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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-08
PROSPERITY.

Tue East is luxuriating in prosper ity. All reports so indicate. Money is easy and circulates freely. Indus trial activity is marked Gold is ar irving in the country in volumes. The balance of trade is favorable The country is creditor nation where heretofore it has been ? dobsor. It's all lovely. And here's
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-31
BOUNDARY STREET SCHOOL
An Entertainment of Rare Pleasure,
COStumed N0veiOtZa-FOlk Lore,
Songs and Dances.

GLADYS Beulah Powers, inlpersonator
and contralto singer, will give an en-
tertainment on the evening of April
14th for the beefit of BounCary Street
school. This will be the first time
that NeW.berry has had just sucn uni
que and unusual attraction and the
program will be .ull of interest. pleas
ure and instruction from beginning to
end.
Gladys Beulah Powers reputation
as a delightful entertainer has reach
ed as far as her travels have carried
her. She gives what she terms COS
TUNED novelotza," an Intervening Of
song, sketch and pantomine. With
rare art and charm does sne blend
the gems of Irish. Scotch and Japanese
songs and stories and dances.
Dressed in pleasant costume charac-
teristic of each nation her impersona-
tons of old world people, the cnarm
that each possesses. and gives to her
program wholesome human touch
that is very appealing She is assist
ed by an accomplished young pianist,
Marie woodbury. Clarke and the two
have been making a delightful i'm
preston wherever they have been seen
or heard
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-31

Henry Boozer, in Mr.. Summers auto,
took a spin around the belt wednesday
taking in Leesville, Batesburg, Lex
ington and Chaplin. Mr.. Mayes says
The fire in Lexington practically de-
slroyed the business part OF the town.
out that brick had already been haul
ed preparatory to rebuilding.
In Judge Players coure Wednesday
Eerley Brown. colored, was indicted
6y j. c. Sample for obstructing drain
age on pubic highWay. he was
defended by Harry H. Blease. The
county was represented by the county
attorney, H. C. Holloway. The follow
ing jury was empannelled Frank Sigh
foreman, L. |. Black, Pete Mills, W. II
Lominack, Arthur Cromer, Jack Tay-
lor. The jury brought in 2 verdict OF
not guilty.
There was no sermon at the Church
OF the Bedeemer Sunday morning, Rev
= ruIenWlder having invited several
speakers to address the congregation
on Sunday school work and the re-
cent laymen's convention held at
noanoke, Va. On Sunday school work
Messss. J. B. Hunter and Arther Kib-
Ter made splendid talks which were
we'll received. Then followed short
talks b. Nessrs. Bowden, Ridenhour
and Swindler of Newberry college on
Impressions made by the laymen's
meeting at Roanoke. These young men
we're delegates to the convention and
their talks were very interesting. All
Of the addresses were impromptu.
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PURELY Personal
The MOven ents of Hany People, New
berrians, and Those Vine Visit
NeNberry.

Miss Eliza Mabry spent last week
end in Chester with Mrs. ] R. Dye,
Hon. ]. X. burst O. Greenwood
spent Thursday in the city.
Prof r. A. Abrams OF Anderson is
in the city.
Hon. Geo. S. Mower went to Spar
tanburg on Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Henry B. Wells is on business
trip to Atlanta, and that means more
good pictures at the opera house
Misses Lott:e Lee Halfacre and Ida
Mae settler were shoppers in NeWbery
Saturday last.
Butter Burnett. of Chappell, route
2, was in town saturday-saluda
STANDARD.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Baxter and fam
uv and Miss Susie Davenport motor
ed to Augusta last Sunday.
Misses Eunice Halfacre, IneIlna
Wilson and Mr.. Clyde Wilson spent
Saturday night and Sunday in Pros
perity.
Miss Fannie Osae and sallie Daven-
port Of Kinards spent the week end
with their cousin, Miss Daisy Dom
mick.
Mayor Wright attended the hearing
at the governors office on Wednesday,
Certain bills with reference to mill
problems were discussed.
Miss Lucille Havird,. Of Prosperity,
route 3, Is spending some time with
her grandmother at Monetta.-Indian
Creek cor. Saluda Standard.
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Church of the Redeemer.

(Rev. Edward Fulenwider, pastor).
Nothing preventing. the following
will be the program of divine services
at the Lutheran Church Of the Re-
deemer next Sunday:
1915 A. M,-Sunday school.
11:15 A. M.-The Hour of worship.
The pastor will preach sermon on
the lubject, Some Material Court
Fools and Some Spiritual Statesmen
in Every Mans Life" At once the
subject suggests something interesting.
7:3O P M-Young people will have
charge OF the service, rendering spe-
cial program.
p. M.-The evening sermon. This
will be the third in the series Of ser
mons on Serious Questions and Sc
rious Answers
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Central n. E. Church South
(Rev. F. E. Dibble, pastor).

(ReV. F. E. Dibble, pastor).
Services for Sunday, April 2, will be
as follows:
Morning service II a. NJ; subject
"a Question Each Must Answer" The
Lords Supper will be celebrated at
the close Of the service. Let every
member of the church prepare for this
hour by heart searching and prayer
Sunday school $3.50 p. m. Attend
ance of late has been largest in the
history of the school. There is a
class for everybody.
Epworth League 7:15 p. m.
Evening service p. m; subject,
Some Old landmarks of our Reli-
gion."
Come, let us worship and bow down,
Let us kneel before the Lord our Max
er, for He is our God, and we are the
people of His Pasture"
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~0TTON PLATFORM SOLD
TO MR.. &. L. SUMNER

Mr.. f. r. Hunter. real estate dealer
has sold for 0r. c. II. Cannon the cot
ton platform together with the rights
appertaining TO the same to Mr.. c. E.
Summer for the Standard Warehouse
company.
Mr.. Cannon bought it a short time
ago from Mr.. Partlow Neill and has
been weighing cotton there for the
past two seasons.
lAs to whom viii be put in charge
the new owners had no statement just
now to make as the details nave not
been arranged
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) 9 o 9 o 9 . q g 9 9 . o o
SOCIETY.

p g g @ @ 9 9 9 9 9 @ g . 9 g 9 q
The Ladies Aid society of the Lu-
rheran church held delightful social
meeting Tuesday afternoon at four
o'clock, with Mrs. E. B. SeJzler. Once
a month the ladies come together for
these pleasant gatherings and they add
a great deal to the spirit CT friendli-
ness prevailing among the church
members.
At hve-thirty the hostess served a
salad course with hot chocolate and
waters
Miss Margaret Mcintosh entertain
ed Saturday evening in honor o. her
college mates, Misses Mildred Green
and Annie Hook, who came home with
her Friday from Columbia for the
weekend
Tables were arranged for "rook"
in tie parlor which was bright with
bowls and vases Of spring flowers, and
much fun and pleasure derived from
this popular game.
After a number of games mad been
played salad course followed by a
sweet course, was served the guests.
Those enjoying the eyning we're Misses
Katherine Harms, Mary Frances Kib-
-e2, Occ.e Griffin, Sadie 'Fant, Mildred
Brans, Mildred Green and Annie Hook
and Messrs Richard Floyd, Benedict
Mayer, Eugene spearmar, John M.
Kinard, Jr., ]. E. Smith, Ned Purcell,
Pete Matthews and Earle Eipp.
Friday afternoon, Mrs. B. IA. Hayird
entertained the Thimble club. After
an hour of sewing and chat needles
were laid aside and the hostess served
ice cream and cake to the following
members: Mesdames Russell It'd
marh, Richard Swittenberg, Thad Nc
Crackin, Forrest Lominack, Boyd
Jacobs, R. C. Perry and Miss Lurline
Evans.
Mrs. Homer Schumpert was hostess
for the Junior Rook club which met
Friday afternoon. After the game a
salad course was served. Those pres
ent were Misses Gladys Chappell
Hipp, Lucille Wallace aKth-
crime Efrd. Bess Burton and Mes
danes Welch Wilbur and II. NJ. Bry-
son.
The Saturday evening Auction
Bridge club held it's meeting with DR..
and Mrs. Z. H. Kibler. a. number OF
intensely interesting games were
played after which delightful refresh
ments were served on the small ia
bles to the following members: Mr..
and Mrs. P. E. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
L. Spearman Miss Lucille Wallace,
Miss Elizabeth Dominick, Miss Cora
DOmi11ick and Mr. and Mrs Killer
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garden

GARDEN sEED-Buy Jour garden
seed from US and get more tor your
money. I'VE sell all seed in bulk,
from SC worth up of any variety
We handle nothing but the best.
Those who bought OF US last year
know. Try US and see tie difference
Summer Bros.
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FOR sALE-150 acres land, one dwell
ing, three tenant houses, barn, 9TH
er out buildings, running water, fine
land, healthy location, 2 miles sta
ton good school, churches, public
road and two rural routes. Priced
right. Terms reasonable L. B.
Auu, Dyson, S. c.
3-24-tf.
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zARIOnS ANG ALL ABOUT.

yARIOUS ANT ALL ABOUT.
And you; too, Lexington!
This March has been sort of dou-
BILE quick.
4 road scrape may or may not be
desirable.
There have been several forest fires
in the county during the present
month
Ridging cotton land is gong right
along. Lookout for another buy-a-
bale crisis
Lzzie Gary's honse in Graveltown
caught fire "Wednesday morning but
the flames were soon extingulshed.
Rev. J. NJ White will preach at Ex-
celsior school house on the second
Sabbath at $50 o'clock p. N.
Fannie Ward, star of "The' Cheat,
will again appear at the Arcade Mon
6av in 'sTcnnessee's Pardner" a Lasky-
Paramount.
A lamp explosion in Ward 4 We'd
nesd2y afternoon was the occasion
Of TIC fire alarm being sounded. No
damage was done
TIE Young Ladies mission band Of
the Lutheran Church OF the Redeener
will meet Sunday afternoon at 4
o'cl2 K at the church.
There will be allied meeting rf
The Winthrop Daughters Friday after
noon at five o'clock in the parlo: nE
tue Ncwberry hetel.
Anna Held, the shining theatrical
star. will make her Paramount debut
rzt xFriday in Madam La Prest-
daots"-at eslie's Arcade.
There will be a game Of baseball
this afternoon at tie college grounds
between Newberry and JjDwood col
lege.
Rev. P. e. Monroe, president OF
s -nmerlaad College, will preach at
St. Luke's Lutheran churcn next Sun
day morning at II a. n.
R. H. Anderson begins mis- annual
spring sale of new and up 20 the min
Ute ad seasoable goods ana tells you
about it in The Herald ana News to-
day.
'Puddn head Wilson," Mark Twain's
masterpiece, presenting the distinguish
ed character actor, Theodore Roberts,
is the Paramount at the Arcade today
(Friday).
The big bankrupt sale begins on
Saturday at the store recently occu-
pied by Ewart-Perry company. See
the two-page sd in this issue and then
visit the store
The Woman's Home and Foreign
missionary society OF the Church Of
tie Redeerner will meet at the parson-
age nxet Monday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Quite number Of cars from Pros
ngritv and Newberry passed through
here Yesterday on their way to Au-
arsta 10 see where the burning war
Pleasant Grove cor. saIUda Standard
Dust Of the Earth" IS an interest
ing plav that will be presented by the
lUpils and friends o, the ollyerstreet
school at the school auditorium on
Ezrldav evening at 8 o'clock, April Z,
small admission fee will be charged.
George Workman took a little Joy
ride on the side walk with MS bicycle
and at the police station he was per
suaded to kick in with two bones
The way of the transgressor IS haro,
especially if the way is a cement SIDE
7galk.
On this page you will find an inter
esting statement of the endurance
qualities of the Maxwell. If you want
anv more information see Bill" Smith
2, Summers garage and he can tell
Won all about it and give you spin
as we'll if you are interested IN a
car.
E. Hugh Summer, P. T. Mayes and
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l HAVE SOLD my stock Of goods and
accounts to C. A. Stephens. Par
checked at several points by the Au-
gusta augmented fire department.
3. N. HaVird.
3-24-4t.
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3-24-4t.
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You ought to see the rag house on
lower Friend street. Rags, rags, rags
and nothing but rags.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR sALE-fure big boil Cleveland
cotton seed, per bushel, $1.os. Also
fodder and lumber. ). A. Shealy,
Newberry, R. F. D. 2, phone 56eA
3-7-St
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FOR SALE-All kinds Of farm imple
ments. One single wagon and har-
ness. Apply residence Dr.. ". y.
Pelham, College st.
3-31-1t.
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FOR SALE OR LEAsE-The Maybin-
ton Grist Mill. Flour mill and gr1st.
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MULES AND lA.ARES- from r-ennes.
see on hand. Come to sec me. 4
G. Wise, Prosperity, S. G.
3-7-tf
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Apply to owner or address Route
No. 1, Box 80 Blair, S. C.
3-17-3t.
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Totals 5 4.3os.s0t.l7 a2.sss.a+s.oI SEA
Inc. ...$ 1883
INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL
HAS A BIG DECLINE
Cau leans Roach New High Hafe 1or
Day to Day TradtnS-3ressura
On Motors

NEW YORK, July 10. - An extreme
decline Of 81 points in United states In
dustrtal Alcohol. one OF the better known
war contract: stores, and a rise m car
loans to per cent, new high rate ior
day to day accommodations since 1ne
reopening OF the Stock Exchange IN De-
cember. 1914, were the outstanding rea-
lures Of today's nervous and feverlsh
session. ,o,
1o7h was almost steady. but made
greater progress In the final hour. when
the stock seemed almost without sup
port There was no official news 10 &C
count for the severe reversal. but gossip
ascribed the liquidation to cancellation
of war orders and internal differences
over questions Of policy.
4 majority of the other war stocks
were heavy In sympathy with Alcohoi.
but recesslors were relatively nominal.
Motors for tho most part we're sup
ject to additional pressure. and Cnlted
States Steel reccdcd point on 4 pup
Ncation OK June tonuaG" statement.
showing tie. FIRST decrease In unalled
business-about 900 .o0a tons-in almost
a year.
-Reprtsert atire rails. particularly
Reading md Canadian Pacific, were
heavJ at times. the arrival OF further
large Quantities Of foreign owned Amer
lean securities from London causing
some fear OF fresh selling from that
quarter. Sales OF stocks amounted 10
445. 200 shares
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MONEY.

NEW TORk.: July 1o.-Mereanttle
paper percent. Sterling exchange. 20
day bills S4,T2; demand S+.75 p: cables
S4T6 7-1S. Francs. demand 36.Sl; cables
'S5.e0N. Marks, demand T4c; cables
TtBc. kronen. demand 1920; cables
$500. Guilders s6.3s. Rubles. deman nd
307sc; cables 31Ac. Bar silver soc. Mex
team dollars sc. Government bonus
steady; railroad boads easy.
Time loans strong; SO days 81 @ 3 =
per cent: 80 days 81: a per cent; six
months 44fn per cent
Call money strong: high u per cent:
low per cent; ruling rate 4 II per cent;
last loan AZ per cent; closing bid per
cent; offered at y per cent
In the last few minutes OF the stock
market session, call money rose to o
per cent.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK, July 10.-Buttcr, firm:
narknges, creamery extras (9e scorc>,
9sEc; do. higher scoring, 291 !2o1=e;
firsts, pa CSC; seconds. 25i; @26G.
Eggs. Irregular: cases. fresh Ea,h Gre q;
extra fine. 26Q27c: extra Iirsts. 2'@
25iSc: fIrsts, 2f124Hc: nearby hennery
white. fine to fancy. 2g gale; do. browns
2Sm29c.
Cheese, steady: state. whole milk flats
specials, 15,& n l5Hl: do. average fancy.
1hT1514: Wisconsin whole milk 1anc!
twins. 15E. ooo,
Poultry. live. firm; hroilers 24m2bc:
fowls and turkeys not quoted. Dressed
firm; bruilers. % ii 5@c; fowls, Is 92l &c;
turkeys. Csc.
Flour, stronger.
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METAL

NEW YORK. July 1o.-The Metal En-
change quotes lead $3.50: srelter unset
tied: spot East st. Louis delivery sNc.
At Llondon lead E2S; spelter ga.
Cooper dull; elsctrolytic nearby noni-
nal; September and later S25.0092s. 90.
Iron steady: No. northern s20.5O %
21ee; No. Z, $4,000 1880; No. south
srn 3se.25@20.75: No. 2. S1s.75 920.25.
Natal Exchange quotes tin easy; spot
offered at $a8.75-
Al London spot copper sst 1oc: :, fu-
turas f$a 10c; electroiytic t1e8. Spot
tin lITo: futures f17o los
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WHEAT MARKET
WAS NERVOUS
Conflicting Reports on Black Rust un-
settled Market - Corn Gained
an oats UP Slightly

CHICAGO, July 10. - Conflicting re-
ports relative 10 the presence of black
r,Ist in the Dakutas Kept the wheat mar
kct nervous today, though The bullsh
tendency prcdominatrd. nnd the close
was strong at The high point. with mex
advance Of Is gle to 32c, with July
leading at Sl0S. and September at Sl.lo-
Corn sold higher. with gain at the
clnse of from &c 10 Is n &c net. with
luly at 7Sl.c, and Scrtclpber at rs a.
7Ia,c. Oats finished from Il shade to
Is a. &C higher, and provisions varied
from unchanged {" lac lower man sat
urCiayS last quotations.
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SMALL DOCKET.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, July 10
With fewer cases than for any Septem-
Der term In recent years. the argument
and decision docket for the supreme
court Of appeals for the term beginning
6. was announced to-day by
Clerk W. 3. Mathews. Cases OF original
jurisdiction are not for opening day.
Those for the first and second circuits
will be taken up Tuesday. September IL.
There are only 100 cases on the docket.
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50.8 PER GENT JUMP
IN BANKING ClEARINGS
Scored on Monday. When the Total
Reached S6e1,s Compared
With. S3se,359.

Tho Monday banking clearings
reached the unusually large total OF
s6o1, 1854. as compared with $685.
b5s.S9 for the same day last year. an
Increase OF $500, 1885. of sos per cent:
The total elearings for the month OF
July to date-seven banking days
IRE S4,30S, 304.17, compared with 2,oo4.-
B4607, an increase Of 81. $50, 9oS;l0. or
S2.4 per cent, as given below in detail:
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| Open. High. Low. Close.

CASH QUOTATIONS.: Wheat-No' ::
red nominal; 10. ) red. $l.0S: No: =
hard, siOg1s; No. 5 hard. sl.o4@ o, a.
Corn-No . yellow, sol: q 81 &c; No
i yellow. S0QS0iac: No. white hSH
Gats-No. white. 400 II y; standard
4104i&c.
Lard--Sl%.2I.
RibS-Sl3.25 Il 1885.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK, July lU:--Naw sugar
steady: centrifugal $6.S1; molaSse @
$3.50: refined. steady: cut loaf. SS.S0:
~rushed. 1855: mould SS.l5: cubes. IS: 10:
powdered. $50. powdered. Sis: fine
sranulated. sS7.65; diamond. S'.65; con-
fectioner's Mss; No: l.. $3.50
Closed s,eady and SA5 points higher.
Sales. 500 tons. September. $3,92; De-
gambler S5.l3.
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HAY And GRAIN
Quotations ps .. =. =saunNcn & O..
Hay. Grain 3 Farming Implements,
LOLA Market Street.
LOGAN & RRYAN,s CLOSING LETTER

New York.-Thc list opened steady but
a sluggish tone developed and much
liquidation took place. Shorts covered
in q few Of the specialties which here
tofore were depressed. such being the
case particularly in the instance of Cru
chile and Baldwin.
Call money loaned as high rs per
cent in the late afternoon.
As a result Of support the list may
every now and then experience moderate
rallies. but it is becoming more apparent
every day that the long interest in the
industrial department Is extended in a
degree that reasonably warrants an
equalixing process
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK. July 10.-Coffee. Rio No.
:, 9Xc: futures firm: September ss'3sc;
December $3.50.
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rs NOW AN EMBASSY.

MADRID, July 10, via Paris, 4:2o p.
m.-The Spanish government has raised
It's legation at Bucnos Aires. Argentine.
TO the rank of an embassy.
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N Y, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va, July 10. 10.
Range OF active stocks on the New
nv a, l.. Mastcn L. Co. brokers. MemDer
New York stock exchange.
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PETROLEUM

OH, CITY. Pa. July l0.-Nrcdit ha!an-
COS $3.50 Runs, loo.l9S; average. g.
aol. Shipments. S5,3l7: average, 49, !.
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Nntatde OIL Stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. W. Va. July 10. 'l6.
Corrected by A. E. Masten Co., mem
ber n. z. Stock Exchange.
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=: SaG-Patterson Co.
WHEELING, w. Va. July 10,

PITTSBURGH. July 1o.-Cattlc love- or:
ennniv los cars. Choice. $?.0n q 1000;
1qits si 49, 1850; sheer. sieady SUP
Div Is doubledecks. Primo wcathcrs
si.65GD7+S5; Gull and common. $50 %
40 lambs. .$7.0001l.25; veal calves;
sI2,0O@12.5O: hogs. lower: receipts. %
doubledecks. Prime hcayies. mediums
and heavy workers.. sl0.356' lo.4u; light
workers.. s10. rs Gn10.30: pigs. Slv.hQN
i0.15: roughs, $9.00@9.25-
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Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. July 10. 'iG.
Rcuolt,d by \. L.. Musten \ CO.. l.. +,
Brand. manager. members New forH
Stock Exchange.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
lIid. | Ask.

WHEELING. W. Va. July 10. 'l6.
Corrected Ivy \. l.. Masicn Co.. mem
bcrS Of the Boston stock exchange.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. July %. 10
Daily Quotation Lsst or the wheeling
Stock EXCHANGE.
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Brown Shoe c.. declared regular quar-
terly dividend OF l 4 per cent OH prefer
red STOCK. payable August Isl. stock
record July "a.
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SELLING OF ALCOHOL
WEAKENED The MARKET
Most Of tho. Selling, However,, Seemed
to Be OF y Professional
Nature,
3Harris. Winthrop * Co., to Fidelity In
: ScStmGnt ASSociatiun)

harrlS Nlnthfpp * 60, 10 tiaGllly In
: rcStmcnt ASsoclation.)
NEW YORK. July lO.-Concerted sell
ing OF Industrial Alcohol towards the
end or The days session caused Scnu-
mental weakness III other stocks. Most
OF the selling. however, seemed 10 be Of
n professional naSurr and the short in
trrest is again Il fairly large one There
seems to be little outside Interest in IN.
market which has become a drifting ar
fair. Higher prices for call moncy.which
loaned us high as per cent WAS. helpful
to the bears and caused some sGatteHlnE
liquidation. We look for all uncertain
market for the time being but favor the
purchase OF good stocks on the declines.
HARRIS, WINTHROP X CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

CHICAGO. July 1o.--HogS. receipts
'5SI1O.l0; mixed. $3.50 100: heavy.
SS.5O9102O; rough, s9.50@9.d5; pigs
'oiC! Cattle, receipts 1900 lower: Nattv"
beef cattle, s7.25 q 1l.20; stockcrs ana
feeders, s5.5O@S.50: cows and helfers'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
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