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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-20
METAL.

NEW YORK. july 19.-,rhe tin mar
ket is very unsettled here and abroad.
The local price for spot Is $3.50 to
s2S.So while there were sellers OF Octo-
Der at S25.55, and that represents tho
price at which Il can be imported from
the Straits or from London. The Lone
don tin market was CO lower for spot
at $50, but futures we're quoted at
sic, 5s. Copper was los higher In
London, where spot closed at E6S, los.
and futures at e6S, us, Cd. The New
York market was duh and nominal.
with spot lake quoted at lie aud elec-
troiytie and casting AT 16@c. Lead was
very dull but unchanged locally.
though London was Is. Sd lower at E12,
IS, cd. Spelter ruled quiet here. while
London was IS. Cd better, closing az
G16, los. Iron quiet and unchanged.
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Special to white & White.

Special to White & White.
The movements OF to-day's market
were more irregular than for some time,
but the result OF the days trading was
declines which, in many instances,
amounted to several points. The open
ing was heavy on what looked ike
realizing sales. and owing { consider
able pressure from foreign houses. The
arbitrage business was more active than
for many days, the total sales for Lon
don being estimated at about 100, 900
shares. The pressure to sell did not
last very long. and after the first fif-
teen minutes n strong upward move
ment took place. st. Paul, Union Pa
eific and Southern Pacific were the lead
ers on the recovery, the purchases OF
Southern Pacific being thought to be
for the account of Hartman interests.
The selling movement which ensued
became very pronounced during the last
hour. Union Pacific and ST. Paul being
especially weak, both stocks losing over
five points. Other considerable reac-
lions occurred in Southern Pacific. Sugar
and the Gould stocks generally, and
the market seemed to enjoy little or no
support. Commission business to-day
was extremely light. The erratic course
of the market during the last few days
has resulted in conslderaS.e losses to
outside SPECTATORS, and It is not likely
that they will become much OF a factor
in the market until the tendency of the
market is more easily determined. The
closing prices were about the lowest OF
the day. The expectation is that to-
morrow's bank statement will make a
very good showing.
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NEW YORK CURB CLOSING.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-Tin Can, 23M
@24: preferred 4h@74A.
B. r. Col. Cop. 15@15h.
Pipe, eos; preferred 34kQ36.
Com. Air, 14h@16.
Electric Boat. 151ls; preferred 40
OBS.
electric Vehicle, SOLO; preferred, Is
Q19.
Electro Pneumatic. 1%61%.
New Finland Electric Vehicle Trans
portation, 393A; New York do. 11%
@12A.
Otis, 3463s; preferred, 95@97.
Royal Baking Powder, 9SW10o.
Seaboard, 27h G2s; preferred, H&@
48A; bonds, S2h@s3M.
st. Louis Transit, 26AG27A.
Tennessee Copper. 17&019.
United Railway preferred 7Shn79;
bonds, SS% $50.
Union Copper, 565K.
White Knob. 13E015.
General Carriage, 1B@1A.
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ing 1t was said that a strong pool had
taken the stock in hand with the idea
OF working II up TO a price on a parry
With other securities earning the same
dividend and standing higher.
The call I'm United States Steel com
mon. good until ~..e emu of September.
been offered al as, including COM
mission, the option on the New York
market and the contract guaranteed by
one OF the best foreign houses. 1t is
significant that this call would carry
over n period the strike is likely to
last and would begin to show profits
at IS. We look for a good bank state
ment tomorrow.
From the low level the market had a
sharp rally towards the end of the ses-
sion, but withal closing below yester-
days and to-day's best figures, with an
uncertain and excited tone to the spec
ulation.
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Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
NEW YORK, July 1.-the London
market opened strong to-day and then
reacted very noticeably, with a subse-
ouent fractional rally. The drop was
caused by realizing, but the effect on
the local market was nil.
Here the opening was generally be-
low last evenings close, and the mar
ket was generally listless until the last
hour, when there was great activity,
with a general tendency to a decline,
due in some measure to a renewal Of
bad crop reports and a rise in the price
of corn. Union Pacific was very ac-
tive, closing at a loss OF SA, after SELL
ing down to 102A.
United States Steels were one of the
features of the day, the transactions
being heavy. Preferred opened with a
sales of $500 shares at ssh, boil
lowed by 1900 at SO and 500. 1000 and
1900 at the same figure; 1900 then went
at S9A, 1000 at 89as, 50y at the same
price, 500 at S9H, followed by 700 and
1000 at the same quotation; 200 then
sold at 89%. and then came a drop, Q
block Of 1,400 changing hands at 69M;
on a further decline 1000 sold at SSAs,
followed by 1000 at S8h. Smaller lots
tailed out the day, and the close was
SSH. Common opened with a sale of
100 at 40h, with 1900 following at
40A. The next sale was 1000 at 40h,
and then 200 at 461s The decline con-
tinued and 5000 changed hands at 40,
and 1900 at the same figure, succeed
ed by a big block of 5000 shares of 40h.
The close was 40, but 39% was touched.
There was no especial strike news.
The bank statement promises to be
good. Money closed at 2 per cent, with
the last loan at that figure.
The sales for the week by d. avs Wera.
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LONDON N MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Commercial
Advertisers London financial cable
gram:
Consols and the market generally
were harder to-day on the publication
of the captured Boer war showing that
the burghers were disheartened. Lon
don utterly neglected American stocks
but Jew York support advanced South
ern Pacific and Union Pacific at the
same time noisting the whole list. Four
insignificant failures were announced.
Several other unimportant members
helped bring about the result. The
American shake out Is now over.
Money rates ruled steady; Paris ex-
change 251Sk.
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PITTsBURa CLOSING PRICES.

PITTSBURG, r., July 19.-Pittsbirg
Glass, 172@17214.
Traction, 20B @22.
Window Glass, SSH G58%.
Cruci5le common, 21as asked.
Westinghouse, 67h ass.
Fire PROBING. common, 35G35A;
preferred, offered 49N ex-dividend.
Pittsburg Coal. common, 31M @31%;
preferred 96A G95%.
Crucible, preferred, say @83%.
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Union pacific BROKE
BADLY yesterday.
DROPPED FROM THE HIGH POINT
OF o IA TO 1o@ "a, CLOS
ING At 1O3 1-2.
LONDON OPENED STRONG,
AND THEN REACTED FRACTION
ALLY ON PROFIT TAKING.

Ye.terdny's New York Market Open
ed at Generally Lower Figures,
But There Were Occasional shows
of Strength, Particularly I'm the
Gouids, the Pncincs and 81. Paul.
At the Beginning of the Last Hour
the Market Turned Weak and Sold
OF, From y Variety of Causes.
The steel stocks Were Very Active
Late in the Day, and Closed at .
Net Less-Thc Total Trnnsacttons
over One Million shares.
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BIG SALES.

C. I. Hudson a Co. to White & White.
NEW YORK, July 10, IL MI. M.
Amory sold ten thousand United States
Steel and Pepper & Stern sold fifteen
thousand. Amory is selling preferred
now.
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THE EARLY NEWS.

Kelley. Miller & Co. to White & White.
NEW YORK. July 10. 1858 a. H.
Americans opened very strong, but are
lower on realizing, u to u below our
closing. Speculative sentiment is still
somewhat mixed and the market labors
under a mixture Of influences which
will tend to considerable irregularity.
General conditions have undoubtedly
changed for the better, but there Is still
much uncertainty as TO labor and crop
conditions, therefore 1t is we'll not to
become too optimistic until such a time
the outlook is clearer. Buy on weak
spots only, selling at a fair advance.
There is a heavy short interest in st.
Paul and Union Pacific.
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,cks. open. High, Low. Close.
Stocks
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY,

WASHINGTON, July 19.-To-day's
statement of the treasury balances IN
the general fund. exclusive of the $780,.
600, 600 gold reserve In the division OF
redemption. shows: Available cash bal
n S174.AS2, 6Sl. gold, 500, 645. $50.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-Cattle. receipts,
5,425 head; strong to f0c higher as a
rule. Good to prime $5.40Q6.10; Left
ers, $2.50Q4.90; calves. s3.75@6.O0.
Hogs, receipts today $4,000 head; to-
morrow. 5000 head; left over, 3,463
head; strong to sc higher. Mixed and
butchers. $5.75@6.00. Bulk Of sales
e. S0@5.95.
Sheep. receipts, 5000 head; sheep,
steady; lambs steady. Good to choice
wethers, $3.90Q4.90; native lambs.
$3.25Q5.00. Official receipts and ship
ments for Thursday. July IS, 1901:
Cattle receipts. 6,S31; shipments s.
1856; hogs, receipts. 26,363; shipment.
1854; sheep. receipts. 1919; shipments.
a79.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July 19.-Cat-
tie, steady; extra $5.S506.00; prime
96.5005.70; good $6.2006.40.
HoGs. STEADY; prime heavies $e.l5O
6.17H; light workers. and pigs t6.e6@
GOTH; sktpa 34.76065<s
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c. I. Hudson g. Co. to White & White.
NEW YORK, July 10, 10 a. m.-Lon-
don sends a long list OF declines. Judg-
ing from the temper of yesterday after
Moons market the weakness OF London
will not count for much especially as
the early morning situation discloses
no unfavorable developments since the
close yesterday. The indications point
to a favorable bank statement to-mor-
row. We advise profit taking on sharp
bulges this morning.
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AT LONDON.
Special to White & white.

UCNDoN, July 10, Ills p. m.-The
market for American railway shares
opened very strong and st. Paul, Erie,
B. & o. are still firm, but the general
run OF internationals has reacted on
profit taking and averages q below
yesterdays closing figures in New
York.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Money on cau
steady at 2Q3 per cent; last loan 2 per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4@4h per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at S4.S7% for
demand, and at $4.s4% for go days;
posted rates $4.s5h and s4.ss; CONNER
cial bills $4.S4@4.84A.
Bar silver 5S1Sc.
Mexican dollars 46Hc.
xa. 1N,xl, gtAa1u
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Sheep, steady; best wethers $1,000
$50; yearlings ssO0Q4.75.
Veal calves s3.00@I.5
CINCINNATI. July 19-Hogs, active
and highe. at S400p6.O5,
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Send ali remftfanccs ny hcsAn
Letter, Exprest d c OnseA =.
Pestal ste Patrons run -
~ losang remittsnces sent y eny
ether way. All ior 49,
= Iess can De Aent BY postal
- ehree cents. AdNren<
THE ~REGIDINNs
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CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.

CHICAGO, July 19.-Wheat, July
67%c; September sc asked.
Corn, July 52Ac; September 53%c.
Oats, July 34%c; September 3%c. !
Jork, July $14.10; September s14.30.
Lard, July $8.57@S.60; September
$S.67.
Ribs, July s7.S2: September 1872.
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Wheat. No. ] spring GO e6ihc; No. 2
Corn. No. 3, 52hG52%c; No. . yell
low SAN 153%c.
Oats. No. Q, a5M@36c; 40. 2 white
37bc, No. 3 white 35@37hc.
Rye, No. 2. b31ac.
Timo,ay seed. prime $500.
Mess pork. per barrel, Sl4.15014.20.
lard. per 100 pounds, $8.57h 0S.60.
short ribs staes, ~(loose), N.S0G7. 10.
Dry sailed shoulders, ~tooxed), IA
@7Mc. 40 ,o@
Short clear sides, tpoxed)' So.oVw
$40.
whisky. basis of high wines. $1.T.
Clover. contract grade, $3.50.
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was arm; creameries IAN
Gt9c, dairies 13@161Ac.
Cheese, STEADY at ga Mf0Mc.
EGGS. steady; fresh 12hc.
Receipts. -four, ~, 900 barrels; wheat,
371. 900 bushels; corn, POS, 900 bushels;
oats. 1875 900 bushels; rye, 5000 BUSH
els; barley, 5000 bushels.
shipments, -four. 10000 barrels;
wheat. 32O. 900 bushels; corn, 48.0V0
bushels; oats, 143, 900 bushels; barley,
1900 bushels.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Flour, receipts
IL. 1858 barrels.
Wheat, receipts 1876, $3.50 bushels; ex-
ports 61 ,571 bushels; spot firm; No. 2
red TIN I. 0. b.. afoat; options closed
firm at %@Mc net advance.
Corn, receipts 2 1000 bushels; exports
43,783 bushels; spot stronger; No. z,
56Mc elevator; options closed strong
at1M @2c net advance.
Oats. receipts, Il 1000 bushels; exports,
$50 bushels; options strong and high
er.
Hay, firm.
Hops, dull.
Hides, quiet.
Wool, dull.
Coal, quiet.
Beef, quiet.
Lard and pork, steady.
Tallow, steady.
Cottonseed oil. nominal.
Petroleum, firm. Refined New York
$3.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$7.56; do bulk, $3.50.
Rosin, steady.
Turpentine, steady.
MoIasses. dull.
Coffee, spot Rio, dull; No. z invoice,
5%c; mild quiet; Cordova 8H@12hc.
Sugar, raw firm fair refining, 3Ec.
. Molasses sugar, 3Nc.
Coffee market opened steady unchang-
ed to points lower. Closed practical
ly unchanged to s points lower. Sales
1880 bags.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 19.-Wheat, ac-
tive, higher; cash July sehc; septem-
Der 69Nc.
Corn, strong; cash and July &c.
Oats. cash 34kc.
Rye. 51%c.
Cioverseed, cash prime $3.50.
Oil, North Lima SIC; South Lima and
Indiana, soc.
PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-Wheat,
firm.
Corn, firm, lie higher.
Oats, firm, 1c higher.
Butter, firm; good demand.
Eggs, firm.
Cheese, steady.
Refined sugars, quiet.
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THE EVENING LETTERS.

Ashvell & Co. to White e. White.
NEW YORK. July 10, $3.50 p. m.-Ine
market sold off on bad crop reports and
A rise in the price Of corn.
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srocNs Arp bonds.



CTOCks FOR SALE.
Wheeling steel & Iron Company.
La Belle MIL.
Wheeling Pottery Company.
Riverside Pottery.
Wheeling Traction Company.
Century Glass Company.
Exley-Watkina Company.
Bonds-Wheoling Traction Co. 30.
NORTON A. COMPANY.
16 Nat. Exchange Bank Bldg.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. July 1.-the attend-
ance of buyers to-day has been limited
and store trade slow. Other orders
have not been better than previous
moderate average. There has been no
change in hleached OF coarse colored
ginghams. Prints and ginghams quiet.
Print cloths sold At 2ssc for regulars
Linens very firm. but business limitcds
Burlaps quiet without change in prices
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pache & Co. to white & white.

NEW YORK, July 1870 p. M
The market was steady and dull with
a somewhat professional tAne. Lon
dol was a very moderate seller and there
was a little early selling from the west
on the ground that the weather map did
mot conarm the favorable private re-
ports.
Arbitrage houses reported two fall
ures In the London stock exchange
neither Of them Of any importance.
western Union advanced on y
said to be for the Standard OIL follow
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T~esterdny's PrIces.
The following table shows the opening,
high. low and closing prices OF stocks on
Wall street yesterday:
NEW YORK, July 10.
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The Clearing House.

Manager Alex. Mitchell. of the Clearing
House, made the following report yester-
day. Exchanges, balanceS.
Yesterday .............s l53, S36 IS z1.73 rs
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ALF7Ns MAINTITIaIN
Manager Clearing House.
The Hnxictt Quotations.
The following quotations were received
by Howard Hazlett & Son.. brokers. Ma
;ional Exchange Bank Building:
NEW YORK. July 10.
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Miscellaneous.
Mining stocks.

sTrust receipts,
Total sales for the day. lots. 100 shares.
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CINCINNATI. July 19.-Whisky. dis
tillers' finished goods quiet on basis 81
N.27.
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C. I. Hudson a Co. to White & White.

C. I. Hudson & Co. to White & White.
NEW YORK, July 1855 p. M
After remaining more or less STEADY
until the beginning of the last hour.
the market turned very weak n soid
down sharply on fresh reports OF bad
weather in the west. The liquidation
was particularly severe in Union "a
cifc. and the decline in this stock n
st. Paul affected the entire list consid-
erably. A reaction certainly was due
after the violent advances OF the last
few days. There was nothing new In
the steel strike situation to a~ggravate
the weakness of the market, while on
the other hand there was a general on
yiction that the bank statement 10
morrow will make a favorable showing;
The gain in cash has been large, n
while the change In the loan account
was necessarily a matter OF con-
lecture only, there does not appear rea-
son to believe it can show large
enough increase, If any at all, TO on
set the money gain.
We believe the good railroad stocks
will be a purchase on any further break
tomorrow morning.
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Dick Bros. & Co. to White & White.

NEW YORK, July It'll p. m
The opening was generally lower. union
Pacific dropped 2 per cent, u TINS
stock crossed 1OS, and on buying paseo
on bull tips held for a while n tnen
declined steadily to 102A, closing al
1924. The tips to buy were too freely
circulated. Crop reports less favorable.
Chicago a heavy seller of the grangers.
The banks have gained over ~$1,00o,Oou
and a good statement Is probable.
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". n. white. A L. White.
White & White,
BROKERS'.
STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENTS.

Private Wires to New York. Boston, hill
adelphia, Pittsburg and Chicago Stock
Exchanges. Cnexceled Service.
Accounts of responsible people respectfully
solicited.
Roous Nos. II and IL Nat. Exchange
hank Building.
Telephones s. and a.
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Local Stocks.
Corrected by White & Wnlte.
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10 bid. 10A asked.
Total sales, 1.059,900 shares.
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State bonds Inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular.
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-05

he enjoys. Pure milk from sound and
healthy cattle" has been his motto since
the day his dairy was opened and no
man can truthiuly say that it has ever
been violated Mr. Morrow does not
ask his patrons to accept his judgment
as to the condition of his animals, but
invites frequent examinations by the
health authorities 1t affords the Sub
urban Citizen pleasure to say to its
readers that the officials have never
found cause for complaint Like other
men who have been mentioned in these
columns, he takes great pride in his
stock, which he regards as a duty which
no humane individual will allow any
thing to interfere with.
The National Park Dairy is located in
the most picturesque section Of the Dis
trict, being within the territory acquired
by the government for the National
Geological Park now the finest in the
United States. He is noted for his hos
ptality and is esteemed as one OF the
best citizens OF the District.
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-05

San Francisco (Special) The trien.
nia convention of Episcopal bishops,
clergy and laity was inaugurated at 7.3o
a m. with the celebration of Holy Com
munion in the local Episcopal churches.
AT II a. m. the convention was formally
opened at Trinity Church with solemn
religious exercises Bishop Dudley Of
Kentucky, presided over the convention.
Seventy-fvc bishops assembled in the
guild room of the church and put on
their robes, They then formed in process
sion, and, leaving the guild room, march
ed up Bush street to the main entrance
of the church, continuing up the centre
aisle.
The procession was headed by Rev. +.
w Clampett rector of Trinity Church
Then came Secretary Hart, of the House
of Bishops, and Rev Charles L. Hutch
ms, secretary of the House of Deputies
Following we're the junior bishops and
then the older prelates in the order Of
seniority of conservation When the
head of the procession reached the chan
eel, it stood for a moment and divided
in two lines to allow the senior bishops
to pass and enter the sanctuary in the re-
versed order of entering the church
The choir sang the professional hymn
while the bishops moved along, and the
introit of the service was intoned. Com
munion followed the preparatory prayers,
and the religious Offices concluded with
the occasional The convocation SER
mon was preached by Bishop Morris,
OF Oregon, the senior attending bishop.
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-05
ROBINSON'S S DAIRY.

Another excellent and thoroughly re-
liable dairy is that conducted by Mrs
{. Robinson, on the Brightwood road
near the village of that name, in the
northwest section OF the District This
highly esteemed lady began business in
1901. She is now serving a large number
OF customers, not one Of whom has ever
had the slightest cause for complaint On
the other hand, the service rendered by
Mrs. Robinson has been in every way
so satisfactory that she has found in
each of her patrons a constant and gra-
tuitous advertising medium.
No one engaged in the business in the
vicinity of Washington understands it
better than Mrs. Robinson. Her cattle
are of the best breeds and receive the
most careful attention. They are sup
piled with food of the most wholesome
quality and housed in clean and perfect
ly ventilated barns, conditions which in
sure pure milk which more than meas
ures up to the standard prescribed by
the Health Department.
Calves from her herd which give
promise OF extraordinary usefulness as
milk COWS are kept by Mrs. Robinson
and tenderly cared for until they pass
the period OF bovine juvenility, when
they join their more experienced com
panions and begin to make themselves
useful to their generous owner.
Mrs. Robinson is a woman OF excel
lent judgment in matters relating to
business and deserves great credit Tor
the success she has attained in the man
agement of her dairy.
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-05
PAYNE'S FARM DAIRY.

A dairy which may be earnestly COM
mended to the milk consumers OF Wash
ington is that which is known by the
name which heads this article. Payne's
Farm Dairy. 1t is located at Bladens-
burg and was established in 1896. 1t is
safe to say that no man takes greater
interest in the dairy business than Mr..
Milton ]. Payne, the proprietor, and il
is an equally safe assertion that no man
outdoes him in adherence to the rules
of rigid and unyieding honesty in his
dealings with his fellow-men.
Mr. Payne is seldom seen away from
his place Day after day he remains on
the farm, looking after his Well-fed cat
tie, whose glossy coats and symmetrical
forms tell the story of their good breed
ing better than words can do it for
them. Mr.. Payne's barns are convenient
and comfortable, and as clean as his
well-drilled force OF employees can
make them. His wagons, which may
be seen making their rounds without
fear OF being stopped by the health off
cials, are in the hands OF Trustworthy
men, who are courteous and obliging to
customers. The milk sold from Payne
Dairy Farm is of the best quality and
may be purchased with absolute safety
by consumers.
Mr. Payne is esteemed as one of the
best citizens of his section of Mary
land. He is gentleman OF unblem-
ished character and worthy of the high
measure of confidence reposed in him
by those who know him.