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Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-04
TEN CONCRETE BLOCKS
ASSURED FOR INLAND

Aoo oORGb Ioh
Contracts have actually been let for
the construction of ten concrete bus
mess blocks on the main streets of
inland, with actual work to start
within ten days. Mr.. Arthur E. Hull,
president of the California Land &
Water Company, who is also starting
this week the $4,000 hotel, viii.
erect these ten blocks and give his
personal guarantee that they will be
rushed to completion as fast as pos
sible. They will be scattered largely
along INLAND avenue and Information
al boulevard, and will be built in uni
form style to comply with the re-
strictions of the town.
Four of these ten buildings have
already been leased by drug store,
general hardware. store and restau-
rant. There are also four or five
other buildings which are definitely
leased and will be constructed at once.
The supply of water in the town.
site proper, which has been delayed
by the absence of one culvert under
the Southern Pacific tracks, will be
brought to the townsite and will be
running down inland avenue within
five days, and this will enable the
construction and the improvement OF
streets to be rushed to completion, as
the majority of the buildings are to
he of cement and concrete construc-
tion. The water used so far has been
supplied at 10 cents per barrel by
the railroad, and consequently the
use of same for building purposes has
been prohibitive. The irrigation
water, however, has been on the
small acreage since the opening day,
three weeks ago, and can be used IN
the development of the little Nile
Land Farms at once.
MIR. Hull also announces that the
construction of ten residence scat
tered over the residential portion o.
the town will be started simuitan-
eously with the business blocks. These
dwellings will be especially adapted
to Imperial Valley climatic conditions
and will be up to date in every par
ticular. These dwellings will be sold
to the early bona fide developers OF
INLAND on very easy terms and at at
tractive prices in order to give every
encouragement to the upbuiiding OF
the population of the "lnevitabie
City,. Mr.. Hull wishes it to be dis
tinctly understood that he is person
ally back of the construction of all OF
these buildings and that they, to-
rether with the construction OF the
hotel will have his undivided, per-
sonal attention from this time on,
and that it is the aim and desire OF
the California Land & Water Com
pany to be known not only as the
sales agents for inland, but above all
as the Builders of INLAND"
At a meeting in Los Angeles last
night of recent purchasers OF acre
age around INLAND, it was agreed bv
the majority of those present to start
immediate development on their
lands, both in the improvement of the
land and the building of residences,
and the California Land and Water
Company gave these people the as
surance of every possible aid in the
matter of advice from agricultural
experts or in any other possible way
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-04
Will Not Give Raise

Washington, April 4.-The railroads
east of the Mississippi will not get
the five per cent raise in freight rates.
This forecast of the decision OF the
interstate commerce commission IL
based upon the reprimand given
President A. H. Smith of the New
York Central railroad by Chairman
Harlan in which Commissioners Nc
Chord and Clements concurred.
"On your own figures your percent
ages are better than ever before, IN
cluding all phases of the situation"
Chairman Harlan told President
Smith.
Commissioner McChord scored "the
railroads" as attempting to cause
crisis.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-04
LIcE,s LICE KILLER

Germoxone, Louse Powder, Egg Maker
and other poultry remedies have sue
cessful reputation of 20 years behind
them. They have brought success to
thousands Of poultry raisers and will to
YOU Lees big New Poultry Book,
aReading symptoms of Disease" and
Poultry Pointers" free from all Lee
deaiers' The New Mandy Lee Incubator
Il a real automatic hatcher. Write for
catalogue. Peerless Poultry supply Co..
D~pf 10. 900 ". Third ST., Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-04
Don't Miss This.

Six lots in one body, each 60xl5O,
face on two streets, one lot inn
proved with fence and trees, close
in, $4,000; cash, $500; SIX months
$3.50; balance three annual payments
p. o. Box 273, City.-Adv. 287
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-03
Sc ALQUILA
Ell Ter. piso calle San Jose 81. Tiene
sala y aposentos.
Informara: Fernando Schliter, en- la
misma casa Edo piso

Miguel Sanchez de la Tore, ex-con-
serje del Casino Espafol; ofrece sus
servicios como Cobrador Administra-
dor de fincas urbanas. Puede dar re-
ferenciaS y garantia 81 fuese necesario
Rafael Cordero No. 6, San Juan.
Avdt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-03
OBRAS DE INTERES PARA
Ell COMERCIO.

C6digo de Comercio VICENTE, $11O.
Codigo de Comercio por Romero Gr6n, So.
Claves A. B @. 5a. Edci6n espanola $3.50.
claves A. B. G. 5a. Edici6n en- ingles $50
Manual del Capitalissa, $3.50
Teneduria de lihros por partida dobio por
partida simple, sin maestro. $1eo.
Correspondence Comercial, por II. Page, $1.o0
Modelos pasa cartas, por r.. de la Cortina.
$1.35
Mcdelos de Cartas, por Colombina $3.50
Algebra. por Cortazar, $1.65.
Algebra, por Cardin $165.
Aritm6tica Mercantil Universal.-20a. edici6n.-
Obra eminentemente practica, conteniendo todos
los proce1imientos modernos de cacular, Ia
mas completa pubcada hasta ell dia, mas lie
400 paginas Obra declarada de texto Official pa
la ensehanza Espana naciones Hispano-
Americonas. Informada por Camaras de Conner
clio Corporaciunes Centffcas, $2.15.
Tratado Universal de Teneduria de Lbros.-1oa
edicion.-Obra con mas de 450 pagnas. La mas
comrleta publicada hasta ell dia. Curse practico
de Contabilidad General Mercantl al alcance
de todas las integencias. Obra de aplicac6n
practica al Conercio general, Industrial
Agriculture y particular las Socedad,s
Colectvas, Comanditarias An6nimes. Bancos
de Emission y Descuento, Companies de Credito
Territorial, Ferrocarriles Tranvfas Companias
de Mnas, Almacenes lie Dep6sito, Socedades
Agrfcolas Coeperatvas. Contiene odemas, la
ContaDllldad de PorpletarloS, HacendadoS "a
pitalistas. Asimsmo, la Contahilidad por Par
tida Simple. Partida fIxta NIetodo Legsmo.
grafco. Obra indispensable toda Ofcina de
Texto para la ensenanza Espaha naciones
de America. Informada por la Camara de Co
mercU premiada en- varias Exposiciones, $2.15.
Tratado Universal de Documentos Comercaies, IN
dustriales Administrativos.-4a. edic6n. Uni
ca obra en- su cIase publicada hasta ell d}a Obra
practica, clis6s neeesaria todo Comereian-
Id r., 81
rio Tenedor de Libros, Corredor de Comercio.
Bosa Int6rprete de Navio. Perito Mercantil,
Consg gnatario Armador, CAPTAIN Sobrecargo
de Nave, Contador de Navfo, C6nsules. Comiso
nstas, ADMINISTRATORS Empresarios, Compa
Mas de SECURES Maritimos, Terrestres de vi
da, Notario, E,crbano Empleados de Hacien-
da Aduanas Contene toda case de docu-
mentos que Sc usan ell Comercio Mundial
sails
Tratado de orraspondencia Comercial Universal,
Trilingue. Ca. odici6n. En- casteano ingl6s y
frances con mas de 400 pdgnas, 1000 cartas
los idicnas, redactadas con arreglo
los costuLlres del Comercio en- las prin-
cipales naciones de Europa America. Contiene
ademas Voc 0uario Universal de frases co.
merciales los ;les diomas. $215.
EN- ESTOS SEUIOS EsTA INCLUDE
La Moneda los Sistemas Monetariosi de todas las
Naciones. Obra necesara todas las clases CO.
merciales indusii iees agricoas; de utilidad
todas las cases sooales. Unica obra en- su clase
cs6s de la ,:nidad monetat:a de todas las
Naciones del U1i, SO, a sails.
Ii. TRANoUEo
BoLE:lN MERCANTIL
Sdr Juan, P. R
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-03
Bisnark ha nuerto
Continuation dc la "a. plana. J


puede volar un acorazado enemigo que
un buque neutral, y de conocerse la in
vasi6n de Belgica, los alemanes forman
cola en- el Foreign Office para zanzibar
su nacionaidad, y disminuye el n1-
nero de reserviStaS alemanes que
va sc habian regiStrado en- New York
para incorporates a flas. FL mismo
Kaiser siente ell golpe de la opinion y
mientras observa una censura eXtricta
que impida Alemania ell conocer 10
que de ella dice y pienSa el mundo, la
menta la acritud y la censura de toda
la prensa mundial
iQue importan los millones de HON.
bres, los dirigibles, los canones, la tao
tica alemana y sus batallas Es un gi-
gante enome con ell alma herida 49,.
La Opinion publica
El frances de 1870 Sc batia por que
su Emperador no lie agradaba el que
I'M Principe aleman fueSe Rey de Espa-
ma. Y nadie olvidara aquel panico GER
val que sufri6 ell ejercito desde el pri-
mer mOmento FL orgullo de la Fran
TraicioneS colectivas de 100000 hom-
breS. Metz Sedan Los miopes no
pueden yer ell alma de aquellos ejerci
toS que estaba enferma. Sc sentian So
los. Su manos suplcantes Sc cxtendian
en- ell vacfo.
FL frances de hoy, como ell belga. CO.
mo el ingles como el russo Sc bate por
su independence amenazada. con el
odo contra el provocador del deSastre
contra ese matonismo que durante cua-
renta amos ha sdo I'M insulto para la
digndad de las grandes potencias eu-
ropeaS, Y quien hay que destruir 8
quedar a su merced. Va con ellos el
APPLAUSE de todo el mundo. la simpatia
de todos los pueblos, Y dora va sus
. frenteS, al partir, el alba de la victoria.
Siempre que en- p1blico trata el
h0mbre de cOmeter una mala acci6n.
buSca en- la mirada de los preSenteS ell
asentmientO 0 la cenSura. Los pueblos
hacen 10 miSmo. Esa eS la labor del
diplomatico: "Pulsar la opinion 81
Alemania hubiese sabidO pulsarla ha-
bria visto que iba a encontrarse sola. O
no ha sabdO, Q la ha desdenado. En-
cualquier caso conStituye un error que
significa la muerte del Imperio Aleman.
Solo en- el case de que una revoluci0n
popular deStronaSe al Kaiser (mil ra-
zones afiuyen en- apoyo de esta proba-
bilidad de salvaci0n) y concertarse pc
70. &C.. pronto la paz sobre bases de
equidad y con garantia para 10 future
de equilibrio, podrfa impedir ell des-.
membramiento territorial del imperio
su runa.
Ell espiritu del Canciller de Hero
ha huido de Alemania Bismark ha
muertO!
(De LA Opinion, de New Orleans.
EFECTOS DE ESCRITORIOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-03
PRECJOS M M DE LOS ARTICULOS
QUE Sc DETALLAN EN-
ALMACEN.

A"rcz Japones Ia, 500 600
Arroz japones inferior 400 4.75
Arroz camilla 400 4.15
Azjicar centrifugada SIS $50
Az1car granuiada "AgU1a 675 7.25
Azucar granulada Federal 725 a $50
1arina de trigo Ia, 5.15 6.2o
Harina de trigo "a, 500
Bacalao (seglin tamano), 3400 a $500
terz0n
1abichuelas coloradas largas 700
1abichuelas blancas largas 100
HabichuelaS blancas chicas $50 5.75
Manteca pura de cerdo 1900 4 1900
Ianteca compueSta SO
Tocino barril, segun mar
ca 2200 d 23.00
I2mones 400 1850
1hicharos verdes 500
papas americana DBL 165
lbs.) 200 2.25
Avera (bushel 80 Ibs.) 3.00a3.25
Limpiador Octag6n 200
Tah6n Brown 2.10
>ctag6n $50
Garbanzos MexicanGs 85Oa9.50
uescz Patagras 1850
De bola soc 700
Aios 60 70
Almid6n del pals 300
A!mid6n americana $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
BUSINESS UNUSUALLY SMALL ON
NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

SEW YORK June 10 with tvo sx-
eepuon--.IuIf 20 ana Notsmhsr st -
laft fear..fH-laf busirss- uu tho
tturk rk. IHrHH wtH thr rfrH Hest &C any
full dHt emo. fnr mfuuIHHI, blizzard
81 ihsh. when Sew NnrE VS. rut on
FROM usHt OF thr vurII. markets.
lrausaCtiunH fHr tns session amounted
g. $4,000 rrarrH
The movement. shat there was - a..
ranged from Irregular Co heavy open
irF price. wers muHfIE rIEUsr. Boo k,sp-
ms with London. which showed uu out
ward concern over tnr arsf"riuntluu ~
Austria heir
STANDARD shares reelected tho ahuur-
mel HuIlurHH Co. an unusual degree. some
uf tHtHu rtu"HfUIur uuIaHfHI for long
frtHrh ale. while various Inactive Issues
were NOT quoted 90 uII Iu fuf special
group a late ruurt fr Continental Can
common and ufrfsrrri which rurs four
or more puirte. and decline OF Two
points Iu Genera. MufurH. we're almost
the only feature of the day
HumrH Tie news was OF negative
character iucludins nirN4yigEs over IN
Mexican situation. "a gain iu fNr move
trcut ~ western tounaAc aud sharp
b. estk Boo exchange
now low reDnrd for uiE iron a.
IIttHburrh was registered aud copper
metal prices we've arHiu revised down
wards.
The bond market VAS irregular. Total
sales unr value. 81 a.. 00N
ttuNcrumfut bonds we're un" hanEcd ou
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. fair and cooler
weather area covers all the central
and northern sections OF the country
from the Atlantic states. The pres
sures are low over the Southwest and
slight storm formation T. passing
eastward over the st Lawrence val.
ley
During the past IS hours good show.
ers occurred over the Ohio valley and
middle Atlantic states.
ne nigh pressure. fair and cool
weather area will remain over this
section tonight and Tuesday. but the
temperature will rise somewhat Tues
day
Local data: Highest temperature
yeSterday - degrees. lowest last
night. So degrees. no rainfall Rain,
fall Friday and Saturday. O.GI.
The Ohio will rise in the district.
T. c. Howe, 5. ID.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NV YORK. une 29-BItter. INN:
creamery, extras - a 70 - lsc. firsts % q,
q ~ 'zC, seconds - ~ &c. process. extras
y - --c, ladies. current make firsts
~ "a ~ &c seconds 10 r. lglzC. Iasktng
Nl''H. current make. no. o. INrgIs .-.
theesc. unsettled. state. whole mtIk
lr"Sh, white or COlO~'d. specials I4Is O.
.f-s'. %" average fancy lFn Hisc.skiu /.
i'z D. &c. EggH. steady. fresh eNtras
- -, rNtia urSt- ~ - ieC. frss-
=" 81 '1o. seconds IN IFlec. state
lthh-' IN ANA uno u'1.y uonucry WHIT.
- r. -Nt. d. EafUsftu whites % "a gt,..
STATE" ftnnfN Ih aula and nearby. hcuuers
browns - Va 2t'. De- dp gathered brDy.fs
ana uliNed t"lofF. 20 Goo Flour. quit.
SPRING patents SaH5U41O. win.
slrughtS $500 ~ go. winter pstsu--
sl.f"H sf65. spuuL clears 81 aOf4I-
extra No. . winter .. tgt5 l -. 900.
SO. winter 50 fOHggs.
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VIOLA

VIOLA ~, va Inn. 20 ,r-.t ,,.-...
one. who accented the lr,ifaft.r 10 come
fl The ball same last sItIrI4e. sf III.
Oaks between Viola and sand fiIf| 80.
sand nam .u down o.. ID. f...lf be-. !. f..llI.i.
header b.. tHa .lYre 1f & h. Il .ri . tr
DrIv ford from Dallas ,-sayeU 10
or f.s ruIf,r Ir I'LL. rrtr .-.',,g
StrigsIn another Dallas man replaced
hIw and fHI,I nuf little better NrCush
Tor Viola. had ...r.fr.r. ff. own ,,...
StrI-..E out eighteen mon. and aIIpvir-
only three hif- Tre series nov stands.
rIar.H .r IuIu tfI
rr OBJ. ....r. ..... Viola r.+t.T tt.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. June 2e-prospccts of +,
heavy movement Of the new winter crop
dominated the wheat market to-day. but
not until after "a buying furry due N
part TO unfoundod rumors Of tho discov -
cry OF black rust. The market clos !
steady at decline Of &C to Z. "a 70.
compared with Saturday night Corn
ana oats both suffered a net loss OF if.-
70 'sc. In prov isiOns the outcome Ma,
"a &c 10 10 Hi2i &C advance
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y '-.N dividend payable June 30
90 lan.fgr books close June ~ for
N.fIi..i payable june 3d.
. q .aHh dividend payable July ..
90 .uuHfsr books close June 20 f1r
.aN lL 'rI gas able Judy g.
.H .arh dividend payable July
..| I.arHfer books close June 90 Tor
- ---- I----.u- I-Ll.L. -.-L
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j. S. Baohs a Cos closinE Letter.

NEW YORK. June .s-Ius assasa-
ir-atluu OF us.r Geo Austrian throne ald
not have o. disturbing tTH.I uu the
European huursrH. London was quiet
Co tus end. American stocks we're quiet
ana irregular. The announce mont Wa
made this morning that there would br
mo- decision Iu rate UaHf. aud fUr market
W1s dun and urIufr| resting o. IT, ruuHs-
UuruCr thrUue nuuI tHF entire session.
There Was o. iIftlf buying uf MIaHHurI
PACING. u hlrn carried DO 100 half point
oI NU. this Wa. ode extent U. .nauEF HI
prices Uf H.uI.a"II.t HtHTE The
Co harden H- set fIur UUI |fII funds
being practically uuf hanged some .H.
usuts uf money reported fHr r". |H..H.
,uaiat to-day. Sew DIrIn... F....t.r
o. The steel .ur. .UrHfIHU .Hr|rH |.I.f
wrrk was somewhat IH .rH".. ". fH.T .|
b'r uf rail IruuI.... U... appeared ....
rather good dtms". H.. .... HH U.H.
luuH.. Tor. The maH.fT HUH.H.".# fr.
tsslIuely dun Ir ono n.f.. U...n t...
luE tone VA Hrm
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fll Transfer book closes June goth for
: per cent cash dividend. TaynbIe July /
"a transfer books close June 20 for
LIST. ''
"a Transfer books close June a0tb
ior per cent cash dividend payable
90 Transfer books close June 90 for
y - cash dividend payable July ist
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Metal.

INV 1'ItN. june e9-gorper
g.tI. -Nnt. 1880 offered eIetfrlIvfI..
''1 D.. .H. lake. nominal. CASTING.
.... I.u FirU. spot $50 f0sf70 81.
.rth" ~. ~ a'a. SUelter-g5 uuu6Iu.
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Money.

NEW YORK. June 60 Money ON call
,fN' ". I'I'N. - 20 - per cent. ruling
.ie anI closing bid. e. per cent. asked
p.r sent Time money. easier. 90
u'h 100 20 Scr cent. 90 days. O.. "a B
~ .cu-- ~ mnuth.. !. = u rnr e.nt-
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which adds much t1 Che appearance OF
fhe dwelling
Nr and Nra famea Archer we're br.I.
ness visitors In WhaaIrr saf4rf.,
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Cash quotations wecr as follows.
Earlcy--fk 5kc
Timothy 25N5EO.
Clovcr-SIU. OOHI3.OO.
Pork-S2I35.
Lard-S1O.O5
Ribs 37m1I.62.
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PTTrsBURaH LIVE srocK

fITTSBJRGH. Pa. June 2s-rattle
a. low supply 100 cars. choice g. son
'WVt prime. $3.50 $50. sheep Active.
supply. 30 dolblcdecks. prime vctH.r.
st.l' " ".-'. cuIls and commons. $1,000
say. SPRING lambs. $500 u 300. Veal
'hiNeN $1,000 It 10 %. HuEs-Lower. ra-
ceirts. 90 doubledecks. prime hesytes.
$50. mediums and heavy and Ir5t
roughs, $3.50 40.
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Hazleits Local Stool,

NIIl IiINs. ". Va. June 90. IL
Tie f".'.HfuE uuufaftrns Dr fI. -.
ar'I.f .'..H. rf fne wheeling marcel 80
gufrr.tsI daily fur The tuteIUr.nr.r ~
liasafl hatiett Son. ScHmuIbach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30

WILL PURCHASE
Citizens National Rank
Wheeling Sheet a. Tin Plate
l.nhclle preferred
Nhitakcr-G lessner common
WE OFFER
Hazel-Atias Glass
Neuralgyliue.
w hitaker-Glcssner preferred
Nheeiing Mold g. Foundry.
La Belle 6s
Portsmouth Steel g.
Wheeling Traction s.
Imperial Glass.
la Belle common
Wheeling Steel & Iron
Mhitaker-G lessner s.
Eagle Glass g.
Hazei-Atlas s.
Wheeling Elm Grove Gs1O IS.
FIDE LITY
Investment Association
Capital Paid IN s16o,ooooo
stoofs, Bonds, Real Estate, Inaurnnos
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CHICAGO. June 9-Hora-Eer,Ipfe
900 heat. strong. Bulk $500, a5.
!iEht hN-IHG Il 90. mixed g. 1usI .H
heavy $3.50 n SO. roueh S-Gs.,s
PIGS s. 35 RI Sg5.
t1ttlf-Ecusfute 1900 head. ursc.-
tlgd. Reeves $500 H.f5. steers So a01f
N.2'. stHckcrz and feeders So unI,. rn
cows and hslfers s39uFis 500. calves
$1,000 $50.
~n''r re eiufs $4,000 head. lower
sheep q. an ~ b 80. NttrI.urs So gust 40.
lambs So Goa $40. springs sscs14fr'
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. June %. IL
The following QUOTATIONS. On ~. -.
sctNe Stocks OF she Wheeling marked
are corrected daily for the Iutellieencer
~ Geo. W. Baron. local broker. and 4
X Marshall. manager bond d.partnert.
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N|.".F.r E.... ...HH H.Hn #. #.a
... "HHaH.s I.. D. |HIl
..# ....H .."H |.H
. H. ...". HH..... H... BOO
.I rH.fHr N..FH H'..a Duo ~
.aHr |..|frH .H.a. =
..H..f.. fHrHa .|..a H..r .. f.-
core .a.. l..i'.rI Ia.aH.e r.Ir
... .r.r.."r H..H ...Hn H... DO
D.. ..r ..HE .a.. dividend r.... /.
H.'.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.
WHEELING. ". Va. June 20. IL
e.. -et'sf ,tttsuurAf st,'cE,. Sorrsctsa
ialb - a. g. Martsn L 90 bnnk.T,
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