Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-29
MOVED INTO HAND.
 SOME NEW QUARTERS
FRANK ]. GRAF MINING BROKER TAKES GRAHAM'S G co OFFICE
The Only Broker in the City Receis- ing and Quoting Prices on Stocks Received From Eastern Cities Direct.

As all illustration of what energy, fi- delity to the interests of patrons. close attention to business, and strict integrity in business dealings will do. that 3f .he business of Frank J. Graf is the best evidence of today.
 Last summer MT. Graf, gave up his old business, in which he had been eminently successful, and having ac- quired a full personal knowledge of the various mining properties in the Warren district, of their values and of their shares of stocks, disposed of his grocery business and devoted his exclusive attention to the brokerage business This he started upon right principles from the very first day. He advertised nothing he did not have to sell. and offered to buy nothing that he did he did not have tie customer with the money in hand to purchased what he had been com missioned 70 buy. Prompt business transactions, speedy transfer of shares of stock. and immediate delivery of the same AS soon as the transfer could
 
 nies, Toon brought to him steady business, and an ever increasing busi- ness. Offices were opened in the Copper Queen hotel building, with the E. B. Mason company, but after a couple of months, these were found entirely inadequate to properly care for those who wished to consult with him on stocks and their market value. Circumstances arise where the necessity of realizing quick and ready money on shares of stock comes to persons unexpectedly, and through NIT. Graf with the connections he has
 here and abroad, this can be quickly affected. Again, to those who wish | to purcnase stocks, and at the right prices, the facilities which Mir. Graf has, enabled them to obtain these with | the least possible delay. All opera tions with Mir. Graf are direct and not through the medium of any other brokers, and his reports on stocks | come direct to him. These facilities required more room in which to prop | erly receive patrons and transact | their business, and to this end MT Graf has taken the officeG formerly oc
 cupied by the firm of B. F. Graham Co.,, as a mining office, being the larg ! est and most commodious as well as
 the most convenient in the city. A large blackboard will be installed in ' side the office, from which patrons may obtain the latest quotations from | Michigan and other markets, and al 1 ways reiiabie.
 There is one strong point whlcf | should be impressed on the minds oi | buyers of stocks through MT. Grafs | office, and that is that when the
 prices are quoted, they are the ruling prices at the seat of where prices
 eminate, and rot through others
 Anything offered also. may be had l and not simply quoted to make a list
 As a proof and test of this it might be 1 well for intending buyers to just try for immediate delivery of stocks want ed, and see if this can be done else | where.
 MT. Graf is now fixing up his new offices, and they will be the most com l plete an1 commodious in the south. | west. A private office is provided 1 for those who may wish to consul,
 the latest mining journals, and also
 writing materials for those who may
 wish to make use Of them right at the
 moment. For anything in the line o' stocks, and the fullest information or them it would be well to consult with
 Mir. Graf.