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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-07-14
West BluestOne.

L have been in the patent churn
business this summer and my time
for getting up local matter has been
been limited, but at this writing /
have about finished the work. sold
Mr.. s. A. Ruble a churn, so all we
lack now is man to peddle milk and
butter for us. Mr.. Cyclone, will
you please recommend some one to
ethat would fill the bill2
DIR. A. Reynolds has been putting
the finishing touches on his house
with the paint brush, which gives it
quite an improved appearance. j. ID.
Tickle did the work.
Mr.. Walter Ruble, who has been
working on Elkhorn for some time,
was up last Sunday to see home
folks.
Mr.. William Mullen, of Falls Mills
was visiting friends at Springville
and Bluestone this week, and at.
tended the funeral service of Mrs.
John Hambrick Sunday.
Wheat stacking on Bluestone il
about completed. The crop is good
both in quality and quantity.
Mr.: and Mrs. j. H. Harry, of Falls
Mills, were visiting friends on Blue
stone last week, as were also Mr.
and Mrs. S. II. Wysong.
j. ". and j. G. Bailey, of Elk
horn, were up last Sunday visiting
home folks.
Mrs. e. p. Gadley, of Blnestone
was visiting her brother, j. ID
Tickle, this week.
RATTLEHEAD.
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Goods News From Tazewell.

Messrs Editors:-We close today
a gracious revival meeting that has
been going on three weeks. Our
pastor, Bro. Willis l., Wayts, has
been doing all the preaching, and
closes seemingly as fresh as when he
commenced the meeting. Bro. Wayts
is live, energetic, godly man, and
preacher of real abiitys'He does not
wait for things to ''turn up" but
goes ahead and ''turns things up
Veal love him and his cultured,
-consecratod wife very much, and feel
that we have one of the best preach
ers and pastors and pastors wives
In the State. We praise God for
sending these godly people to this
field, where they are so badly needed
Tee results Of the meeting are
very satisfactory, and are as follows:
Twenty professions, nineteen added
by baptism. two added by relation,
and several restored. We have had
in all tbirty-two additions to our
Tazewell church since Bro. Wayts
came, three months ago. This is the
best work ever done in Tazewell for
the Baptist cause in the same length
of time since our church was organ
lied, in 1889, and we are greatly en-.
couraged.
BRO. Wayts commences q meeting
at Liberty church, six miles west of
town tomorrow.
w. N. SURFACE, in Religious Herald
(Richmond) of July 6.
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Americans Tired of War.

JACKSON, Miss, July 10.-John Nc
Quade, of General Wheaton s command.
has arrived here from the Philippines.
He states that the American soldiers are
very tired OF the wsf, considering it
cruel and unculled. .Sor.
The Americanss ne declares, have
secured thesfountry around Manila for
ventee,fmiles, but the insurgents re-
turn5fs fast as they are driven out. The
lnsurgents run when charged, the Amer
fcans taking possession of their trenches
and, McQuade decl ares, shooting them
i'll the back. Mr.. AcQuade says he has
seen grent many dead Filipinos, and
that every one was shot in the back.
He agrees with General Lawton that
it will take 100, 900 men to subdue and
hold the country, and declares reinforce
ments were badly needed when he left.
He also states there is Indignation at
efforts to belIttle the victory of Schley at
Santiago, that being considered greater
than Dewey's.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-07-14
To the Members Of Liberty Bap-
tist Church.

The members of Liberty Baptist
Church are requested to bring their din
ners and spend the day at the church
building Thursday, July 90. An all day
meeting will be held and the church roll
called. Those who have not attended
services within the past year without
having been providentially hindered,
and are not present on that day, unless
they send an explanation, will no longer
be regarded as active members. and will
not be granted letters OF dismission from
the church as members in full fellowship.
Done by order OF the church, July II,
1899. WILLIS l.. WAITS, Pastor.
j. G. BUNDY, Clerk.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-07-14
Social Events of the Week.

Two very interesting and
pleasant social events occurred this
week. One, a social given last
Monday night by Miss Vivian Gill
lespie in honor of her young
cousins, Misses Lille Spindle, of
Roanoke, and Jennie Shelburne, of
Lee County, who are visiting her.
The young people spent a pleasant
evening on the lawn where re-
freshments were served. The
grounds were beautifully lighted
with chinese lantern.-on Tuesday
evening pleasant reception was
given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
III. E. Harman, and Miss Isabel
Norwood, of Lenoir, Tenn, who is
visiting her former teacher, Miss
Fannie Tynes. Capt. and Mrs.
Tynes, like Queen Victoria, be.
lieve in feeding their guests, and of
course beautiful repast was
served. DR.. A. l.. Tynes, who ha S
been on visit home for several
days was expected to share in the
honors and pleasures of the. even.
ing, but was summonsed by wire
to patient at his home in East
Virginia, and left on "a midnight
train.
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Baily, Virginia.

Truly, tn. larvast h,i come; and
as We pause To admire the waving
fields of golden grain, we are made
to excldim: How wonderfully beau
tiful is nature
Miss Ella Sue Wagner, daughter
of Rev. w. III Wagner, ,f Marion,
Va, is visiting at her uncle. Mr.. @.
A. Wagner. She has a music class
aud will spend the summer here. We
gladly welcome Mss ElIa-Sue into
our midst.
Rey. w. e. Baily and family, of
Liberty Hill, who were visiting home
folks at this place last week, re
turned to their home Monday.
Our League is still fourishing
We met last Wednesday night. and
Notwithstanding the rain, hnd n
good attendance. We boIc 10 have
a very interesting program Tor our
next meeting.
Mr.. j. E. Wagner is home for a
few days visit. He is hustling fhings
on the farm this week.
Miss Organ Williams, one of Giles
county's beautiful and charming
young ladies, is visiting her friend
Miss Mary Wagner. We ESPECIALLY
the boys) are delighted to have such
young ladies among US.
Mr.. John igginbotham aud Mr.
Harvey Bowling, OF Thompson Val
ley, spent last Sunday night at NJ
Jesse Baileys on their tn iron
Distri. l;oLf renee q, Graa.m, W
| Bailey was well represented II,
District Conference, at Graham, Va
last week. all report good meeting
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OFFICIAL ROUTE.
Epworth League Via Norfolk SS
Western Railway To

Epworth League Via Norfolk Ss
Western Railway To
Indianapolis, Ind. and Return-One
fare for the Round Trip from al
points. Tickets on sale July 18th,
and 10Th, good till July 2Gth and by
depositing ticket with Joint Agent
at Indianapolis, can be extended to
August goth, 1899. The Norfolk &
Western Railway has been selected
as the OFFICIAL ROUTE, and a
special train of Vestibuled Coaches
and Pullman Sleepers will start from
Norfolk 1000 a. m. July 10Th, going
through without change arriving
indianapolis next day, Noon. The
schedule is most convenient and all
parties from Virginia. North Car
olina and East Tennessee can take
advantage of the Through Service
as arranged by the transportation
Committee. A four page circular
giving schedule and full information
will be mailed to any address upon
request to the Special Committee or
to any Agent Norfolk and Western
Railway.
w. b. Bevill,
Gen. Passenger Agent
DooLoIro
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A Fine Painting.

The July number of "Tr nth ;"
a leading Magazine, published in
New York, contains a painting of
Ada Rehan, the actress, by Mrs.
Dora Alderson,of New York, the
wife of Mr.. Chapman Anderson,
son Of Col. ii. @. Anderson of our
town. The fact that this painting
was accepted by this Magazine is
proof OF its merit as work of art.
Mrs Alderson's many friends con-
gratulate her, and feel justified in
predicting fame for her in the
future as an artist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-07-14
Discovered by a Woman.

Another great discovery has been made
and that too. by lady of this country
Disease fasteI.ed its clutches upon her
and for. several years she withstood its
severes& tests. but her vital organs were
undermined and ceath seemed imminent
For three months she coughed incesently-
and could not sleep. She finally disccv
us bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, and was so much re-
lieved OH taking the first dose, that she
slept all night; and with two bottles, has
been absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz." Thus writes w. &. Ham,
nick & Co, of Shelby, N. q. Trial bottels
free at John K. Jackson's Drug Store.
Regular size SOC and Sl.00. Every bottle
guaranteed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-07-14
Mr.. Ashida, Of Japan.

Mr.. Ashida, of japan, student
in the theological department of
Vanderbilt University, will deliver an
address here at IL O'Clock Sunday
morning, and at North Tazewell at
$50 p. m.
The scope of this address will be
"The outlook of Christian Missions
in Japan and will include an ac
count of his own conversion from
Confucianism to Christianity.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-07-14
SUNDAY HARVESTING.
Churches Closed While the Farm
ers in Kansas Work to Save
Their Crops.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 9-The ring
of the harvesting machine was heard
in many wheat fields in Kansas
today. The harvest has been delayed
by heavy rains, and to save the crop
the farmers were compelled to work
on Sunday. In the country districts
churches and Sunday-schools were
closed, and all the male population
went into the fields to save the
grain.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-07-14
East Bluestone.

Mrs. Mamie Mcdowell and chill
dren, of Cumberland Gap, Tenn,
are visiting parents and relatives or |
Bluestone.
II. B. Tabor sold Harman & Crock
EFT nice lot of lambs few DAYS
ago, averaging 110 pounds esch.
How will that DO for broom-sedge
farm?
The farmers can listen most any
time to hear the whistle of Sum.
mers, Harman & Co.'S steam thresh.
er, as they are giving it thorough
overhauling. They say they are
going to give entire satisfaction, or
no charge for their work.
Corn is looking fine for the time
OF year. Farmers are much pleased
with the prospect for good crop.
The people had better keep their
hen houses locked, as there are
number of thieves going about pre-
tending TO buy chickens, but do
most of their buying after honest
people have gone to sleep.
There is some talk of Sunday
school picnic to bo had near MIR. A.
st. Clair's on the Goth OF July by the
two schools of Ebenezer and Gra.
ham. Everybody is invited to be
present aud help to make il an en-
joyable occasion. Mrs, Lou Strader,
OF Giles county, has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Martha Bane, and
other relatives on Bluestone aud
Graham for the past week.
MIR. Il. Il. Hale says he wants" to
buy that valuable cow belonging to
S. A. Ruble. He says he will muz.
zle the teats to keep her from losing
her milk. So you see it pays TO al.
vertise.
q. A. Bane is talking of running
for tho legislature this fall. Charles is
n straight Democrat and will make n
good representative, as he is fine
public speaker. Hurrah for Charlesl
Lost, strayed or stolen-Two
young men, one answering to the
name of Clark, the other ono Bill.
They got so completely turned
around they called at their own
home and wanted TO know who
lived there. AS it was in the "weo
small hours" of the night, we do not
know where they are, or whether
they have been seen lately. Any
one reporting their whereabouts
will be literally rewarded.
Any One wanting to work in tho
hay harvest can apply to j. e. Yost
and A. S. Carter, as they Lave {
large boundary to harvest for A. st
Clair. They will pay cash or com
missary supplies.
he could wear overalls 45 inches
around the waist. now it takes then
81 in waist measure.
We noticed Mrs. Julia Witten
widow of u. S. Witten, in our mids
last Sunday. She still wears tn,
same pleasant looks we used TO Sc,
her wear in days gore by.
In nearly every paper We see, WI
notice some one asking the question
"What is Money!" We answer tha
it is something we hear lot of talk
about and don't get to see much oi
Something you can exchange TO
everything you want except a pas
to heaven. We can hear the soun,
thereof, but canst not tell iron
whonce it cometh or whittier it &C
eth, especially Sound money"
CYCLONE.
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Trusts.

Trusts.
V. Hobart, in Baltimore American.
Trust in Leather.
Trust il Ales,
Trust in Copper,
Trust IN nails.
Trust in Whiskey,
Trust In Wine,
Trust In Iron,
Trust in Twine.
Trust in Pickles,
Trust in Glue,
Trust In Southern
Mountain Dew.
Trust in Harness,
Trust in Meal,
Trust in Dry Goods,
Trust III Steel.
Trust in Rubber,
Trust in Hens,
Trust in paper,
Trust in Pens.
Trust in Sawdust,
Trust in Rice,
Trust in Green Goods,
Trust in Ice.
Trust in ev'ry-
thing L see,
But there is no
Trust for me.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-07-14
Real Estate Bargains.

We have about $4,000 worth of
good residence property in Poca.
hontas, which we want to sell
exchange for small farm. Prop
ETY. now paying good per cent.
IN rents. Apply at this Office.
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WANTEDIl !

A bright young man who desires to
travel, to take half interest in a porta-
Die photograph gallery. One hundred
dollars required-will teach right party
the business and guarantee hi sincome
from the beginning. Call on, or address,
@. II. Hunt,
Pounding Mill, Va
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Notice.

All parties indebted to us, either
by note or account, ure requested to
come forward and settle same at
once. TIL 8 business must lee set
tied up at once. We thank on
patrons for their liberal support.
r. M. BOURNE & Co.
Grafton, Va, July 10, 1899.
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Houses Wanted.

have had three applications forhous-
es this week, which / could not fill.
Have you vacant house to rent9 Let
me know. J, A. LESLIE.
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NOTICE.

Positively no riding, driving, hunt
ing. or tresspassing of any kind
allowed on my lands.
@. III. PEERY,
May26-1y. Kelly, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-07-14

0o Xo,, Want Up-to-date Job
Du tUu Work? If so, we can
furnish t at asonab BILE prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04

shipping demand fiat Private foreign sdvices
decidedly bearish. Prices lost &c from tho
top and closed 7sc under Saturday. May sold at
73a.c and 7l24c and closed at &c. sellers. July
closed at PKG sellers There prices from
the other side but the worlds shipments were ,.si-
ooO bushels compared with 6627 600 bushels the week
previous and s35l.o00 bushels last year. Argentine
shipments 100000 bushels and America con-
tributed less than half OF the total compared with
~ per cent two months ago Western receipts were
large $4,000 bushels at primary points. compared
with $4,000 bushels last year Seaboard cearanees
were only $4,000 bushels There was small de-
crease on passage 10000 bushels. The visible de-
creased $1,000 bushels The local stock increased
$4,000 bushels. Minneapolis alone had es.60 bush.
els. The private cables told Of a slow demand
abroad and free Argentine offerings. The trade was
not as big There was a lot OF long wheat sold by
Smith local bull. Cudahy selling wheat so
was St Louis There was moderate buying for
Western account
Corn az one time showed loss Of izc from Sat.
urday; it recovered half of this May sold at $40
and at 3i6sc. and closed at 3i7sc. Liquidation ~
holders was the feature. Patten was the best
buyer covering shorts Shippers said there was
practically no demand frcm abroad. Danuban
shipments l13SO0O bushels showed A surprising
increase. Seaboard ciearances were $500 bushels
The inspection was 1919 cars. with 375 for Tuesday.
The visible decreased $4,000 bushels the local
stock increased 1900 bushels. There was de-
crease on passage OF 1900 bushels. Worlds ship
ments were $4,000 bushels Samples were &c
lower TIE selling was by holders the Baldwin
Quincy and ;hc Trego-SmIth interests leading in
#. Patten was the best buyer.
July oats were helped by the cold weather. Tho
May were depressed by slow shipping demand
and by frecr Western offerings May closed just
where il did Saturday. 26iac: July showed An ad-
isc. closing 25ssc. Receipts were 2i3
cars. with PSI for Tuesday. Clearances were 1870"
bushels. The visible decreased 10000 bushels; the
local stock decreased 1900 bushels. Patten WA
the best buyer covering shorts. The West con-
llnues to buy July the late spring.
Flaxseed was weak closing at INA. bid or 20
under Saturday. Minneapolis had nineteen cars;
Duluth fifteen; Chicago. twenty-three.
Provisions were fiat. very dull and fuctuatnS
within exceedingly narrow limits. Pork lost 2isc
to SC lard and ribs. 2i2c. There were 5000 hogs
West against 5000 last year II continues a
changing market with speculat ton small and ship
ping demand low. Professionals expect this stu
alton to continue for another fortnight
on the curb puts May wheat closed az 7Gisc;
calls 7Oasc Puts on May corn. 34a.c.; calls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04

OUTSIDE Securities Market irregular and
fairly active. Standard oil closed At 411hni3.
against i7ln473 Saturday. Last prices OF the
Of her prominent issues were: Otis Eevating 3G24G
3D.. preferred. 900sl: Amsterdam Gas. ni+dHia:
preferred. 6Sa69. Baking Powder. Ssa.G9Ol.; Rubber
Goods 32izn83. Car Foundry. 30u30., Wagner Pal
ace car 3}0lss Air Power H. Pressed Steel Car
c3i1QG4 preferred ssisaS9l2: Electric Vehicle lisa
l21; Bay State Gas 2izG2ts.
SILVER XPORTS.-Exports OF silver to-day
2l50OO ounces.
MEXICAN STOCKS Current activity In Mex
lean Central and Mexican National Railroad stocks
appears to be- due solely to speculation Induced by
the companies improving earnings.
HEAVY REALIZING SALES-certaln interests
that recently have been active buyers sold their
stocks yesterday one interest alone dsposlng OF
5000 shares Most Of these sales were absorbed
by commission houses that had large buying orders
from public traders
GREAT NORTHERNS MELON.-It said In
WaH Street yesterday that Great Northern would
distribute on April 10 t0oe0 surplus in the treas
ury by a stock dividend OF about Ave shares OF
stock 10 each 100 shares
ST PAUL'S EARNINGS-Chicago. Milwaukee
and St Paul. for the fourth week OF March. shows
a gain OF sls.OO over the same week a year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
THE TRADE N CHICiGO.

Chicago. April (specaD.-Wheat to-day had a
range Of about &c May selling at ,3S.c early and
at Ta.c later. and closing az 11hN,2c. The July
reached a little premium. closing at 12h. sellers
Rad crop advces stll coming. The Missouri
State report made the condition only Sc against 50
last year and said 10 per cent OF the had been
ploughed up. II still unseasonably cold every
where. with the temperatures rising slowly. These
Influences added cent TO the price In the hrst hour
The strength did not last. The trade was not so
large. Local scalping holders were sellers The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BONDs-Market firm. Fin
ouotations follow:
sEx Interest.

RAILROAD BONDS Market strong and moder-
stely active Total sales amounted in par value
10 g 524Oo0 The more important dealings were IN
the Atchison and 81. Louis Southwestern issues.
Manhattan As New-York Central Lake Shore @'2s.
New-York. Susquehanna and Western As Northern
Pacific prior IS. Reading Is. Southern Railway os'
Texas and Pacific DDS Union Pacific As Wabash
debenture Bs West Shore as Central Georgia lst
incomes Rock Island Is. Erie prior Is, Kansas
City Pittsburg and Cuff lists Louisville, Evans
willie and St Louis IS receipts. Kansas and Texas
Dds and Wisconsin Central lst receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
Nnrtion Sales - financial
~~~SNNoo>.>~N.oNNoNoo1
LOUIS HESIER. AuctfOneer.
REGt LAR AUCTION SALE Of
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN II. MULLER & son.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ;. 1899

WEDNESDAY. APRIL >. 1899.
1890 O'Clock, at the y Y Res F;s'e'e saesFo0sz.
,By no. order I'll Of S'f fssSa9or,1
50 s sRs i Tide ana Lar6Sr Bank.
shs. Natioral Park Bank.
10 shs. Corn Exchange Bank.
$1,000 city Of Galveston. Tex. - year Lid Debt -
5000 WABASH r. r. Co Oct. & Chic E,,no is' so
s?oco COLORADO coal and Iron CO. st Con.i . c Rds.
$1,000 Peoria and Eastern R'wsy Co. Is, cor.l ?
500 Peoples Gas Lish, and Coke Co Of chc. "a
5000 Kings county Elev R'way Co Is, ,. BiA.
$1,000 Bklyn and Rockavay Reach R'vay Co ist p.
For account Of whom it may concern
= shs Otis Gasr eerng and Construction Co -, "
$1,000 iowa Iowa central Ry Co. Isl 5 p. c BIDS. 1855.
81 shs. 18TH Ward Bank.
100 .S.. Importer, ard Traders Natl Bank.
50 shs. Nash. chat and 81. Louis Ry. CO.
20 shs. National Park Rank
40 shs Colonial r Trust 60.
5000 chic. MI. ana s. Paul Ry. Co III and y Dy)
5000 Like Erie 1i + western R R Is, 5p I'd: 1881,
s S Sa Sns s Iq K r. Isl IS B3s s'
5000 Louis outs ' Nash R r q Is VI DiyJ i'' Sp
600 r,s MSs B., s.; q b. 81: 49,
5000 St Paul MINI. s Man. Rvsy OAK Ei'nj ii
5000 ChSic, St Paul. MINI & Omaha R'way cOu'a-
$500. p BIDS 1890 -. ~. =. ,...,.
BIDS 1914.
$500 Atlantic Mutual ms CO. Scrip OF 1895
10 shs colonial Trust co
10 shs Atlantic Trust 90.
30 shs Mercantile Natl Bank.
~ shs Bank ~ New York
leo shs NAH. Bank ~ Republic
100 shs Bowery Bank.
% -: Sal shoe : Leather Ss.E Bank.
- shs Lincoln Natl Bank
- shs Lincoln safe Deposit co.
200 shs Chatham National Bank.
- shs Fifth Avenue Bank
~ shs Importers y Traders Natl. BARK
S. O.O C'lcv & Canton n. Isl ; y. c. BIDS -.
s2oOo Charleston and West. Car. r. r. is ? c. -
100 shs bridgeport Dcvel Co. Bridgeport. Ala
Clinton iHll Association.
II shs state Trust co.
81 900 col Springfield and CHM. n. r. CO. Let : p
I'd. 1901.
Ia shs Natl. Park Bank. -. "A
81 COO city Railway lmpt Co p c. 10 yr Trust so'
i9oa Sept. 1892 Coups
shr Clinton Hall Association. ~, ,au
5000 Erie and Central y. Y. r. r. LIST p C. bds w.
10 shs. Bank 81 Metropolis
shs Guaranty Trust Co
80 shs. Fourth National Bank.
IL shs. Title Guarantee and Trust Co
IA sh-. Natl. Park Bank.
~ shs. Metropolitan Life ms Co
100 shs. Mechanics Natl Bank
shs. Bank = America.
4 shs Market and Fulton Natl. Bank.
- shs. Merchants Natl Bank nj. ma.
sal OOo Fort Wayne Electric corporation y G ~" -
1914 uiypd).
81 Merchants Natl Bank
10 shs. Colonial Trust Co 49,, -
~ shs. Pierce butler Pierce Mants' 70
"a r. pi,,s ~ WAYNE chic. Ry Co. Special "u~f'
| 10 shs American Union Life ins Co
II shs Mechanics Natl Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
Bankers posted rates were

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-Orea ns Com
vnerc,al SOC premium; bank SOC premium. San
Frsncisco-sight l5c; telegraph INC Cincinnati
over the counter SOC premium: between banks. So4
loc discount Ssvannah-Buying llsc discount
selling. 75c per 500 premium cnarieston-Buy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES Money on call per cent.
with exceptions at per cent. The close was
at per cent. Time money. 3iz per cent for
sixty days 3i4Q4 per cent for three months 4
nor cent for four months and per cent for six
months Commercial paper rates We're Prime in
dorsed bills receivable. 31.N3%. per cent highgrade
single names. 340ih per cent and other good
names. 1915 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market duh at IN
changed quotations. Actual closing rates follow
,.,ties sight sixty days.
o...,,, ~ 4Sgi n $50 4s4aQ4 s4i2
S.eik - t7l. ~ 1877 lGn5 1876 2Os II 8a5 2oss
r ,an',,;ts e ~ 95kGg5 3 10 y4%Q0i II IL