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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
Wrecked Schooner Job II. Jack
son Due Here Today.
NEEDS INTENSIVE RIpAlRs
Great Hole Was Made in Vessels
Hull by the whalebaek steamer
esyport-Floated by Mcrritt.chap.
man company-Waterfront Notes.

I The schooner job II. Jackson
which was rammed by the ~whaleback
steamer Bayport near Thimble Shoal
light in Chesapeake bay several weeks
ago. Will arrive here today in tow of
one of the Merritt Chapman Company's
wrecking tugs and be taken to the
shlpyard for repairs. II is very prob.
able that the vessel will he locked
In drydock No. l as soon as she
reaches the %shipyard.
The schooner has a large hole i'm
her hull n her deck houses and
spars arc said to he badly damaged.
Ihe cos of repairing her is estimated
at something like ten thousand dol.
Jars and II is expected that she will
nave TO remain in the drydock severe
weeks, while new planking is shaped
ON her hull.
Az the Jackson was not loaded
when the Bayport rammcd her she
did not go to the bottom and after
floating around Chesapeake bay for
about thirtv-six hours she went
ashore near Ocean View. The owners
OF the shin sent an agent to Norfolk
a lew days after the accident and
a contract was made with the Merritt
Chapman wrcckin- company to float
the vessel. Tho wrcckers started to
work on her four days after she was
sunk and they raised her several
uays ago When the vessel was float.
ed she was run up ON the beach ami
temporary repairs were made to her
hull by divers. after which she was
pumped out and pulled off into deep
water again.
The local shipyard has secured the
contract for repairing the schooner
and she is due to arrive here today
from Norfolk. where she has been for
the past few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
Harry eeresford.

Harry Beresford, who will produce
in this city next Saturday, matinee
and night. his latest successful. &C.
centric comedy, "The Woman Hatcr,'
is credited with a fund of humor and
a degree of droIlery IN his methods
that are thoroughly artistic. His
quaint style is said to he emincntIy
suited to his new part.
In the title role he fairly brims
over with fun, and in it gives bash
full levers an opportunity to study the
way to propose
Manager J. J.. Coleman claims TO
have surrounded bis young star with
the best %farccurs of the day, each Of
whom is capable of making a star
part of the various roles TO which
they have been assigned.
A prominent Southern critic In
speaking of Mr.. Beresford's recent ap-
pearance in his CITY said: AS an actor
Mr.. Beresford stands In class with
few others; his work bears the STAMP,
of character work that resembles IA
combination of Nat Goodwin and stu
art Robson. with cnly the best points
of each seen"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
ALUMNI TO ROOT"
FOR
Virginia Will Get Rousing Reception
When Game With 6uckncIl is
Played Saturday.

The University of Virginia alumni
in this city and Norfolk as well as the
followers of the Checkcrboard SEort
all over Tidcwatcr Virginia, are pre-.
pairing to give the varsity eleven rous-
ing support when it plays the Bucknell
College eleven at Lafayette Field in
Norfolk Saturday afternoon. All dur
ing the gamc the members of the
alumni associations will give the var
sity yell together with the varsity
songs and help cheer the Virginia
boys on to victory over their heavier
antagonists from Pennsylvania.
The match between Bucknell and
the university is expected to he one
of the closest. most exciting aud hard
est fought football games which will be
seen in Virginia this season.
Although the Bucknell team out
weighs Virginia five pounds to Il man
it is expected that the varsity eleven
will be the winners and the odds +
now in their favor. AS several of
Virginia's star players are Norfolk
men the rootcrs in the city across
Hampton Roads will undoubtedly turn
out in full force to witness the game.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
Large Party From Here journey.
ed to Richmond.
EVERYBODY MUCH IMPRESSED
Welcome Accorded Mr.. Roosevelt by
vireinia's Capital Said to Have
Been Typical of Virginia Hospitality
Enthusiasm Was Unbounded.

President Roosevelt's visit to Rich
mond n the ovation rendered him
there was the principal topic for dis
cussion on the streets mere last night.
Quite a large party went up to the
capital yesterday morning and spent
the day, returning on the evening
train.
A well known Democratic leader,
discussing what he saw in Richmond,
said last night that the ovation given
the President was the greatest he had
eve witnessed.
He went on to say People hllc,i
the streets of the city for blocks and
blocks from the station when the
President arrived on Il special train.
and as the party moved up Main
street from The station the great
crowd almost went wild. Cheer after
cheer went IN from all sides. The
Presidents speech was II magnificent
one and was received with the utmost
enthusiasm by the thousands who
heard il. The welcome accorded MIR.
Roosevelt was typical of Virginia hos.
pitality."
The people of this city received the
able to visit Newport News while on
his Southern tour with genuine regret,
for there is hardly anyone here who Is
not anxious to see him and hear him
speak.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19


Miss Florence Davis and her com.
pany presented THE Player Maid" to
an exceedingly small audience at the
Academy of Music last night. Tho
star was seen here last year i'm the
same play and, while she herself
created Il favorable impression, both
the play and supporting company were
unanimously agreed to be very bad
This probably accounts for the number
of empty seats last night.
Miss Davis has improved consider.
ably in her work since last year. In
the title role of THE Player Maid"
she has n rather remarkable and try.
ing part, in the handling of which she
exhibits much talent. Her efforts are
sincere, and with n better constructed
vehicle and good support she would in
all probability score.
The use of house scenery in three
acts marred the production. Several
of the members of the company we're
acceptable, but on the whole the sup
port was weak.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
Burial at Greenlawn.

The funeral of William Sihle, who
dfed at his home in Warwick county
about a mile beyond this city, took
place from his residence yesterday af.
tcrnoon at 2 O'Clock. A Russian min
lister. living in Warwick county, con
Quoted the services. The body was In.
tered at Greenlawn cemetery.
Mr.. Sihle was 33 years cid and Is
survived by a wife. He is a%-nativo
of Russia. from whence he came tn
this country a few months ago. Ma
laria fever was the direct cause of
his death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
"The Geisha" Tonight.


That t%uneful, effervescent and ever
Popular operate novelty THE Geisha''
will be the attraction at the Academy
tonight.
"The Geisha" is ono of those dain-
tily told stories ~interspersed with the
most attractive kind of musical nun.
bers that never fail to send the audi.
tor from the theatre feeling in a better
mood and happier with themselves
and the world in general. '"rhe
Geisha" this year is presented by Tho
Laura Willard Opera Company, which
numbers over so people and carries
intact all the costumes, electrical eff
fects. stage settinge and accessories
used in the original production during
its phenomenal run at Days theatre,
New York city. 1t is said that the
leading role of 20 Mimosa SAM Miss
Laura Willard has never been more
happily cast in her long stage career.
Tho music of THE Gcisha" Is cspe.
cially pleasing. it having the rare
chime of a%dartability to the theme of
the story.
The advance sale has been unusu.
ally larce and IL is expected that the
music lovers will turn out in force to
hear this tuneful little opera which
has never before been given here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19

the steamer viator. now at the local
shipyard, in the fruit trade between
Baltimore and La-ceiba. arrived 2satt
Old Point from New York late yes
terday afternoon. The steamer will
come up to this port early this morn
ing and proceed to the shipyard, where
she will load a part of the supplies
and about $1,000 in silver coin from
the. Fiator. When hat is completed
the steamer will proceed to La-ceiba
and load a cargo of fruit for Balti-
more.
Tho. Wator came into this port
from Baltimore with her engines de
ranged last Saturday and Yesterday
she proceeded to the shlpyard for re-
pairs. which will require about one
for completion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
TELEGRAM FROM CAPUzAYA,
MINE.
Parral, Chihuahua. Mexico. Oct. It

Parral. Chihuahua. Mexico. Oct. l6.
1905.
Eugene Davis. Washington. u. G..
One hundred level Capuzaya is %
feet in ore Four hundred and seventy
1--we level several stringers of ore as.
saying So grams silver and traces of
gold. Wafer coming in heavily from
breast. Good sign ore is near. Ore
still holding good In surface working,
(Signed) ARTHUR M. DAVIS.
Manager.
The above very encouraging report
came to r. l.. Farrar & Co. Monday.
The Capuzaya Co. is meeting exactly
the same conditions MS did their
neighbour. Alvorado, and additional
proof of the Immense value of the
Capuzaya property Is being revealed
every week.
Full information and reports fur
nished by T. l.. Farrer G. Co, Coleman
Building. 10-18-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
soFTNEss OF sEALskiN.
In Rlvnicd by Human IInir Whcr,
DandruR is Erndicnfcd

Sealskin is admired the world over for
It's softness and glossiness; n yet the
human hair is equally as soft and glossy
when healthy; and the radical cause Of nil
hair trouble Is dandrur, which is caused
by a pestiferous parasitic that saps the
vitality OF the hair Mt It's root Nowbro's
iferpicide Is the only preparation that ia
iatal to the dandrur germ. without dan.
oruit there Is no falling hair. but n lux
uriant Growth OF glossy. soft hair IL GER
tain. Securing the scalp won't cure dan
druff: XIII the dandruT germ. Thous-
ands OF women owe their beautiful suits
of hair to Newbro's Herpicide. Sold nv
reading druggists. Send 10c. in stampo
to The Herpiclde Co.. Detroit. Mich.
.ALLAN'S DRUG STORE,
Special Agents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamer Nantucket. March. Balti-
more Merchant & Miners Trnnsrorta.
ton Company.
Steamer Chatham. Hudgins. Provi
dencc-Merchant g. Miners Transppr.
tation Company.
Steamer Princess Anne. Tapley.
New York-Oid Dominion Steamship
Company.
Schooner William d. Palmer. Me
Aloney, PortIand-C. II. Arnai.
Tug Coastwise with bargos Florida,
Providence: New Jersey. Providence.
Tug uereka with bargcs Tharon.
Newport; Remus, Boston.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamers Miramar lBr.), Anderson,
st. Thomas; Fortuna (Nor.1, Royen.
Curacao; Nantucket, March, Boston;
Chatham. Hudgins, Norfolk and Bal.
timcre; Monroe, HuIphers. New York.
Schooner j. r. Moulton, Bangor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN RALLY.
Yost ard Kent to Be the Speakers at
Meeting Next Week.

Ex-Congressman Jacob Yost, of
Staunton, and Mr.. w. p. Kent. of
Wythcville, will be the principal
speakers Mt n Republican rally to be
held at the Academy of Music next
week.
The local Republicans are planning
t0 close the campaign with a big meet.
ing at the Acdacmy on the night nf
October 81, with Judge l.. l.. Lewis,
their nominee for governor. us the
principal speaker.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
Mr.. Hunter Here.

Mr.. j. G.. Hunter, Lloyd's surveyor
of the Chesapeake Bay district. ar
rived in this city yesterday from BAL
timo:e to conduct the survey of the
engines and boilers of the Norwegian
steamship Viator. which came into
this port from Baltimore las. Sat,
mrday with her engines d%eranged. 1t
is expected that Mr.. Hunter will re-
main here a few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
Watson-Leiuhton.

Miss Elcanorc Watson, IF this city.
and Mrs. A. M. Leighton. OF Norfolk.
were quietly married Tuesday night
at the home of the BRIDE: sister, Mrs.
A. M Baxter. 221 Twenty-cighth
street. Rev. A. A. Butler performed
the ceremony. The young people left
for Norfolk on their wedding trip yes.
terday morning. They will reside in
this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
Funeral Of Robert MONTGOMERY.

The funeral of Robert montgomery,
who died Tuesday at h residence,
BIZ ~Forty-second street, viii take
place from the residence this after
noon at 3 o'clock. Rev. e. T. Wexford.
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church will conduct the services
and interment will he made at Green
lawn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

First Grade A Elects Officers for the
Present Session.
The members of the First Grade A
Of the High school held an interesting
meeting yesterday afternoon and elect
ed class officers for the present SEES
sion. Miss Cogbill presided during
the election, which resulted as fol
lows:
Observation-Disclosures Bowling.
Vice-president Miss Marguerite
Buxton.
Secretary and Trcasurcr-Miss Lou.
Use Clements.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
Fouoht the officer.

Sam Robinson, an cd negro. was
fined Sl7.75 in the police court yes.
terday for resisting an officer. The
negro was arrested Tuesday night hy
Officer Padgett and he gave the Of
ficer a lively fight before he was over
powered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
Mr. west ImprnvInn.

MIR. M, J. West who was injured in
an accident last Saturday afternoon. is
rapidly improving and the attending
physician believes that he will he
able to set out i'll q few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
THE HOUR AND ITS NEEDS"
Mrs. N. w. Newton to Deliver Address
at Trinity NJ. E.. Church Today.

Mrs. NJ. w. Newton. national lee
turer for the Woman's Christian Ten.
perancc Union, will deliver an adj
dress at the Trinity Methodist church
this afternoon Mt 4 O'Clock on the sub
ject, THE Hour and its Needs"
Mrs. Newton is widely known as an
earnest worker and All interesting
speaker. Tho public is invited ~
attend and hear the lecture.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
SPECIAL
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
Marine Notes

The British steamship Miramar
sailed yesterday for ST. Thomas with
a cargo of 1920 tons of coal. loaded
at this port.
The Norwegian steamship Fortuna
sailed yesterday for Curacuoa with a
cargo of 4,20O tons of coal, which she
lopded at. this port.
The f~our-inastcd schooner Horace
a. Stone, which has beer I'm drydock
No. | at the shipyaId having her hull
cleaned and painted. was fioated ont
of the basin yesterday morning.
The four-masted schooner Edward
t. Stotesbur:. was fioated out of dry
dock No. l, at the Shipyard yestcr-
day morning. The vessel has been in
the basin several days having her
hull clearfed and painted.
The N. Y. p. g. N. car float No. 8
was loated into drydock No. /, at
the shipyard yesterday. to have re.
pairs made on her hull.
The German steamship Bosnia, Cap.
tain Nepperschmidt. arrived at Old
Point late yesterday afternoon from
New Orleans and will come up 10
this port early this morning to load
bunker coal. The vessel is bound ont
to Hamburg with q large cargo Of
experts. Mr.. G. II. Arnal will he her
agent while she is at shis port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-19
Calendar for This Day.
ALABAMA AT OLD POINT.

Fruit ship to Replace the Disabled
viator Arrives.
The MOI wegian steamship Alabama,
which has been chartered to replace
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

r-,ioovo J,,ne ATTLE-RHceipts. l6Ooo zeal
Good 10 prime steers So 25q$6 20 poor 10 ineoIu',
LAX IL stockers feeders. ~ 0u4s ~ T
ne 20 heifers 80; Gamers 81 SOeSZ
80 5ogS se 10: Texas S3 oo4Ss 80 .s so
- oTs 20 Gn head; mixed and butchers 70 o
SSsS so light IS 30gS5 62e bulk OF sales 20 oo9so %
S2g P t3eceips 1000 sheep 100 higher lamps
@ hiaber. good to choice wethers "a I99o 20 ialr ~
To,ce mixed "a 25qS4 50; native lambs ncuons spfs
lambs So 25@Ss ~ = ooo ,.aa
ponsas CITY June 2S.-CATTI-E-Recelpts. I,oOV heaa
,c1njing 900 Southern; market steady TO ISe HepeF
.t"a s,nort and beef steers SS4 20 90
90 od 81 o5aS5 Western fed steers "a 299sS ~ ~
feeders 81 1884 Southern steers e. .9gsa
Sothern cows 81 25GS3 5o native cows y Sx
tiYe heifeTs So 35QS5 bulls 81 26s4 calves s4asS 20
iWer. ton IS So; sales. So 424Hso 4I1 hesHy
ES a5 hackers 50 424.gs5 AZ pigs and lights
e. a3Ss5 90 SHEEP Receipts 600 nea ,t tst aes
.o 70 1or higher; lambs SO osf q MSsssn m
SS Isn,hs 81 5Oas7 and yearIings "a ~
rera ciipped SearlIngs 81 T54S5 20 cpPeo sNeo'
"a 9S67s4 s.: stockers and feeders, 81 So0S' 90
cincinnati June 2s.-HOGS active; butcher 90 COG
=. a rnTnmon 81 40ds5 CATTLE STEADY; isIr 10
Ssood shippers 81 40QS5; common 10y 'o' Sf'r-l1r
steady 81 5O6iS4 70; lambs steady. $ogS' 60.
,,.st rurao June S.-CATTLE-Receipts lUO heaa;
1on5 demand aud stronger steers 30 o09so -
eSTning steers 81 1895 butchers 81 2og I'D 80
rs So 5OGs4 so; cows, S3qsi 30; b9l4s q o@sf
S~Recelps head: active Sc hgnsf fsf ~ b; s
So 70 HOGs-Receips. loo hsad active iSgs'o % s s
T. heavy 81 sqS5 80: mixed sorkers ana pss: 20
as ST. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts zsS 7ESS4 w.
sfive: spring lambs seass 50 yesrlings 20 ,o9sd
waibers s. 50as3 75 ewes. 81 2SgS4 80 sheep h'@so
~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29

Ing to-day and market up at s.c to Io
ret advance Early sellers for short account. acting
competed with Northwest houses and Wall buy
ing II back after midday when most Of the advance took
wheat seriously damaged by excessive
floods Minneapolis crop authority lately returned
nveStgatng spring wheat conditions. esi-
mates OF last damage IN the Northwest will give
weight with trade reports during
day ntmated that already his trip had developed serious
state report took pessinistic view outlook
that State but the other hand the Nebraska State
vices from the Ohio Valley because
less favorable than the previous day Throughout the
went short on bulges only TO furnish demand at higher
prices Interior receipts amounted 20 16looo bushels
sponded to American crop news BY coming generally
higher. Liverpool advancing about at best while
kets the bullish crop from that
ter by advancing nearly &c bushei for ths day The
No red. 81 o6 elevator and 81 or. ahoat: No
Northern Duluth 81 Il and No Northern Nam Mnne1a: e
until the late afternoon when realizing cut me
down somewhat 1t closed partly 'ac net higher the
ket In Chicago. on the other hand opening prices
showed considerable decline and while subsequently od
advance lost and through the latter part OF ,he
day the market acted rather weak closing under the pre-
seaboerd frmness. explained by improved wealher
conditions larger country acceptances unioaanis ana
1.le5, 600 bushels, compared with $4,000
ushsis year AZ the time seebosrd clsarances
,osed elevator. and err efoat; No white
OF fairly liberal scale during the day and
prices weakness in corn rather than the
S % s foIIoNs Mixed % to 81 10 aegse1so
white 30 81 10 STggasc and s,pged %hi.e &
Feeding was quoted 4eo c New York and mailing.
s6G52c Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29

customariIy becomes in the summer, but iafss
transfer of gold to Europe will not only prevent
money rates at this centre from reccding' Du1
may and presumably WILL force up .quotations-
Circumstances appear TO point to the need Ior
Europe TO obtain considerable gold from ine
United States and IL Is therefore not unlikely
that within the course Of the next few weeks
round amount OF the metal will be sent ABROAD.
The withdrawal of portion Of the government
funds on deposit with the banks, although de-
ferred from July / to July Is. will still De mop
Fortune for the great need Of the banks Is TO
accumulate cash instead of surrendering it A
year ago the banks were bursting with
money and while at present there Is moro
money In the country than there was last year.
Il is tied up as a result of the overextension OF
loans. When underwriters are able to market
the large amounts of bonds and stocks which
they are carrying, rather which the banks
are carrying for them, the situation VIII De
materially improved far money Is con-
cerned
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29

PoULTRY-ALIvE-Recep to-day included 4
Fowls in liberal supply and only f
a6d wopking s out at steady prcez turkeys in light
qR ana @ Dqek eeS end pr m e do euher
20c FOWLS. Western per n. 12!9c; RoosTERS. West
ayerage pair 7oasos do seqthern he 6egs5o
s s5 IGS pe4 pa per @ ga Ssi M DO
Of Dd Killed @ fSs good sod SaSa in are yeS o s
preaching Fourth July holiday. stocks cleaning
Flesh turkeys sell Slowly Long island and other spring
ss fqsss RRe dH ser5
se Do ase DO
e a as s'di1f do Southern P 4a scaIded Ie1s fowls dry
o podr AnS s 0d per
DuCKs Long s% Jsnd and EserS Per @ G 3Tme DO
White per dozen Sc mixed. So 2gs225; do dark
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES potatoes In
heavy supply ana & shS no eadH
in larger supply and weak firm and higher
dull and Weak Tomatoes steady Other vesetabIss about
ps psr qPG5r' bb s1Ssl 2?' s. do White c1 scas
SS9s Ss g%T 9 y sG Sd psf per Se
los bBsgbss dozs ST S6ss o R
BeaFy per iGG Bunches slas2 DO Old per or
m Long 7sod per do 100 s.r SS2 6s ss &c. DO do
eStr%REa eSs aG Efaso Mar2aad I 'f per basket
& m b. per so Ge pe 81 SasSs basket to ss %? do North
Ina basket 5o@eSc do Jersey dollhouse per baske @
Carolina per case of 100: 5oegs2; CELERY stat, ner
inzen stalks 15q75c: Michigan 15G25c EGGPIANTs.
Florida per box 81 25GS2 %; LETTUCE, nearby, per
bbi 5oapI5c: LIMA BEANS Florida, crate sS@se:
ONIONS Texas white yellow per crate. 204Ibc do
Yellow, per crate. 25a5Oe: do Bermuda per crate
I0ISOc: do New-oreans. bag, 2o4Ioc; do Jersey
white per 81 do Southern white per bgshel crate
55cdbs1 Eastern Shore. per Dbl g. oeYsz 90 PEE
basket 75GsOc: Egyptian bag SlgSl 20; OIShAr
pqorida Der carrier 81 50Gs2 PEAS. Western New
per basket sSa75o do early 10000 Long Island
FPPERs Jersey per box 81 26sl 7b do Florida per
earlier or basket slasI IS: STRING gEANs JeEssSy.
r-asn nsr basket &I4S1 Slsf31 -; do Phi
sssefp6,a WAX SscSsi: Maryland s1S.1 2s do
Marso,s per 4 bbi basket 35a75e SQUASH; Hubbard.
per bb sgsi e do maTrow SegS @ e9 ys9T nsasb
per bs soasoc TOMATOES. Jersey per box 81 2oqs2
do Virginia North carona per lsIge earrier s
aso soig0c: do Savannah. carrier. SlgSl 20: 40
orida 75caS1 75 Mississippi per nat case .ogsoo:
mr. bbi 81 a5Gsi 80: old. sl8sl 70: wArERcREss'
~ hinches. 81
New-York tribune., 1905-06-29

RAILROAD AND OTHER BoNDS.-Market hrrn-
Total sales amounted in par value to S,3S7.OOc.
against S. 600 Tuesday. The heaviest dealings
were in the Japanese issues. Atchison general 4s,
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern divtsion) SIS.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy As. Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific railroad As. Colorado Industrial
AS and Bs Erie general and convertible 4s. Green
Bay and Western debenture Bs. Northern Pacific As.
Oregon Short Line IS, Pennsylvania convertible Szs
Reading general As. st. Louis and San Francisco
refundins As St. Louis Southwestern consolidated
4s. Union Pacific convertible As. United States Steel
IS. Wabash debenture Bs. and Wabash. Pttsburs
Terminal seconds