ten o'clock
He tool a dollar with him and invested a part of it in a stock of dailies . He posted himself in Printing House square , and began to look out for customers . Being an enterprising boy , he was sure to meet with fair success in any business which he undertook . So it happened that at ten o'clock he had sold out his stock of papers , and realized a profit of fifty cents . It was getting late for morning papers , and there was nothing left to do till the issue of the first edition of the afternoon papers . `` I 'll go down and see how George Barry is getting along , '' thought Paul . He crossed Broadway and soon reached the familiar stand .