
Mrs. william L. Sharp and son. Lee.
have gone to Denver Colo. and Pasa-
dena, Gait to visit relatives.
DR.. 0. II. FInical and children. Helen
George and Robert, are In Columbus
visiting relatives.
Harry Moore. Of Delaware. has been
visiting friends here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey c. Ramsey went
to Uhrich sville for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. r. Guthrie.
Mrs Elizabeth Wiles. Of Mcdonald,
Pa, is visiting her brother. John A.
Copeland. and Mrs. Copeland.
Mrs. Luck McCarty Luttrell. Of Wheel
Ing. Is visiting Misses Mary and Emma
Workman.
Miss Elsie Long, Of East Liverpool
was here attending commencement. her
sister Miss Gladys. being one, Of the
graduates
Mrs. Miller. Of cuyahoga Falls, has
returned to her home after visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Victoreen.
Miss Laura Penn. Of Toronto. Can. 10
here visiting her father. David Penn.
Miss Gertrude I,ipp!ncott entertained
a fnw of her girl friends OF the seventh :,
grade and Sunday school class on Tues-i
day evening. About IN we're present.
Refreshments were served. She received
many pretty gifts.
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URGENT DEMAND
IN STEEL TRAD:
Orders Now Booked Mean
Present Rate Of Operation
for Many Months.


Ncw Y"rk. MAY @j.-Th" Iron ASH.
"a -, weekly summary "f tho Iron ana
500, trades. rumurrrw VIII SAY:
There AZ" move Indications that tho
r-.s,r. rate 80 steel works operations
vii noel 20 y" ml'H'aincd beyond he
tn,Yd CuIrt,r "f IA" y""r. current buy
!r.- - ru a greater scale than had been
oxpcrrcl IN ,i"H - h" large contracts
p'ac"d :, tao low prices or March and
ea"ly Apr:l
S.,I.. .,,,c COO, producers notably
~, S,,.g ,'n~r,r,,iru. have boon able
IA ,o,rna-c their operations. with tn"
coz strike st,ll going "m, me furry Of
rrr,cr,t,, huvlnE - diminishing. hui
demand kccpS up AMI ~ some directions
{, =, ,,rrcnt The steel Corporation,
p..th the rc,ump:inn ~ it@ M!ngo and
,,,rr,r, ,L,r,. l.. on 4 - per cent basis
r ,., ,rcr, hay, been soma
,,,,.,, r,.,rc.,.,s hv several independent
,,,,,...,t,,
,,,,..o -,
,. ,,,c, aud coal
.,..,,,p... from un,,.uniou mines were
~. ,o,do,cv = MOI rro-
,.,,. IT, view or tho WASH
.,,,.., .Cc,.,,,,., an ,hc SOFT rual stu
., ..,,.u,ucrs have With
49,, r,.,ri,, aud prlccs hevn
,. :, ,,;.r snro easing
-, ,f,o .,.l,.. ,,.,r,c.
rr 49,, ,r,. ,,,l sncri;irailnns
49, ,a,,,s ,vir, crrare bar and
''N " .:,,. =, ,h,. ,.hir,rn. RUS
l,,,,n aud ynyrcS'nwn districts well
iva .i,f., n,.,r,e. and the uuwiI-
into '"' .'' '"'' ,. 80 coll for
'nEnr~S 49, "''>' ,,,..r,.r croo,e
"'un''" ,,..o.. ,,rd ,,nv.,rd
" = Nlii .'''' t'' w .'.'
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LOGAN & BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(liy private wire 10 y f.. Ma stem X Coz
Ncw York. May - 80 Much ~ tn" ;,I-
tlv!ry ia today'S mprkct WIS "'nnnrt
- special issues which We're featured
on tho rising side at prices Th" gen
,ral list. however. maintained n steady
t"ur. both ia TIA" oil and industrial!
depart mcu,s. The reduction IN freight
rates announced a. effective on July Is.
- ray"ra.Iy construed insofar as u
touches on tha steel situation rs ii Is
argued the same VIII .,ppr"r!dh!y re-
luce produciuL costs. Am"N- special
issues which were prominent "u iac ~
side today var" Allied Chemical. |. 2.
Realty. Au~jiu-Nirh"ls, Sears K"chu"k.
%urih Americas ard Iily%-uy"r!and
r..f,rrrr! Tn" ~" sHGar market mas
SHOWN an iucj.rlr:"u I" Stlit"n recent
!, and thi.. i":n: reflected III Il
i..,i,.r drirlud for the >GE.,: stocks
I..,A.: priced I.~r'"$ sean {" l." NOR"
favored 10y III" ric:ucE; entertaining
...,u..rurrlyr piIr" ideas AZ the present
Efforts for IT," rise may J." NOR" con
sp!cuous IN this type OF stocks FOR u
white
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S|STERSV|LLE

Sistersville May 24.-Mrs. Cecil Kel.
ley has as her guests her mother-fn.
law, Mrs. clifford Kelley and Mrs. J. F.
Imbler, both of Winchester, Kentucky.
and her sister, Miss Iva Robinson OF
Cairo, w. Va
Mrs. William Mulligan and her little
grand daughters. Emily and Gene Ras.
pillaire. will leave Thursday for visit
with relatives. before going to their
new home in Greensburg. Pa. Mrs. Null.
lIgan's daughter. Mrs. Emile Raspillaire
will leave for Greensburg. Friday.
Joseph Strain of Crystal River, Flor.
Ida has arrived here for an extended
visit with his son. Prof. w. w. Strain
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kloetxley Of
Sterling. @. arc the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Heinletn while enroute to
their home from Baltimore, Nd. ard
Washington, d. c.
Mrs. r. E Longley. Miss Sallie white.
r. ~ Mrs. Thurman Locke and Mrs. n.
l.. Boylcs spent Wednesday in Wheel
Ing.
Mrs c. l.. Logan has gone to Blacks-
burg. Virginia to attend the commence.
mcnt exercises OF Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. She was Joined at Algema,
". Va. by Mr.. Logan.
The Seniors Of Sistersville High
school were honored at a delightful az
fair given in their honor Wednesday
even ng in Thistle Hall. Dancing. cards
and other amuscments were engaged in
md in the course Of the evening. de-
l!cous lunch was served. The AFFAIR
was In charge Of the following commit"
toes. Mesdamcs J. W. Gushing. Maur-
ice Broadwater. W. II. Kerr. W. J. Seu-
ensch wa nder W. w. Strain and George
Christopher
Miss Lucy Davenport. who has been
III the past several weeks in the Sisters
Vile General Hospital. has recovered
sufficiently 10 he removed to the home
Of Mrs. Harriet Stocking. Miss Daven-'
port was until the beginning Of her Ill
ness, secretary Of the Homo Service Sec
ton Of the Red Cross.
Miss Harriet Kingsland and Mrs. II.
W. Mccoy were Joint hostesses to tho
bridge club. Wednesday afternoon at the
Sistcrsville Country Club. Six tables
were in play and a delicious salad
course was served at tho close Of the
game.
The senior class play The Thread OF
Destiny" presented in the Auditorium
Tuesday evening was q decided success
and was attended by large crowd. Tho
play was directed by Miss Anne Cawley,
OF teh local high school faculty g,
Dr. and Mrs. E. c. Jones have returned
from Philadelphia where DR.. Jones has
been attending the polyclintic. For the
past week they visited friends at At
Iantic City.
Mrs. o. L. Lazear Is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Bish Of Clarksburg.
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
EXPLAINS WITHDRAWAL.

yn,insstnwn. @. May "'.--Ihe t'SPon-
,A,'i,. Tor Withdrawing IN" h"uhES-
town Sheet & Tube 60. from S're'
,u...trr u".nt!atIunS rests entirely Win
IFS president. ]. y. Campbell
I.rta.ng sturkh"ldcrS ana u'fe'"'H
Mcr. uniformly opposed :" 'he CON-,
rany'S going int" merger - l'"'"
hut placed the decision III 'FrS'"'"'
CamphrIrs hands II" aPi'''"'E ~
rl,r"d To- act anl $"""''hdreW'
He says his company IS no, anu '."S
r,, n,..n uegutlariuG with bethlehem
o,I ,hy, i has no other present iianS
,y.,r ,r IMPROVE It's position III III" in
du~.ry 10y increasing cmi'."m'y ana
luN,rlpr costs.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. May 25.--Forei cN,
rhauEc steady: Great Britain, d"inann
S4.+424: cables Si.i5; g." day oil'H on
banks S442a,. France. demand zig = !.
'Hairs SI5a.' italy. demand 5.25;caihIes
5.25le. belgium. demand S.43i7; cables
NJ; Germany. demand 34A: cables
AZ. Holland, demand 1854: cables
ASS Norway. demand 1890. sweden
demand 1850 Denmark. demand 2l.6C.
Switzerland demand 1925. Spain, de-
mand 1885. Greece. demand 4:l6. Po-
land. demand O2l2 Czccho-SiovakIa'
demand 100. Argentine. demand 1851
Brazil 1887. Montreal 99A. Rumania
0.G9 Finland @.09. JuGo-Slavia U."o n
Austria 0.0l03
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

N"w York. May 25.--IIrIt"r easier re-
CENTS .3uG creamery higher than "X.
tras 3TMG7i-c: creamery extras i!2
sror"I. %Gx q 36'.c: f'rsts ,SS t" 81
sc"r"J 3in Sc: packing stock current
make ~" =. @2le Il sc.
Eggs. irregular. receipts 23.n'": 'r"Sn
gathered extra fjrStS - n 2sL2s; first
2Gi, r,2 e.: storage packed Extra firStS
"Hio n 3ur: firsrs 2S| &c; stat" nearby
nrI nearby western hcnnrry whites
r.rS;s t" .v'rHs - q So.
A,crr. firm.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Cr,IraGn. May IS Wheat trading to-,
Gav ,nusiStcd chiefly of VIVA, appeared
10 be- tn. morpinE up Of wrc"kag" "I me
May deal
Demand for wheat /" deliver on. MAY
contracts here had Sorupugly com" I" 4
halt. and with chances CRAFTY dimlniSh-
cd for Il month end squeeze. something:
~ a general rush lu Sell WAS witnessed
Tho market closed unsettled, '2r I" 4'tH
NOT lower. with May IS TO Sl%S'- and
July sl"l% to Sl."l7s
Omen. High. Low. Clos"
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE.

rittshurgh May "5.-- Butter, creamery
prints 4lT4li4c: tubs i0G ioi.c per
pound.
Eggs. select goa sec. current receipts
% a @Tc.
cheese. full creams l9T 20.
Potatoes, Names. New WORKS ailn
Mi,hirans. l50 pound sacks No. !. $500
;,oo5 pcr sack; new barrels. No ],
F';orjdas. Spaulding Rose $500; South
t'ar"liua C"hhlcrs, SIS.
Applc* barrels. New Works. No:
Ra!d-w wins $3.50: No. RusS"tS *I."p'
Names. No | Ben Davis s5.5nM 600.
Onions, Texas. standard rraets. yell
lows Sl75m20H: white $500: home
grown per lundlc of one dozen lunches
lJu zoe,
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MONEY MARIE T.

Nrw York. May 25.--Call money
steady: high per rent;low 3i2 per cent:
ruling rate { per cent: closing bid 8 per
cent: altered at az per cent; last loan
%i nor cent call loans against accept
anrca g.: per cent I'rimc mercantile
PAPER -. n iic per cent.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Tnlado. .. May Wheat. cash AMI
Mas 81 90: July 1924.
Hi"v"rscrd, prim" cash *l3.'o; oc'o-
her Sll.3i.
AlsIkc, prime cash 5lL5H: August
$ll75.
Timothy. primo cash and May S@.lo4
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LIBERTY BONDS.

Now York. May 25-Liherty bonds
Closed: 3lp's 1896: first IS S99.10: sec
ond IS $50 20, first 4L's s99.Hs; Second
as sa9SS third iE's $685.; fourth
ass 500; Victory 3%.'s 500 bid; VIC
tory "a, s $lUuI2
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STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Whc"IirE. ". Va. May -.
Furnished The. ln;r'liceuIrr by A. Z
Auttrr 4 20. members New York stock
Exchange second floor National Rank
,: W Va. Bllg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. May %. 20
Furnished The intelliErncer by A. K
Nasten 4 Co. members New York STOCK
EHChau"e. Second floor National Bank
RldY
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n. \. STOCK ENHANCE

Wn~c'nE. ". Va. Way .. 20
Fun .r-d rre In:ei'icsocer ~ Y
A.-'.4 o. members New York STOCK
~ Second floor National Baua
SldR
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hoping It may be benefit to HrA
MoOre's health. -
W. D. Lee was a business visitor In
Youngstown, O., the latter part or the
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PETROLEUM.

OF City. Ia. May @5.--Crcdit balances
RPS: runs 5000; average l6.i2V; snip
mcntS 6T.2Tg: average 53.iO6.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling, ". Va. May %. 81.
Furnished The lntclNEencer by \. Z
i'nsten * Co. members New York Stoca
Exchange. Second floor National BanA
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling W. Va" MAY -,
Furnished The lntclliEencer by 4. z
Nastea, 6 Co, members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National fahh
~ " VI Rldg
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Liberty Bonds Strong.

strength Of Liberty issues. I've OF
which sold IT par ur h"tter ard an III
creased demand tur underlying "r spec
u,atil" rails were III" "u;S'H""'ut Tea
lures Of coday's bond market, the list
othcrwiso retaining It's rc"cn; irregular
character! sites.
The NOR. !r,uortant foreign loans In
clud NIX Rrit!>h and French. moved
Within contracted limits and Mexican
& ami - and Copenhagen 5'2's we're
slightly lower.
f,ri"~ were strongest Of the rails. the
GOV, rrt;hle D'S rising over three points.
ISSUES 90 he investment rails. tnrluG-
in Iu."u Pacific. Seahoar'1 Baltimore
& uh,". aud southern Railway. gave
wa, 20 moderate selling.
T,jI:.l.> and Industrial also moved
urr,",',. consolidated Gas IS AMI
"hir" Copper - declining. Will" Dupont
7r.'S made substantial gain. Total
Sai.s ,nar rQ'ual aggregated SlL%i?.""".
Tho .r,.sim"rt demand Cor nov IN.
dcr,ri. g continued strong - "yi-
don,..d BY .n. GU!rk s;lH "t ~" r"w
nr,~.rr, Thc>H wcr" the $35."n".""u
.S.w England Telephone per cert
hunG~ aud ST. no".no0 Rr"ok';H Union
Gas i peg r"n' bonds.
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STOCkS lNp.n- HiEh. Low. .CIo.e
LOCAL STOCKS

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Daily quotation list Wheeling SiH"H
Exchange Complied for The Intelli
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling W. Va. May -. 80
Furnished The IntriAgrncer by y +
HRStcr & G." u"HlI "rS New York Ntoc"
S>,hnuar ~c.uud floor National BanH
II W. Va. R6E.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

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AMI FsS DRIFT FEATURED
STOCK MARKET TRANSACTIONS
Little Comfort Extracted
From Rail Rate Reductions.
But News From Transporta-
ton Systems Is Favorable.

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entirety At ,n,. r\r,r.r - ''i.E
costs
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To,a, snics roSo 500 shares.
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Range OF local stocks to-day:
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OAK BROTHERS

Thn''r. l2j in l76......... 10 /
Good. ~ To- lis = :
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that no more time Is being con.
sumed In unloading the car than
that ordinarily allowed for such.
purpose and the agent retorts that
nevertheless he Is obliged to en-
force a certain policy ii the speci-
tic case at the request Of and for
the benefit Of those regularly en-
gagged in the retail distribution OF
such commodities, Il Is quite evi-
dent that the influence which could
prevail upon a common carrier to.
adopt a specific policy in case OF
this kind must come from some
organization whose power to exert
such influence would also subject
1t to the penalties for conspiracy.
lido not know whether these
conditions prevail, or whether
these practices are being resorted
to within our jurisdiction; I hope
not. 1t has been strongly intimat-
ed that these conditions do exist;
| trust that 1t may be found that
the charges are groundless; but
they are Of sufficient importance
to warrant a full and complete In
vestigation at the hands of the
grand Jury, and to accomplish
this you have the power to sum
mon any witnesses that may aid