davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

itatt an tpeldem iid 80 @afte ,@er=
manbte unb intime Greunbe, betetlis<
ten. Sin feineS 9o65eitsmabl wuroe
ierpiert.
Sic 8raut tpar in einem blauen
Ilicotine Nn5rg gefleibet uno trug
einen 9nt BON berielben Tarbe nnb
Elm Bouquet bon b%ellroten Melfen.
Die 8rautiun9fer tug Elm idwar5iei=
oenes Taffeta &leio uno trug audi
|einen Straub bon tellroten Nelfen.
Die Meupermdblten merben ibren
eisenens 9ausitano griinoen auf ber
Dre6t Tarm nj Der Ndbe bon Court
LAMB. NNA
9pmeier= Berger.
Montagmor9en UNI 9 llbr fanb in
Der bteiisen futbolii6en 0reteinigfeits
Stride bic 8ermdblung BON @mil
Domcier unb Sri. M9atba 8erecr
itatt. Nep. S4ltnfcrt ipra6 Die binz
benben @D1te IN @egentpart BON SRI.
Marte 8ereer, elmer Sdmeiter lber
8raut unb 9u6ntg Sonnet ter mcl9e
ais Irau5eugen fun9ierten.
Die 8raut iab al(erliebit aus IN
itrem 1petben Taffeta 9o6seitsfleio
nit ,@eprgette llebermulf un6 trug
|einen 8ranti6leicr NIT 8erlenfran5.
Yrof. @6uerger ipielte bern Menoel<
iobn'i6en 9o63eitsmari6.
Ma6 ser 9rauung fano Elm @m<
pfang fir. bie 8rautleute itatt I'M
@cim Ser @ltern Ser. 8raut. Oa8
@b5tmmer mar biibl6 gei6miidt nno
Der 9od3eitsttl6 trng gelb uno meibe
Deforattonen. Die nd6iten Ser
ananbten unb tntimiten Treunoe ser
fontrabierenoen Harteien beteilisten
it6 an Der 5o@5eitSfeter,
Sic 8raut lit eine 1odter bon
5errn un6 Trau S. SO. 8ereer BON
2afapette 5omnibip unb ser 8rdrti=
gam lit ein Sobn bon @errn nno
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
SpoesfdQe*
Trau Maria Gtinot.

@an5 %unerpartet lit Tra11 Marta
5tinot T1ettagna6t I'M @etm. tbrer
Io9ter, Trau Soiepb Weibenborn an
.Summtt Mpenlte aus bem 2eben 9ez
16ieoen. Trob TIRES bobens Nlter8
bate Tie ii6 immer ser belten @eiun6z
belt erfreut uno mar nod. am ielben
Gage bel ibrer 96meitet, Trau Gaiiz
mir Sart in Gourtlano 1omnibip 5u
Belu9 sensi en-. Ste flagte iiber I'M
.pdblt6feit alS tie na6 @auie fam uno
bau6te nod btei elbe Na6t tbren @etit
aus.
Die Ser torbene, 9eborene Marta
Slbenburg, mar IN W2edlenburgz @trez
lit am 22. 6ebruar4 1910, s8ebaren:
nfo fam TN! Sabre;: 1871 NIT ttgrem.
.Gdtten S|obn Sttnot, NIT nel6em iie
li6 in ser alten @etmat I'M Sabre
1864. permdblt bate, na6 Nmertfa.
0ie Tamtlie lieb it6 5uerit IN Noie=
sale, isis. nte6er nn6 3ebn Sabre
ipdter famen lie na6 SEEM ulm no Die
Ser torbene iettber nrunterbro6en &C.
tpobnt bot. @dbreno tbreS 9ierietna
iparen iie, I'M. @emiiiegei6dft tdttg,
bts oor etua 3tpan5ig Sabren, ais tie
ii@ tn ben mobloeroienten Nubeitano
iekten. Trau Sttnbt mar Mit9lieo
beS TrauenpersinS Der ct 8aul8 eo.
lntbertiden Stride. un6 nabm reyes
Snterelie nt6t nur TN Trdl1enpslein,
ionoern audi in Ser &tr6eielbf. Bur
d3eit tbre8 1o6es mar tie 6aS dlteit
Mtt9lieo. sic mar. tbrer
euten @tseni6aften mesen allgemetn
nnb gea6tet.
Sieben &inoer >purber15 tben ge=
boren BON mel6en bret I'M Sartelten
@nbeSalter btntpeg9erafft muroen.
Die iibe1lebenben &inber ltno 5rau
Suit @ammerltn9, NipDn, @iS.;
Otto 9ttnbl, Menominee, @ts., al
bert Sttnot, 2emiston, Minn. unb
Trau Soeipb @eiBenborn, Seem ulm.
itarb por a@t Sabren. @te
miro ferner iiberlebt BON 5pei 56me=
itern uno einem 8ruber. Dieie ltno
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Grau Sobn .Domeier bon bier. Die
Meupermdblten perben IN Stem l1lm
ibrel ei9enen 9auSitano Srtinoen.
8ranbs @leikner.
Sn Der, ct. @corge fatbolil6en
Stride murben 0ienSta9morgen UNI
9 ubr SRI. Stole @letbner, 9o6ter
bon Trau Dora @leibner BON @eit
Mepton urb Gomarb q. 8ranb,
Sobn bon Serrn unb 6rau Nnton
in sic Moienfeiieln ser @be 9ei6mie0et.
Gep. Yos.f i9iirste Sen ¬en. 6rl.
2eona 8rano, cine S6mei ter bes
r8lautieams nnb Tre6 @leibner, 8ruz
Der loer @raut fungierten ais 5rallz
5eu9en.
ST.. @leibner iab allerliebit aus 1T
iblem @o9aettSfleio BON negligent &tz
las un6 trug einen S6leter. Na9
BET 1rauun9 fanb I'M @etm Ser Mutz
ter ser Braut Elm @mpfans fiir Bic
Brautleute itatt, an Incident ii6 nur
sic naditcn @crmanbten uno tnttm<
iten Treunbc Der fontrabierenoen Barz
teien beteilisten. Sin fetneS 9oGz
3eitsmatl ,puroe ierotert. Nbeno8
fanb Gin Sang itatt In Der ct. @eor9e
9alle unb um Mttterna6t murbe ein
feiner 2un@ ierpiert.
Die 8raut lit bier portet(baft be-
fanat uno Set 8rduttgam lit i'm 9ano=
itrabenbau @el9dft allocitert nit iei=
nem. 8ater. 0te Neupermdblten
merben bier III Stem lllm tpobnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
&o@6eitem
Northumberland

9etten @amSta9morgen reidte SRI.
8eiite SSmal0 bem NuSerforenen
TIRES Ser5enS, Duane @olfgram, bte
@anb gum ld0niten 8unoe 0eS 2ebenS.
Ste 1rauung murbe IN Manfato poll=
5ogen. &ep. 8aben ipru6 Sic btnbenz
ben @orte un0S Clifford &oiequiit ufb
9a5el Ssmalb fun9trten alS 1rau=
3eugen. Dte 8rant lit etne 9o6ter
BON Serrn un6 Trou gilbert 81. Ss=
malb BON bier unb ser 8rduttgam lit
eth Sobn BON 9errn nnb Tra1 W}orrtS
@olf9ram BON MtnneapoltS. SET
q. SO. Osmalbs fano ein @mpfang fir
bic. 8rautleute itatt unb etn fetne8
9%o95ettSmabl murbe ierpirt. Dts
9o65eitS Til@e paren fir bieie Sc
sgenbett 9ei6madDou befortrt. Dte
g}euoermdblten traten nod benielben
SIG eine @o65eitSreiie per Nuto mad
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

brtngen. Ser geritorbem err
blidte baS 2idt ser Melt am 3. SUM-
1913 I'M Sberamt @eiSlingen, Miirz
te1nberg, Dentldlanb. Wit ben 81
team; Serrn unb Trau Garl Meati6;
FAM er TIM Sabre 1854 mad Nmerifai
un0 5mar nod Chicago no lie iid,
5pet Sabre aufbielten ebe iie m6
Mtnneiota famen nno It'd tmgSabre
In Weit N@nton IDipnibip etrc
Setm itdfte nabmen nnbb fid Dem
Iderbalt mibmeter. sssrss4N sSlql1ls
rem! perebeli6te ii6. SET @erliIpalpe
NIT Tran3tSfa Noeiiex. ietnerl \ It'll 4 i
siberlebe1ben @attim 9lI1r,aa llt
ing mlrbe bon, Gep. N(ler. Bergboo1tbI
iii Ser fatbolilden &trNe III ct.
9Weor9e p%oll5ogen. DieIe She plrbe
.bur6 foleence5 neun &tnoer 9elegnet:
,6ranf uno Miliam Mat{6, Mep
ulm; @olfgang Mati6, @eif Stem
ton; Saeob Matl6, Marine Sffi5ter;
rau Tbeo. Iomaidfo, Stem ulm;
tTrou Gbnep @riegs, Mariballtopn,
Soma; Sri. 2eno Mati6, Chicago
rno Mnra uno Marp. Mati65 melde
nod gu. @anle linb. ST nitro ferner
iiberlebt BON linem 8ruber, 8ern<
barb Moti6 urlo elmer 96meiter,
tTrau @briit @6lumpberger, betoe
bier in Stem lllm mobnbaft. Das
.9et6enbeganentS fano Montasmorsen
INN 9 1br bon Ser fatbolti6en Stride
gu ct. George aus itatt uno Ste Set
iebnng erfolgte auf bem fatbolti9en
Trtebboi neben Der Stride,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Mtnneapolis an nnb tperben mad benz:
Is. SSftober fir. tire, 6reunoe int
@rano Sotel S1 @anie ieur. DN
8raut lit cine Nbtturientin Der bteli<
gen @odi6ule uno Ser Mc9Bbatl
Wfuitf 9hule. 5ie lit bter portetl~
bait befanr1t nno TIRE pielen Sreurbe
ertbieten ben 8rautleuten sic berg
li6iten @litfniini6e.
&aasz Sang.
i 0ienStnaabenb um Z TIFF 80 pl1rz
Ben Sen 5qass u11b Sri. Moeltne Sang
i'm, fdtbolii6en YfarrbaiS in Die So
ienfeiieln Ser .Gbe. sel6mtebet. Nep.
59@linfcrtf i6nr3te SEN ¬en IN
5@egentpart- BON 9errn uno Trau
.Mnbrem S, @elget, tpelde als 1rauz
'3eugen ~fungirten. Na6 Ser 1rauz
ung begaben it'd bie. Brautleute nnb
nabe 8ertpanote uno tnttme 6reunoe
Der 8rauileuie na6 SEM Seim BON
9errn unb Trau Selget mo etne 9ez
miitli6e @o65eitsfeter itattfano u11o
Elm feines 9o65eitSm abl ierpirt murbe.
Die 8raut lit etne Iodter bon 9errn
un0 Trau @uitap Sang mpbnbaft on
gforb Minnelota 5trabe unb Der
8rdutisam lit ein Spbn BON 9errn
l.nb Trau @uitap @aaS, Moro Setter
ION 5trabe. nnb, bat cine Nnitellung
bel ser Stem u1m See So. Sic Neuz
permdblter merben ii6 bier in Stem
l1lm ibren ei9enen 9ar1sitano grim
sen.
9pl5=S drpeber,
il 4 Gine biib{6e 9pb3ettsfeier fano
@pnntaena6mtttag poriger Mode UNI
p lbr 80 in Set Wtcollet l1ltberti6en
&ir6e 1tatt alS Sri. Minnte S6roeoer,
1o6ter bon @errn unb Trau Mlbert
|@hroeoer Don Micollet .Tomnibtp
|nno @arl 6ol8, Elm iunger Tarmer
BON 9ittle Sails itd Ste Sdroe, ret6z
ten gum i90ni ten 8unoe oe8 2ebenS.
Die 1rauung murbe bon Haitor S.
&oebler pol5o9en in @esenpart BON
elmer 9roben Nn5abl 8ermanoten nno
6reunoe. Die 1rau5eugen maren
Sri. Mlma @6roeber unb @itber
Oa1manr1, un0 9erman 9ol5 uno
Srpin @6roeber. Ma6. ser 5rau=
nng. fan6 ein Gmpfang itatt fir Die
8rautleute I'M 6eim ser @ltern Ser
Braut no. li6 nabe5ua35 Tamilten 5uz
lammenfanoen UNI bic iungen 2eute
gu begliidmiini6en. Sin fetne8 9odz
aeitsmabl mnrbe ierniert. Die Neuz
permdblten merben tbren etgenen
9au8lta griinben auf ser Tarm oeS
BrdutigamS In ser Ndbe BON 9tttle
Tall8, Mtnnefota.
8re6ts@ un5tfer.
Mittmo6 lebter ISOLDE INN 2 l1br
80 na6mittag8 ret6ten it6 I'M lu<
tberil6en Bfarrbauie IN @ourtlano
Iomnibip Mrtbur Bre6t, 9obn BON
6err11 unb Trau Tteobore 8redt bon
@ourtlano Tomnibtp uno SRI. @itber
Snn5tfer, 1o9ter BON 5errn unb Trau
Qoren3 Sun5ifer au6 BON 1omn
Gourtlano bie @dnoe gum i96nften
Bunbe beS 2ebens. Ba1tpr S. Straz
fen ipra6 sic bt1benben @orte tn
@ege1luart BON SRI. Tbelma Bre9t,
ether @9meiter beS 8rdutt9am8 uno
Nlfreo Sulfe, einem @ouitn Ser 8rant.
SIM @eim see, @ltern beS 8rduttgamS
8rQutigamS fano no6 Der 5raunng
eine biibi6e 9emiitlt6e 9o63eitSfeiez
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

gorbereitung gum aon5ert. -Sra1..
f(3um 9ienitmdb@en) $50, MIN Mir
nod BEN Yel5mante1 unb meinem
Mann @atte fir Sic 9bren, Damn ltno
mir fertigl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Oeitreiienber (aufatmenb) ~@ott
SAINT, bnB sic enb1i9 Sic ida1ber@
bpfte 3igarre berni6tenl"
Bauer: uSa, Sic 3iagt NIT re9t,
Sic raud' l. iebt in Der Yfeifnl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Ser @nti6ulbigunssbrief = l1nier
9tenitmdb9en bat Inn l1rlaub, 1peil if
re Tante 16fper erfranft lei. Sic err
bielt l1rlauby fubr fort unb lieb ni6ts
bon ii9 bDren. @nbli6 fam Elm
Brief: =
ugnt1dnIbigen ena' Srou, boB id
ni6t eber fpmmen faun, aber balten
sic, bite, meine 9tele fret, meme
Sante ittrbt, 10 i@neI 1ie fann. Sc
griibt Minnn." a
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Mobern. = Satin: ~9a bu ni6t
in Ser Gage biit, MIDI 1tanDesgemdb gu
n%nterbalten, febre id 81 meinen 81
tern 5uriid.lq &annlt bn mir unre9t
geben?," -
Su1tger gbemann (fleinlaut /:
uuNein - nimm MIDI mitl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Sc na6bem. = uMa, 8operl, SET
@ata. bat bod g'iagt, er mub per@
refine"
vMaa, iebt nimmal"
vSoI @arlum 0enn metz"
u@r fat a a 8elpdbrnngsfrtlt
g'friegtl"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
SUGAR

N~w York July ,i-.AH active hus'-
ness occurred IN III" market tCr raw
SUGAR today. and rrlr-e were shade
higher on = sale ., $1,000 haE> Of CUbSS
IN port at ,hree cents Z. l. Z. 10 l"cal
re.ner. cQua, n i6l duty paid fer cen
triru-al. which was tho spot price at
the riosc "a the markc; other sales
were a. follows $1,000 haE% san r"mln
-ors due 20 arrive At 2 lB-l6 C /. {,
thirty thousand hays ''uhas in port and
due Sc C. (. {, sixty thousand hays
Porto Rico july shipment sc :. |. t..
1890 hays Brazil centrifugal due next
week ? Il-lS. $1,000 bags Philippine
rrntr!uEal due August : 4itc e l. (:
Is alo bags due AuEuS, IN. {" c I. T.
The raw sugar futures market was
generally firm all day on the st~adier
Sro, ,nAc%e' on Wa Street buying and
.ocal covrrrnr Tho close was Ten :"
fourteen points no, higher. July closed
800. Septeub~r sos. .'"ocmhsr g.7S.
January ell; March 2.sS. AL bid
Tho market for reHned was ais, n-r-
% with an Improving demand and tire"
r~Aners advanced their prices or Nne
granula,ed n SIS At which A fair
mount Of business vas done Thu Iango
on IN. Eranulated was 20 l." : & but
y.rv nttle vas Offered a, the inside
price.
Refined sugar futures wer" nominal
r. absence OF business AMI r!oS"1 70
IS points net higher. July c.oae' e.,
September 80 and Dc"enhNr ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
IRON REVIEW

New York, July - The Iron Age. N
IT'S weeEly ,"mraarY or Inc ron anu
steel trade. Il! say
Less rather thnn more buying. has
followed the formal posting OF ne"
prices on steel last week and stee.
works operations have not improved.
buyers do not question that prices are
GENERALLY below cost. but they ne"d little
Steel and await the effect OF labor and
fre:eh; adjustments
Further wage reductions by indie
D. ndent steel companies will 50 Into e.
foot Jyly IL The rate for common IA
Dor is reduced from SIC 10 30C per hour,
making the to.ui reduction from the
rcak about - per cent. The Steel Cor
roration ev abo.ishinS the hour basic
day. comes to SIC per hour for common
labor. There are predictions OF a &c
rate before the downward revision is
s,oprcL A, against l9c before tn" war.
IN ono eastern NIL town as low AS zoe
Is now be;na pad.
TITO ,uderrndcn' sheet and tin Plate
mills made settlement at Columbus
rhio. on July 3. with n" union workers
which means N per cent lower labor
cost. The western bar Iron scale Is yet
TO be fixed Two Independent sheet
makers who signed the seal" last year
ara expected TO operate on the open SAoH
pan in future.
The hopeful! developments NJ ire W"'k
arc tho certainty OF government action
rr.c,.irs many millions 70 the railroads.
Tho continued award o. repair orders
rreat activity at autonob:!" works than
49, counted on iast month, ann an APP
vrc.f ,".c increase IN 1iS ron buying.
Market prices OF some products IN
ciuGln. not and cold rolled strip steel
are no, well defined lrT"sularlty ap-
rra-s also IN seamless tubes
Marked increase IN interest ~ NE
rar, OF mig iron buyers IN S"T"TA I'M
no--a,, crntcrs. with sales ~ far tor
,,r.s has caused a more cheerful SEN
,,r.1t and business Is being taken al
further rrire cornerstone. southern iron
has declined soc and AZ Chicago char-
coal has been marked down Sl.oo while
orhc- grades have declined 81 IN that
,r,rkr' a~d lowcr pr,res are also noted
at Pittshursh. where an ofer :" buy
I 900 ions sf has:c a, SIS or 81 50 be-
,nw the prevailing quotation ia con-
adhered 70 reprns.r' the view ~ buyers
Rails gro the chief Item IN the eH'
mort trad" The itk!n and Mukd"r ran
rav ir7ulrv has herr increased from
~ mn % V. nnh TONS and the aa'ar' IS
,,n.r,.- ,n,s .,ou,h on aSnn tons tol
Argentina, IT, Rric7an mil! which '"ot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
\, !. STOCKS

New York. July I4.-Bus.ness on the
stock exchange today registered me 'oN
ebb OF summer apathy as 'adicA'eu ~
the volume Of transactions, when care
Is ,oalled $4,000 shares
PrlcA changes amonE S'accN9" stocks
were IN Keeping with 'he>" Nt"sn''"'
conditions. holdInS within mario" '"'-
rs. but speculative issues OF tHe N'ee''
.cutpmen;. OIL motor and u;.ity groups
were subjected - w.dar fluctuations
under professional pressure.
Mexican Petroleum again asserted s'S
leadership oota AS - activity ana HFee-
ular!,y OK movement. It's extreme 'aHse
% oo:n;s eliminated n ne; loss ~
So points. Oils and the general -
were a, loves, .evc,s IN he .a'eE 6cA''
inSs.
specific instances 81 weakness lnc!un-
.d Western Union Telegraph a, not
loss Of .. points. also Cru,:3.". Heth-
l.hem and United States S,ee's. Genera!
A,e.trl,. Chandler Mot"r and SUnAtra
Tobacco Rails Of ,A@ 2ctte- type moved
within a s:Ga.. area. bU; easel irregular
y az the close.
The money ,as-k": repeated IS course
az Yesterday cal loans an.d.ac ~ SIN
percen, until tho ma. hour. when - =
nercen, was raid The SIX percent rAi"
Tor ,;rue loans was shaded - ~ with
IIb.r,v bonds as collateral. but time ae'
commodacions were Am;'"d !" snort
periods
Dealers reported very iscHt o2"ra''onS
IN foreign exchange. London ana tAe
continent gain reacti3S ~ favor ~ ms
market; The proposed German '7eH't ~
American bankers FOR TlrcnoN"' >. '""i
RtuSs and other raw mateT''.S '"e'Neu
no material change IN GERMAN OF AUS
TRAN rates.
Tn. feature .: ne bond ns~ket was
.,a -aadv saie OF the new sac Of Mich
Ica, oh-yaar s., issue Liberty and VIC
+ory issues were srrn - strong. bur rails
And trdustr,a,s gan lacked a definite
trend. Url,ed Kingdom 5o's and BEL
r,an IS featured tHe improved tone oe
fo-e.xn bonds. T0ta. Sa."S lpar vafnS'
Slo.7TS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

'rhieaEo July lt--t'artle, receipts. H.
ono. yea:lIngS StroIG lNN"f steers mos.
iy steady, prime warnings, $50: h'S'
natIvr steers $50. bulk beef steers = ,
(; \ -. she stock $50 to 25c i"W"?. lr,h
lat COWS and heifcrs 4.h0T6.jo. carn"'a
and cutters, mostly > 90 n $50 huI,-.
MOSTLY steady: bologna bulls. 5.0oTa.i0
butcher bulls. largely. SISft6.b0. hulk
vcalers. lo.5oGll.no: .,tockers and food
N-S dun and steady.
Hogs, rtcSIPts. u 900. market active.
largely Iac 10 CSC higher than yt~'"r.
davis average: mined and packing
grades M most. closing strong. ho,d-
over moderate. top. .o.-a: bulk hetr"-
grades. $500 l0.la. k.,st packing SnWs.
+n@S.76. rigs, l0c 20 CSC higher. hulk
desirable. 10.ooT 1910
sheep. receipts. 1000: sheep. ruIls
and feeder lambs St~idv; fat lambs
mostly CSC lower: native lamb t"p.
II So. hrlk O5Crl0.T5. Oregon tee
YEA Old w~,h~->. $50. Fat cues. 500
down. res, feeder lambs, 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE.

New York. July - -Ru'.cr ARR.
creamery hiSher han eItras. a Z q -
creamery extras az scor") (. a t2h
creamery nrs'e tss 70 81 scorD $50
.4os: packing stock current mark. No
Z. $50 .2sh.
EGGS weak; frrsh gathered extra
nrsta .3S0.37; do. nrsts Al a..ai state.
Pennsylvania and nearby vestern hen
merry white. 'rsts 70 sH'-aA, '23 81. Do
browns, extras <l9 IS. do. gathered
bropra and mixed co!orS hrst % ex-
tras, .3sa3 refrigerator h7>tS ASH
q az
Cheese strong. state. vhoI" MIX. eats.
-rec!als lsTlsLs DO. av"rase run
,lsnG ls.: state whols milk, twins,
sr.cia,s iaH.lsr. a.. average run.
.'EL.Tls'l
Liv. rouItrv Arm, hroilers 40 4 90.
fowls 50. roosters. is.
Breasted poultry irregular western
chickens, ho1eA .2S9.a., fowls. .1h9 IS,
old ROSTERS. .lSe2c; turkeys 2HG1 IS.
Flour arm,
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pr.rmuRan LIVE STOCK.

riusbursh. July l4-Nogs. receipts
900, ,ower, heaNirs $1,000. hehVy Ecr-
kers light workers. and piss *sV''o"
slNs5.
Sheep and lambs. receipts luz
steady, top shetp. $3.50; top amoA'
$ll5n
staIv -nn sheep, S6tn. top lambs
$3.50. o
calves. recelps. 200: lower: top $3.50.
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ToI.nO GRAIN.

Toledo, Ohio July N.-Wheai, July
sl.3t: September 1856. December S!.tl
Clovarseed. primo cash $1,000. October
$500: December SITS. February
5ll.65 March 81 80.
AlsfkA, prime cash. 'ln.39. Angus,
Sln.55, October Snbn
Timothy. prime cash Sass; Sentem-
Dor $40: October 33.ns, Dec-mhnr
S3.b5.
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DRY GOODS

New York. July IL otton EoonS
continued strong In the print com
.h..ti,r and convertible taTis.ona. Job
h.,s housht household nercha ndise mod
erately. Italian. law silk was hrmer
ru,o nrodur,s were steadier. hu, the de-
nand was still restricted. Wool goods
man are planning for new lines for the
spring sea son OF 1922.
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W, J, woI.LMAE CO.'S
cLo5Ma STooX LE1313

Try private wire to A E. MAstsn q coo
New York. July 1.-THE iechn'caI
rosi,,on OF Mexican Petroleum duo 10
r.tIremen, Of many Of short commit
n.n,s caused a reaction Of ME points
from ,ts high Of 1857. Crucible Steel
continued heavy during tire afternoon
and other yteels failed to show much
rallvlne power. American Suraatra To-
la rro wa, heavy. Som. little hfe was
In,.rted into the Denver and Rio Graroe
.hs-ea bv Interstate commerce tnvestI-
sa,ion, Denver sold Al "a. Tho western
rails held fairly we'll In face OF no.
weather Influencing crop reportA
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CHICAGO GRAIN


Ch!caSo. July ,4.--Wheat made
fresh advance IN prices today stimnsat I'D
~ word OF muah black rust IN Manitoba
and OF !rreparable damage IN mo 90,
nestle spring crop bet. The market
With September l.3I% T. l.2"i. and ue-
ceuber I.35 20 l.3Sk r"Tn ."St ! To
lac. oats finished a. - decline :"
Ike advance. and prov!H'"7S 90 OF 1"
&c Up.
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LIBERTY bonds

NNu York. Jniy Il liberty bonds
closed. AIS SIS 81. mrs. IS e. ~ see
sra = 'Si - f-s' - = $50. second
G,'s. So. ni third - AL n fourth
f,'e. * ." N'~'rrv = = 31s.I.. T.c-
torv. 4As. 1854
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n. order bid 4So francs or close 10 '3e
per ton e 1. T. SantIfe, while the lowest
bid from the United States vas 'ez'l''
A 5000 ton g:rder rail- "Tde- 'or
Toronto car Iaa taken This week VII.
he rolled at Bethlehem.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

wn.e.as. w Va. Tu.y -. II.
Furnished Tho lGtsE:sencer oy A:
Las,nn e. 20 members OF the New Yorl
StocS Exchange National Bank Build
Ing, wheeling. W. Va, Louis +. Brane'
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PETROLEUM

chi CRY, Ia. Juiy li.--Credit balances
s. = Runs 81 ~. average t,f30. Ship
meats 40 9p2. average I0.-S1-
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling. " Va July -, 81.
Fcrnisaed Tho intelligence by A. E
hasten Co. members Boston Stock
EIcharge second floor National Ba nk
- W Va. EldE
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cosb quotations. W'nea'.--Nc rsd
l2T6laS. No. hard. 1851 q $50. Corn
No . mixed 6:TstA; 80. ye,iow'
No white 3SQ27. Pork nominal.
Lard ll.l2. Ribs. 10 SEA $50.
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To help you rave Is the mission Of
lnt.lligenccr Want Ada
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W Va. July - Al
Furnished The IncelGeencer by A. 2
Aas,en 4 Co. members E.w York stock
Exchange Second floor National BAat
- " Va HidE
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To;al sales $4,000 shares.
NEW YORK CURB MARKED

WheeIlns. W Va. July II. p.
Reported by \. 4. Masion q Co. Nom,
,ers New York Stock Exchange. sscona
..,a- National BApk o. W. Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W Va. July a, 81.
Daily quotation Est Wheeling Stock
Exchange compiled for Tie latsiil-
ReDrey
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheel!Hs " Va. luly ~ 81
Furnished The lntNliGencer by 4. Il
Masten 4 Co m.mh crs Now York St"cf
Exchange, second floor National lam
~ u Va RldH
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Jay s. %.
Furnished Tho Intelligence by A z
aAs.en & Co. members Pittsburgh Stock
EIch9re second floor Natlona! Bank
~ PId1
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. W Va. July 4. Il.
Furnished by Henry L Dohsrty & Co
h-oush Wilson Investment company,
Mutual Eank Building.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-04-07
Pigeon ROOst

Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Winfree of Dy-
er's Branch were with relatives here
the weekend.
John Barnett was at home the week
end.
Herbert Agee has moved his fam
lily to Brush Greek where they will
make their future home He has ac-
copied the position as rural route mail
carrier.
A few people enjoyed a birthday
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. E. Agee.
Mr.. and Mrs Slavin Eastes, Lena
and Hershel Bradley of Higgins Creek
were here the weekend.
Charles Floyd has returned from
Kentucky.
F. T. Pritchett was in Nashville re-
Gently.
Charles Smartt of Lascassas has
been visiting his sisters, Mrs. II. L,
Gholston and Mrs. Hershel Phillips