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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
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Drug So.
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@iniae mlcrer >reren Triibio9rsbiite iiino
jett bier, Die beit9ema9ten iir..........
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l1le1 uoh 0orr1the batten ur10 me1l

( llle11 nod @orrdtfe batte1 u11o 1pen1-
ger idll'ge11.
8rainero. - Sic om II. Mu=
quit er0ffnete Eol t=Sparbanf BON
Brainero bot 80 ginleger uno Child
gen in Ser @0be Don $4,000.
8emioii.-0 Ser So5ialiit 5reo.
90. Mol5obn 1pl1roe nit elmer Mnjori=
tat Don 24 Stiml1en gum Mapor Don
8enioii gepablt. l1eberotes gelong
Sen 5o5ialilten Sic grmablltng ibres
Observation-Disclosures 8. %. 9an=
nab.
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Silfspoitmeii ter in Stemartptae, muir
Sc unter Ser Mnfluge, Sem Eolton=
neutrality-suspicious. $t170 binter5o=
gen 311 baben, Dor SEN &id)ter gefiibrt
:aln0 inter $1,000 8urgidoft gum Bro
5eile feltge6alten.
st. Sumes.- Sic Mnti=Ffer=
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County fat bier lire Sabresperiamn=
lung obgebolten. Sic @ereinigung>
i, melfe Dor Is Subren gegriir1oet mur=
Sc, fat Sen Nferoe0iebltablen elm ra=
lfes Gnoe hereitet.
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lett Menidqengeoenfen inns Ste Tar=
: mer u1o G%ieb5iid}ter oieier @egeno
ge5ml1ngen, nit groBen Soften @ieh=
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grnte 51 geri11g al,sgefo1en lit.
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pers' 8ebdl1be, ser Mebgerlaoen, oas
Gitn Neltalrront, oas Snoepeloent
@ureal1, oas 9iemer=@ ebduce uno Sos
&eralo>G ebdube itno ettem 8rnnoe
sum Spfer gefallen, Ser einen Sha=
sen Don $4,000 onrihtete.
Groofi n. II SSn elmer &C.
m%eil1ion1en @eriammlung Ser 9om=
miliore bon Nolf Gountp rn0 Ser
Mnti : Sllberfuloie : @eieQihoft bon
Groofiton ml1r6e Sic Mntt=Suberfu=
Ioie=@eieGidnft bon Golf County &C.
a%riinoet, melde 5unad1t tradten miro,
Sic Mittel al1f5ltbringen, tint cine Be-
1ud3erbe Eflegerin ons gauge Sabr
hin0urh mgeitent erbalten SIT fon=
men.
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bert, sic Iohter Ses q. q. @iebert,
lit @ronoml11oen erlegen, mel6e lie
erlitt, ols lie inn @eim 0es 81. 9eh=
mann BEL 9elft einen &eIieI nit fie=
benoem @oiier pom @eroe bob uno
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diem, erfldren. SOB benin Nufbreden
bes Giles i'm 1riibiohre Elm altBerge=
m0hn1ih hotter @oiieri tono 81 er1par=
ten lit, neil sic @erbitregen ,1no ol1d
Sic Shneefdne int @inter iebr aus
giebig tporen. Sc ltegt olio in tiefer
q~elege1ren 8egenben lteberifmem=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

0ea0mpoo.-@ ier muroe beim
geriGt BON SRI. Mnna 2acp 8aQ=
man aus ct. 2ouis eiue Sbaoener=
iabflage in @obe BON $685. 900 gegen
Sen 8anf = Glerf @lopo .. @ea0lee
aus Stonge in Sic lem County einge=
reidt. 9ieler loQ &lagerin sic gbe
Der profen, Damn aber cine anoere
i6r p%orge5ogen baben.
Aberdeen. - Die uNort6ern
Soutb 3afota educational Miiocia=
ton" miro am g., 4. un0 5. @pril in
@ebiter lire Sabresperi ammlung ab=
balten. Sir ben &onuent lit bereits
elm Hrogrum in groBen 3ugen aus
gearbeitet moroen. 9ie gin5elbeiten
meroen in ndddter 3eit feltgeieet mer=
Sen. = 8eamte ser Mtlmaufeebabn
baben erfldrt, 6aB inn Sommer Sic
Strede Mbeeroen=S ununit 3oppelge=
(eiie erboltet iou. IS lit oies eine
g%ntfernung Don IS Meilen. Die 8abr
beabltbtigt, 10 balls mie moglid Sic
gan5e strede bis Minneapolis 5wei=
geleiiig gu MAIDEN.
Maoi II. = Mit 365 gegen 70
Stimmen fat Maoiion sic &ommii=
lions 0ermaltunqsform angenom=
mer. Sic miro am erl item Montag
inn Mai- in &raft treten.
Mit6ell. - Sic 5armer5'
Grain 9ealer's Milociation" bielt hier
fire oreitdgige Sabresperiammll111g
ob, gu Ser iih mebr ols tauleno De-
legaten eingefunoen batten. CHARLES
Mofins, Spreder 0es &epralentan=
tpn5ou1e les BON Silinois uno Ser 4htb.
6. 6. Quinn BON Molon Gitp, Sa.,
Sefretar ser uGo=operatipe Grain
1eolers' Miioeiation" BON Soma; S.
g. @enium, Sefretar ser ~Nationol
Monagers' Niioeiation" 90. &. Mfp=
ers, Reoafteur bonn u%Go=operatiDe
Sournal" BON Chicago un0 mebrere
Setter BON groBen @etrei0elpeihern
lpraden iiber 3med uno Grfolge oes
Experimentation 3uiammenidlul=
les.
@atertomn.- @eneral=N0ju=
tant gnglesbp fat pom &riegsoepar=
tement in Muibington Sic Nadriht
erbolten, ooB sic Staatstruppen nad)
Sem Manoperlager in Sparta, isis,
gelo1ot peroen, ami tatt, mie ur=
lpriingli9 geplant, nod Sort &ui=
led, @po., neil iid Sic Iransport=
folten nnd Sparta nur balb 10 bod)
lteden, 1pie jene nod Sort &uiieq.
@ron5burg (Gorreiponoen5).
- Die 5irma &lbe & Gblen bat lire
Mfergerdtbe bereits erbalten. 8ei ibr
lit oues gu boben, mas CUR @errid=
tung fir Sic Saat un6 gum grnten
no6 ser &eife %notbmen6ig lit. Ml,d
erbielt ST.. &ube 5mei giienbabntpa-
genlaoungen gomen @afer un<
@erite. = g. sdmit lit auf einige
Gage @eldatte balber nod Merretta
- Sn Ser 6amilie &aiier ltente lid
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Sdafe.

6riibiabrs= 9ammer 400 Bis 6.25;
SGbrlinge, mittelmaBige Bis Bette 3.25
BIG 5.25; min6ermertbige 2dmmer.
$50 Biz 400; s4afe, mitelmdBige
bis bette 200 Big 2.75; gem0bmlide
Biz mittelmaBige, TO Biz 200;
3udtidafe, 800 Biz $50; min0er=
mertbige Gdafe, 100 Big t.75; Sam.
mel, 800 6is 1926; 8ode, 2.25 Biz
2.75.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

Sir cine %errenfl1ng peroct SIR
Gbamberlain's Ointment ausge5eidt
net fin0en. Sc lin6ert SEN S6mer5,
beieittgt Sic @eben, uno felt raid
Sic Sbeile mieoer Der gu elmer geiun=
Sen @efaliung IS uno so Gent 6la=
ihen gu perfaufen Bel auen @an0=
fern.
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Grfd,tur9 st1 beilett 1T cincm sage.

Gehmt 2arotioe 8rpmo EuiHine Sablette. Npo=
tbeter i%tattenn gelo suriid. menn 6eilune perieblt
9. %. @ruue's unterihrift lit an jeoe, Sbadhtel
25c 1926.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
&inbpieb.

Gin6piel.
Sic foIeenben Yrei1e Iinp ti1 IebeuDes
8ieb pro 100 Yfuns:
Sbladtpieb.
Cute Big prima Stiere, 900 Biz
100; mittelmaBige Big quite 4.75 Biz
600; gem0bnlide big mittelmaBige
400 big 4.75.
&iibe un6 @eifers.
@utes bis bette, $50 bis $40; nit.
telmaBige Biz quite 400 Big 4.6O;
gem0bnlide bis mittelmaBise $50 Biz
400.
Cutters, 2.75 Big 800; Gamers.
200 Big 2.65; Sbladtbuuen 1926 Biz
400; Bologna 8uQen, $50 biz 1926.
AGlber.
@l1tes bis bette, $50 Biz SIS; NIT.
telmaBige Biz quite 400 Bis $50
gem0bnlide Biz mittelmdBige $50
Bis 400; quite i&mere aalber $50
bis 4.75; gem0bnlide bis mittelmdBi=
ge $50 Bis 3.25.
3u9t uno D}altpieb.
Maititiere, quite big bette, 900 Big
HOO @funo i6mer, 4.75 bis $40;
mitteimdBige Big quite, Maititiere d.
% bis 40; gepobnlide Big mittel-
masige $50 Bis 400; 3udtitiere, gu.
tie bis bette, 600 6is 800 Yfuno id3per
4.50 zig 4.S5; mittelmaBige big CUTE
600 Bis 500 Nfuno idmer, 400 biz
4.5O; gep0bnlide bis mittelmaBige,
$50 bis 100; quite bis bette Sabr=
hinge, 4.25 Biz 4.65; mittelmaBige Big
quite $50 biz 1926; Mait6uQen,
|2.75 bs 400; Multfiibe uno Settlers
quite Biz prima 800 Bis $40.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Sdpeine.

Sic folgen6e Sabeue 5eigt 6as
9urhidnittsgemidt, Sen 3urb-
idnittspreis uno Sen b0diten unO
n%ieorigiten Nreis leit SEM 10. 6eb.
Ha.sL No~o;s 1f,,ksrS&;oA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Cmutatiome11 on Ser @etreibeb0rie in
Minneapplts.

@ei5en-.
gr0ffn. Sod. Mie6rig. 5@IuB
Mai los 1.053s 1.04A 1.04h1a
Sldi 1864 1.063s 1.05B 1854
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-16

III SoeIeII EnlarIllnad.

The Ladies AID societysnf me First
Methodist Episcopal church was de-
aghtfully entertained Thursday after
noon BY Mrs. D. b. DeAiott at her
home on Mechanic street. Mrs. q.
W. Lynch presided at a business ses-
sion. after which the geusts we're
entertained with music ana other
social festivities. Two piano duets
by Mrs, Lynch and Mrs. Harry w.
Sheets were pleasing features. At a
reasonable honr dainty refreshments
were served. The members in attend
ance were MRS. r. J: Parrish, Mrs. n,
H. Williams, Mrs. Il. c. shingletn,
Mrs, Eaton, Mrs. w. Frank Stout,
Mrs. G. w. Lynch. Mrs. n. s. Tonga
baugh, Mrs. Douds. Mrs. E. NJ. Good
man. Mrs. D. D. DMotte. Mrs. Grant
Davis Mrs. Carney. Mrs. H. w. Law
son. Mrs; Norris, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. A,
. Watson. Mrs, D. e Davis, Mrs. G.
Dawson, Mrs. Reyes. Mrs. Carl Men,
Mrs. Harvey Harmer. Mrs Harry w.
Sheets, Mrs. Shores, Mrs. Tidler, Mrs
w. A! Fletcher, Mrs. w 4. Merriman,
Mrs. A.. s. Law, Mrs. ]. W. Law, and
Mrs, Duthie.
The following visitors were also
present: Miss Marlin, OF Shepherds
town; Miss strider, Of Charles Town
Mrs Talbot, Of steubenyille, o.; Mrs.
Matson, of BrookviIle, Pa; and Mrs.
Lampbere.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-16
GIVE Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas D. Leonard
entertained at a s o'clock dinner
Wednesday evening complimentary
to members Of the Robinson family
OF Winchester, Va, who are here for
the observance of the slxtieth ami
versary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. NJ. Robinson today. An ele-
giant course dinner was served and
the evening was a most enjoyable
one. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. d. Robinson and sons, DeEmar
and Arthur; Miss Mary Robinson
and Mr.. and, Mrs. Frank Robinson
and children, of Winchester. Va;
and Mrs. Frak Robinson and chill
dren, of Charleston, W. Va: Mr.,
and Mrs. u. L. Hall and daughfes,
Lucille. and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Leon
Fairmont Times. -
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Barnes Family Rennion.

. .
The annual reunion Of the Barnes
Family Association which was held
yesterday at Loop Park at Fairmont
was one of the greatest successes that
it,has ever been and that is saying a
great deal, as the members OF this
old West Virginia family have always
'been loyal in attending the yearly
gathering from the time that the or
ganization was formed about eight
years ago.
Fully two hundred descendants Of
the Barnes family were at Loop Park
and there were three states. eleven
counties in West Virginia and sixteen
towns represented in the gathering.
A large delegation from Fairmont
and vicinity gathered at the grounds
and they acted as host and hostesses
of the day, claFksburg, shihhston,
LumberpoFt,d Bridgeport, Morgan
town, Grafton, Georget6%ny Spencer,
Wheeling. Wallace, Parkersburg, FL
kins, ,Cowaa. Winchester va aad
connellsville Pal We're represented.
Officers were re-elected as follows:
President+FJ. Walter Barnes Fair
mont. slEs
Secretary and treasurer-Mrs. c.
3. Hardin, FaiftpeFt. feet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-16
Mics Hood EntertaIps.

Miss Agnes Hood gave an informal
reception Thursday afternoon from
8 to o'clock IL. honor OF Miss Cathryn
Gay, of Philadelphia, who is spending
several weeks here visiting Miss Nina
Allen. Miss Gay was a school mate
Of Misses Hood and Allen during the
last school year at sweetbriar Col
Iege, sweetbriar, Va.
Refreshments consisting OF ices,
cakes, bon bons and punch were
served the guests on the porch and in
the spacious reception hall. More
than fifty of the younger set were
present to meet Miss Gay.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-16
list Episcopal church this afternoon.
The games were played on the Cen
tral school grounds.
wilson Celebrates.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 16. Secretary
Wilson who has served four years
longer than any other cabinet officer
today is celebrating his seventy
seventh birthday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-16
JuVgniTe Ganes.

Juvenile games much enjoyed fol-
lowed the meeting Of the Loyal Tenn.
peranCe Legion IN the First Method
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Band Concert.

on the court house lawn this
evening beginning at3s1:sO o'clock
the following pFogramsof music I'M
der the direction OF Homer Tenny-
son Hayes will be played BY the
clarksburg City Bend: teoys
March Celebrity ....,. Richards
Moonlight on the Nile Cvalse ORR
euLdlJ .'..'' -. 50. hlu6
Harmony Rag ........... Nichols
oyerture-Poet and Peasant. j..
-. r"..,'. ...-,.. 1900 Suppe
Coast of Panama Dance of the
Diplomats). ,........ Grace Harr
Annie Laurie cParaphrase) -.
Observation-Disclosures. Bennett
Weddumeyer-March Triumphal
Observation-Disclosures. king
Down south-tAmerican sketch)
.............. Myddleton
March selected..... Homer Hayes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-16
1fThe Mon7qn's Store,

Make your otsre contender ana %
leader if can be NAV s
linen make ignorance that Telegram
Y A thss 4.s!Ey inposslblel Al TIMES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Half Holiday Session. Dull but
Stronq-PriCes Higher.

AS might have been expected, and
was by every one familiar with
the stock market, dulness marked the
period of trading during the halliday
session yesterday. There was an evil
dence of strength after the opening
which indicated that a few bulls were
left in the ring, though disabled from
Fridays contest. The closing displayed
an array of plus signs by considerable
balance, but gains were mostly frac-
tional. There was no news except the
proverbial good news, to the effect that
business is improving and that the coun-
try looks TO be ready for any encourage
ment in the way Of crops to start on
journey of prosperity. Bank clearings in
New York City were not especially graft
flying for the week, but for the country
covering the six months period to July
there was a gain of s per cent. The re-
investment of S260000,00O paid out on
the 1st for interest and dividends found
its reflection 10 a degree in the increased
bond sales, though little beneficial eff
feet was experienced in the general stock
market as a result Of the July disburse-
ments. In the action yesterday nothing
of a feature presented itself. The for
eign situation in a market sense was not
reassuring. European money
centres seemed to be disturbed, as indi-
Gated by further drop in Consols, which
brought them down TO the lowest point
in a period Of over eighty years. Re-
ports from trade centres in this country
were encouraging, and, so far as the
present suggests. the prospects here are
good. The position Of the market in a
speculative sense is problematical,
though in general II seems TO have good
support on certain levels. 1t will re-
quire some coming action to determine
its real tendency, as the weeks action
has been too irregular TO be used as a
basis Of forecast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
Weak Market in LondOn-Trad-
ina Dull in Paris and Berlin.
fRy Cahle 70 The Tribune. ]


London. July GA dull and quiet market
was the rule of the days trading and
the attendance on the exchange was very
small. due largely to the Henley regatta.
Consols sold down TO 70 1915 for the ac-
count, this constituting a new low record
in fact, the lowest for a period OF about
eighty years Home rails were weak and
coppers declined American shares were
quiet and a shade lower. Money was
easier, but discounts remained firm.
Paris, July 6.-Trading on the Bourse
was dull Copper shares sold off and
closed lower, and in French rentes, which
opened above Yesterdays close, heavy
tendency developed, the final price, ~
francs 37l2 centimes, showing a loss OF lZ12
centimes on the day.
Exchange on London, % francs 23l5 CEN
times for checks
Private rate of discount, 27s per cent
Berlin, July 6-The Boerse was quiet and
trading dull Money continued high, with
no prospect of lower rates for the near
future.
Exchange on London, 20 marks Il pfen-
nigs for checks.
Money, per cent
Private rate Of discount, 3ls per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
NEW YORK CURB.

The half holiday week ending found little
attraction for speculation IN tho market
for curb securities yesterday. Trading was
extremely light. with what little interest
was shown centred practically in the
Standard oil stocks and other higher priced
issues. which, after slight recessions. de-
veloped renewed strength Prairie on and
Gas sold up 70 292. while Standard OIL ~
New Jersey after recession Of about
points recovered nearly all British Amer
lean Tobacco ruled steady, United cigar
Stores was almost neglected. Loose ilos,
after receding a point. gained about half.
The copper stocks In general were duh and
about steady. Silver shares were neglected.
with the exception OF Wettlsufer. which
showed frmness on light buying. Bonds
were quiet: Brooklyn Rapid Transit s per
cent notes were down a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
Week end. July q:
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Commission houses were buyers Of stock
on the Consolidated Stock Exchange and
there was a tendency 10 cover shorts for
professional account. The tone exhibited
a decided Improvement compared with tho
close on Friday. Commission houses han
died a gratifying volume OF business in odd
lots. embracing "A variety of the speclalties
as well as the standard ISSUES Rock ISL
and preferred sold az 507s and 5li.. the only
sales Of that stock reported in Wall Street
during the day. Several OF the leading
stocks registered high prices. which were
above the top quotations attaiued on the
New York Stock Exchange. There W.
some disposition 20 dlscrcdit the reports
circulating the day before OF large surplus
stocks OF copper hitherto concealed. As
usual on a Saturday, a considerable pro-
portion Of the business represented week
end evening up OF contracts. Detailed OPP
eTatiOns follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
DIARY OF MOVEMENTS.

Rr,et record Of daily trend Of stocks dur
Ing the week;
Monday-some improvement.
Tue.day-stocks react slightly
W.dnesday-stocks open strong but re-
act AT the close.
Thursday--Fourth Of July. Holiday.
Fr,dsy-Strong opening, followed by de-
cline and heavy selling at close.
sa,urday-stocks frsctionaliy stronger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
MIN ING.
BON DS.

IS 600 y Y City Us. lol iOl lol l0l
/. 600 West Pacific SIS. s4h s4t s4h s4t
.sell. cents per share twhen issued. todd lots
lex dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
Price Fifteen Industrials
COST COMPARISONS
Variations in Prices OF Food
stuffs from Last Week.

The following table shows the highest
lowest and average wholesale prices OF
nineteen articles Of current consumption
for the week Just ended. compared with the
average for the week ended
June %:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

us CHAMBERS ST, ~ a1iii,.rd -,
,be six nonths ending June Goth 1912. az ne
rate Of THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENr.
per annum. on all sums from s. 10 so,Voy en-
titled thereto under the bylaws, psyao.s On
ana after Monday July 18TH, 1917. 80, III,
Deposits made on or before July loth VIII
draw interest from July ls'' l9l2
H. e TENER. President - .
~ GEORGE p. DUNNING. sscrs.ar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

July 6TotaI sales for the DAY, <<'%0o '"''''
for day in 1871. ...l with
Total January July g. inclusive nooo'< ""''' 'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
Ids of leading active stocks based on
resent selling prices and fi1ed divi-
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the closing quotations
for stocks I'm which there were no transac-
tions Yesterday On the New York Stock EX-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Boyer. Gris"od & Co.. BOD No "a ~
German street Baltmore.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK

So AND SIS BowERY. COR. CANAL ST
10TH sEMI-ANNCAL DIVIDEND.
The trustees have ordered interest at the rate OF
THREE AND ONE-HALF (S12) PER CENT.
per arnum 70 be paid 10 depositors on and
after July 18th on all sums Of So ana up 70
81, 900 which have remained on deposit tor tho
three or six months ending June 3Oth, 1912. Ia
accordance with the bylaws and rrles OF no
bank Money deposited on or before July 10Th
will draw interest from July lst. ,
HENRY HASLER, President
HENRY SAYLER, secretary.
EMIL A. HUBER. Assistant secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK

IIncOrporHttd Isool
S. +. Cor. 9Th Ave: and 18th St. Neg York.
TWO-KAIE INIEhES ,INr 90 io,.
on ali sums from s. to $4,000 10 depositors
entitled TO interest under the bylaws at The
rate OF FOUR PER CENT per annum' on 50
81 600: and at the rate OF THREE and ONE
HALF PER CENT. per annum on SO much %
every account as shall exceed SlOOO payap!s
on and after JULY Is, 1912 -
Deposits made on or before July 10 VIII
draw interest from JULY !.
JAMES QUINLAN, President
CHARLES NJ BUTCHER, Treasurer.
FRANCIS N BACON; JR'' Secretaries
3 OGDEN CHISOLM, }
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DIVIDEND NOTICES,

WESTINGHOUSE
Electric Manufacturing Company
New York, June 81 1912
A quarterly dividend Of l&qs on the PRE-
FERRED stock OF this Company Will be paid
July IS, 1912, to stockholders Of record al the
close Of business on June 90. 1912
T. W. SIEMON. Treasurer
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for So so a year.
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head Co. NO II wan
street,
LAND.
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cAu quotations dollars per .hare1

Quoted by Gilbert Elliott Co.. No 81 Wa
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Broad street New York. and NO. IL south
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1Accr,isd interest 70 be addedO

scoupons interchangeable Registered. tcou-
sons tR4gistered and coupon.
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STANDARD OIL DIARIES.

Total sales Of bonds. ss9s, coo.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

.Interest TO be added.
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'Ex dividend. tEx 50 per cen, dividend
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18

lines OF wheat, not only threw over
board their holdings. but they put
Il short lines In addition. These men
believe that the receipts Of wheat will
trCTEase gHormousiy With favorable
weather and that largely increased
offerings wni surely cause decided
price setbarks.
The recent sharp advance in prices
had drawn old corn from many sec
tons Of the belt, and part of these
offerings have come from points
where # was generally believed the
bins or the farmers and dealers were
swept clean some tim ago.
Oats followed in the footsteps "
the other grains, there as a lack OF
buying power, even in the face OF wet
weather throughout the belt. u
cash trade was slow.
Recessions were seen for the en-
tire speculative list today, Ia TO 2-s
cent for wheat. IA to / cent for corn,
and 1-2 10 IS cent for oats,
Close. WheRt~Septenber. 93 80
preernler. % ID. May, 81 Is.
Corn September, 90 "A to II;
December. ID, May, SO IS.
aata-Septembet, 80 IS, Deem
ne g .. Nav "a IS