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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-02-06

Secretary of the Navy Josephus
Daniels has accepted an invitation to
make an address at Greenville next
Sunday before the joint convention
of the North and South Carolina Y.
M. G.. A.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-02-06

1t is stated in Columbia that DIR.
Olin Sawyer, of Georgetown, would
make the race for Governor next
summer. DR.. Sawyer was an active
member of the House for years and
is looked upon as a strong Admins.
tration man,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-02-06
BUYING TO SAVE MONEY

Buying Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound saves money because Just
few drops stops the cough and cold
and one bottle lasts a long time. 1t
quickly heals raw and infiamed sur
faces, stops tickling throat, harsh,
rasping coughs, Group, hoarseness,
bronchial and la grippe coughs.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-02-06

China is now importing nearly
200,000,000 gallons of kerosene 6
year.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
NO BETTER OR BEAVER
 MAN.

John H. Keel, when told of Jim Payne's death, was very much grieved. He said to his informer:
 q have known Jim Payne for twenty years. God never made a better or braver man. He has protected the women and child ren thousand times from the night fiend and robber, both races black and white.
 "A sad part of the tragedy and it's results is his widowed wife and heart-broken family Take this ten dollars and give it to them as my humble token of gratitude to a brave officer who died in a brave and noble cause while in the faithful perform ance of official duty"
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
ALLIES MAKE
 GAINS IN NORTH
Belgians Cut Dykes Along Yser And Force Germans North
 ward-LOsses Are Heavy.
nited Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Paris, Oct. 30.-The official statement claims substantial gains in the north.
 The Belgians have cut the dykes, flooding the lowlands of the Lower Yser region and then the French and Belgian cannon ade forced the Germans to re- treat northward.
 The Allies are advancing in the vicinity of Ypres, where hand-to- hand fighting occurred with heavy losses.
 The British have reoccupied the ground previously lost and the French are advancing at all other points.
 Attention is centered on the Turkish situation and the course Italy will take.
 A big conference is believed to be in progress at Rome that may result in Italy siding with the Allies against Turkey.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
NEGRO WOMAN
 ACCIDENTALLY SHO!
Retta Boyce Victim of Shotgun Carried By Husband and Acci-
 dentaIly Discharged.

Retta Boyce, a negro woman well known in Newport, and the daughter of Molly Barnes, who was acquitted in a trial for mur- der in the shooting of her husband, met an accidental death der, charged with killiny her Thursday evening.
 Dick Boyce and his wife, Ret ta lived with the latter's moth- CT, Molly Barnes, on the Joe Drummond farm, just below the Sam Anthony place, on the Is- land. All had retired, when the noise of chickens squawking a. reused them and the three went to investigate. Dick Boyce car- ried a hammer shotgun and had the hammer drawn back. As they were coming back to the house and his wife walking in front of him, the gun was acci- dentally discharged.
 The whole load of shot from a No. 12 gun entered the woman's back and struck the lower DOT tion of the left kidney. Dr. O.. E. Jones was at once called and arrived before death ensued, two hours after the shooting.
 The negro woman IS said to have stated before death that the shooting was accidental, which version is borne out by her mother and the husband, as their married life was happy and contented. I
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
SECOND WAR
 SEEMS CERTAIN
Villa Surrounding Peace Con- pention City With His Own Troops-Carranza Forces
 Mobilize.
Tnited Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Fl Paso, Texas, Oct. 30.- AL though the national conference has adopted a peace plan, dis patches say that fighting has begun at San Gil, twenty miles from Aguas Calfentes, where the Villistas sought to prevent the mobilization of the Carranzais- taS. s.
 It is said that fifteen thousand Carrazaistas mobilized at Leon south of Aguas Calientes, and that Villa is placing his forces around the convention city. More is expected.
 His platform calls for the elim- nation of Carranza and the im- mediate division of the big es- tates.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
Shooting Was Across River.

Thursday night about ten o. clock a score of shots in quick succession aroused the people of this city for the public pulse has been a bit nervous as the result of so much excitement, yet so far as the officers can learn, the shooting was across the river from Newport.
 H. $. Simmons and A. M. Bal lew are patroling the city as special night officers since the death of James Payne.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
Has Had Time Getting Tea.

United Press Service. London, Oct. 30.-Tommy At kins is having an awful time at the front getting his tea. In 3 letter just received here from one of the English boys the sit Euation is correctly described as follows:
 We have just finished having supper on the train. l wanted some bread, but couldn't make the fellow understand until my pal told me to put my fingers in my mouth and say Japan"
 (dupain). I got it, but thought myself lucky.
 What we wanted most of all, however, was a cup of tea, and after a search we happened Jal an emergency ration of tea and sugar.
 "Jock put it into his canteen and told Frenchman, as best he could, that he wanted him to make some tea. He looked pug zled for time but then smiled and nodded and ran away.
 Jock swanked, as it was his French that had done it, and we were a bit jealous till that blinking Frenchman came back twith the canteen filled with cold I|water.
 we all went raving mad, but 1.-the Frenchman thought we were delighted. He laughed and shook hands with himself and Jock wanted to throw the tea over him. I've never seen him so mad in my life.
 "I kept the stuff, hoping we would get a chance to boil 1t, when along came the same man with a can of boiling water for someone else. Jock thought they had probably sent him for cold water, so we annexed 1t. We strained the tea and what was left of the sugar through a piece of brown paper and put 1t into the boiling water.
 "We get this sort of a picnic every day for all the French who
 can speak English are gone if. they ever existed"
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
Kirkpatrick Leaves Little Rock

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, Oct. 30.-No sue cessor has been selected to C.. c. Kirkpatrick as secretary of the Little Rock Chamber of Com merce. The resignation will take effect next Monday at which time MT. Kirkpatrick will depart for Cincinnati to engage in oth- CT business. It has been accept ed with regret by the oBard of Governors, as the administration of MT. Kirkpatrick has been characterized by a progressive ness that has accomplished much. He has reduced the in- debtedness of the organization from $18,000 to $4,000.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
TURKS LOMBARD ODESSA. Knitted Press Dispatch.

Washington, D. C., Oct. 30:- Odessa was bombarded last night and American property destroy ed, according to Petrograd mes sage wired to the American State Department and based on the report of the American con- sul at Odessa. It is assumed that the Turks did the lombard ment.
 , It is indicated that the bom- bardment occurred Wednesday night and the government has begun an investigation.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
ENGLAND WANTS
 PORTUGAl'S HELP
Germany Gives Flat Lie To Off, cial Lisbon Reports of Ger
 man Aggression.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Berlin, Oct. 30.-In bitter of- fcial statement the government denies the official Lisbon reports that the Germans have invaded Angola of Portugese Africa. The statement says: ''The report is a flat lie in order to justify Por- tugals participation, so that she can aid England to cope with the Boer rebellion"
 "It is now certain that the re- volt is taking big proportions, and that England wants Portu- gese help"
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Will start both shows early on account of the big dance. Don't miss seeing both Opera House and Madaline. a!
 The baby daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. A. Mink who has been very sick, is improving slowly.
 Ed Doherty returned this Morning from Little Rock, where he witnessed the hilarious com a.}v. "Potash and Permutter" at tie Kempner theater last night.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30

dependent:
 Dear Sir:
 Will you be so kind as to al- low this short letter to come out in the columns of your paper?
 First, l want to say that I am a colored Methodist pracher, and as such am no friend to crime, and the act of Joe Davis in shooting the night marshal, is condemned by the best color ed people as much as it is by the white people of this our peaceful little city.
 MT. James Payne was a great and good man and to take that good man, in the discharge of his duty, is mean indeed, but to take him from his home and dear little children to be cared for by a widowed mother.
 Personally, did not know the man Joe Davis, but I do know that the officers of this town, to my mind are just little bit too careless, so far as the enforce ment of the law is concerntd. If these gambling dives and wild cats were put out of business, then the hotbed that breeds such stock as Joe Davis would breed no more, and that class of negroes would find no resting place among us.
 l am poor, and have to live by the day, but Mrs. James Payne has my sympathy with $1.O0, and whatever help I am here after able to give.
 1 am yours for the right,
 Rev. J. w. Nichols.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
Constructing Monument Base.

A MT. Maddock, representing McNeel Marble Company of Marietta, Georgia, is here con- structing the base for the Con- federate Soldiers Monument, to be erected with ten days, in the court house yard.
 The Daughters of the Confed- eracy are to set the day for the unveiling of the monument and arrange for the public exercises on that date.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
Contributions Still Coming.

The Payne Relief fund con tinues to receive contributions and has by no means reached it's limit, for other responses are sure. A negro minister, J. w. Nichols, is one of the contribut- DTS among those today and his letter accompanying the donation evidences the desire of the better class of negroes of this city to rid Newport of this trifling, idle criminal ele- ment of their own race:
 Prauin11slu aclznnMl
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
Wheat Jumps Nearly Two Cents,

United Press Dispatch.
 Chicago, H., Oct. 30. Wheat jumped one and one-half to two cents at the opening of the Board of Trade, as the result of reports that Turkey had entered the war.
 Experts believe that yester- days enormous dmands were made by sources already appris- ed of the Turkish intention.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
RUSSIA RECALLS AMBASSA-
 DOR.
United Press Dispatch.

London, Oct. 30.-Petrograd dispatches say the Russian am- bassador has been instructed to demand his passports and leave Constantinople immediately. The entire Russian consular repre- sentation in Turkey has been re- called.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
The Opera House.

Don't fail to see the thrilling "Perils of Pauline" No. 12-also "The Trap, a two reel American drama. Vivian Rich, Wm. Gar wood and Jack Richardson. g. reel feature. Admission 5c and tOc. al
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
Court Jails School Superintend
Unitel Press Dispatch.

Unitel Press Dispatch.
 Cleveland, O., Oct. 30.-J. N. H. Frederick, school superintend- ent, has been sentenced to ten days in jail and fined $500, being the maximum sentence, by Judge Neff, for contempt of court in discharging six teachers for the formation of a teachers union in violation of the courts injunc- ton. The case is regarded as es- tablishing a precedent.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
Long Terms For Mail Frauds. Special to Independent.

Little Rock, Oct. 30.-Judge Trieber today sentenced Ed Spears and Jack Porter of Hot Springs to seven and five years respectively, in the Atlanta peni- kentiary on charges of conspira- Icy and using the mails to de- Fraud.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
THE GERMAN INVASION.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Lisbon, Oct. 30.-Official de- tails of the German attempted occupation of Angola, Africa, say that a German detachment de- manded an interview with the commander and that three Ger mans were killed in the ensuing battle. the Germans retreating.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
At The Madaline Tonight.

Don't miss seeing Warfare In The Skies". Two big aero planes fighting. Edith Storey and Carl Williams. star actors; also Keystone and Essenay com edy. sc and 10c al
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
S7 Russian Sailors Lost. United Press Dispatch.

Tokio, Oct. 30. Eighty-seven Russian sailors perished when the German cruiser Emden sunk the Russian cruiser Jemtchug, according to advices.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
Fisher Succeeds Prince Louis. United Press Dispatch.

London, Oct. 3O.-Admiral Lord Fisher was this afternoon gazetted as First Sea Lord of the Admiralty. succeeding Prince Louis Battenburg, who was removed because he was a naturalized German.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
NO DECLARATION YET.

] United Press DlSpatch. Petrograd, Oct. 30. In the ab- sence of a Turkish declaration
 of war, Russia has refrained
 fro mdeclaring war up to the
 present.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
ORDERS TO DESTROY
 TURKISH FLEET
Issued By Russian Government Turkish Cruisers Have Al ready Sunk Number of Rus
 sian Ships.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Petrograd, Oct. 30.-Much en- thusiasm marks the Russian ac- ceptance of Turkish participa- tion in the present war. The Black Sea fleet has been order ed to destroy the Turkish squad rons operating against the Cri- mean Caucasian forts and troops are expected to be moved short ly.
 There has ben no official de- claration of war, but communica- tions with Turkey have been se- vered. It is not known whether the embassy and staff have been given their passports.
 The British embassy here stat ed that Bulgaria and Roumania must decide whether to fight Turkey immediately.
 In the activities to date, two Turkish destroyers have shelled Odessa, sinking a Russian mer- chant ship. The Turkish officers from the cruiser Breslau are be- ing hed> at Theodosia while the Breslau shelled the city, kill ing one soldier
 The Turkish consul at Nov orossysk demanded that the city surrender to the cruiser Hamadieh. He was arrested and the cruiser withdrew. The Turkish cruiser Goeben has tor pedoed the Russians Yalta and Kabek at Kertch, Caucasia.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30

Following newspaper announce ments of Turkef's decision, the biggest patriotic demonstration of the war occurred. It is state ed that the Turk move was in- spired by Germany in the hope of relieving the pressure on the Austro-German armies, for the Germans were not only routed in the Vistula fighting but also a large German army was cut off in Russian Poland and is in dan ger of annihilation.
 Farahdine Beya, the Turkish ambassador here remains and IS said to be awaiting instructions. He expressed his regrets that Turkey was not to remain neu- tral.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-30
Moving Pictures The Opera House
THE pERILS OF PAULINE

THE PERILS OF PAULINE One of the best episodes-No. 12 fail to see how she is Rescued from the Gypsy camp. Two reels
 (ECLECTIC)
 THE TRAP Jack Richardson, Vivian Rich land Wm. Garwood. Two good, two reel features.
 AMERICAN)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-29
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.
,.c,,ou. From open,nr 70 ..ss p. NJ.

49, " - -
Series A
1000. ....8 Ole
1000. ....SO Ola
so00.-...S OILS
1000. $50
1000. ....7 "a
1000. ....7 ga
1000. q %
flud & Man adj
!SsSSss s::::::::::ssSS7s
Illinois moi Z g9,ss
1871 sss . O
Indiana steel IS
eo0o 40 q I o.
lns Cons Cop CIV
o. 1877
900. 90
1000. =, p9S 81
10000, 90
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THE STEEL MARKET.
Corporation submits POOR Statement
INIT IMPROVEMENT II Under Way.

Net earnings Of tho Steel Corporation
for the quarter ended June 80, which
totat,ed s2o.457 5ss. were the poorest OF
anv similar quarter since 1904. but this
created no great surprise among the
trnde yesterday. IN view or the period or
depression through which all steel com
panies have been passing. Tho indie
pcndents have Jared even worse Unnlled
orders on hand Mt tho end OF last month
were I.O32,s57 tons. decrease for the
quarter OF eco, 96S tons and decrease OF
i,774,460 tons from the quarter ended
June 80. 1913.
Based on the sharp Improvement In IN
coming orders during June and TO more
marked extent during July. Il Is the belief
of the trade that the statement for tho
quarter ending In September will reflect
.arge Improvement. Railroad orders of
late have been much larger and favor
able ratio decision would mean stlll
heavier buying. The demand for struc-
tural steel has also been keener.
Cleveland Ddily Iron Trade says
July Is keeping pace with June IN nm
ished steel lines from the standpoint OF
new business and specifications. In the
Plttsburg district leading mills have
adopted recent advance on plates. shapes
and bars 30 n dollar fifteen, but In the
East II Is said dollar ten can still
be done on desirable orders, Pittsburg
pig iron market continues decidedly dull,
same condition exists in East, with the
exception Of slight improvement in de-
mand for foundry and low phosphorous
grades"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-29
]. X. Rice, Jr. & Co. Will Buv

100 AeoIian Weber 2. q p. Com. a Pfd stccs
800 American Water Wks. A. Elso. Com. atorS
100 american soda Fountain lie.) Stock
30 AJsx Grieb Rubber Com. I'D. Stork
100 Atlas Portland Cement Com. Stock
10 American book Is
20 Corn Products Ref. LIST b
10 Continental Insurance Stedh
Is Childs (Erstaurant) Co. Com. etosh
200 Comput Ing TIA bulstin e. Recording stseh
100 trrN Carpet stock
20 Cciluioid Company
10 Denver Denver Union Water bs "''
10 Detroit 4 suburban Gas Cc. No
3 Detroit & Flint 5s
900 East River Bank Stock
10 Equitable Gas Light Re
25 Fidelity Phcniy Insurance Stuck
30 Gcnerai baking Pfd. stock
10 Gaicna signal oil Pfd. stock
90 ~. ". Johns ManyiIie Com. Stock
10 Home Title Insurance stock
25 Hartford Carpet Com. Il Pfd. Stock
100 International salt tOid & New Stock
100 Ingcrsoil. Rand Com. 4 Pfd. stock
y IackawRnna Coal & Lumber g. Rorus
10 Ia Crosse Gas n Ficc. D. & 5s
so Mechanics n Metals Natl Bank stock
10 National Starch Deb. 81
% New Jersey Zinc stock
25 Niles Bement- Pond Com. q pfd >io,k
~ National Licoricc Com. A. pfd Stp,L
100 PAY Enter Car Com. >to"L
100 Pahst Brewing Pfd. stock
20 peunn. Goal Il Coke series \ IS
% Royal Baking Powder Com. stocA
80 standard oil 81 New York stock
100 4. ;. Finishing PfJ. stock
10 u. \, Telephone Co. 81
10 4. ~. Realty a Improvement ~
200 Ward Baking Com. stock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-29
MONEY IN NEWY0HK
s12.5Oo,OOO More 0oIa TaAsa ~
Eurspe-T1me Rates 0trsuA

shaas. eP.:assa 20 .spsi ssrts:i aSss
fTda rs sSIe ss % ' sa..s ss1f su
the day. 80. 600. 900 Of which wAs for Lon.
SSn the 81 90 Z:': q.
gre gates .iO5, 900,
Foreign exchange rates fuutuat.d vrdsfy
hnal quotations ranging around tsd% %
t.s1N FOR demand bills and +siss 20 As's
noFGoTlns n n! ,he tim: tim. mo9-, ,s.Ts RI
around scoring an @dy"T Soor Of per s S.T
EEchonse yesterday ruled az ~ Ter cen.
The high was 513 per cent and ths 'ow
rme money rnte. sdvaneed. Rst.. 80,
"a per cent for sixty days. shqsE psI
cent for ninety days per cent; tSr '1gi
per cent for six months ana t6%H PEP
cent for longer maturities.
Commercial paper maintained frrn tore
Rates were g per cent for sixty DAYS ard
four 20 SIX months names
:, Domcs!ic exehange on Eew York sS s.,
premium. san Trancisco-ioc. premium
Mon'rc"i--t67tc. discount chtcaso--.0''
s,.riing exchange continued unsettled
with rntcs unusually high. Rates ve,'
ASb35 n $3.50 for sixty days, ao@ ~ $50
Money IN London, ~ per cent sl.ft
bills, 4 per cent three months. ~
Per Ssnt a G0'HE r!' asco %r e0"'o
Paris cables quoted tho closing pT,h,s 10, %"
"a rate Of discoun, in'saris, I per cent H' r.
exchange on London. 20 marks - pigs
Private rate In berlin, per per ef rrc, T., H,r
york, 53~c.; London. - 7-lti Meth
silver dollars quoted AZ Aihl5c. ,..
changes, .Ss9, oso. i75; balsncts. sl5.5,-'''.
sub Treasury credit balance, t3,7'i-l
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J. X. Rice, Jr. & Co. VIII Sell

80 American Cigar Com. Stock
100 american .hlcle pid. stesk
'G% ."S1 MS'f r %a lss fs stood
> Auto sale. t.um q Chocolate a.
so Habcoek a wilcox stock
Decch Creek Coal Coke %
20 Cayaycaguss Tobacco Pfd. stcch
100 computing -Tabuisiins Recording s,o-A
nSa M"f isio ;ra n%Ssr Raj r. r. ''
100 Goodwin Car stock
10 General Baking IS
100 4: v. Je6S.-sIsnyiii. YFfa. s,,e.
20 Hartman National bank Stock
10 Home Insurance stock
, Hudson 60: Consumer. brewing ssceh
100 Harrison brother. ria. stcch
= Havana Electric IS
100 Ingcr-oll- Rand Com. stoeh
80 intefnsiionsi Nickel Com, z RIA. st.cA
100 z" kr @s s:am mssnnt s SS% Stock
sE sc. sn u% Rsst 4: r. sas, son
100 national Iiecrice ffd. Stock
Is New York Curtnin stock
Porto T 'f Tissn ss %srisa Tobacco s-,
100 pnhst Brewing Pfd. stock
80 Phelps Dodge & Co. stock
% Royni Bank Of Canada Stock
10 Rio Grande southern 4.
q Rio Grandc a Western Ry. ~
% singer Mfg. stock
20 MON American Cigar Pfd. Stock
% ale TowDe Mfg. stock
100 Ward Baking pfd. Stock
-, good many OF the above Securities list.a
aedo1nt Of our ExrESsrVB O Rfco HS ".
auri,y. Inquiries respectfully invited
J.K. Rice, Jr. & Co.
I Phone ,Oui TO tCiO rohu "a Wall G, ~
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for such as were offered. with no strictly
v.als sold At ssatls per 100 lbs. calls
and throwouts AT s70sS The market was
others, No buttermiik calves offered
Dressed calves were quiet at lsals'sc,
per Id. Tor city dressed veals, l2gl7o. for
country dressed.
Receipts of sheep ana lambs were <.s62
head, including twelve cars for the market
making. with the stale stock, fourteen cars
on sale Sheep were steady with fair
demand best lambs ruled steady. medium
not fully elear.i. Common to good sheep
sold at sssOas4,5o per 100 lbs. medium 70
choice lambs at s7.7buss; culls at $3.50
Ss.25 Dressed mutton steady at 7611c. per
h.. dressed lambs at l2h gl7c.
Receipts Of hogs were $3.50 head. all for
sisughterers No trade in live hogs
FssIinS fuii steady st yesterday's quotations.
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Live stock Marx 81.

TUESDAY. July 20.
Receipts Of beeyes were LOST head, In
Guiding two cars for the market. NO
trading In live cattle, The feeling was
rated steady for good fat cattle, Dressed
beef was quiet at steady prices, or at $50
1870. for city dressed native sides,
Receipts of calves were ZIG head. all TOT
the market There was y Hight aemsSa
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FOREIGN BONDS.
NEW YORK PRIc IS.
New srf, D.pott President.

The directors Of tho Brooklyn Ears
Deposit Company mot yesterday and ac-
certed tho resignation OF Thomas d.
Clark. as president and elected DAVID n,
Ianman. vicepresident Of tho Brcckiy"
Trust Company. as h.s suoceSseh
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the frantic grab which Europe Ia max
ing at our supplies OF gold.
The United States Steel Corporations
report for the juno quarter showed net
earnings OF $20,i57,bss, or about what had
been expected. although the progressive
monthly decline In earnings was some
what disappointing
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Whore n 80" follows
a quotation II ind
catcs n hid mr. offer
for 10 shares