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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02
IS ST. LOUIS FOR BRYAN.
Figures That Indicate Defeat for
Mckinley There.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Oct. lin 1894 St
Louis county gave c.. A. Towne Ren
oSfo plurality for congress. In 1892 St
LOUIS county gave Harrison, Rep. 1471
piuralIy. In 1896 st. Louis county will
give W. ]. Bryan, Lem, 800 nInra III ,. =
and Fowne, fusion silver candidats
l,zo0 plurality. AS In all other sec,
tions politics is decidedly mixed here
and difficult to forecast. Towne the
silver candidate for congress. will rI1n
about 400 votes ahead of Brysn. on his
personal popularity, and its tendency
10 lnnuence voters undecided on the
currency question. At present the ont
lcok is as above. Three months ago
ToWne's plurality would have been
almost quadrupled and Bryan's woIId
have been doubled. On election dav #
may be changed again, and as the
tendency has been to lower the silver
piuralities 1T may wipe them out bv
that time. Three months ago Duluth
was called hotbed Of silver. The Re-
publicans and the National Democrats
had then done no work. however. and
the silver men had been agitating fo,.
several years. The National Demo
cratic ticket will poll about 10 per
cent of the Democratic votes while Nc
Kinley will get number of Democratic
votes.
LII Lie sclOONG S-AlG1llSslL IL Will De seen
that the county gave Towne big plu-
rality two years ago. This was be-
cause of the Republican landslide and
the fact that NJ r. Baldwin, the Dem
ocratic candidate. had made Demo-
cratic enemies by voting to place a
tariff on iron ore. II is estimated that
this county will cast 1900 votes this
year. To get majority of 1,200 Towne
will have to get so per cent of the Dem
ocratic vote all of the Populist, and 20
per cent Of the Republican vote. AT
the present time he would do this.
later he may not though 1t Is likely
that al have made up their minds by
this time for certain The iron ranges
will give 5000 plurality against Bryan
and Towne. Duluth win give Towne
1000 plurality and Bryan 1000 majority.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02
WHICH OR NEITHERs
Pertinent Question for sewalI md
Watson.

Watson,
PHILADELPHIA Oct. The Amer.
lean of this week will print an editorial
with the caption, "SeWall or Watson
W nlch or Netther?" In which 1t calls ON
poth tnose gentlemen to withdraw in
order that Chairman Jones may name
candidate who will be acceptable to
all interests. Mr.. Barker writes;
Bryan Is acceptable to all. But
SeWall is not Neither Is Watson. We
lmpugn neither the Americanism of Mr..
SeWall nor Mr.. Watson, Neither Ia
recognized by all parties as the man
Tor the crisis. Mr.. Sewall is not ac-
ceptable to the Populists The Demo.
Gratis viii not take Mr. Watson. What
then, are we to dc? ?-SNe answer: Take
them both down. Put up a candidate
acceptable to all Americans.
Such a man can certainly be found.
Who that man Is, is not for us to say.
It is not for Democrats or Pcpulists Or
blmetallic Republicans. The man for
the place must not be the candidate
OF any party; he must be the candidata
or all. 1t is for the trusted leaders oR
our Wage-earning classes, In unison with
the leaders Of the Democratic and Pop.
ulist parties and of the bimetallic Re-
publicans to say who that man shall
be. The election is on in five Weeksf
but there is yet time to take down both
Messrs. Sewall and Watson and put uu
new man. who will stand for all
Americans. If this is done, nothing can
prevent the election of Mr.. Bryan by
an overwhelming vote.'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02
LIND AND M'KINLEY.
These Are the Pole Horses I'm Wash
ington County,


Special to the Globe.
SALTWATER, Msnn., Oct The
political situation in Washington
county Is practically UNCHANGED. There
Is no way OF Disgusting the fact that
there is a strong free silver sentiment
here. particularly in the city, where
fully one-haIf of the vote of the coun
ty Is cast, but conservative men place
the probable plurality of Mckinley at
from 500 to 800 votes in the entire
county. Many Democrats have decid-
ed to support Mckinley in the coming
election, but the desertion from the-
Democratic ranks is more than made
up by free silver Republicans who are
doing all they can for Bryan. Nelson's
plurality for governor In 1894 was 913.
ana his majority over both Oven and
Pecker was only III, but this year IL
is an even thing in the gubernatorial
contest, and 1t will not be at ali sur-
prlslng II Lind gets a small majority
over Clough. although leading Repub-
hcans figure that Clough will nave .
majority of at least 400, basing their
ngures on a strong Cough sentiment
among the farmers In all parts of the
county. From thorough canvass of
tne county your correspondent ven
lures the prediction that the fight for
the governorship in this county will
pc very close, and tllats Lind Will re-
ceive more votes than Bryan, many
being found who have stated tbeir
preferences for Mckinley and Lind
In presidential years the Republican
majority in this county is a little larg-
e1 than In other years, being common
ly inquired at 1,000, but because of the
splt In both parties it is hard matter
20 say just what majority Mckinley
WIN nave IN November. number of
the leading Democrats were interview-
ed today, and they all say that Lind
VIII carry the county, basing their as
sertlon on the fact that Nelson only
had ~ votes more than Becker and
owen two years ago. Being asked if
na Iney old not think that number Of
democrats would vote for Clough. thew
replied by saying that two Republicans
would vote for Lind for every Demo
crat voting for Clough.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02
BULLETIN OF
TIE ST. PRUL GLOBE.
FRIDAY, OCT. 2.
Weather for Today
Fair and Warmer.

PAGE L.
Political Sentiment in the State.
Lind Talks at Red Wing.
Watson Inclined to Withdraw.
PAGE g
Great Market Hall Meeting.
State Political Gossip.
Proceedings of the Assembly.
Tax Rate Fixed at 15.1 Mills.
PAGE 3.
News of Minneapolis.
Iowa's Semi-CentenniaI.
AdIai in "a Reviewing Stand Disaster
PAGE q.
Editorial.
Ohio Day at Canton.
Bryan ut Wheeling.
PAGE ..
MiIIers Win the Cup.
Days Racing Events.
Aberdeen COursing Events.
Storm Death List Over 100.
PAGE @.
War on Superior Inspection.
Railway Gossip.
Bar Silver 60 3-4c.
Cash Wheat in Chicago 6S3c.
Bear Raid on Stocks Failed.
PAGE z.
News of the Northwest.
Wants of the People.
PAGE q.
G. A. r. and School Board Agreement
Lepah COnfesses a Shooting.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02
WATSON DUMPED.
Father OF Alabama Populism Ous
for SeWall.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. Capt.
Reuben Kolb, father of the PopuItst
party in Alabama and editor OF the
Peoples Tribune. the organ of the
party here, is out in an editorial over
a column and half in length in which
he comes out for Bryan and SewalI
and the entire ticket and the Democrat
ic candidate for congress, throwing
Watson overheard with DR.. G. B.
Grove, the Populist candidate for CON-
gress. He contends that the PopuIists
are for Bryan but cannot do anything
for him by voting for Bryan and Wat
son. Kolb and his lieutnant, Peyton
G. Bowman, have been invited to take
the stump In Indiana and Illinois for
Bryan and Sewall, and 1t Is probable
they will accept.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

The don,estics OF Indiana have
formed a union demanding the use of
the parlor Sunday afternoons and
threatening to boycott non-union pies.
1t can be easily seen that. IL the girls
stick to their resolves. they will be
working in other states before the
anow fiies
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBL1CANs.
ST. Louis Platform and Ticket
Heartily IndOrsed.


Heartily IndOrsed.
BOSTON, Oct. 1.-The Massachusetts,
Republican state convention met here
today for the nomination Of presidential
electors and state officers. The pro-
of the convention was accomplished
with celerfty Ex-Gov. J. A. Brackett
and w. A. Halle, of Springfield, wera
designated as electors at large Roger
Wolcott, who has filled the executive
Office since the death of Gov. Green
haIge, was unanimously nominated for
follows:
Lieutenant governor, w. Murray Craneg
secretary OF state, William M. OIin: treasurer
and receiver general, e. p. Shaw; auditor,
John w. Kimball: attorney general, Hosea
M. Knowlton.
The platform indorses sound money.
protection and the ST. Louis ticket.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Rev. Jacob Newland has succeeded
In raising coffee in Kentucky. This is
distinct gain for the Bourbon state.
as hitherto it has been largely engaged
In raising short horns and hades.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Somebody is drinking too much cam
paign whisky. The revenue receipts for
September at Peoria were $3.50, 900 larg-
er than year ago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02
MOVEMENT OF STEAMSHIPS.

VERPOOL-Arrived: Pennland, Philadel-
phia.
PLYMOUTH-Arrived: Columbia, New York
for Cherbourg and Hamburg.
GENOA-Arrived: Werra, New York.
LONDON-Arrived: Massachusetts, New
York.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

In the event of free silver victory.
Senator Teller says we would have
good times within twenty years. Sem
ator, we know way of getting good
times quicker than that.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Electric carriages are going into use
In Paris. The cabbies will be expected
to say, "Have an automobile?'' but will
no doubt abbreviate it to Have an
aut?"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

1t has been ascertained that the oy-
ster business began about 1000 years
ago. And yet the oyster of today shows
no more disposition to talk than the
oyster Of the period B. c..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Mr.. Bryan takes an unfair advan-
tage of lot of dead statesmen by
claiming their views coincide with his.
He can name precious. few live states
men who agree with hm.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

The rainy season has struck Cuba.
and Gen. Weyler is to be recalled. If
Spain's good right hand isn't para
lyzed, it would pay her to release her
hold on Cuba
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

The laugh is on the Republican ma
tional committee. A carload of its
campaign literature was strewn dur
ing wreck over a seven-acre lot.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Mayor Pingree has declared for gold
Pingree is what might be known as an
accommodating candidate.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Let everybody brace himself for the
flood of talk from Tom Watson immedi-
ately after the Georgia election.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Mr.. Cleveland isn't going to hurry
about writing that Thanksgiving proc
lamation this year, as he will feel
quite as thankful after the election as
before.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Some good may come from this prize
aght agitatien after all. The gentle
manly Mr.. Sharkey threatens to break
MIR. Corbett's neck on sight.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Well, Mr.. Altgeld. you have another
month for talk, and then the people
viii put some wood where you can saw
It.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

The sultan is trying to square ac-
counts with Gladstone by preventing
the publication of his address in the
Turkish newspapers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

What is going to happen? Mckinley
has made two speeches this week with
out referring to the issues Of the cam
paign.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Capt Kolb has come out for Bryan,
Sewall and the whole ticket in Ala
bama. This will not be the most pleas
ant news in the world for one Thomas
Watson.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02
HARD FALL.
Parachute Artist Dropped rhrea
Thousand Feet.

PAOLA, Kan, Oct. 1.-George B.
Anderson, alias Snyder, today attemptr
ed to make a parachute drop from q
balloon. When about 1900 feet In the
air, he attempted the feat, but the par
achute did not open readily, and when
it did open, the rope tied to Anderson
broke and he fell to the ground dead,
His ribs were broken on both gides5
also his right arm. The force Of the
fall made a hole In the ground four-
teen inches deep.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

The newest name for the college
freshmen this year is the double nits."
This pretty closely fits the case.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

1t serves you right, Bismarck Write
your next letter in Texas English if
you want the Texans to understand it,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Wheat continues In the kite business.
The December option is now close to
70 cents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02
EVENTS TODAY,

Grand-The Ensign, S.15,
Park Church-Concert, 8.
Assembly HaII-SiIver Meeting, 8,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Mr.. Porter will know what he is run
ming against when he strikes wall in
November.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Mr. Tillman should frame that pitch
fork before it is captured.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Even Mr.. Sewalrs barrel refuses to
talk
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

The answer made is as shown by his letter:
Attorney Generals Office, ST. Paul, Dec. g.
1S91.-Hon. John Lind Washington, d. c.;
Dear Sir: Yours Of 22d inst. at hand. Please
accept thanks for attending to case. In re-
gard to the appointment Of Mr.. Skinner per-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-02

Continued ON seventh Page.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-14
Roe! R Psxlissi:
AH@OEuJTEEY DURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

u certificates OF election 20 the uAudi.
dates entitled. This brought 10 focus
the question Of validity Of the eltc.
uon, nn1 tho hoard discuntd II NJ
length. Finally retolutuu was
adopted calllug upon the county nttlf.
noy 10 submit a. the chnvastinF board
On opinion ~ to the duties " the boafd
IN the prentice, whfrsupon tho tt nfI
adjourned uttil . pm. next Iuraduy,
nj which time the opinion lie RETURN.
Hblc. The resolution IN luil appour1 in
another column.
County Attorney whitiem1fe Ia *.
peeled, In the opinion be Will Submit,
20 treat the constitutional aspects q
tue question OF come length hud g.
hold that the ballot u not secret g. the
degree and tu the sense contemplated
by the COnftiiutiou. lie " REPORTED ~
having 90 oIpfssssd hlms u at the
meeting of the oanvstaing b0afd yos.
'sfday. IL Ia further expected That
be viii aiviso the board 90 fo'ufr
10 ifiue certificates Of gelsotior,
with n view to having claimants 'of
them Institute mandnmus Proceedings,
when the whole MISTER viii BE- htatd
and determined ~ the courts.
The county attorney aud commits
flonufs are understood 10 take the
position that oil questions ~ 10 the
val iiy Of the election ought IN 10 d.
ttfminCd ~ soon ~ pos ihle,aa they ne.
crs.afily Involve matters Of the hi bot
importance TO the people 81 the Stale.
After the shove was Ia type, County
Attorney Whltiemofo stated 10 n
NEWS representative that no was
thoroughly WINGED In HE own
mind that the ballot provided for by
the election law was not u secret ballot
a. contemplated ny the Conatiiution.
He said be had freely Expressed this
opinion on different OCCASIONS, but
whether this failure to CONFORM 10 the
Constitution In framing the election
Law had the effect OF invalidating an
election held under that law, was an
other question entirely, Ahd ON II he
had not yet expressed Nh opinion, nor
would he do ~ until the illinR VI his
uanvaasing board. Hu init.
inalod that bis mind was MI
July made up 80 10 this poirt, which
10 the vital one Of the wbOle matter.
The canvassing board will undouht.
eddy be governed by his advice. 10 u
IL 10 the effect that the defect In the
law invalidato the election, then n
Dig contest, involving Immense Inter.
este, 10 on. Hut n he takes the ground
that the election 10 valid, nolwithsiu nd.
ing the defects In the law, u seem
10 ely that tho ceflilratol " elect N
will issue aud n contest ia this c0unty
viii be avoided.
No doubt other county canvisilur
boards throughout the State will follow
the example OF that OF B,lt Lahv
county; and good deal would seem
10 hang on Mr.. Wbiitsm1to's opinion.
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TEACHERS MONTHLY MEETING.
lnttrssling Taper. Read ob subjects
CONNECTED Wlih School work

Tho usual monthly meeting OF N,
teachers Of this city was hold al tho
hieh school this morning. Inc Of
tendance was COCO, and tue rapets
read we're Oh character bearing upon
the trend Of modern uneS. Tho cub.
ipcip we're A. illlowG
"rho slait'a Warrant Tor Educating
lie CluEens" Mrs. tl H. Csnady,
Washington iobo3i; "rhc ildiviJuai's
Dtbi to Society,"" SITE. FIon &. Black.
burn, Sumner school, THE School a. b
Promoter Of Honesly aud Truthful
nefs." Mice 3 /. Lake, Fremont school;
"rhe discipline that will prepare Tor
law.abldinE citizenship" Miss Anna
Nanb, Lincoln schuoli "fhs sch Of
versus Caste" Miss Cora NJ. CLARK,
Bryant school; "rhe school % pro.
moicr " Patriotism" Miss Grace
Lung, Jackt0n school. "Tho school
"a promoter Of industry ami self.
helpiuinees," Miss Mary Wilson,
Washtch tcbcol; "rho school ~ \
preparation Tor tho elective fran.
ch.ae," Mr. &. W. Leek, Grant
school. At tho close Of the
meeting Clerk M9Teion distributed
checks Tor the regular monthly salaTy,
anu the teachers adjourned until Dec.
IL, when no address will be delivered
by Principal W. n. Malone, q trt
high fcl OIL, upon tue subject, "som
modern moral developments nnu thoi
~. leation to school government"
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The Morcuf LaCigalo property j.
showing some good ore these days.
Work on the Matte Incline Of The
Mofout mine vas retumei this week.
The Tinilc Miner says tina, the sale
Of one'cishtn Interest 10 the Cleopatra
Il reported this week.
Tho shalt on tbs MeTour Deep prop.
cry u being pushed vigorously, two
shifts Of men doing tue wotE.
The new Mammoth hoist IN being
erected A. speedily Ne the arrival Of tue
machinery therefor Will allow.
Bids ace boing solicited Tor the sink.
lug of the opex shafl mn additional 100
feet. IL lie now down 10 the 200
polnt.
Manager Cory Of tho Gladstone II
about 10 equip the property with n
steam hoist, when the shalt viii be
pushed down to depth Of 60J ieel.
The slockholiefs Of the Boss rwoei
Mining company will hold n meeting
In this city on saturday the 25th, tue
purpose beibg 10 elect ofiicrgs and q
board Of directors.
The latest news from the Vallejo nj
Park CITY says that samplvs Of ore
have been taken out that assay ns nigh
Ne Sl02 In gold 10 the ton, With the
ore a, a whole giving average vGlutn
Of sio.i7 In goS1 u tue ton.
Ephraim Enterprises: Geo. Il. Blair
OF salt Lake was IN town TuesIAy
MT. Blair was looking ~ q mining
deal. lie will write ~ the RIO Gfando
Western extension Tor new maya.
Eine before he feturus.
II. b. Eldridgo add vito and VII.
lard Edridgo are 10 the city end
stopping ut tho Templeton. MT.
Eidndge IL n man Of ptlminoncu In
Nvw YorE, being at ths mead Of u
large mining machiuefy establish
munt.
Tintlc Mlner The South swansea
has commenced 10 sink the fhAt from
the $50 foot level. 10 the meantime
the stopping from tbn $50 level 10 being
continued aud the usual qualtity Ul
high gTaiO ote laken out. Knowing
ones pfedic, dividend by the S@uth
Swansea Ia very short time.
NICK bpringt Nlnet' MI Itutht
Pearson IL In Venezuela. Mi. Kelsey
Informed the Miner last Friday that
he has gone into the interior where
quartz aud placer mining l. goiag on.
Mr. Peafe'n formed tho acquaintance
OF come American capitalists on board
the ship going out and II h possible be
may make some buslless arrangements
with them. They have grant from
the government 10 operate the minvs.
In that country Americans are given
every privilege. We expect 10 hear
good accounts Of MI. Pearson In thu
near iuture, being a young man u
ability o. we'll ~ energy.
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iasier nud al Ices expouse with a du.l
than b. SHAFT. An immense mineral
lied aren has been cat by the shan aud
u dofs not eeem possihle that In some
u The ttfnias a large body oi ore will
not be found. This strata now being
encountered IL composed Of porphyry.
Tho Wonder shan this week passed
the 900 foot mark 10 IL duwnwafI
ooure, 10 strata Of chifty lime. It's
said that the workmen can hear the
tho'e put Oh BY the men In the
Gilden Gate who are dfi'tiug
that way, the sounds still be.
Ing below them. This would seem
10 indicate that the voiu for
witch they are loJkins silli lice bs'
low and Vt no great distance. The
formation now baiug cut regarded Ne
being very favorable by the minofs
who holpei 10 sink the Golden Gate
SHAFT.
The Gold Dust Il showing up finoly
aud the mining fraternity "a awakening
% the fact that 10 II bcolmlug one "
the biggest properties In the district.
In the csst aim come clnnAbaf Ute,
the fifst yet found In tho mine, was
uncovered this week, anu II carries
very Satisfactory values. Ia the wust
dfiH, where tho break or fault WIS
encountered the ore has been recovered
after drifting eighty feet through bar
rem ground, ana u opnsia,s tof n large
body OF ore Of n good grade. Twelve
or fourteen men arc now employed at
the property.
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WEEK ON CHANGE.
WhluSash and Sales Ager'gaIlnG
5000 Shares
,u,r Is Tue RECORD MADE.
, ps,O,m,nal Hun Made by Centennial
rurela-So,es Of the Asrcur
aud Tiuiic districts.

vb,,sva.h anu sales Of stock AZ.
a., ,tins s,ObO shares Ia The record Of
~, week Just passed on The stock tH'
a,sse. IL follows then that the week
- decidedly dull one ~ far ~
,,,d,ns ls concerned, but from another
rslnt Of Wow, that Of establishing n
ann market, the six days last pa'1 on
,,n,rse were decidedly successful.
Csntsnhial.Eurska made phenomt'
"a, run during the week aud rose ftom
an ssking quotation Of sos on TUESDAY
"a enc Of $40 today, while the bids on
m. sane stock made proportionato
advances, going from s5b 10 $40. This
,,,lae is almost unprecedented Ia the
h,,sfy Of Utah mining stocks, snd II
causes many brokers TO give vent to
The remark, "TaEe me out anu kick
msD This expression IL given place
"a. bscau.o many Of thCm have sold
inc stock At gb5 while others have ft-
tu,sd TO take u al that figure. AZ u.
,,suds today the demand ior the stock
a, $40 cannot be appoattd. n NEWS
t,p,ttsr Attempted 10 ascertain the
rause OF this tul den change today but
Inc parry whom he gu 1h,d regarding
A merely "wiuked tbs othur eye" anu
teld, HI'Il let you know later on"
Diner stocks on the board made
,,sady gains dufing iho week, among
Them bullion. Beck, DAly.Wost and
Mstonf, all OF wgicn now occupy
tfomintnt positions ION the mai.
ltL The stocks contributing 10 toe
vosk'. trading were the Snnseas,
Mammoth, Four Aces, LucAy BIZ,
Riehm6nd Ana,onuA and Ruflhsfn
Light. Tue volume oi buiines- AL
uoush POOR, paved tho way, u Ia
theught, Tor q stsndy Improvement ali
tlouR the line, and 40 coubt TIE com.
lpg week will witness much briskrf
trading nj greatly imprOvoi ngufss.
Tutsdsy was the unfortunate Jay u
The week, when not single share
CHANGED hands duTing tho cal.
ThswSfk Of The brokers loday brought
tnt two sales on thu regular cnll. Both
Of the selling stocks belonged 10 tue
unlisted ciAa-SW autoA anu Nlitb0in
Llsht--the iofmtT Olnf nt So PCT
snafs, tue latter NJ 45l cent?.
the olo,ing ngurss we're as follows;
LISTED sTooIlA