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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07

signed for canary birds. No x-terrier
subject to such treatment could possi-
ply develop Into prize winner OF
dog show.
THE SCOTCH SHEPHERD DOG.
me Collie, or Scotch shepherd dog, Is
now and long has been one OF the most
useful of his race. Sheep farming In
many parts of Scotland never could
nave been profitable without the aid of
TINS Wonderfully intelligent animal In
watching sheep, in gathering them In
their folds and In taking them to mar
ket one well trained dog can do the
work that 1t would require at least six
men to do. In Scotland, therefore, the
Collie has long been esteemed as mans
most faithful friend, and he has been
appropriately celebrated I'm song and
story In America the Collie has not
yet been extensively used In his appro-
pirate worth, but great many splendid
show specimens have been imported
and the progeny of these are very fine
and handsome. The Coilie is noted t.T
his intelligence, which is unpuestiona-
eiy as great as that of the French poo
dies, which do such remarkable things
! at tho circus. The Collie, however. has
no loneliness for tricks. He will learn
trick. learn quickly and thoroughly
t3ut SO soon as the Collie realizes that
what ne Is doing Is only a. trick, he will
do 1t agaim with much unwillingness or
not ut all. He is also a working dog
with q high appreciation OF ability
over his kennel the motto might be
appropriately inscribed. Labor souls
nobtlitat." In breeding the Collie for
the bench shows there has been a dis
position TO favor sickness Of coat and
| polntedness of head To get the former
sight traces OF the Gordon setter blood
! nave been introduced, and for the lat
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weight with ease. The mastiff Is the
ideal watch dog and for this reason ID
required 20 have both intelligence ana
courage His intelligence Is SO great
that those who have had the best OPP
uartunities of observing him are pre-
pared to maintain that he mas as hccu-
rate knowledge of property rights as q
full bench of Supreme Court Judges.
whether In such cases the maStiff ar
rfyes mt his decisions by instinct or by
reason has not been determined, but he
decide justly in all cases and In some
II would seem that the process of rea-
sonins could not have been absent.
Indeed Mr.. Winchell. Of Fair Haven.
VT the breeder of the famous Black
Prince, can give forty instances of mas
tin intelligence. some of which are al
most uncanny in their penetrating in
sight. For INSTANCE when Mr. WinohelI
entered into CORES pondencef or the sol 10
of Black Prince the deg became uneasy
and cung to Mir. Winchell with a. ma.
thetc cIoseness. When the Telegram
arrived from London closing the ba r
gain Black Prince was present and saw
II opened. He lowered his great head
put his tail between his legs and skunk
off to his kennel. From that time until
the ship that took him to England
sailed he neglected his food and would
not be comforted. 1t is pleasant To re-
late, however, that he resaiued hIs
spirits on the voyage and in England
It the bench show he is carrying off
all the honors.
The mastiff is also a most doc,,a
creature. but he will not suffer indie
lty or ridicule. To catch q. mestir,',
we and laugh at him is pretty sure ia
provoke his anger; to treat him with
lisrespect is very apt to arouse in him
III unappeasable fierceness. But ali In
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THE POINTER

Any one familiar with the work whic,,
pointer Is required to d. in The tia,1
VIII see the wisdom of this apportion.
ment, In every regard perhaps excent
.hat or color, which probably migh;
nave been left out of the accour- an.
tirely and given over to The po;nts an
portioned for legs and feet. I3ut t;,e
standard has been proved to be i'm ,be
main fair by the fact that the hench
snow winners are pretty nearly ALWAYS
good performers in the field II :.
thought that the fixed stand of INC
pointer Is due to the Modification ana
eXaggeration of the start OF surnriea
common to all dogs when first aware
or their prey. But, however II oriri-
mated. 1t Is now an instinct that 10 q
transmitted inheritance from genera
ton to genera ton. so that n nointar
PUPPY will come to a point before no
has been trained 'e
The greatest service of the beach
shows Is that those who breed DORIS in
this country are being taught that nm
impureiy bred dog Is worse than worth.
less. while purely bred dog has a
property value according to his indi-
vidual excellence and the skill with
which various pure strains have been
blended in his blood
JOHN G1LMER SPEED.
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Town OF SUFFOLK

ono street. occupied by James Hardy,
Gus other casualties are reported Ru-
mors of fatalities In country districts
can not be verified.
RATH OF TAX ASSESSMENT FIX
ED.-The County Supervisors and Road
commissioners met to-day in the Clerks
once. the following being present: Wal
ter Jordan, joint chairman: r. f.. Dley
and II. d. Brinkley, Supervisors; r. 10.
Stallings, l.. p. Brinkley, Frank Wright
ana j. Is. p. Daughtrey, Commissioners
large number of road accounts were
approved and paid. the work having
been satisfactorily DONE The Supervi-
sors acting separately froml the Commits
sioners liked the rate of tax assessment
as Follows: County levy. 20 cents; parish
levy, cents; school fund, 10 cents; road
fund. 10 cents-a total of IS cents On 500
valuation of property.
TOWN COUNCIL.-The regular Feb
ruary meeting of the Town Council will
be held Friday night. Among the mat
tiers OF interest will be the report of
the committee which was appointed on
December G, 1895. to investigate the ac-
counts of Suffolk's ex-Treasurer The
Investigations have not approached a
conclusion. but some report will be made.
MAYORS COURT.-Whit Hill. white,
drunk and disorderly; assessed So.
4h'hS Aioiiho, laaeu
So.
FALSE FIRE ALARM-A false fire
alarm was rung this afternoon about s
O'Clock. Investigation proved that 1t
was caused by wires which had been
crossed during the wind storm. When
the electric light current was turned on
contact between the wires and those OF
the alarm system caused several of each
on North Main street to be burned
through.
DRUNKEN BURGLAR CAPTURED.
john jackson, another alleged smoke
house thief, was arrested last evening
by Sergeant AEes. He is said to have
one or more aliases. When taken into
custody he was in a partially intoxi-
Gated state and could not talk intelli-
giby.
Mrs. II. S. Boykin was at home to her
young friends this evening from s to l2
o'clock. Cards and other amusements
were enjoyed.
Withcrs Division, No. Z. u. r. Is. of
r.. vii! have an important meeting Fri
day night. ut which officers for the en-
suing term will be elected.
The report circulated in Suffolk that
Luke lGure had been shot in Portsmouth
was probably incorrect. The Virgin
ian's representative in that city made
Investigations last night and could
learn OF no foundation for the rumor
with Miss Kate Holiday. Bank street.
In quotation contest Mrs. w. A. Barr
captured the prize.
Miss Mamie Watts. of Portsmouth.
arrived in Suffolk to-day for Il visit TO
friends.
Mr.. II. II. Butler, former Suffolk
boy, who is now member Of COM
mission firm in New York. was in town
to-day.
y colonial reception by the ladies of
the Christian Church will he the attrac-
ton nj the new Armory Friday night
Mayor and Mrs. r.. l.. Brewer, Jr.
have terminated a pleasant visit to
their mother IN Isle of Wight county.
Mr.. John Catogni. of Roanoke, Va,
formerly Suffolk merchant, was here
this afternoon.
Mrs. DR. G. j. Riddick returned to-day
from Visit 10 Portsmouth relatives.
Major G. ". Wright. who had an orer-
alton performed on his throat in New
York, is reported TO be still suffering
from the effects.
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Bronchial H.IeCIiOlS, Etc,

PINE
the
81 James Hotel Phone Goods Of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
The Modern Way.

Commends itself TO the well-informed
to do pleasantly and effectually what
was formerly done In the crudest man.
ner and disagreeably as we'll To cleanse
the system and break up colds. hcad-
aches, and fevers without unpleasant
after effects, use the. delightful liauId
laxative remedy, Syrup Figs Manu-.
featured by California Fig Syrup Con-.
pany.
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ter even slighter traces of the deer
fsund But this kind of tampering
Win what is probably the most purely
pred OF all the types OF dogs is sorry
BUSINESS: and is now frowned upon bv
tne Collie Club and judges In definite
Terms are cautioned against 1t. Here
IS une standard for judging Collies:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07

centrally located: good busi,,osS -
dress JOHN WILLIAMS, Newnort
NG"s, Va. Box 6I9 Tee'3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07

Ihe breeding of the Collie for bench
saiow points has not. 1t must be admit
Ecu, contributed to his utility. If. how
49,. me Collie were bred for such
i,oli.s ana also used In the fold t,,a
careful breeding would nrohah i,. w., ~
prove the type. The instinct of nm mi.
ma, Is lnhertted and is developed hv
running; the Inheritance. of coursn l.
Ereater from generation to generation
me Opposite must also be true ana re
asai,ct OF an unframed dog must de-
n, and the Inheritance of his proge-
nro,,a n,, me Collies in America arr,
acquiring the accomplishments or tbo,'
and Burns Wy ii"ss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-12
Az INTERESTING REVIEW.
summary Il Wtath'r and Crlp Condl
Gus IN uiah-sf ason Of 1896

Tho winter OF 1895 wa, moderate y
mild, the mean temperature being q.
degrees, which ls about the norma :.
Tue snowfall was much lighter Ia n
usuAl, being greatly deficient through.
out the s,u hsrn half OF the B,Atr.
Daring the cold periods OF winter the
grass and grain was amply protected
by snow, aud wintsrsi well In all sec.
lions. DURING the nrst half OF MAroh
tho weather was generally sold aud
stormy; the latter part was generals
air and vsfy favorable Tor farm work
IA all distilcls.
April was remarkable for cold ana wet
spells from thu beginning TO the end
he mOntn. A severe rlEt on tue LEI
killed about all the p0aches, cherries,
apTicos anu plumE throughout tue
southern portion u the STATE, besides
hoinE considerable damage TO gafdenp,
luneTn anu early grain. A heavy
storm passed over the state about lhe
middle Of tho month, accompanied by
snow, which fell TO the depth Of four
iuehes In tho central ana northern
sections. This was followed by n
severe cold wave which gTeatly dam.
aged fruit buds and tender vegeta.
ton. Upon the whole. the weather
conditions were rather uniavofable
10 agricultural operations. Flowing
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Reference Go It's rrsasnt CondItIan-
the ssu'h oaisas brsin raaasI.
Ia references 10 the recent sale OF the
Henry NJ. group Of claims In Carr
FOtk-a deaf which was contaminated
over week ago-tho Bingham hui.
letln say.
The group consists OF ten claims,
several VI which, Including tho High.
land Boy and Henry NJ, have been
quite largely developed, aud show orc
blocked out Of gfoss value greater
than The amount paid for the group
stated At $50, zoo; while some arc par
ually opened up, and o,hefs mere
prospects but Of much promise. with
| nearly 100000 tons 0i orc Ia Hight, the
greatest depth on the vuiu thus far al.
tanned 10 200 ioeL Developments are
now TO begin when will give the
group n common working tunnel anl
explore tho main vein NJ Considerable
greater depth,
IL is stated that Samuel Newhouse,
the purchaser, u soon 10 erect .OO.ton
cyanide plant 10 connection, anu ox.
Pc u Slg1,O 900 In IT, construction Aud
putting tue group In snape for extern
aive and economical production.
rhis should be- received with some al
lowanos, Ne Il IL probable such action
will only DO Tut 10 effect after II has
been monstfated iutt what sort OF
plant h needed. The ole values are
good, iftquenuy ~ high "a S41 and
largely 10 gold, but tn1 ore Ia refractory
Tor any single pTocess, anu pfartica
man like MI Newh0use viii be apt 20
prove to certainly what klnd Of
combination treatment vii best sVtv,
the purpose. II MS Investigations 10.
suit Ia thu erection " large anu
thoroughly success al mill. his tAkiug
hold Of tue Henry NJ. group will un.
doubleday prove ono ui Tue most i'm.
pofiAnt among Bilgham's larger mia.
ing operations. rus ore deposits are
taid by those familiar with tue property
10 appear TO b. piarltcsly ineAhtusll,
Die, while Like zoe mii riiy Of niue
VI the Oh Reliable ,amp, b barely
scratched ~ tho turi os. Nithin
lew daye plans fpr immuilaio opera.
ti0us will have been m..uftd anu
PROBABLY n considerable force Put %
work.
Thomas Wler has accepted the mau.
agomsst OF the Henry N. pfopstly.
Az 10 o suec tsiul miubf, aud Il IL TOT.
tutsts that tue OPERATIONS afe 10 be-
under his guidanue, some pfelimi.
uary work is now being done, AnI
.r.uuu viii be Ufoken Tor toe malu
lul vi within a low days,
Ouuuluiug Ia iIs Story " tho week
tIr huilsln uayii Ihb dtaln tuuurl
oil Vac 5 uih Galunh, which has been
uuyuu steadily ioT several montbs
poet, bToke into the nOith dtilt thait
monday, aud Tie great OLD mine 10
now ireo from water alter having been
Hooded NJ &c lat spring. IL 10 In iairly
guuu caulitiln, aId must better than
was tN.foIoi. The ufgin Quiet 10
about 900 ieet IA length. The snAfl II
broke into 10 90 feet utop anu 400 ftst
rom the main snalL which Is down
800 lesl. the tunnel will ultimately
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new TRIAL GRANTED
BY The Supreme Court 10 The Case OIL
DsdtTlCks rs Street Railway.
BUSINESS BEFORE JUICE mionIE.
touuiy Commlssioitrs DO away With
the S,rvlc,s Of VI. Fruit Tree
Ia,ptci,r touri Notes

Chiei Justice z,ne today handed
down an opinion Ia the case Of Joseph
Drdeflcks VI. BAIT Lake City Street
Railway Company. The case was last
u ed before Judge Street, aud on June
10, 1855, tho Jury returned n verde,
Tor damages for tho plaintiff aud
against the railway oompaEy In the
sum Of 1900. The suit was insliiu ed
to secure damages for injuries re.
celved by Dodorioks by reason Of his
having been run luto by a car Of the
defendant company. In the course Of
toe Trial before Judge Stree. tnS de-
iondant offered In evidence certain
photographs o. the vicinity 10 which
the accident happened and tho court
refused to admit the photographs a.
evidence. In the opinion the su-
prsms court says that the cour1 below
erred Ia refusing 10 ADMIT tho evidence
referred TO and therefore the judgment
Ia 10, aside and vacated and new trial
granted. The opinioa IL eoncurtod Ia
by Judge BAftoh.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cuhen-L, O. Robinson, city, \. J.
Dunsmoro, Hut Q; 4. A. Conway, Sioux
City, Iowa. James Bryan, New York,
Mae T. d. Crowley, Chicago. Mrs. A. d,
sullivan, James n. Louder, Eureka.
walker-Alr-. Sol Smith, II. A. Lang.
don, New York. left Seyboldt, Fort
Duohosne; Joseph ;. Woodruff, Chioagoi
n. T.. Darling and wife, Lohii NJ. J.
Daley and wifei Walter Mason, Cleye-
land.
Tompleton NJ. berry, 81. Loula,
Frank Coliax, New York; w. Rhodes
Now ZealAndi Jno. Morris, Denver 3.
woinhoimer, ~. Louis; NJ Eldredgo,
Rochester; J. w. Taylor and vile,
Chleagoi WIN. +. Baker, Hannibal. Mo.
Knutsford- Theodore bromley, New
York, A. A. Aolsdori, San Franclseo,
James =. Klolz. ~. Louisi Mr.. and Mrs
u. r. shedding, u. :. ~, Mare Island
T. Vein, Philadelphia; Bassott Roe
London; Mrs. George Woodward. Nov
IoTk, Robort iabef, Mrs. Julia Nor owe
Taber. New York; Geo. L. Shnup, ldahoi
4. 4. Heller, Newark, n. j., A.. 4. SwIf
Portlandi Geo. Arthur Rice, Denver,
VIM. q. 4. Koch, Aspen, Colo.i j. M,
Hogan, West Point r. ). Blue, Eureka
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Indications point 10 u recent lind OF
rich mineral having bssn made In
Snake Creek district by George Hall
aud associates. Mf. Hail returned
from that district Thuraday afternoon
With samples, and before O'Clock ycs.
terday morning was on bis way 10
balt Lake. Outside Of that the Record
has been selling n large number OF
10 auon blanks curing the past week
and l. thereby able 10 vouch that many
locations are being made som ~ here
~ tbla vicinity.
The gas engine IN use at the Cum.
beflanJ mine got out Of gear this week
and refused 10 work, nsctssitstlng =
trip 10 Silver CITY on the part OF du.
petintendent Lawrence 10 secure the
services Of Engineer Nelson In MAX.
Ing the necessary repairs. The pOsi-
ton OF the ougint--it being located IN
n tunnel several hundred feet under
gtound--milltaiss AgaiEat perfect CON.
bus,ion between the air aud gas anu
consequently alects its thufoughn sss
VI operation a. the machine requires
l0ls OF pure aif. A. a result OF thu
trouble the mine has been closed down
several days this week.
J. u. suilivan's many friends ere
c0ngtatulAting him On some good news
recently received ffDin tue state Line
district, whofH hlmieiL ex-Policeman
James Muld00n ani others are inter-
ceie1 In a mUat pIOmising group OF gold
claims, aud the Indications are that
Johnny aad Jim and their associates
Will coon be- numbered hmoug the
blosiod capitalists Of tho state. Mt.
sullivan received specimens from
vein unoo sofei IN their ground VIII ola
show returns A. follUwsi No. l, s2gl.sl
IA void anu 70 ounces Ia silver; No, =,
tgo,5l In COLA anu IL ounces In silver.
The volu is strong and regular aud
giyes every indication Of proving up
70 be abjtarzp.
Following ate the ore shipments
from the Mcintosh Sampler Tor tue
pteseni week. silver Klng, i,U7e, 40,
silver King Con sntfatos, 50,5sO; An.
chot tiiss class, lS2,O0u; On,Afio, l22,.
4HOi DAiy.Wesl, S22,U0 Total, 1890.
UfU,
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Announcement
OF tho Receiver OF tho Creditors
Sale at 20 W. Second south ST.,
Next TO tho Cullen Hotel.

A. tho limitation Of my tlmo for the
disposal OF tho stock OF goods IL an.
preaching, and a. ! would llkoto got
ovon on the creditors for tho trouble the
have caused mo, therefore have made
up my mind To give all the benont | can
10 the mechanics aud laboror. aud will
have all the balance OF good. which wa
have lefl marked down 10 about loo on
Tho dollar. To give you M idea OF what
this means We will quote you a few
prices w You can SEQ clearly our inten.
iona.
Mons Toe Rockford hose, lJso pair.
Mems suspender-, Dc pair,
Ovofalla, &ic pair.
Ladies' handkorchiefs, lIgc each.
Towels in each.
Wool Underwear, SIZE.
Childrcn's and ladies' Jackets will 20 At
any price.
Knee pants suits aud ovorooats worth
$500, at sl00.
Mem. all wool suits worth $500, at
600 suit,
Mons shoes sl.l0 pair.
Child'a Shoes Zoe pair.
All other goods viii DO sold nj tho same
equal reduction.
( herewith call tho attention OF each
AID every one, whether In need OF any
thing o. not 70 come here and SEQ Tor
yourself that Si.OO will buy here what
you would have To pay $500 for In other
stores.
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DAILY WEATHER yANg.
Observations Taken at uiah Idahc,
honisna, Oregon aud Wyomiag
stations.

Weather reports snowlng observa.
tons al : AM. toiaJi
salt Lake Cliy-BaTometer, 8OIA.
temperature. ~, minimum, IL; wind,
east, 0 miles pr hour; cleaf.
Baker City-BAfometef, 80. 81; ten,
peratufe 800 minimum, 70; wind,
south, 10 miles psf hour, clear
Cheyenne-BaIometef, 500, tenn,
petalufe. ~; minimum, SO; wind,
north, miles an hour clouly.
Barometer, 3O.2s; tempera.
tufs. ~; minimum, a.. wind, west;
Is miles per hour; clear.
Miles City-BAfumeter, 5000; tenn.
pefatuTe, a. minimum, VS, VIM.
southwest, miles an hour; partly
cloudy.
Wlunemucoh Barometer, 80. es;
temperature, 80; minimum, 80; wilma
east, IL miles pvr hour, 'ioHI
Idaho Fallf- Barometer, 0.gB. tenn.
TetAtufe, 81; minimum, W; wind.
essi, light; clear
General aud local forecast for 80
houIs ending 8 pm, Tusslayi
Fer UlHhi Fan continued cold with
Elliug ifost fought, except hight near
Lake Tuesday, fair, waTmaf.
Bal, Lake CITY And vicinity. fai,
tonlghtAnd Tuesday slightly cooler.
J, II. shiTH,
Observer, Woalhui Bufeau
SALT LAKE Cry, Utah.
Today's temperature Ii shown INN.
IAe slmllo 'hermometsi glyen below,
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Hon. David Evans won't East this
merning 10 stump tor the Bryan cause.
Fisher Harris will sneak At spanish
FOrk on Thursday evening and Al
Springvilie on Saturday.
Senator Frank J. Cannon will sdvo.
cate the bimstallle cause 81 Evanston,
Wyoming, saturday the 24ih inst
ID. q. DuDbar wen, up to ogden this
afternoon IN tue Interest Of the Bryan
and Sevall silver fund.
J. u. Timmopy went out to Mercur
this morning. He will talk Democracy
while in ,he great Utah gold camp.
Gus Holmes IL now chairman OF the
Republican county committee. He
pfoposes, u 10 eail, 90 give his party =
businoss.like campaign.
ftis reported that the Southern aud
Central Psclnc railway companies
arc giving their men "sy OLE" AMI
transportation TO Canton, OHIO, Nc.
Kinlcy's home.
Judge King. Democratic nominee
tor COngfuse, h going south on a oam'
paigninR tour. He willsroAk In Utah
county tomorrow snd Wednesday, 10
SEWER county on rhufsiaY aud Fri.
day and Ia Saupete county on Mon.
day.
Attorney John NJ. Zane Ia certain
Mckinley will be elected. More than
that be IA willing 10 back his certainty
with money. He stands ready 10
make n wager Of any sum iron $40 10
500 that Mckinley will be- the next
Pendent OF tue United States.
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NEWS OF The MINES.
The Weeks Beginning Shows UnuSua
Activity On Change.
A RAID on DALTON STOCK.
swansea Continues In Favor win the
ur kers--Nsws from OullJing
Mining Camps.

The beginning u the week ON
change was marked with unusual
ACTIVITY, seven thousand shares Of the
iowsT-prloed stocks changing hands at
todsy's call.
A raid was made on the Dalton
stock and sales were chronioled a,
figures ranging from "a tot "a cent?.
rhis stock was dealt In to tho extent OF
1900 shares, alter which Little Pitts.
burg. contributed 1900 to the days
trading, the block going nj one cent a
share. Swansea went still higher In
botb quotations. being bid for freely at
s2i5, white t2b2i was the demand
made by holdots. south swanses was
M Offering At s7l cents; the best bid
Wa So cent?.
OF the listed or higher.prioeJ seouri.
ties. not much can be said. Not a
Transaction came out during attention
& this class Of properties, And the
quotations remained ABOUT stationary.
The closing figures were as follows
LISTED STOCKS