The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-11-18
BIG SALE OF STOCKS.
Executors Sell at Auction Securities of
the Late r. m. WaIlaee.--High Prices
Realized.

the Late 4. N. Waiiaee---Hlgn Prices
Realized.
The Executors Sale of the stocks
and bonds belonging to the Estate Of
the late R. NJ. Wallace which was held
at the Court House last Friday was
attended by large number of local and
out of town capitalists who were in
terested in the stock offered for sale
or were looking for bargains in first
class investment securities.
The bidding was active and none Of
the stocks that had real value were
sold cheap; in fact some of the stocks
and bonds brought higher prices than
they are quoted at today in stock ex.
change reports.
The stocks of Sumter corporations
sold remarkably well; all of them ex-
cept the cotton mill stocks commanded
a high premium. The Sumter Tele-
phone Mfg. Co., one of the youngest
yet one of the most successful Of ou1
manufacturing enterprises, and pro-
baby one of the best known establish
ments in the entire South, commanded
the highest price of any of the local
stocks offered for sale and every share
was bought by residents of this city.
Quite large percentage Of the out
Of town stocks and bonds were purchas-
ed by Mrs. McAliley Mrs. Brice and
Mrs. Roach, sisters of Col. Wallace
and heirs under the terms of his will.
A list of the securities sold, the
purchasers and the prices are given
herewith:
40 shares stock Carolina National
Bank, of Columbia, bought by Mrs.
McAliley, Mrs. Brice and Mrs. Roach
at 13l.
119 shares First National Bank
stock bought by the following persons
4 shares, W. F. Lauderdale, at 125.
10 shares, E. G. Haynsworth, at
125.
5 shares, W. F. Lauderdale, at 125.
20 shares. W. G. Moses, 125. 5.25.
% shares, W. G. Moses, at 1875. so.
5 shares, W. G. Moses, at 126.
5 shares, G. D. Schwartz, at 125. so.
20 shares, j. J. Hardy, at 1852
5 shares, Marion Noise, at i25. so.
10 shares, N. O'Donnel, 125. so.
10 shares N. O'Donnell, at 126.
2 shares stock, First National Bank
of Chareston, bought by R. M. Mar
shall &sBro., at $500.
40 shares stock Piedmont Mfg. Co.
bought by the following persons:
10 shares, Marion Noise, at 165.
10 shares, Mrs. McAliley, Mrs.
Brice and Mrs. Roach, at Isl.
Nsshares, Mrs. ,McAliley, Mrs. Brice
and Mrs. Roach, at 150.
10 shares, Mrs. McAliley, mrs. Brice
and Mrs. Roach, at 152.
751s shares Sumter Ice and Power
Go. as follows:
25 shares, Mrs. McAliley, Mrs.
Brice and Mrs. Roach at 56.
25 shares Mrs. McAllley, Mrs. Brice
and Mrs. Roach, at SO.
251a shares Mrs. McAliley, Mrs.
Brice and Mrs. Roach, at 90.
49 shares Sumter Electric Light &
Ice Co.. Executors estate r. NJ. Wal
lace, for 49 cents.
2 shares Sumter Ice Mfg. Co., Ex-
ecutors estate r. NJ. Wallace, for 2
cents.
so shares Sumter Telephone Mfg.
Co., as folloWs:
10 shares, ". A. Bowman, at 150.
10 shares, G. A. Lemmon, at l42.
10 shares, Marion Noise, at 142.
10 shares, G. G. Rowland, at 142.
10 shares, r. I. Manning, at 14l. \
5 shares Masonic Temple Associa
bion, n. O'Donnell. at 111.50
30 shares Sumter Tobacco Warehouse
as follows:
10 shares, Mrs. McAllley, Mrs.
Roach and Mrs. Brice. at 81.
10 shares, Mrs. McAliley, Mrs.
Roach and Mrs. Brice, at 30. 50.
lis shares, Sumter Cotton Mill, Mrs.
Mrs. Brice and Mrs.
Roach. for 81.
1000 shares Silver Dime Oil Co.,
Executors estate R. M. Wallace, for 81.
500 shares Success Oil Co., Execu-
tors estate r. M. Wallace for 81.
So 600 Bonds Northeastern r. R.,
Mrs. McAliIey. Mrs. Brice and Mrs.
Roach, at 119.
s., 200 bonds, City Of Charleston,
Mrs. McAliley, Mrs. Brice and Mrs.
Roach, at 101. 50.
$1,000 bonds Sumter Cotton Mill
as follows:
$500 bonds, Mrs. McAliley, Mrs.
Brice and Mrs. Roach at 95.
ST, 500 bonds, Mrs. McAliley, Mrs.
Brice and Mrs. Roach, at 50.
s5, 300 bonds Sumter Electric Light
s. Ice Co., NJ. Noise, at 1925.
81, 800 bonds, Pickens Township, H.
S. Cordes, at 1o1.G0.
$1,000 bonds Newberry Towsnhip,
Fl. S. Cordes, at 100
l Lot old coins, Il. Del. Noise,
Jr., $50.