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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-24
GERMAN ATTACKS REPULsEI

Paris, June 2O.-The French re-
pulsed renewed German attacks
against Hill 321 east Of the Meuse.
There Is violent bombardment
against the French positions in Vaux
Wood, Chapitre Wood and at Chattan-
court.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-24
GERMANS CAPTURE TRENCHES.

Paris. June 22.-The German at
tack on Dead Mans Hill today was re-
wood near Fumin south Of Fort Vaux
and gain a foOthOld at Fumin and
Chenois in few advanced French
trenches.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-24

The blind tigers of Charleston had
Il notion that there was no law
that they were bound to respect, but
Gov. Manning has taught them bet
ter.-Orangebnrg Times and Demo-
crat. wv
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-24

W SsIeot. .t.
special trains win be run from Or
angeburg. st. George. Bennettsville.
Dillon. Marion. Florence. summertOn
Columbia and many other nearby
points. At the very low rates grant
ed by the railroads entire classes can
easily come for at least one day.
Decorations.
1t is expected that the city OF Sum-
ter the "Gamecock City" Of South
Carolina. the pride of the State. ia
nous for her progressiveness. will be
In gala attire. The colors Of the Fed
Grafton are red and white for adult
classes. and blue and white for inter-
mediate and senior classes. The com
bined colors make those Of the Ma
ton, and on this patriotic day the
good city should be alive with colors
of the order. Large banners will be
hung across the street at special
places, and everything done to give
tho moro than 1000 visitors a royal
welcome.
Entertainment.
The Federation Is self-cntertainine
because no city can afford to- entertain
u otherwise. The cost will he nomi-
nal. Good board can be obtained for
S1.0O per day up. and rooms for soc
por day up. For further information
"a to board. rooms. etc. write to Rev
z. =. Trucslalc and j. NJ. Roger
/ sln,.cr. S. G..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-24
SMYRNA PARTIALLY DESTROY.
ED.

Rome, June 20.-Smyrna, a Turk
ish city on the Asia Minor coast has
been nearly destroyed by the allied
warships and by a mutiny in Turkish
garrison. The plague is reported to
have broken out in Constantinople.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-24
The Adjutant, Eastern Department
Governors Island. N

London, June 21.-The Greek cab
met, headed by Premier Skouloudis
has again resigned. Zaimis is regard
ed as the successor of SkOuloudis.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-24
FRENCH STEAMSHIP SUNK.
German Submarine Destroys One ship
' Part of Crew Missing.

Hayre, June 20.-The French
steamship Sc. jacques has been sunk
by German submarine. Nine men,
bers Of the crew are missing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-24

Mrs. b. II. Birdsong, Of Columbia,
Is visiting Mrs. Roland Young on
washington street. ,.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-24

!. On Tuesday afternoon, July 4. there
w be Great parade Of all Wesley
11onDes represented under their own
oapnsrs and led by one or more
honds. Elaborate arrangements have
Zen made to make this the most i'm
posfng spectacle Of the entire meeting.
= Hrsnd demonstration Of loyal class
npembers. In addition t) the dele
oAtss II is expected that all Bible
oIass members OF tho city and sur
sogndins conptry will take part in the
paSads. Each member Is urged to
Dooure q banner and march In the
c)oss and In the district from which
- honor In all the meetings.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-24

Assin the railroads have granted
(H4oedlngly low rates. The fare is g.
'lDqn-. asd is based on an average
q stree cents. = nlle ono. way plus ;se
.s uhe so-isi Tip. II ts sxpsctsa that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE For
paper maturing in ten days or less. per cent. up
20 ninety DAYS. Ter cent
CALL MONEY opened a. % rer cent. highest
~ per cent. lowest. per cent. closing. ~ per
cent renewal q. per cent
TIME MONEY was quiet RATES. "a. "a Ter c~ni
for sixty and ninety days. pr cent Tor four
months "a. per cent Tor i've and sir months
MERCANTILE PAPER was steady. Ruling ra,nS
.SGJis Der cent for best names. bank Aaccptarces.
2G2A Or cent
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS 90 Il
changes Ss21.6S3.1S3. balances. $4i. o9-. ST. The
Sub. Treasury vas creditor 20 the amount u 500
Coz.
SUI. TREASURY View York banks lost n ~.
Sub Treasury $2SsS.o00. and lost since Friday
81 So 900
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
wIiERE.-Boston. FOR ten DAYS. per cent. ten
20 thirty DAYS. 81 up 70 ninety days. 4. Phiis-
dephis ten DAYS. per cent; VI 20 ninety days.
4 Cleveland. ten days 81 per cent NJ ~ sixty
DAYS sixty TO ninety days. "a Richmond. up
10 ninety days. Ter cent. Atlanta. W 20 ninety
dsys I per cent. Chicago. ~. and ~ pr cent:
81 Louis and 4 per cent. Minneapolis. up 70
s1ty DAYS . per cent. sixty 20 ninety da's -
i Kansas cts Ten days PER cent. VI O. ninety
DAYS a.. Dallas. ! psr cent. SAn frtnci co. ten
dave a PEI cent. thirty days ga ttifiy 10 any
dsys 4. sir'y 20 ninety days ~.
BANK CIEARINGS Boston exchanges 81 sos
6si balances N.365.577. Baltimore. exchanges wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
Advance in Silver Given
as Pretext for Sudden
Demand.
DUBLIN COLLAPSE
STEADIES BUSINESS
Recent MisfOrtunes and Con-
scription Issue Continue Gov
eminent Crisis.
BY FRANCIS W. HlRST.
EDITOR The Economist" London
tur cahln % rhn Tribune

London. May 1.-The collapse OF
the Dublin revolt has cleared the air,
but the position of the Government
remains critical after recent mis-
fortunes.
Consumption will not satisfy the
Northcliffe press.
The death of Viscount st. Aldwyn,
following Immediately the death OF
his son and heir, removes an I'M
portant figure from public life. he
was classed with Lord Loreburn and
Lord Curzon as one Of the best three
speakers in the House of Lords. |
we'll remember his clear, lucid bud
pet statements as Chancellor of the
Excheouer to the Commons. He was
a strong party man, but thought for
himself. as when he refused to aban-
don free trade, in 1904. He was a
bank director, and presided over the
Treasury committee to control new
capital issues. Altogether, his loss
will be felt, especially just now, when
the country needs Independent
statesmen.
Business in the financial district
is featureless, except that a demand
has sprung up for Mexican silver
mining shares, with the rise in silver
as the pretext for what is probably
An engineered movement. Silver un-
doubtedly is being boarded on the
Continent. and the end Of the war
probably will bring out these sup
plies and gradually cause redun-
dancy. unless the excess Of paper
money be repaired.
The Ionian Bank report, just IS
sued, emphasizes the strength OF
Greek finance and Greek exchanges.
Sir George Cave, our Solicitor
General, stated yesterday that he
expects lasting peace to be made IN
a few months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
General Trend Downward, with
a Few Firm Spots Among
the Industrials.

The recent upward price movement
in the curb securities came to halt
Yesterday, save for few issues which
stood out with considerable strength
against the general downward trend.
Oil stocks reacted on a moderate
amount of business, Standard Oil OF
Indiana losing and Standard Oil OF
California and Prairie Pine Line each z
points. Practically all Of the miscel-
ianeous oils made recessions ranging
from a fraction to a point or so, while
Midwest Refining ended 2l5 points
higher on the day.
A number of strong spots appeared
in the industrial group. though the list
generally was depressed. Cuba Cane
Sugar common declined over points
and the preferred nearly !. Chevrolet
Motor lost nearly 2 points and Sub
marine Boat and Aetna Explosives
showed small declines. Tobacco Prod
ucts closed with a gain Of 3l3 points,
and Maxim Munitions, after touching
II. dropped back TO 1875, up Ia points
on the day. Trading was very active IN
some of the mining stocks, with prices
generally lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
NEUTRAL STATE BONDS
WANTED BY FRANCE
Preliminaries Begun for New
Loan Flotatiou in United States.

Paris. May 2.-Alexandre Ribot' MIN
ister of Finance. will soon announce
an appeal to holders Of securities IS
sued by neutral countries. particularly
Switzcrland. Holland. Norway, Sweden
Denmark. Argentina, Brazil and uru-
quay. asking them to deposit such Sc
cnrities with the Treasury as means
Of eoualizing the exchange rate with
the United States.
II is understood to be the purpose
Of the government to negotiate these
securities abroad instead of shipping
gold.
The proposal of the French Finance
Minister. bankers said yesterday, was
undoubtedly part OF the plan TO estap
lish new French credit in the United
States, the amount Of which has not
vet been officially divulged, but when
will probably be between Sl0O,OOo,Ooo
and s2OO.O0O.O00 The loan will be Of
fered to American investors In the
form of secured debentures of cor
poration TO be organized for that pur,,
nose. The securities Of the neutral
countries mentioned. with French bonds
Of selected character, will form the
collateral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03

1I04sf. balances ;91e ies PniladeiphS. exchanges
S52Gfg1l6. balances fi.iss.0sl.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGES I,ouis exchange
lsc discount BID lo' discount asked New orleans,
SIGHT 50e discount brokers. j0c premium.
SILVER MARKET New York quotation 80
An increase OF &c. Mexican ,slyer dollars. ,i 20
5qf.- Rar silver In London ~. ~ increase ot lf-
FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR the nra TINE IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
TRADING IS DULL
IN LONDON MARKET
Shipping Shares Are Firm, Es-
pecially Mercantile
Marine.

London, May 1.-The stock market
had little news during the holiday TO
encourage fresh dealings and AZ the re-
opening to-day quietness prevailed, with
moderate orders in war loans and few
specialties, like Cities Service and Mex
lean mines. Shipping shares were firm.
especially international Mercantile
Marine. American securities had a
good tone, but scarcity of stocks keeps
the market dull.
Bar silver advanced another penny to
36d per ounce, the highest in over
twenty years. Consols closed I'M
changed at 81; the new war loan y
lower. at 951s, eX dividend
Money and discount rates were easy.
Money loaned at / 10 Az per cent. Dis
count rates for short and three months
bills were AS to IA per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon was 80.
Paris, May Prices were firm on
the. Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes closed unchanged at SO francs;
the per cent war loan 20 confines
lower, at 81 francs so centimes En-
change on London, % francs 1914 CEN
times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auct.on~
REGVLAR AUCTION SALE or
STOCKS AND BONDS,
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER q son
OFFICE. no 50 WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 3. 1918,

Rlf,t LAR Alf. IlON - III gf
STOCKS AND BONDS,
By ADRIAN II. MULLER sON,
oFFICE. No IS WILLIAM ST,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3. 1915.
az 1890 o'clock. az the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
nos. IA AND IS yEsEY sTkEEL
For Account OF Executors.
2.hs. Kings County Elec. Light & P''
share y. Y. New Haven & Har'
share Title Guarantee & Trus, co,
! share American Sugar Refining
Shs Bond & Mortgage Guarantee @
shs Brooklyn Fire Brick WORKS
1 share Brooklyn Union Gas co.
Is shs Bank OF Metropolis.
$4,000 Peoples Brewing co. OF Trenton
j.. lst Mtge. 6 p. c. BIDS, 1888.
For Account OF Administrator.
J.. Interest In % Mtge. OF $4,000. sutt
20 prior lien Of $4,000. on propr
owned by J J. Diskon. situated al
Main St Paterson. y. j. Interest 50
$4,000. $500 % Mtge. and S,oW
Mtge.. on property 2ss Paulison A
Passaic y. j.. subject 70 a LIST Mts'
81 900.
shs Guaranty Trust 90.
For Account Of the Administrator G. !. 1.
Of John y. Smith. Dec
Judgment for .i2.447.60 against Asr
tus NJ Price recovered IN Surrogate's Coz
Kings County, by decree nled ApL ls
and docketed IN Kings County Clerks Q,
on Apl. 81. 1915. in New York coz
Clerks Office. Apl q, 1916. and IN So.
County Clerks Ofice on Apl. IS, 1915.
For Account Of Whom II May Conce1
80 shs Individual Drinking Cup 90. @;
mon.
20 shs individual Drinking Cup CO pr
10 shs Universal Audit Co.
$4,000 Kansas city Niaduct 4 Terms
Rwy. AZ ?. C. CT OF Dep 1884
2lO shs Cum berland Corporation comnr
235 shs Charles Is. Byron co common
$1,000 Acker. Neral & Condit Co 50
BIDS. 1928.
$4,000 Southern Coal & Iron CO. ist NJ
BIDS. 1921. April 1895, coupon on.
f36. 200 New Orleans. Mobile & Cnicag,
r. y. e.. CTS Of Dep.
50 shs. Interstate Electric Corpn. COMES
500 shs. Pinelswn Cemetery.
"a shs. Fultonada Realty CO.. Inc
$4,000 Acker. Mcrrall & Condit Co 50
BIDS, 1929.
140 shs Pacific Coast CO. common
so shs. Kennett Cowsn & Co. Preft.
All right, title and Interest ~ F'H
Van Wyck In deed declared 20 be a ffx
gage TO premises s. S. De Grsw 50,
r. West Of Court ST., Brooklyn. " :
also a $3.50 Bond and Mtg. covering o.
dry lots OF land az Scarsdslo, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03

tWo months London sight drafts sold as Iov A.
40. Francs we're alsp lower italian exchange
continued So improvement Closing cable aud sight
Gable > 90. check. 5.e3'. Bsrln-Cahe. 80.
ch@ck. s6s. saiiheri and-Cabie. 5liis. check
fSt4 Holand-Cabie a.. check a. Itaiy-
Cable SIS: check. sic Gresce-Cabe 1885.
check 70 ST. siI'y snt ninety day bills London
bankers. sIy dNB i1-is ninety days. Ai0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TUESDAY. MAY 2, 1916.

against sS5l0O Monday s3'oo
including annual dividend rate are "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

Notice IL hereby given that the Am,
Meeting ~ the Stockholders % NAfLoEi
CO, INC, will be held az the COmps-
Office. No 100 Broadway. Borough ~ "a
haitian. cry OF New York. on the i1b 2
OF May. 1915. at 200 o'clock r. NJ for 2
Election of Directors FOR the ensuing 20
for the appointment OF two Inspector ,
Election and for the transaction u
other business as may be brought n'S
the meeting
ROBERT F. ERTS. secrs,s'y
Dated. May 3. 1915.
The Annual Meeting Of the stockhslts
n the STANDARD GAS LIGHT CONpANl
THE CITY or NEW YORK will = ri
tho Office o. he COMPANY Room 10 ~
$50 East 18Th street. Nes Yors Cu, :
Wednesday. May 10Th. 1919 a. u o'cocs
for The election Of Directors ard h. vtr
ton Of such other business a MAJ cone ~
the meeting.
JOHN Y sANRoRS s.rrsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
KUHN, LOEB & co.

DEPosITARGEs
Fire, and Refunding Bonds
r." Hamilton and Dayt.9n f.siH"
l"S D''" IA SKERS TRUST COMPAN1
Nal YORK
nds 1889 OF
For and Raluay
Inc N''0' C;t ARANTY TRUST COSPANf or NV '~''
Ne" forH
rtry Mortgage Bonds
r Branch
I"e '''1 THE EQUITABLE TRUST CONF"''' VI '''
Wall YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway Compa
EEoRGANIZATGON

- . -, rr. and RerIndg 81 So-Year Goa h " " .'
General and
Jdt Troyen
Hanr road bondsa the :
Railroad Company flrst
deposited, the Reoganis
Plan and Agreement o,
DAY DAYTON dated
ir 20 afford Of the above bonds VINO p
~. onnortunty the dement's OF
poster opnts hereby extended until the close OF O's " NJ"
,o,s
Dated New YORK. Apr" KIIHN LOEB & CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
INACTIVE YESTERDAY
TNDUsTRIALs

BID. Ask Bid. Ask
B-A Toh. or u 49,. 'SSKres'a ~ l0t. n
do ord hear l. 1871 'P = & Machio5 10
'lnt " NJ IF Is 10 WE Cvtcf ~ ~.
sfTrtfut.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The follow ing table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Tuesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03

'And 81 share extra. IAN increase Of |
per cent tAna per cent extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
BONDS.

s. ooo 'Ch In sta raslo9 II" 10 IN
700 Con Ar SIN S.. - - a. a.
900 cuban VI Bk 81. a. - - o.
5oop mia ST. con 81. s1is o., s1A a7I
. 90 'StI.SSF "a IS. sos, CO.. es& sss.
oco0 DO Ser CD SIS. % 20 81. 60
enlisted. 'ssns cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-03
Foreign GOyernment Issues
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Assuming call for June l. 1915.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-20

(Pssa a la ga. plana, col. 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-20
INGRATiTUD.

En- Nueva York CORE con much2
inSiStencia cl rumor de que Don We
nus We cen maIos ojos IN reelection
dc Mr.. Wilson Y dcScaria que subic
"a al podcr Mr. Hughes. quien le h.
prometido que lc mcteri el hombro
cuanGo llegue Il Ia Casa Blanca.
La not!cia cs de las que sc dehen
roner on cuarcnten& po"que e. can
dida,o de los rcpub!icanos ha dec!a-
RADIO en- much2s oca,ioncs que no In
&c ronda con banio!croS; pcro 81 por
deSgracia llcgara = coafirmarSe no
habria Il cAtrarar mucho X ing:a-
fitud del an~tcdi!uviano Primer Jetc
noruue toda ,u vida cst:t llcna dc dcS
lcaltadcs.
Por mas de ounce amos esturo
ca!mando 81 appetite don Venus con
los doscicntos c]iucucnt" dc! a@u!.a
que !c iaba Il Tirano por ei f;:cil
,rahaio de Gcrir 81 en- 4! Scaado,
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.''''>' H'' $780,.
Gran az '''''" ,I =
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o Carload?

in neii0dico carranc!;tn de IA Ca
pital del E>jado dc Chihuahua Il ha-
blair doe las trope!iaS comctidas por
Ia genie de Villa on Cusihuiliachic..
a@ota los terminus horripi!antes Y
los dolores sompri0s Y Sc indigna has
Ia q frcncSi cen los "bando!cros'
dcsalmadOs que llera"on de luto :
horror Ii 3euuena t indefeEsa ciu-
dad. ESc ]periGdico. cuando Jac!ntc
Trevino para vcngar cl ClrIto que i"
Gicron on VI EraZo- Magazine IavC'
de apuntar bicn en- otra ~ocaslon!-
hiZo una carniceria coEstiiuci0naliS--
IL en- 81 nantc0n de Santa Rosa, So
lamcnte haUio del arroio de las tuc"-
zaS l~eales' y De Ia serenidad de! Sc
nor general T~rcvino", Y le p2ruc!"
Ia cosa mas natural dc! mEndo IL
s~:llvaie hccatomDc dOnde pcrdio IL
vida Eictor David belgrade.
Cabe aqui pregUntar =! pc:i6Ii-
co carranclan:
E-a alharaca por los crimencs de
Cusihuiriayhic. ie< cnvidia 0 carl
dad? :Lanlenta usteL. dist!nguido
pcri1dico carraTclan. que Villa les
haya tornado Ii d~cla"tcra = las gle
r;o.as hucytcS Observation-Disclosures ON
el ascsinato dc les infelicc; comra-
~trintas de Cusihuirijchic?
iPor que DC ona mancra 10 ="
c%plica uno q alb0ro:o'
C%aricato.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-20
POL|TICA nENUDA

v cuando Sc present6 Ia OCCASION. 4
bandon6 su mansedumbre asnal Y Sc
vo!vi6 contra ell amo y senior que 10
hania m~antcnido. Despues cstuvC
p~rcparando otra cochinada para 81 Sc
gundo amo. V 81 Huerta no C pre-
senta en- escena, hubiera rea!Izado
Ia TRACTION bis" de Ia ~tempo:ada.
Que raro seria Que ahora sc vol
viera. aunque lucra soIamente con
los maloS deseos, contra el que 10
ha sostcnido = pe:ar de todas s9s
infamiaS V desacicgtos?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-20

prucbas Y sigucn so~sgc?iendo su ante
rior criterio.
Esa es la lucha que eSta p~lantc2-
da en- Ia actualidad y que no Sc 80
be aua como So ~resolveri. Ell GUien
conozca 4 este pals sabe que. ahora.
al ~arrojar Ia pr2nsa Il ~podcrosos
fanales sobre ell aSUnto. Sc avecina IL
ia soluci6n definitiva. II cue mejOr.
Z los intereseS pub:icCS. \ mientr2s
cl "affaire" tonla preparedness lie es-
candalo. Ell inventor Sc esta hacienda
rico Y recibe en- ST! residential de
MontcIair una cantiGad por cada una
de las ametraIladcras que de- tipo
por e. creado fabriQue c~ualQaier go
bierno, aunque sea el de los Estados
Unidos. que va tiene d~oScientas Ell
uso y pasada por IL humiliation de
pagarle por elias al hombre que e
quiso regular Su invenci0n.
E tipo del general Crozier y de los
miembros de Ia Junta Tecnica de
quienes dice 81 New York Times"
que en- este asunto Sc han reveiado
(pasa q la Pag. "a. Col 7a.)
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TIROS IL NANCO
NO NOS DEFfENDA. DON
PANCEO

-,5o,
n"''''S' Snn
q que "s>'e
H'""'''
y ""' az
Hits S'''
dc '''' 10 "'l-'-,'-'
y "e&F" IL 'G< TX 49,
0oh F"'e'' H"'',e
e que. '0"n"" q "'''''"''
P"ri''!o ""'P"'"o" " 'o.oS
los hoh'"E "e ""N,'",''"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Call For Pig Iron May
May Boost The Market
Active Demand. Both Domestic ana
Foreign, for Steel Mining Metal
Now Obtains.

NEW YORK. April 24.-The most in
teresting development IN lion circles
last week was the active demand for
steel making metal for both domestic
ana torclgn shipment. Steel plants in
me central west. spurred to activity by
the large foreign demand. closed con-
tracts Tor nearly 100000 tons OF hes
ssmer; basic and low phosphorus iron.
by the Youngstown sheet and Tube COM
p1ny. republic Iron and Steel company
anu two other interests In the Pitts
burgh district. One lot Of basic was
disposed OF at Chicago and small lots
OF low phosphorus were purchased ia
the eastern section.
France and Italy are now actively
hesotiating Tor approximately 15O. 900
tons or besscmer and special sreel maxi
INK ~ IRON, while the inquiry through j..
i. Morgan * Co. for France calls Tor as
much more. Inquiries also came into
the market for about 10000 tons OF
FOUNDRY grades for shipment to elias
The central west will have any additional
oess.mer iron for sale for several
ed by the large foreign inquiries.
Large domestic consumers OF steel
making iron are sim testing the market
Tor basic to be delivered over the last
half OF this year. Higher prices are
naturally expected. as bessemer iron r.
now bringing s2i 20 ,2i.5O valley fur
mace. while basic sales were made at Sis
10 $3.50, an abnormal spread between
the two kinds OF metal.
contracts for about 25O. 900 tons OF
All KINDS or pig iron were placed in the
various distributing districts, OF which
ABOUT 10000 tons. mainly foreign grades
were placed in the territory east OF the
Aueghany mountains. several large
buyers OF foundry grades are still quiet
~ negotiating Tor round tonnages FOR
ne latter part OF this year and for de-
livery over the first quarter and first
half Of 1917. Blast furnace Interest =
consequently expect higher prices in
the near future.
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