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MONEY RATES CAUSE
MORE BOND BUYING

New York. July 2T.-Money rates
caused further active buying OF govern,
ment war Rotations in todays nono
market. small gains being registered ny
most OF the active issues. Fourth 'n-
cr,y AIS touched 1876. a new h'Gh'
but reacted later. closing At 10l,.V'
International loans were duIl ana
showed nominal changes, japanese hrst
fours A. were off and Brazil govern
ment SIS fell to par, new low tor me
year and eight points under their hlsh
quotations for that period.
Seaboard Air Line IS. missouri IA
cifc general As. Northern racine re-
funding SIS. Atch!son general 4s ana
two Of the st. Paul issues shoWeu
strength. Consolidated Gas rs respond
ed 10 tho increase dividend rate on
the common stock. Several or tho tor-
eign and domestic oil bonds were hrm
to strong. but Market Street hallway
Consolidate SIS eased. Total sales (par
vlue) were $l6.c05,0Oo.
New offerings today Included So'ooo'-
900 Southern Colorado Power company
first mortgage per cent and $o'O'V'oV'
CITY Of Philadelphia 25-ycar per cent
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Ia. been working near Columbus mse
with very serious injuries while IN.
sased in the sport OF boxing. Ny.
Lucas has wife and three small chill
dren and is the son Of Mr.. David Lucas.
His relatives went at once. Ihey re-
port him slowly improving.
The Sunday school picnic OF Barnes
VILE district will be held here August
18th al Epworth Park.
The Sunday school picnic Of tho In
terdenominational Holiness church was
held In Martins grove. south OF town.
an Saturday, July %. After the picnic
dinner, games and social conversation.
q short program was rendered, followed
by an interesting talk by the pastor ana
a testimony meeting.
Mrs. Marie Wright returned the hrst
Of the week from a recent visit with
friends at Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Lucas called on
Mrs Lulu Love Giffen and L. P. Bailey
ono day recently.
Mr.. Randolph OF Dillonvale IL spend
Ing a few days with Martha Jones and
brothers and sisters.
Janette Lewis has returned from an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs Cliff
ford Lucas Of Akron.
Mrs Clara Keeser, Mrs. Rosco Keesc
and baby Of Wheeling are occupying
the Halliday cottage on the Park.
Mrs Hibbs and daughter, Mary Eliza
beth, Dorothy Blumenburg, Mrs. Edwin
Phillips, Mrs. Elliott and Marion Jen-
kins were at GAINESVILLE on Tuesday
Mrs. George Bauerle and daughter.
Anna Belle. spent one day last week
with Mrs. Hicks Of GAINESVILLE, Anna
Belle remaining for a little visit.
DR.. and Mrs Farris and daughter
Nancy. Of Wheeling arrived the hrst Of
the week for a three weeks stay At the
Park hotel DR.. Farris Is pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian church Of Wheel
Ing.
Mary Helen Smith Of Marietta. who
Is spending the summer at the Park
Is with Somerton friends a few days
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Smith have re-
turned to their homo at Marietta after
visiting their daughters. Mrs. Elliott
and Miss Smith, at the Park.
Sunday was Methodist day At the
Park. Addresses were made By Bishop
Anderson and DR.. Hillberry, supern-
tendent Of the Steubenville district.
The Park auditorium was filed. Rev.
Beving OF Quaker City and Rev. Fretts
and family of near Mt. Vernon. former
pastors Of the NJ. E. church here were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Longleey Of Corn
Ing. o., spent the weekend with friends
here. She remained for the summer
Miss Phillis Campbell and Mr.. Ray
mond Kennard OF Malta, o., were recent
visitors at Epworth Park.
Mabel Happier. Mr. Maurey and Mr..
Michel Of Wheeling were plea SAINT
guests here recently.
Mr. Gerald Holdren OF Marietta has
returned 10 his home after a two weeks
say at Epworth Park.
Mr. Walter Bang and family are on
extended western trip 10 St. Louis and
other points.
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at Epworth Park Chau.auaua, Bethes-
da, O., on Sabbath.
Norman Dick who was quite III TOT
rcw DAVIS last week. Is able 10 be UP
md about his duties on the OIL lease
again. ,.,
MIR. and Mrs. John Cunard and daugh.
ter Gladys spent one day The first OF
the week. with Mrs. Cunards sister
Mrs. Joseph Hrokaw and FAMILY Oh
Adena, o.
Miss Mary Cow, OF near Flushing
has been spending a few days MT the
home of her Aunt Mrs. w. I. Taylor
near town.
Miss Lois Ivans, Of Cadiz. O.. has
hecn a guest with her friends. Misses
Lucille and Hazel Jones for 10"
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Humphrey ano
baby, of Yorkville. o.. were week emo
visitors with friends in town
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes were
husinnss callers in bethesda, O., one
evening the first Of the week.
Charles Johnston. OF wheeling. w.
Va. was week end visitor with his
family here.
Abramo G!ng!acomo was business
caller Yorkville, O.. and wheeling, W.
Va, on Tuesday.
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UN|ONTOWN, O.,
Bus DESTROYED By Fire.

One Of the large gray buSscs owned
hy the Bus company which have busses
running from Flushing to st. Claire
willie. O, and one they recently purChas-
cd from the kilgove company who
formally operated busses on this line.
and driven by Samuel Orsall. was de-
stroyed by fire one day last week.
all OF the occupants. and driver hay
Ing escaped uniniured. 1t has been
necessary since beginning the work OF
paving the EniOntOwn and Flushing
pike both at Fishing and at Bannock
TO change. their route from going
through Uniontown. and 70 by tho way
Of Latferty. and this occurred near tho
Lawrence Atkinson home. n short dis
lance from New Laffcrty. o.
Meet with Board Members.
Bert HiCkenhottosn accompanied hv
Mrs. Charles Johnston and Mrs John
L. Cunard. residents of near town. went
TO Fairpoint. o., on Friday, to meet
with the Board OF Education Of Wheel
ing township. to present their petition
TO oppose the closing OF tho Lyles dis
trict school. another year. which was
nm order of the board members recently
Issued. and sent all scholars residing
In this district TO the town school
since II has been found necessary to
erect another room ut this place. AS
vet no definite action In regard to
same. ms been mad" public.
Uniontown Briefs.
Among those from here having Rt-
tended tho entertainment given on Fri
day evening. in tho Methodist church
nj Rannock were: Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Williams. MISS Lena Humphrey and
Mcssrs. Russell Rarger and Hartzel
William.
Rcrt HlCkenbottom and children. Lola
Ruth. Arthur and Allon. left on Sat-
urday morning for rarkcrsburg. where
they expect TO spend short time with
relatives. and with the formers son and
lnttcrs' brother Forest who has been
staying with relatives thcre for several
months
Mcssrs Everett rrokaw and Clyde
Campbell Of ntar town. members OF the
school hoard. attended meeting Of the
Board Of Education held in Fairpolnt
on Friday afternoon.
MesS-s. Walker Cunrrd and Francis
Reck wore calIcre In bethesda. o. ono
evening tho first OF TIE week
Mrs Friend HiCkenhottom Of near
town. spent Thursday with hcr sister
Nss Elizabeth Harhin. Of Rock hill
o. who 10 in tho Wheeling hospital
recovering from a recent operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. 7 6 Barlow and son Vernon
and brother Ray Rarg"r spent Sabbath
afternoon with tho formers and lat
ter's parents Mr and Mrs, Elmer Bar
ger. Of near Incevvillo. q.
Mr.. and Mrs y. A. Shear. 81 Cad'8.
q were callers IN town ono dav tn"
after part ~ ths week. en- rorts 20
,hc,- homo. after Nr-'ness trip to
rritshurgh. where they rurchaSef n
now Ford
Mr.. and Mrs I~sse Williams and son
Hartzell attended the special services
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BETHESDA N. ~
Surprise Party

Tho members OF the Daughters OF
Ruth Bible class Of the VI. +. church
George r. Wilcox, teacher, rendered
farewell reception to two members Oh
tho Sunday school class. Mrs. VIM.
Kennedy and Mrs. Charles Duffy, who
are leaving town, on Tuesday evening"
July IS. The class went in body 10
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kennedy
where tho surprise was complete a
pleasant evening was spent Inc teach-
er In few we'll chosen words expressed
regret OF losing the members but wished
for them success and many new friends
In their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kennedy left on
Wednesday for Cambridge. where he
has bought a confectionery.
Mr. and Mrs. Duffy will leave IN about
two weeks for Richmond. Ind.
Children's Club
The Sewing club conducted by tho
Ladies' Research club closed Its actlVl-
ties on Thursday afternoon on account
Of the Epworth Park Chautauqua, which
begins on Saturday, July p.
Birthday Party
Mrs. \. F.. Perkins gave birthday
marty on Wednesday for her nephew,
Bobby Jones. The little ones had a fine
time Hos former nurse. Mrs. Randolph.
Of DillonvaIe came out for the occa-
sion.
schoolmates Entertained
Sara Jones gave farewell receipt
ton and party 10 her special friends On
Tuesday afternoon and evening, honor
Ing Geraldine Kennedy and Una Dufry.
who are going from among us. All
enjoyed the evenings program
RAuniOna
The Ewers-Jarrett reunion will be
held ut Epworth Park on August ?. and
the families request that all who are IN
anv way connected with the families
attend. A basket dinner will be served
The descendants of Elijah and Nancy
Groves Perkins Will hold their annual
reunion on Saturday. August 10. at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Mobley
near Armstrong; Mile. All come and
make this the largest attendance ever.
Union Social Hour
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union met with Mrs. Martha Bethel
on Friday at 2:30 p. m. The devotional
exercises were conducted by Mrs. Anna
+. Albert and the business and program
by the president. Miss H. Elizabeth
Perkins.
Two visitors were present. Miss Sara
A. McNichols OF this place and Mrs.
Smith, an out-of-town guest OF Mrs.
Nina Glasgow.
Delicious lunch was served and the
social hour enjoyed. Next meeting WILL
De at the home OF Mrs. Emma Warren.
Barn Burned
Lightning destroyed the barn OF
Thomas McWilliams and some outbuild-
lngs Of Carl Clifford OF South Main
street on Monday evening.
Bethesda Briefs
Mr.. Lowell Lucas OF this place, who
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LOGAN AND BRYANs
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

BY Private Wire 10 \. l.. Masten & Co
New York. July ?T.-The stock mar
ket displayed a rcversa! OF form today
and prices in practically all depart
ments Of tho list were higher.
Crucibe was n strong factor Of the
day as we'll as some OF the other steel
and equipments.
The rails showed an improved tone
reflectIng the general favorable run OF
June earnings exhibits and the pros
poet of early peace in the railroad
strike
The setback OF the past few sessions
has undoubtedly done much to streng-
then tho technical position Of the mar.
Ike. and should any favorable occur
rences take place In the domestic la
Dor situation as would seen likely from
present indications, the market wuul?
undoubtedly prove rather sensitive.
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PRODUCE MARKET
Wheeling, W. Va. July -. 80
GENRGE ELLIS & SONS CO.
SUGAR MARKET

New York. July 27.--The raw sugar
market was quiet today and prices were
unchanged. Spot Cuhas were quoted at
S&c cost and freight. equal to $3.50
for centrifugal with August shipmen
at SI3-l6c cost and freight equal 10
.b.42c. There were no sales definitely
reported. although Il was rumored that
about %. 0Oo bags of Cuhas sold to an
outport renncr for August shipment Mt
quoted prices.
Tho raw sugar market for futures was
Irregular today. Early upturns of to
3 points on covering and trade buying
being lost tn the afternoon under In
creased selling by commission houses
Final prices were one point higher on
August and two to seven points lower
on later positions. September. 3.72c:
December. 3.S2c: March, S.5ic; May.
$50.
There were no changes in refined
prices with fine granulatcd listed Mt
1. GNc TO 70Oc but the demand was less
active.
The market for refined sugar futures
was frmcr but trading was light and
confined TO n few lots OF November at
T20c and 7.25c. Tho close was I'M
changed to 25 points higher, August.
1l5c: October and December. 7.25c.
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AUTO FOE EVERY 10

Akron. O., July 27,-A semI-aNNUaI
statement issued by tho Chamber or
Commerce shows that the present auto
mobile registration IN IN" United states
amounts to loS63.74+. agains, ?,i%iHIl
at this time last year. The Increase
amounts to l5gt for the entire country
or li2S.77S The increase since tho
first Of the year il 4l5.TA.
The calculations are based uron ofN-
rial figures obtained from secretaries Of
..tates and other registration officials in
olI tho states Of the union except New
Mexico. New York leads with a total
Of SiG.63l. against 65s.4SS on July l.
1921. Onto 10 second with 7195oo.
agaIns; $1,000 last year.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. July Eft. s. Bureau Of
Markets. -CattlN: Receipts. 5000 head ::
fairly activo. beef steers steady to
atrong. quality and finish considered.
Ton beef stccrs. $1,000. weight 1902 and
1890 pounds: bulk beef steers. $3.50 q
1907: sho stock and stockcrs steady:
Gamers strong. bulls closing dull at
l6 TO % cents lower; veal calves strong
to 25 cents higher. bulk butcher cows
and heirers s5.Oo87.25: bulk bologna
bulls, S44OT4.s0: bulk ycarlinga to
packers, $9.5O210.Oo.
Hogs. Receipts. $1,000 head. Retter
grades lights and butchers mostly Is
cents lower: others Is 10 - cents lower.
Ton, $1,000: bulk butchers. S9.T5 n 10.35 (;
pigs. mostly S9.5nTlo.1O; packing sows.
STONNS5O: estimated holdover. $4,000.
Sheen: Receipts. 1900 head: strong
to % cents higher. Top we7tern lambs,
$3.50; top natives to city butchers.
STATS: packers tor. $3.50; fat ewes,
mostly S35oT7nO. medium 9o-pound
western yoarlinr" w,th"rs 500: best
feeder lambs. $3.50.
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nEonrr1Ne BUSINESS

Youngstown. O.. July 27.--Stecl max
crs are virtually declining all new hus.-
ness The only exception Is when m
inquiry Is such as TO Mt into rolling
schedule and ns not TO make too heavy
a drain on steel supNly. \ merchant
bar maker has withdrawn From the MAJ
ket The market minimum - SnC.
No semi-hnlshcd steo' Is being sold
Shipments. although somewhat delayed
frequently. nre going forward against
contracts. Non-IntoErated sheet rollers
are concerned over deliveries Of their
sheet bars.
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
aRrrrsH COAL PRICES UP

London, July 27.-A decided advance
IN coal prices Is reported from Wales
due 10 the Increased demand from tho
United States The export price Is no"
as, an advance OF Sc. and business ~
larger than In months.
Tho cost OF ship charters MS" -
at night and morning to do good deal
higher. Vessels are being chartered 70
carry coal from the east coast ports 70
the northern states OF the United States
at 90 Cd per ton. For August loading
los Sd has been paid and for prompt
loading lis has been bid
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

Pl'tshurgh. July 2T-lFcnnsyIvania
Bureau OF Narkets)-Butter creamery
western prints 4lg+tIa ,Ituhs 40Q 40N {:
Pennsylvania and ohio tubs 3STS7 per
pound.
Eggs. fresh select 2SQ5O current
receipts 23424 per dozen.
Cheese. full cream 22023 per pound
Apples. oushel basket No. Delaware
Transparents and Red varieties 1000
$50: West Virginia and Michigan
Duchess 150Q1.75.
Onions New Jerseys per bushel ham,
per Nc. | yellow I.506l.65; Iowas 100
pound sacks No yellow 3.ak $3.50.
Potatoes Virginia and Maryland
barrels No l. 2.65fE2.S5: New Jersey
$50 pound sacks No. l. 2.ooS2.60.
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PRICES HARDEN
LATE IN DAY
Demand For Rails and Other Standard
Shares Has Good Eject

New York July 27.-S'ock market
prices were uneven in tho early part Of
todays trading but hardened very gen
orally later under the influence OF de-
mand FOR the rails and other standard
shares.
A Initial reaction were again primarily
due 20 tho weakness ot Mexican Sea
board issues which made new low prices
for the current movement on more ag-
sressive selling evidently from profess
sional sources.
Covering OF short contracts IN trans
portations was attributed 10 more en-
couraginG advIces respecting strike con-
ditions and figures showing that car
IoadinGs at principal terminals had sub
stsntially increased.
Stcels. equipments and other tavortteS
ot the industrial division reflected a
tentative resumption OF bull operations
by pools Extreme gains IN those groups
ranged from two 10 over points; cruc-
tble rising buoyantly on heavy accumu-
Ia fiNNC
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utliaes In Good Showing

Utilities also made a good showing.
one of the strongest issues being Con
solidated Gas which made a substantial
response 10 the announcement that the
stock had been restored 20 its former
2 percent annual basis. Sales amounted
20 700 900 shares
Additional railroad reports for June
were OF a mixed character. In the main
further net gains were shown but tho
AtchiSon System was an exception m
creased operating expenses OF about
81. 100000 being accompanied by a net
decrease OF Sl.9oo.non.
Money tendencies were easier. eau
loans opening at 81. percent and hold
ing throughout the session at that inquire
Negotiations demand loans were made
at St, per cent.
The further collapse o. German
marks 10 within a fraction Of their low
record impaired some irrcrulartty 10
foreign exchanges Sterling was nrh
with French. italian and Belgian QUO
tatinns. and nominal changes were
shown by most OF the neutral countries
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. July 27.-Buttcr StcanE'
receipts 12.55S. Creamery higher than
extra 3GI36n: creamery extras tsE
erorc) a5d35is; creamery firsts (SS to
81 scorC) 1hG34h.
Eggs. firmcr: receipts 1872. Fresh
gathered extra firsts 25T27; do firsts
22024; state and nearby gathered
browns and mixed colors flrsts to ex-
tras 23Q29.
Cheese easy: receipts 1895. State.
whole milk, twins. fresh. specials 2ok
q 81; do average run 1919 n l9&
Live poultry irregular; hroilers by "S.
press 2G6t30: fowls 2OM25. Dressed
poultry steady; western chickens 2s%
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Juy 27.-F"r"ign eH-
change irregular: Great Britain +.4lSS {;
cables 4.i47s: sixty day bills on banh
ACES. France. demand S.29; cables
S.29ls Italy demand +5?; cables
459l2 Belgium. demand 7.s5 "a; cables
sS6. Germany. demand .1Sh; cables
$3.50. Norway. demand 1855. Sweden.
demand $500. Denmark. demand also.
Switzerland. demand 1900. Spain. de-
mand 1885. Greece. demand 3l0.
Poland. demand. .O1%. Czoho Slo-
1akia demand 227 Argentine. demand
$3.50. Brazil demand 1915. Mon
trcal 95-32
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COOPER SITUATION

Leading selling agents reported ONLY
a moderate inquiry for copper ana al
though they have quoted lac /" the
prospective buyers. they have been IN
able to get orders. The market IS
quoted from 1874 TO l+c. according 20
the time Of delivery and the quantity
wanted. The coal and rail strikes are
still considered factors watch are de-
laying purchases by users.
Export business is fair and Is being
done at 14c, Z. a. .. or li.onc, c. /. E..
NJ the option OF the buyer.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. Ohio. JHly 21.--Wheat cash
Sl.12; July S.1c; September Sill u;
December S1l3i2.
Cloversecd prime cash $500. October
5000; December s10S5
AlsIke prime cash Sio.50; August
5000. October $1,000
Timothy prime cash SIS; September
s. 90: October $3.50
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BUYING POWER DOWN

Washington. July 27.--Thc index
number Of the rurCha sing power of
farm products for June. expressed IN
terms OF commodities farmers buy
stood At 7ccc OF the 1913 base OF l02cc.
This represents decrease OF { points
in the index number since March, when
the number expressing the buying
power OF farm products in terms OF
other products was 1850 OF the 1918
base
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Open, High Low Close

Cash wheat No. . red $780, q Sl.lO;
No. 2 hard sl1OI: Gsl.13k. Corn No.
mixed 63% @ SIC; No. yellow 63% q
64&c. Oats No white S5&S7c: No. 3
white 1914 3614c. Pork nominal. Lard
sl1.2O; ribs s10.259Sl1.c6.
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Asst RuRFAI.o LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo. y. Y. July 27.-Cattlc.
receipts 275 steady.
Hogs. receipts 2.4Oo: In925 cents
lower: heavy 10oOGlo.75; mixed 100
Tll.5O; light do and pigs ll.50; roughs
s.00GS25; stays 500 G $50.
Sheep and lambs. receipts 800: steady
unchanged
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, July 27.-Export buying
which aggregated 2.j00.0t0 bushels
brought about a moderate advance in
prices today for wheat. The coise was
firm !? to Il. net higher with Septem-
Der slh 10 i and December l.lOh 20
u. Corn gained IS and oats Il to 4 q
-. Provisions finished unchanged to
- up.
Close:
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roerEwEsrERN 1oAD1NGs

Chicago July 27.-Thc Chicago X
Railway company handled
l45.ssl cars during the first - days OF
July this year. compared with lo6''SH
year ago. Included IN these lGures were
1855 cars OF ore. which was over three
tInss "a much ns moved last year.
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MONEY

New York. July c7.-Car money
easy: high ~ low 3; ruling rate Sis !;
closing bid 3; offered 3la; last loan 3
call loans against acceptances }. Time
loans steady: sixty to 81 days "a @ &:
six months four U4L. Prime mcrcan-
tile paper 4G4L
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DRY GOODS

New York. July 27.-Cotton goods
were in good demand with marked i'm.
provement In printed percales and
bleachcd cotton. Trades in silks was
better although the effect Of the high
level OF raw silk prices was felt Cot
ton yarns and burlapS were quiet.
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PrrrsBURGH LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh, July 27.-Hogs. receipts
800: lower; heavier l0.4OGlO.5n heavy
and light workers. and pigs 1l.504ll.65
sheep and lambs, receipts 1000
steady. Sheep 100; lambs l2.5O. Calves
receipts 100: higher; top 1l.60.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. July 27.-Butter higher:
creamery extras ~ cents: firstS 80 q 80:
seconds 26R29: standards 32t3 032&.
Eggs unchanged. receipts $3.50 cases.
Poultry. alive lower: fowls 2092l
broilers 22h @25: ROSTERS l3h cents
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York. July 27.-Third 3hs.
10000: second As. loO.7O; first AS,
lOl7O; second as, l00.7S: third AVS.
lOO.74; fourth 4H's, l0l,71; victory
ANS uncalled, 10000: do. caller. l00.54.
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NEW YORK rT,oUR

Now York. July 2T.-Flour barely
steady hard winter straights 1000 $50
Lard weak: middlewest $ll.76 q ll.Sb.
Other articles unchanged.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. July 81. 20.
Furnished The lntelliEencer by A. b
Hasten & Co, members Now York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National B1ns
,c W. Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. STOCK ENIHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. July Is, -
rprn,xhed The intelligence oy A. z
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