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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Tioga

Mr.. Jonas Steelman is making a tour
through the South and West. In Califor.
MIA he will visit his brother and sister,
in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Steelman,
formerly OF Tloga
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
KensingtOn

Mr.. and Mrs. William Q. Geise, of Bal
timore. are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Charles Spangler. Of 3107 Custer street.
for Il short time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

Mrs. Gabriel Charles Knecht with her
daughter, Mrs, Ralph Pyle Miller, and
son, are spending the Lenten season at
Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hamilton, of 1850
Kensington avenue, will spend the week.
end at Atlantic City,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

Mr. and Mrs. D. o. Kiley, of 2046 East
Orleans street. are sojournlng at Atlantic
City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Along the Reading

Miss Edith Landell, of Webster avenue
Wyncote. entertained at an informal dance
at her home last evening in honor of her
sister, Miss Helen Landell who has beer
spending the last few months at Wood
NEE, H. l., having returned to her
home the first of this week. Among those
present were Miss Dorothy Morrel, Miss
Katherine Morrell, Miss Hannah Wilson.
Miss Margret Mayo, Miss Katherine
Gakeler. Miss Jean Endlemann, Mr.. Jean
Fowlcy. Mr. Charles Weymann, Mr.. VIII.
lam Reese. Mr. Patton Mr. Chiseum. Mr..
Marcy Mr.. Woodward and MIR. Ray En-
dclmann.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
West PHILADELPHIA

Friends of Miss Edith Godfrey, of Ham
ilt.n Court 30th and Chestnut streets, will
be glad to learn that she is recuperating
after her recent Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. McPoyle. of West
Philadelphia. are receiving congratula-
tons upon the birth Of son on Sunday
Tho semimonthly meeting of the Six
teen club was held at the home OF Miss
Florence Starr, 5047 Chancellor street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

Mrs. Scott's Supper Club will have
two more meetings and the last one will
be held on April, /, when Miss Grace
Field, of New York, will dance. But
yesterday heard Mrs. Scott and the
management have iecided to give Il
dance on the Saturday night in Easter
week, April 20, to which the members of
both series are to be invited. l under
stand there is to be no extra subscrip-
ton for this affair except in the matter
OF the club members guests. OF course
the Meyer Davis orchestra will play
and there will he special features during
the evening. That night, you know, will
see the last Mask and Wig performance.
and so II will be delightful for n great
many hosts and hostesses to transport
their parties from the theatre to the
Bellevue-Stratford. There. will be a
great number of weddings on that Sat
urday also, so 7 would not be surprised
some of the bridal parties drifted to
the Supper Club, which is certainly one
OF the best affairs going this year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

Miss Mary LippincOtt and Miss Caro-.
line Lippincott. of CheIten Hills, have Miss
Frances Blatchford, of Chicago. as their
guest for several days. Miss Batchford
and her mother are spending the winter
at Lakehurst. ". j., where they have
taken a house.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

BRYN MAWR--Dr. and Mrs. Benia.
min Clark Gile, of Bryn Mawr, gave n
dinner of eight covers last evening, fol.
lowed by auction. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Rushton, MIR and Mrs
John Tenbrook Nichols and Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Snyder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

Miss Dorothy Beach, of Eltins Park,
has issued invitations for an afternoon
bridge at her home on Wednesday, March
30. in honor of Miss Eleanor Bertel Long,
of IjllSins Park. whose marriage to Miss
Beach's brother, Mr.. Charles A. Beach,
Jr., will take place in st. Paurs Church,
Ogontz, on April 26.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

rs all very lovely. you know, to be
married., and there is great talk about
how much a woman gives UP when she
does marry. Once in while, however.
the pendulum of my sympathy swings
rather wide toward the side of the hus'
hand, who really gives up good deal,
too. YOU know. A man who in his bach
elor days used always to go South with
his family every year just about this
time was asked the other day, why
didn't YOU leave for Florida this week."
He feellngly replied, 1--WE got a wife
and baby to look after now" Then he
looked rather happy, however, and re-
marked, "But they're worth it." And
he never thought of leaving them. It's
TOO bad some of the wives who rush off
at the first breath of warm weather to
the seashore or mountains and stay all
summer don't think the same way.
They seem to think nothing of leaving
their husbands, while they, poor men, go
to the club, except over Sunday, when,
Il the family is within reach, they take a
few hours at the shore, usually arriving
jrst in time for a swim or Saturday, and
leaving Sunday nights so as to reach
town in time for the office on Monday
Is It any wonder that Satan often finds
work for idle hands to do?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

The young men of the Old York Road
Country Club will give their annual play
tomorrow evening and Saturday evening.
at the clubhouse. The play Is entitled
Safety Second" and promises to be ono
OF .he best that has ever been given.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Wilson College yesterday to spend the
spring vacation at Rrookside Farm.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dilworth p. Hibberd Of
Washington, ID. c., are the guests Of Miss
Mary T. Hibberd, of Pabli.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

MISS JEAN BARON and Miss Rae
INl Baron entertained the Unique Club
at their home, 500 South 5th street, on
Monday evening. Miss Sarah Baron gave
several vocal selections, accompanied by
Miss Jean Baron at the plano, Miss Ger
trude Silver also helped 10 entertain. MISS
Henrietta FIresteIn. Mr.. B. Fl. Sobelman,
Mr.. Harry Seidenberg, Miss Rose Magil,
Miss Tillie Cohen and several others were
entertained by the club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Rothstein gave a Purim
party in honor of their friends at their
home, 1915 North Redfeld street. last
Sunday evening. Among those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs TaberOff, Mr.. Ned
Goodman. Mr. and Mrs. Finkelstein, Mr.
and Mrs. Reibler, Miss Minerva Reibler.
Mr.. John Rothstein and Mr.. Morris Roth
stein.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

Miss Mary Spencer. of 1919 Venango
street, entertained at her home on Sat
urday evening Her guests included Miss
Ruth A. Bechtold. Miss Anna IL. SpecK'
Miss Marie Dorney, Miss Reba AIsberg,
Miss Sophia Spencer, Miss Esther b.
Spencer, Miss Kathryn Spencer. the
Misses jackson, of Wilmington. Del; Mr..
]. Sidney Owens. Mr.. John j. Springer.
Mr. John Niebaus, Mr.. j. Charles Spen-
Ger, Mr.. L. Rol Field, Mr.. Glendon
Southall. Mr.. Abbot Libson, Mr' Charles
lester and Mr.. Franklin Ewart. of VIII
nington, Del.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

Miss Anna jacobson. Of 1927 Market
street, was the guest OF honor at a house
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bayuk.
Of Norma, n. J. Among the other guests
were MIR Edward Bayuk, DIR. and Mrs.
ID. Rappaport, Mr.. and Mrs Louis Jacob
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Roseman and Mr..
and Mrs. w. Levin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

Mr. and Mrs William Rhoads Mere
dth announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Louise Meredith Crawford
to Mr.. walter Clarkson Neely. also of
Germantown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15
PUT "kIBOSH" ON
ALLEGED SPEAKER"
LOCAL PREAcHER FOUND CARD
PLAYING AND BOOZE IN HIS
PROPERTY.
He Evicted The rsnAts And Occupants
Then Brofs Up Pofer Table Ana
Gambling Devices

There T. certain house a. Tunnel
Green 900 las Wheeling. that L. owned
by local m4utsted. \ local r,AI estate
firm had the renting Of tho building
and for the past several months tenant
nav" been occupying u ana have been
mrctlus their rent regularly. Yesterday
IN" minister who owns the place visited
10 and upon entering. u Is said he found
a number 81 men IA the house and some
were oriuklug while others were playing
poker. Believing the place to he 4
-p"skcasN. he threw the tenants out bod
ats and the visitors made their own get
away. poker table IN one Of the
rooms was broken into kindllug wood.
several packs Of cards We're torn 10
pieces ana Few hundred poker chips
were broken ~ the minister. After put
ting The 'hlhusa ON the alleged speak
er. ne then locked the doors and barred
the Window.
\ new for rent" sign now adorns the
building ana at the bottom OF the sign
there is an Inscription. written in pen
ell FOR legitimate tenants only
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,icMeehen sriefs.


The Ladies Aid society OF the
Christian church viii hold It's rcgular
all day meeting today iu the base
ment OF the church Lunch will be-
served az the church and the usual
diversions viii be- enjoyed.
Friendship Castle. No Z. KNIGHTS
OF the Golden Eagle held a business
meeting last evening al The NcM-chcn
building
The Bell Telephone company VIII
award the contract shortly tor the
erection Of a building ON an. midway
addition. which will b, used as an
exchange. The EXCHANGE az Bcnvo od
will be abandoned when the new build
inE is built
Mrs. John Ritter. OF Fouansucc. -
spending several days here visiting
with friends
Herman Workman. who sustained
fractured ankle in a hail game Ia a
Saturday j. improving nicely
The repairs being made To- the
Traction company lines by thu Island
line crew are going forward nicely.
Arthur Miller. popular conductor
on the Mound ville-WheeliEg division
Of the Traction system was Oft duty
yesterday on account OF illness
Lone star Lodge No. 3. PytnIdn
sisters viii hold - regular weekly
business meeting tomorrow evening
al the NcNecuru building
County Road Engineer Isaac l;u-ors
and a force Of Workmen are making
splendid progress iu putting fun
uarrows road % good condition Tor
travel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15
STOCK MARKET
WAS SPECULATIVE
Copper stoek and Beet sugar Were The
widely Divergent Issues On The
MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE highly
pecglatlve character Of today's trading
may l. judged from the TACT that TWO
such widely divergent issues a. luspira-
ton copper anu American Beet sugar
constituted the chief features both az
new records. Inspiration. GOA the enor-
NOUS turnover OF iis e"u share. mate
az extreme gain 90 p tc 90 T. ana B .-t
Sugar. IN which headings amounted TO
5000 shares. rose - o., go
In other divisions 81 ~. list the
movement wSs frequently irregular. ale
though rails made Up Tor their early
sluSgishncss in the final hour. "a Do. "a
Noti"lk and Western advanced ga with
marked strength ia canadian Pacific
and It's subsidiary 500
some uus- element was man tested At
me outset when MillNs-DNvIIaud regis
tered an abrupt decline 80 - points To
80 - A result OF tho overnight an
uuunCcmvut OF the arauduuu.rt uf the
mercer in which 10 Wa Co figure 80 eou-
spirl"u~l}. other motors TELL lu SYM
pathN. but recovered very generally.
while illys-pv.risud rallied about u
from It's minimum.
United states steel moved within mar
row limits. easing Off 20 90. Close. To-
ial sales of stocks amounted 60 S.v.OVO
shares.
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HAY AND GRAIN
quJtAefons ~ "a r. =raunlien q o..
hAy' GRAIN Farming Implsmsnts,
lo12 Market street.
Timothy hay rr ton
L0saa 3 BryAn's Clo.inE s.oef L.tt.r.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE list lost
ground iu the last hour. The ,oppcrs
we're steady. without there being ann
tHlng reliable Ia the news iu circulation
tn account Tor same The moyeu--t
looked highly profess toual and specuIs-
i've Inspiration's earnings ar. large
and ldsud increase b. looked for
this month. but We doubt that the same
|il act as amy thIuE more than a temp
orary ltsmulant such as was Tn, cas-.
in the instance 90 k"uuecOtt. The street
vas treated 20 a rumor 90 th. effect that
tho managers and employees OF the rail-
roads had arrived ct an understanding
The report was premature. az further
conferences viii be- held a strike will
doubtless D" avcrfed. tn, Democratic
convention ls receiving less attention
than the Republican. II 4 plank Is in
serted lu tho platform bearing on an up
ward revision OF the tariff instances
where foreign competition might work
havoc with specific domestic Industries
politics may be- releEstcd 90 the rear flr
n few months Sentiment in the street
is decidedly bulish ON tho rails. hut us
course a rather fair advance has ALREADY
been scored and natural reactions should
he The order or things every now aui
tn"n. A. FAR az ludusfriais are com
0cruc1. occasional spurfs seem rksIr.
but the same are 30 diTicult 90 attract
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15
ll3.SPER CEMI. INCREASE IN WHEELING BANK
CLEARIMGS Fur THE MONTH Of JUNE To DATE

The Wheeling banking clearings for
the month Of June to date. nine bank.
ing days. show a total OF s. 2O3 $50 Sc
compared with s3ssl. 1924 for The
same period in June OF 1915, an In.
crease OF S4,i2l.s97 80. or 1879 per
cent. That the total clearings for the
nohth complete will range around the
nIteen million mark much heavier
man ever before in the history Of th-
clearing house association-is noN
generally conceded m banking circles
me clearings on "Wednesday
amounted 10 s505. 1855. compared
Win S5224I1 .03. an increase OF sls3..
VOt52. or Sc per cent
fOiloWs.
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Harris. winthrop y Co. 70 Fidelity In
Nsstmeut Association

Harris. winthrop y Go. 70 Fidelity In
Ncstment Association
CHICAGO. June ls.-N The
market displayed a weak und,rtune. az
ter a fractional ri~. IN the early trauins
Weather conditions in both TIM spring
and winter sections were Ideal and crop
adviccS generally were highly favorable.
Export business OF yesterday turned out
20 BE- about ," per cent canada. ana
som" of tho buying or futures early
credited O." export account was against
grain destroyed 900 Seaboaru elevator
lire. \ beartSh item ON Do was the an
uounccmcnt that the fcnnA and &. ana
-. railroads OF embargo against all
grains quite al unusual situation at
TINS season OF the ear. som" export
inquiry was reported but prices were
said To h' below possible working
basis. Statistics were less btarish than
recently but the action ut To" market
indicated In, elimination 81 the short
interest ON yesterdays rise. There was
selling also 90 anticipation 81 hedging
sales or new wheat mere. While this
sufficient volume tu keep the market uu
IN" dowuErad" bon the fNC~ OF rsthsr al
Indifferent demand. The 'all Tor cash
wheat cont .uus~ slow aud 49, Yet Their"
rs nothing TO offset NOR, than trmror-
arily Tn. effect pf thu OLD stocks. and
IN" approach ~ thu movement of tnv
new. n4sr-ton. l> easy and tho ten
dcuCy sim seems downward from the
bulge~.
CORN-Tone OF corn market has been
th. rrVsr~, OF that ~ wheat. The ba-
c4sioti,l fra,It,r,i ala. IN urt..-a na,..
mostly been born of the Wcaku.sz Boo
wheat rather than from am influence
attaching directly Co corn Receipt =
are eNceptionHlly small for the t.u- q
yesterday. the rains last week probably
accountable fo some extent and further
rains over night emphasizing this 'sa-
tur. Resumption 81 clear vcath'r. not
likely 20 anord relief as farmers are
backward IN their CIlNEtiou and viii
have Co run 20 high speed tu catch uf.
Sh piping demand has again been good.
iudu-trials consumption i very heavy
psrticularly along the lines OF Alcohol
manufs yturers
oATS-patS have bon a littls easier
In tone. the me growing weather and
7 the handsome advances shat are us !.
made hs he crop or~'ffiug the effect 81
som, buying 10y owners uf grain az
taitImur' whose property was lost bg
/ FIRE buy INK here vas fu take IN th-
previously placed hedges. Best call
early ws~ Tor July delivery.
TOLEDO. 60. june I4--N hSaf. cash
i"si. july IoN', september IIos.
clover seed. lriui. cash NsE. October
fsF2 December sSN1
Alsi.'. priw" cash and August Sq.sU.
Timothy. priW" cash $3.50. S.ptsm-
! b'r t3s"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15
EARLY MOVEMENT OF
CROPS HAS EFFECT
wheat MARKET was Unsettled And
Closed with a slight Loss-corn
Gained Slightly

CHICAGO. Jln. ii-Hesvy selling
pressure on wheat TODAY resulted from
prospective early movement Or the
new crop in addition o. the bis supplies
~ old wheat On hand. Largely in CON
sequence. the close although uusctt led.
was . % = alA. net lower attn July
az l"-N- 1 90 = and sept. AZ I"4-,. corn
SHlr'd a shade To- 2. oats finished -
yif %" - q a up and provisions vary Ing
from or cents dcclin. to rise OF 10
SCENTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15

Michigan central declared n seui-a1-
rual dividend o. per cent gHNabIe July
- 90 stock record june -N. six months
ago Michigan Central declared percent
and the same a year ago. a -psnIaI DIV
ifend OF per cent was paid ln Iecerl-
cent for year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15

Dow Jones say: William Solomon and
Co.. and associate bankers heading the
Underwriting syndicate back Of tho pro-
posed Willys-Durant Motor Co. which
mas been abandoned announce that all
-lbscrir tons IN connection herewith
are accordingly cancelled. The spplica-
ton for participation IN underwriting
notice reads, was very largely ia .N-
cess or amount Of stock which II was
proposed 20 syndicate. which amount
was also fully covered by advance sub
scripuons. after allowing for stock with
drawn from sale"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15

Curiosity scek~r-I.ov- who o. they
call you blind
Love-Weu. n YOU nsd boon sf'finz
around IN the dark p9 long 4a { have
ou'd b blind. too-CargoyI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15

cash quotations Wheat 40. red
tl.O3ia a l.Oat.. No. red ,lri. No. ..
hard s1-13. No. 3. hard tl.0lu log.
Corn. No. :. Yellow ssc, No. :. yellow
nominal
oats. No 3. white 5oa =. ave. stand
ard t"aa flt.c
rors 81 son e..,o. lard 'lc.7'. ribs
SEQ y T.. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15

Electric Boat Co. declared an extra
dividend Of - Der cent on preferred and
common stocks. payable june 60 To-
stock Of record June 90 same as three
months ago
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regular quarterly dividend 81 $50 A
share uayable July 10 90 stock record
June 20
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w tllys-Ovcrland declared regular
quarterly dividend OF 81. Der cent ON
preferred stock, payable July Ist. 10
stock record June 2ist
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pc. June If.ErsI. ball
fu.'s $3.50. Runs s0.Tf9. average 90 o.
Ia' shipment a".1s". average srr-4
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New York Central declared regular
quarterly dividend OF ia per cent pay
able August TO stock record July Z
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McMECHEN


The Wheeling Traction company
has force OF men al work TN
week putting in the crossing al the
top Of Gravel Hill. Just north of
Moundsville. Poles Tor telephone and
trolley wires are being moved 20 con
form TO the changes required BY the
orders Of the county court in making
improvements 10 the county road
from Glendale TO Moundsyille
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15

DOW Jones says; Abandonment Of pro-
posal to unite into one Corrran,. T. -
rolling interest m Willys-Ovgrland ID.
iludson Co. Chalmers Motor Car 60
ana Auto-litc Co. came a. dtStiur- srfr.
prise and NO official reason is a-,rib.,
"lher than Il was because of ,ompltca-
lions II Is undersfo that IN. y.
were legal difficulties which might lead
10 serious complications. Bankers sought
I" impose certain obligations whtrU
manufacturers refused TO adopt and
Nite-Nersa- Proposed new COMPANY ths
iame or which was not announced had
equalization OF sTO.OOo.uoO seven q
preferred stock and $500. 900 common
shares Of no par value.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15

Northern States over declared frl-
tai dividend OF % per cent un common
stock payable July 20 10 stock record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15

tl)-Iransier books close June 20. for
-tc cash dividend. payable July
tsJ-Transfer books close June. Z. for
. per cent cash dividend. paysble JuIv
o. ransicr books close Jun, -. Tor
&c cash diEind'ut payable july l.
t)-lranicr books close juno 20 for
y per cent cash dividend. payable
July 1.
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Louisville and Nashville first week
June Increase Sls-.0t5, from July I~t.
Increase S5.9f2.O53.
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Big -Four quarterly dividend % -. e.
C.. Just announced b. on tho prefer a
stock. II Is payable June 20.
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Curb Mining stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. June IL. 10
Reported Dy \. j.. Assten * Co., l.. h.
Brand, manager. members New YORK
STOCK Exchange.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. IS Va. June u 8.
Range Of cc'iN- stocks on the Nsu
fork stock EAcuange. corrected daily
- \. T.. Mastcu 4 60. brokers'
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Inspiration Copper directors az ueAI
meeting propose to increase dividend. %
Is expected rate will br So annually
perhaps more. Inspiration is turninl
out at rate OF 125. 100000 pounds cofrcr
annually and ON basis Of % cent copper
ls earning more than SO. 900 900 a Wear
This ~ al rate OF SIS a share.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-15

Dow Jones says: Pressed steel car Co.
has closed new order Tor 100000 she'll
forgIngs. These forgings are for 9 ;
inch shells. Contract price Is ia the
ucighborhood OF sass. 600 Pressed
steel Car Completed construction OF the
1000 cars ordered by Russia about the
end OF May. Company is no weugaged on
an order for 1000 cars for French gov
erunent
United states Stcel-Betwcen $40. O0a. -
600 and 500. 600. 900 has already been
spent In connection with Gary plant OF
T.. :. steel corporation. Bets cen $4,000
600 and $4,000. 600 have been apprcpri-
ted but not yet spent. u is expected
that within next TWO years the Gary
plant Will represent an outlay OF close
20 $4,000. 600.
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rluc Boat.