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Nathaniel rummaged in the Ital-
ian chest under the window and
brought up a beautiful black silk
shawl embroidered with white roses.
Have to hide it from Chiri," he
remarked casually. "a friend sent
it from Spain, so I shouldn't like
to part with it. Chiri is crazy about
it,"
Virginia let him wrap it around
her shoulders and drape it artiS-
tically.
"See what handy man around
the house I'll be-" he boosted.
I'm not so useless myself, Vir-
GINA retorted and gave his hair a
few def touches.
Its rooted in my stubborn
streak" Nathaniel apologized, grim
ming at the face she made over his
unruly locks.
well, then, rumple it good and
really look like an artist" she sug-
gested, and further disarranged the
sorrel mop. "Now you look like Will
Rogers would look if he had your
face" she teased.
She felt as one feels who has
reached terra firma after skating on
thin ice. If she could keep Ma
thanieF III light mood, keep him
entertained, make him forget serious
matters, it might be possible to lead
him gradually into accepting her
changed status without thinking he
must do something about it.
When he saw that she was not so
helpless as people thought her
that she could do what other girls
were doing and-though he would
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Gas Pains Gone;
Kidneys NowFme
Engineer Says He Now Knows Right
Road to Good Health.

Performing important duties while
handicapped by stomach and kidney
torture was the lot of Mr.. G. G..
Hungerford, well-known Illinois
Central engineer, who lives at 805
S. State ST., Freeport, Ill. He tells
about 1t as follows:
Nobody knows what I suffered
for ten years, from stomach and
kidney trouble. Every attempt to
eat caused me to bloat with gas and
suffer intensely. My back ached,
day and night, and sleep was almost
impossible. I felt weak and tired all
the time, and kept 6 ting worse.
Finally they said I had only forty
eight hours to live. But I am alive
and feeling wonderful. I date my
recovery from the moment I started
using Viuna. The first few doses
proved that I had found the right
remedy at last, and now all the old
gas trouble and stomach pains have
gone. My kidneys ceased troubling
me and the backache faded away.
I sleep soundly and arise feeling
rested and ready for the days work.
I want to give credit where credit
is due and Viuna gets all the credit.
Viuna acts promptly on sluggish
bowels, lazy liver and weak kidneys.
1t purif1eS the blood, clears the skin,
restores appetite and digestion, and
brings new strength and energy to
the whole body. Take bottle on
trial. Then if you're not glad you
tried Viuna, your money will be re-
funded. 81 at druggists, or mailed
postpaid by Iceland Medicine Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Nuna acts promptly on sluggisA
bowels, lazy liver and weak kidnays. 1t
purifleS the blood, clears the skin, re-
stores appetite and digestion, and brings
new strength and energy to the whole
body. Take q bottle on trial. Then II
you're not glad you tried Viuna, your
money win be refunded. 81 at druggists,
or mailed postpaid by Iceland Medicine
Co., Indianapolis, Ind. n
YUMA
The W0nder Medicine
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Every Trace Of
Asthma Gone
Suffered All His Life. Tells How
He Ended Trouble.

Sufferers from asthma or bron-
chial cough will be glad to know
how E. L. Flanagan, I245 Brookside
Ave, indianapolis, rid himself OF
the disease. He writes:
II had asthma all my life. A years;
I coughed and wheezed constantly and
the time. couldn't sleep. and often
had 10 sit up at night by the window
death. I had lost 80. pounds, and had
no hope for relief. when / decided TO
try Nacor. Now, after taking 3 bot
ties. am feeling entirely wei. having
W ihls and sleep fine all night am
now able to work long hours and have
This remarkabie letter is only one
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not know this-much, much more,
he would grow to respect her indie
pendence, to admire her for refus-
ing to cvme to him as one who is
too weak to weather storm seeks
shelter.
He will see that I think he is
something more than a refuge" she
encouraged her new hope. And he
will be proud of me if can make
him think I want to do this for my
elf-respect," she told herself as they
went, laughing down the stairs to
the street.
ANY place in PARTICULAR" Ma
thaniel asked.
Lets prowl. I love these streets.
My shawl won't be conspicuous,
will it?"
"In the Village! I've seen such
things as a girl with Stockingless
legs on a night in January, hula
walking on Seventh Avenue. She
wasn't in costume, either"
"Well, her legs are her own af-
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gree of calmnesS that permitted her
to appreciate the strangeness of her
outburst.
"Oh, Mel" she sobbed, sinking
suddenly into her chair. Il love
you with all my heart but you
mustn't talk to me about marriage
He knelt beside her in stricken 81
lence. He was afraid to speak to
her lest he arouse her to further ir-
responsible declarations.
Presently she lifted her head
from her arms and put hand on
his. your hands like ice," she
exclaimed in surprise.
will you talk to me?" he said,
ignoring the condition of his hands.
IF you will promise not to make
love to me as you did"
"My God. Virginia! I'm on fire
for you. want to take care of you.
What kind of a man would I be to
let you live alone now, when you
need some one to comfort you more
than you ever will again?"
you've no idea how much the
thought of your love comforts me,
Mel, darling. But I've made up my
mind not to lose myself in happi-
ness until :. until it's SO soon
since fathers death, you know" she
ended haltingly.
Il don't want to throw you into
Mysteries again." Nathaniel told her,
"but it seems to me you aren't Civ
ing much consideration to my feel
ings. Aside from that, I know your
father would not want you to live
alone. He'd be the first to advise
you to listen to me-"
you must let me be the Judge
of that, Mel. In spite of the liberty
he allowed me, father was most
conventional person. He oftenssaid
our modern speed was in very bad
taste. And to marry in haste :"
But, Virginia, I just want you 10
name a day. 1t needn't be for a
few weeks if you insist, but you owe
me something. If you loved me as
much as I do you, I wouldn't have
to urge our wedding so strongly"
"You have no right to say that,
Mel. No one can understand just
how another person feels about
things. If you knew . if you
were in my place :"
IT wouldn't know so much about
love, I'm afraid" Nathaniel put
in passionately.
Virginia shrank back from him
as if he had struck her.
IF you feel like that =" she
cried, and leaped to her feet. Ma
thaniel caught her.
Virginia" he said with instant
contrition; we're perilously near
our first quarrel. I'd apologize a
thousand times before I'd have that
happen. Please, dear, let's kiss and
make up"
Virginia could not resist him,
but even as their lips met, her
mind registered conviction that
this was not to be the end of their
hot words.
Nathaniel's doubt Of her love
would grow stronger as time went
on and she continued to turn a
deaf ear to his pleas. Doubling
her, he would lose faith, and if
at last he really believed that she
did not love him would he not turn
away from her?
Virginia chung to him fiercely as this
thought went through ner mind, and
for that moment at least Nathaniel
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% on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Xxx
.TATHAN1ELs ardent pleading

NATHANIEL'S ardent pleading
IN came to a whispered end.
Virginia remained quiet, his cheek
touching hers, his heart filled with
victory.
Exquisite release from pain, from
doubt and haunting fear. She was
tired and his embrace was a rest
full haven, soothing her with a sense
Of peace and security.
They did not count the moments
as they passed, the moments of
bliss, but one came at last that
broke the spell for Virginia.
It brought the reckoning Of this
sweet surrender crashing through
the forgetfulness Nathaniel had
lulled into her mind.
She was out of his arms in one
lightning-quick movement. ooh,
Mel" she cried frantically; you're
making me forget"
Nathaniel gasped. Virginia
Don't touch me, please" she
begged tearfully. "You don't I'M
derstand"
Nathaniel stood back from her,
worried and not a little frightened.
Had her troubles affected her mind?
"Sit down, please" he said with
gentle command. 81 promise not
to touch you. Shall I get you a
glass of water?"
The commonplace question
seemed to restore Virginia to a de-
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

hid HAS dARHENEO
VIRGINIA BREWSTER, upon the sud-
den death of her father. goes to live
with a friend, CLARISSA DEAN, and
her father. Her fiance, NATHANIEL
DAMN, objects to this for he mistrusts
DEANS motives. Upon phOning NIELS
studio late one night VIRGINIA is sur
prised when his model, CHIRL, answers.
This causes quarrel which is later
mended.
Hoping to get MEL away, DEAN ar
ranges to have him offered a position in
San Francisco. MEL begs VIRGINIA to
marry him and 60 west, but she refuses
to let him sacrifice his art.
CLARISSA becomes jealous of VIR-
GINA, and the latter resolves to leave,
but DEAN opposes her departure and
asks her to marry him. When she re-
fuseh, he threatens to reveal the fact
that her father cheated him out of
100000. Recklessly. VIRGINIA pledges
to marry him if she fails to earn the
money 20 repay him in one years time.
She then leaves and seeks a quiet, re-
spectacle hotel in which to live, after
learning that her bank balance is over
drawn and pawning one Of her rings.
She goes to NIEL'S studio for tea and
to tell him of her departure from the
seeing him Is spoiled by the presence of
his model. CHIRI' who shows no haste
:" NOW G6 ON WITH THE STORY
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COULD HARDLY WALK
ACROSS THE FLOOR
Lady Says She Was Weak
and Nervous; All Food
Tasted Just Alike.
Took Cardui and
Soon Got Better.

Three years ago 1 had a spell
of sickness from which it looked
like just could not recover" says
Mrs. G. S. Cain, 1880 Richardson
Ave, Dallas, Texas. "After I got
up and out of bed, I was so weak
I could hardly get across the floor.
1t took a lot of strength to stay on
my feet. I was not equal to doing
my housework.
"All this time was very nervous.
1 could not sleep, and had no appe-
t1te. All my food tasted just alike.
lost in weight and looked like
shadow. I dragged around, but was
not able to dc much. My back
hurt continually, and I dreaded the
pains which 1 had in my side.
II tried several kinds of medicine,
but it seemed like none of them did
me any good. was not getting my
strength back, and I began to worry
about myself.
my mother had given me Cardui
several years before when I was
young girl, so made up my mind to
take it again. 1 soon began to feel
better. My appetite improved, I
gained in weight, and my nerves got
much better. I grew stronger, and
in a few weeks felt better than I
had in months"
Cardui has been in use by women
for over so years. Sold by all drug
giStS.
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fair, aren't theyP" Virginia remarked
with hidden guile.
"Of course they are"
Virginia smiled. That's one of
the things like in you, Neil. You
believe, really believe, in freedom.
Most people who say they do, just
flatter themselves"
you mean they theorize. don't
suppose anyone would deny he be-
lieved in the individuals right to
do as he pleases within the laws,
written and unwritten, but the ap-
plication of a theory often puts it
in different light"
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"But if you have the real spirit
Of liberty, you'd always put it first
in Importance, above your own per-
sonal wishes in the matter, wouldn't
you?"
I'D want to do that"
Virginia smiled again and tucked
the statement away in her memory
for future use.
A little later, when they walked
into an orange painted grotto, she
was doubly glad that she had
trapped Nathaniel into making it.
Ito Be Continued)
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FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS.
Company Earnings

NEW YORK. May 81 tH1 Earnings per
share of 90 leading concerns reporting
during the week we're:
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STOCK PRICE INDEX
AGAIN HAS CLIMB
Rate of Return Rises, How
ever, on Common Indus
trials to 3.4 Pct.
snecial nisnatch N Tho star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. May 2l.-'The
big board" skyrocket, touched on py
eager traders early In the week, SHOT
heavenward and reached its zenith on
Wednesday. Then 1t turned and began
to come down, suffering a rather sharp
reacaion as the week closed.
The featured price favorites were
stores and coppers, the former with al
index gain or points. the latter WIN
a az point rise. Due to late bearlsn-
ness other index boosts were minlnl2eu'
Rails. however. as we'll as utilities ms
cellaneous and oils. registered riSlils
nrIce levels. Prefcrreds, motors ana aC-
ccssories f1oundered. .,,o
Montgomery Ward and Macy ieo ti,c
price rises in the stores groups wlllie
Federal Mining g. Smelling and Amen-
can Smelling &c Refining composed Vlie
chief copper gains. ~ oro
Third grade induStriaB, the mort
speculative issues, registered the Sharp-
est industrial gains. The first ana sec
ond grades we're almost steady, tne
former showing a fractional gain, with
the latter off slightly.
A compact survey of Stock Exchange
movements Is given below by indexes
and per cent of return:
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Ticker Runs Behind.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO May 81 up Omitted States
Department OF Agriculture) .-Hogs-
Receipts, SO 900 head: mostly TO Is
lower than Fridays average; light hogs
showing most price loss; top, 9.95, paid
for choice 200 to go pound weight.
Butchers. medium to choice. 25o-350
pounds. o.25ae. 80: 2O0-250 pounds, 9.40a
e.e5: 10000 pounds, S.50a9.95; 130-
160 pounds, 7.50a9. .65. Packing sows,
{. s.40a9.00. Pigs. medium TO choice, 90
$50 pounds, 7.00as.25.
CattIe-Receipts, 1000 head; calves,
5000 head: receipts largest since early
IN year: largely steer run: very slow;
prospects Is or more lower on better
grades: light yearlings and medium
grade steers opened steady; slaughter
classes steers, good and choice. / 300
1.5O0 pounds, 13.0oa15.O0; i,100-1 800
pounds. I3.00aI5.O0; 950-l 100 pounds.
1300aI5.O0; common and medium, $50
pounds up i0.O0al325 Fed yearlings.
good and choice, S50-s50 pounds. i2.75a
1880; heifers, good and choice. $50
pounds down, 12y50ai400: common
and medium, s75sI250. Cows. good
and choice, 9.z5ai2.25: common and
medium, sl0oa9.25. Bulls. good and choice
fDeef), 9.25ai0.75; cutter TO medium.
L15aS.39s VealeFS tn1llk Ie01, RoO0 auu
choice, 12.50ale.00; medium, li.00a
1880; Gull and common, 5.00al10 90;
stocker and feeder steers, good and
choice fagi weights. Il.50ai2.75: COM
mon and medium, e-50ali.50.
Sheep Receipts, $4,000 head: better
grade clipped lambs opening uneyenly
strong 70 "a higher; lower grades
drzggy: talking IS 70 so higher than
Thursday On Epringers: indications
about steady on feeding Spring lambs;
Eheep unchanged. Slaughter classes,
Spring Lambs, good and choice, I7.50a
1855; medium, i600al7.5o: Gull and
common. i2.5Oai6.00. Lambs, good and
choice le2 pounds DOWN, l5.25aiG.75;
medium, i3.75al5.50: Gull and common
II 50al5T5: medium 10 choice (e2-I00
pounds, 1500ai6.50. Ewes medium 10
choice nS0 pounds DOWN, 6.25a9 90; +;
Gull and common. 200a7.25.
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COTTON HAS ADVANCE
IN TODAY'S DEALINGS
Demand Promoted by Relatively
Steady Cables and Unsettled
Weather in South.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 2i.-The cotton
market opened steady today at an adj
vance Of 7 to 10 points, and soon
showed net advances Of IS to 26 points
on covering, or rebuying by recent
sellers and some commission house de-
mand promoted by relatively steady
cables and reports Of unsettled weather
in the South.
July sold up to 21.14 and october to
21.18, but these prices attracted con-
siderable realizing, with reactions OF 8
or points from the best by the end of
the first hour
Private cables reported continental
buying and trade calling in Liverpool
supplied by liquidation on more fa-
vorable view of the Southern weather
outlook
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UTILITIES EASIER
ON CURB EXCHANGE
Oils Are lrreguIar-NumerouS
Strong Spots Are Noted.
Trade Active.
By WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.
| nlsnatch 20 The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. May 2l.-Facing a
new time schedule for daily trading
on the curb market, the character of
the operations and the movement of
prices today differed little from previ-
Gus standards.
No effort on the part of the profess
sional speculative coterie was made TO
crowd more than the ordinary amount
of business into the average hour
totals. 1t was noticeable, however, that
business continued active around mid
dav. whereas under ordinary trading
conditions the tendency had been to
slow down.
Profit Taking Noticed.
The market was called upon to alb
Eorh a good dealprofit taking. Public
utilities as a group were weak. One
of the few exceptions was American
Gas &, Electric. which rallied sharply
for a gain of several points. THIS was
due in large part to the recent reduction
in the floating supply.
Losses in others extended from frac-
tions to more than points, with Elec-
trio Bonds and Share, Electric investors
United Gas & Improvement ana SouIh-
eastern Power under most pressure.
The oils moved irregularly, Prairie
Pipe Line. on estimates of increased
earnings. because of the extension OF
the company's pipe line facilities. con-
tinued in demand and National Transit
established a new high for the year.
STANDARD of Indiana and Imperial Of
Canada were pressed for sale.
Some Strong Spots.
There were a number Of strong spots.
o1.la Mines
more than a point: National Manufac-
f1Irers SS Stores, Hart Parr, up almost
, points: WheatSworth. up almost
uoi1ts. and Evans "B." almost 3 points
higher. All were at new top prices.
Sparks wilmington. at Sc, gained
point. and was 56 points above the low
FOR the year. Stockholders will meet
Nav 81 10 vote on the proposals to in
crease the authorized common and 10
create a new issue of Sl,000,000 per
cent cumulative convertible preferred.
Trading started in rights TO subscribe
TO the additional Wright Aeronautical
capital stock, first sales occurring at
24Ia.
Ticker Runs Behind.
At intervals the ticker ran as much
as 20 minutes behind actual tranSac-
tions on the floor, but in the afternoon
it made up most of the lost time. The
market gave a better account OF itself
as the session progressed.
Fox Theaters class "A" worked grad
uslly higher. the new Rainbow Lunli-
nous fuctuated over a narrow range
most OF the time and a sharp run up
occurred In Safe-T-Stat. General Bak-
ing common, after opening on block
of 5000 shares at 12is, crossed l3 on
q heavy turnover. The oils were taken
I'D in the afternoon III sympathy with
the sudden buying movement in this
quarter on the SU0ck Exchange.
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, May 81 Up).-Flour--
Steady; Spring patents, 800a8.35 soft
Winter straights, 8.30a8.60; hard Win
ter straights, 7.75a800. Rye-Easy;
No. 2 Western, las +. o. b. New York
and 1.43A C. l. t. export Pork Steady;
mess, l.50: family, 34.50a36.50. Lard
Steady Middle West, 1245a12,55; Tai
low-Quiet; special loose, 8h; ex-
ira. Rh
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10" - (Apr 26l tApr'@6l tApr'2sI
Continued activity in common In
dustrials last week was reflected IN an
increased average daily trading. value
of $24.800,00O over the week before.
Largest gains we're garnered by coppers,
steels and motors, which netted gains
of $4,000 900, $9,600,000 and 81, 400 600,
respectively. Oils were also particularly
strong. followed in strength Dy tooos
and preferreds.
Rails were of to the tune OF $io,-
900 900 drop in average daily tradins,
while utilities. miscellaneous and auto
accessories also registered trading drops.
The average daily value of trading
In common industrial stocks Tor the
preceding week was S233, 100000 and
for the corresponding week year ago
was $l14,000,000.
Copyright 1920
Evening star., 1928-05-21
DU POINT co. EXTRA.

WILMINGTON, Del, May II GPyy--
Directors OF r.. T. du Pont de Eefnours
a. Co. TODAY declared an extra dividend
OF 50 q share on the common stock. an
additional extra Of so cents, az well as
the regular quarterly dividend Of $3.50
on the common.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
BUTTER UNCHANGED.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, May 81 Cp.-Butter
Unchanged receipts. 14,340 tubs;
creamery. extras, A; standards, A;
extra firsts, 43a431a: frsts, 42H a4212;
seconds. 38a42. Eggs Unchanged; re-
ceipts. 4l,271 cases; f1rsts, 27Iza2s; or
dinsry firsts, 26a261a: storage packed
extras, 303t firsts, 304.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
ELECTRIC SERVICE NEAR.
Philadelphia Wilmington Line on
Pennsy Almost Finished.


Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, May 81. 49, Electric
train service on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road between Philadelphia and
Wilmington is to be inaugurated either
In July or August, according to an an
nouncement here. The work Is now
95 per cent completed
The next link in the electrification
planned by the Pennsylvania is that
from Wilmington to Baltimore. The
work on the link Is expected to be car
ried on both ends and will then be
started on the last link--from mere to
Washington.
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P. B.
PALM BEACH SUITS
Tailored to Parke-Brdget spec1fcaHoSss
cool, comfortable - and always
T. B.

Palm Beach is Palm Beach, of course, but
when you prefix "P. B" you have added cor
rect styling conscientious tailoring, grace of
line and refinement of finish. These are always
factors of Importance but with lightweight
fabrics such as Palm Beach cloth they are
absolute essentials to shapeliness and service.
ability. Yet, with all these qualifications, P. B.
Palm Beach Suits are only
Evening star., 1928-05-21
WILL SELL BONDS.
Maryland to Open Bids on Roads

Maryland to Open Bids on Roads
and Bridge Loan June 13.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, May 21.--The State Of
Maryland will be In the market for a
loan on June 10. On that date the
State board of public works will open
bids for an issue Of sl,250.00O per
cent bonds.
The Offering will consist Of $3.50 900
lateral and post road bonds and $780,
900 bridge bonds. Last February the
State sold $1,150,000 4A per cent gen.
eral construction bonds on 3.S1 per
cent basis.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
SOFT COAL ADVANCED.

NEW YORK, May 21 ND.--Burns
Bros. have advanced domestic anthra-
cite 25 cents a ton, effective June l.
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WHEAT HAS SETBACK
ON WEATHER NEWS
Reports That Further Drought
Damage in West Is Unlikely
Soon Are Bearish.
Ru the Associated Press.

BY the Ass0ciated PfcsB.
CHICAGO, May 2l.-Wheat prices
turned downward today after an irregu-
lar start. Sellers were In a majority
and appeared to be acting largely ON
renorts that danger of further drought
damage West and Southwest has been
dispelled for the time being. Initial
quotations, ia off to " up. were fol-
lowed by material setbacks all around.
Corn and oats were also easy, with corn
opening at "a to " gain, but later
showing drop. Provisions tended up
ward.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
BROWN SHOE EARNINGS.

NEW YORK, May II lHJ.--Brcwn
Shoe Co, Inc, and subsidiaries earned
81 ez share on the common, after pre-
ferTe1 dividends, in the six months end
ed April 90. against Gi77 share in
the previous corresponding period.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

Following is list of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today: