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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-29
DROWNED IN SAME SPOT.

Brothers Deaths Are Twenty Years
Apart to a Day.
Brownsville, Mimi, Aug. 28.-Dis-
regarding his mothers warning not to
go into the water John Driscoll, aged
twenty-eight years, was drowned
while bathing yesterday, within sight
of a dozen companions. Driscolls
brother was drowned in the identical
spot Just twenty years ago to day.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-29
CHOLERA RAVAGEs HERDS.
Disease Kills 400 Animals on One
Farm, Leaving Only 35 Alive.

Farm. Leaving Only IS Alive.
Webster City. Iowa, Aug. Is
Cholera has broken out in Hamilton
county and Central Iowa and is ravag-
ing the heards about here. Alexander
Groves, a wealthy farmer of this city,
has lost 400 hogs out of a herd of 435.
Farmers all over the southern part
of the county report big losses.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-29

Some people are purse-proud be-
cause they haven't anything else to be
proud of.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
MONTPELIER

Victor Bosquet, who 4 now visiting
his home in this city, has met with
great success since he went to Boston,
and is now manager Of the cable depart
ment Of the Western Union Telegraph
company. A few years ago Mr.. Bos.
quet was messenger boy in the local
western Union onice in this city. going
from here to Fitchburg, Mas, and later
TO Boston for the same company.
The funeral Of Mrs Anna McCluskey,
wife Of Charles McCluskey, who died
Friday Of pneumonia, was held yester.
day afternoon, and interment was IN
Green Mount cemetery. The deceased
was IS years OF ayr, being born the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dari-
ing Of Randolph She leaves no near
relatives A nephew, c. +. Darling Of
Waterbury was with her at the time Of
death.
The funeral Of Mrs William Lynch.
who died Thursday afternoon Of blood
poisoning after a few days illness. was
neid OF the Catholic church Saturday at
o'clock, Father Conf officiating. The
bearers were James DOYLE, Michael
Flannery, James Rylc and Patrick Cary
Among the many beautiful floral
trbutes was a cross Of pink roses with
white chrysanthemums given By en-.
ployes Of the lane Manufacturing Go.
The burial was IN The Catholic cemetery.
Andrew Mills. whose wife was burned
70 death on Berlin street six or eight
weeks ago and who cut an artery and
cut of the tendon on one heel while
jumping from windew In order to save
her and almost bled to death, was dis
charged Saturday from Heaton hospital
and went to his nome in Groton vita
George II. Mills, his brother He will
visit him and also his sister until he i
well enough to work again. AIr. Mills
II recovering rapidly His foot Il still
in east and although it cannot be told
for few weeks set now IL will ter
inmate, the doctors are IN hopes to have
ii come out as good as ever.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
CABOT.

Miss Flora Atkins is visiting friends
IN Montpelier.
Mrs. Mary Bliss Is at orvis Boyles
for few days.
A large flock Of wild geese were seen
going south last Thursday.
Guy Bodger Of Barre Is at work for
0. +. Barrett on nis new barn.
Mrs. Margaret Hodgden visited her
daughter In PlainRed last week.
Miss Goldie Tucker Of Marshfeld was
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs N. r. Bliss over
Sunday.
Cecil Foster has gone to work for
George Perkins in Walden driving lum-
Der team.
Mrs. Jeanette Pike Of Marshfeid is
stopping at Mrs. Mary Atkins for a
few weeks
II. Il. Foster returned Tuesday from
a three weeks trip in the north part
Of the state.
Raymond Abbott Of Plainfeld Is visit.
ing his amts, Mrs. w. G. Walker and
Mrs. 0. f. Barrett.
Mrs. John Noyes was called to Little
ton, N. H., this week by the illness Of
her son, seymour's wife.
Miss Alice Paine has finished work
in the post office at Greensboro and will
be at home several weeks.
Mrs. +. II. Phillips, who has been
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Tommy
Osgood, several weeks, returned TO her
home in Stowe.
One Of our former Cabot boys, Wes-
lev c. Atkins, is attending Young
Mems Christian Endeayor convention
at Washington, D. c.
DR., Chandler Of Montpelier was call
ca 70 Edwin Burnham's in council with
DR.. r. W. Burbank In the case Of Mr.
Burnham's little boy, one leg and one
arm being useless AT present he can use
his arm some and hopes are that his leg
viii gain its former use.
Az Mrs. M. NJ Whitney and Mrs.
Robert Hopkins were going up the
Haines hill one Of the harness tugs
broke. Mrs. Whitney stepped out to
fix it and in some way got one foot
caught and could not free it until Mrs
Hopkins rescued her. Mrs. Whitney sus-
tanned an injured knee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Cut flowers al Youngson's. Tel. siT-6.
Spalding's plasters cure rheumatism.
For sale AZ Hendricks.
Masonic charms and pins al l.. +. Aus
tins, "the watch and clock man,
Wanted 200 Carriages 20 store for
the winter Geo. H. Mcfarland
Front suite Of roomA IN Miles granite
block 60 rent. Inquire at u. NJ. Miles
Office.
A large line Of star goods that must
be closed out a once. o. II. Hale, auo-
tioneer.
Old gold and silver wanted at reiners
prices in exchange for goods at +. D.
Burr's.
LIP. Austin sells stone cutters glasses.
all kinds and prices, from zoe to 500
per pair.
White imported lenscs for stone cut.
tiers glasses 10 cents pair from this
date. Burr, tho iewcler.
just received. another barrel Of those
delicious old'fashioned hoTchound drops
At the Red Cross pharmacy.
Clairvoyant.- Tuesday and Thursdays.
2 ?. m. to p. m, Mrs. r. r. Ellis, Is
Spaulding street, telephone 1921.
Thanksgiving ball for old and young,
East Montpelier hall, November %. Gil.
bertson's orchestra. Dancing 5 TO Il
full bin, e..
Typewriting and copying, writing
from diciation, circular letters
speciality. Mrs. Mary @. Nye, 7 and
blanchard block
A. Giaehino AZ the Vermont fruit
store has just received a large assert
ment Of monographs, musical instru.
ments and music strings.
| am prepared TO give private Lessons
In dancing, afternoons or evenings. IN
Avcrill block. 30 North Main street.
Phone, 81 ring n. G. o. Ayerill.
Two OF the best ships IN the transat.
latnie service will sail "a follows from
New York. LaSayoio. November 2s, and
Laprosence, December 5. A. Giachino,
agent.
Miss Margaret Arklcy. the nurse, has
returned 20 the residence Of A. A. North.
rop after being at the City hospital for
three months, and il ready to take pri.
waite patients; telephone ai0.8
A reward OF $40 will be given 70 any
person giving information leading 20 the
conviction Of any person for breaking
windows in any Of /. J. Bolsters build /
ings. David Faulkner, chief Of police.
We have added surrey which will /
meet all trains to our livery outfit and /
viii be pleased with share of your 1
patronage Telephone orders receive /
prompt attention. Johnston & Jones,
telephone 1868.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
EAST MONTPELIER.

Arthur coburn IS stilI a great sufferer
from seiatica.
Mrs. L. r Townsend visited her sis.
ter in Plainied Tuesday.
Fred Gokey was in Barre Monday with
two horse load Of live poultry.
Con. Suloyd, section boss here, broke
one Of his fingers while at work last
Tuesday.
A few of our farmers have not had
their grain threshed yet, being unable
to get a machine.
Mrs. Alma G. McAllster Of Boston Is
spending several weeks with her niece,
Mrs. Elizabeth Woods.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Barney Abare were call
cd to Berlin last week by the death Of
Miss Dupree, their niece.
s. Richardson and step-son, Edgon
Fordham. drove TO Berlin Monday after
some furniture they had in storage
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Farnham were IN
Montpelier Wednesday to attend the
banquet Of the National guild of the u.
L. church.
The repairs on the brick church, It is
expected, will cost about S7O0; and the
Ladies' Aid win endeayor To raise d
large part Of il.
Barney Abare was taken very I'll In
Barre Friday of last week with heart
trouble. He was brought home and mas
been at work this week.
Mrs. Davis, mother Of Mrs. L. o. Til.
litson, has a badly swollen and sore
hand and arm caused by nang nail and
it is thought there is blood poisoning.
Mrs. J. f. Robbins was taken sudden.
ly i'll Friday morning with what Is
thought to be the grippe and has sui
fered good deal, but is now a little
more comfortable.
A. Ct Whitcher and wife were on west
hill In Barre town last Saturday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. II Il Fletcher, their
former neighbors, who have moved To
farm they lately bought in Mansfield,
Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. H M. Farnham drove to
Williamstown a few days ago to deliver
a span of horses to man from Ran.
dolph, making IS in all that Mr.. Farm
ham has sold to the same man.
H. NJ. Fanham. Master and George
HI. Clark past master of our grange, |
with their wives, have been in Plain
field several times lately to assist in or
yanizing a grange there and getting it |
in good working order
A few neighbors and friends spent /
The evening Of Tuesday, November III /
with Mr. and Mrs. Al. q. Whitney, that /
being the gath anniversary of their
wedding in Stoneham, Mass. Several
Kinds of fruit were served after a Jolly
7isit.
The Gleason ambulance was in town
Tuesday from Montpelier, and returned
With Mrs NJ. Reed, an aged invalid, who
will be cared for at the home Of ner +
ion, Charles Reed, in Montpelier. Mr..
Reed win live with his daughter, Mrs. 4
3ero, who lately moved away from
own.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
RANDOLPH.
Busy Social Week Ended With Several
Delightful Parties

bthkhtiu fAftee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Raymoge were very
pleasantly surprised on Thursday even,
ing BY a party Of friends, il being The
second anniversary III their marriage
After an enjoyable time with games and
other amnsemenls, refreshments 81 punch
and waters were served aud the guests
departed, leaving with them a suhstau,
iial token Of their esteem in the form
Of a pair Of poFtiefes, and many cordial
Wishes for their future happiness.
very pleasant party was given b.
Mrs, John Mead " her home Oh Ran.
dolph avenue Friday evening, November
22d. The invited guests. numbering ten.
were delightfully."- entertained hy games.
social enjoyment. and delicious refresh.
ments were served, al eontrlhutlng 10
the happiness Of the occasion. The home
Of the Meads, Va close proximity 10 the
kimball residence, Il well adapted 20
an evening gathering, being eommodious
and wen arranged Il i understood that
the house y 90 be kept open this season,
Mr. Mead having just returned from a
years stay In North Dakota. where he
has been experimenting the work on his
large ranch. Last winter WAS passed BY
the Mead family In California.
The meeting OF the Rochester club,
held In the hall Of the Mansion house
on Friday evening last was a decided
success, fully 100 attending. The time
passed pleasantly, with games. music and
dancing, after which rufreshments were
served and tho frat evening gathering IN
many years In shat hall was voted 20.
cial success.
The program al the Grange meeting
Saturday evening took the form 81
Thanksgiving" aud Miss Annie Messer
read an interesting paper on the origin
and Observance Of ThanksFiiing, Mrs.
Harris Rass gave an account Of her trip
70 Tennessee which was enjoyed by all.
and Miss Kate Connolly described her
journey 90 and stay az Dickinson, North
Dakota. which added much to the plea.
sure 81 those who listened. A special
meeting Of the Grange was appointed
for December BY the master, John
Hutchinson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grant were In
Bethel Sunday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson were In
town on Sunday calling upon friends.
Mrs. y. w Downing i quite III AZ
present, and Miss Scott Is Their caring
Tor her
Albert Menard Of Barnston, p. Q,
was IN town last week visiting at Mr..
Raymorcs.
Dr. and Mrs. Bcelman are IN Boston.
where they went 20 attend the Harvard.
Yale game on Saturday.
Frank Trask has moved his family
into tho house Of Mr.. Wires. formerly
occupied BY c. W. Hayward.
Miss Mary Pratt = expected here by
her sister, Mrs. o. s. Chambcrlin, the
first Of the week, 70 remain for a few
days.
Mrs. Cora Robbins Is In Barre. where
she has been for two weeks. assisting
Mrs. Morse Of the City hotel IN her dress.
making for the season.
Mrs. George Laird. Mrs. William skin.
ner and Mr.. William skinner, jr., all Of
RoyaliOn, were the guest Of Mrs. Lem.
ucl Richmond last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton and their
daughter, Miss Carrie Eaton, left here
on Sunday for n visit 70 Harry Eaton
81 Boston. They will spend Thanksgiv
ing there. and Mrs. Lille will look after
their household interests in their alb
sence; and Kimball Williams will super
intend the farm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
NORTnFIELD
Sophomore Won from Freshmen at Nor.
wieh University; Score y to 0.

Nifh UniyeFsltyi Score p 20 0.
The last foot hall game Of the season
Was played on the parade On saturday
afternoon, between The sophomore and
freshman CLASSES, resulting IN 4 victory
for the sophomores, 20 % Q. Ihe game
was fast and exciting and witnessed BY
ialr.siEed crowd
Mrs, Charles Duke vas Ia Montpelier
Thursday.
Harry Kendall was IN Granville on
business Wednesday.
J. a. Bullock was a business visitor
IN Montpelier Friday
J. G. hfiggs of Barre was a business
visitor here on Saturday.
hfs. james Evans 4 spending = few
dayf In Barre With friends.
Aiis. John Cross and Mrs. Frank San.
derson were IN Montpelier Friday,
Mrs. Jessie lloaek Of bradford visited
friends ~ town Friday and saturday.
hra. khoda kldder. who has been quite
III with pneumonia, !, slightly improved.
Miss Bertha Reed Of Montpelier spent
sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Al Reed
Mrs. Ernest Rail and son, Theodore,
have gone 10 Boston for short visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Baldwin Of Barton. who
has bscn spending a few DAYS with her
mother. Mrs o. $. Stchblns. returned
home Thursday.
Cook and Harris will give a moving
picture entertainment IN Armofy hall on
November 20, under the auspices Of the
Norihllcld FIRE department.
Alex. Eddy. who has been confined 10
The house for several weeks with q se.
we're attack Of rheumatism, i much i'm
proved and able 70 be out.
A large number from here have ar.
ranged to attend "The Lion and the
Mouse" played al Blanchard opera house
In Montpelier tomorrow night.
The annual Thanksgiving ball will BE-
held IN Armory hall Thursday night,
under the auspices Of Co =, v. n. G.
hruces orchestra win furnish music.
Hon. Frank Plumley was IN Burling-
ton Friday 90 attend the funeral Of
George I. johnson, formerly clerk Q.
the United States courts for Vermont.
The hurry Rosiell stock company gave
two very pleasing hieh.elass plays in
Guild hall Thursday and Friday nights.
which were attended By large crowds.
]. z. Almon held . public auction At
his farm home on Saturday afternoon,
selling all OF his stock, consisting Of
twelve COWS and two horses. ". FL
Dunsmoor was auclionecr. Mr. Almon
expects 10 come 10 the village to live
during the winter months. He viii spend
a good deal OF time travelling. IN an
effort to put upon the market 4 trimmer
which Il one Of bis latest inventions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
WILL BE BIG EYENr.
Dedication Of Morrill, Hall, Gift BY
State For Agriculture.

Burlington, Nov. 25.-The Morrill,
agricultural hall, the gift Of the state
of Vermont to agriculture, ia honor Of
Justin Smith Morrill, will be dedicated
on Wednesday afternoon, December III
next. The dedication win occur under
the auspices Of The Vermont state grange
Addresses will be made by Governor
Proctor. Ex.Gov N. J. Batcnelder Of
New Hampshire, master of the national
grange, DR. II H. Bailey Of Cornell, Pres
ident Buckham Of the university of YER
mont Hon. NJ. s. Stone, state superin
tendent OF education. The building is
completed and is now being equipped for
Institutional and experimental work in
agriculture. The public Is cordially m
vited to attend the dedicatory exercises,
OF to inspect the building at any time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25

Argo Red Salmon is standard in quail
ity, quantity, color and price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
A Hard Debt to Paw.

II owe a debt of gratitude that can
never be paid off, writes G. S. Clark Of
Westfield, Iowa, "for my rescue from
death by DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Both lungs were SO seriously affected
that death seemed imminent. when |
commenced taking New Discovery. The
ominous dry. hacking cough quit before
the first bottle was used, and two more
bottles made a complete cure" Nothing
has ever equslled New Discovery for
coughs. colds and all throat and lung
Guaranteed by Red Cross
soc and Sl.0O. Trial bottle
free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
Notice TO the public.

We are still running a public surrey
and meeting all trains. Telephone 1924.
-2apin Bros.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY. NovEMBER IS. l9O1.
The Law Gives The Widow

one third III there l. any), but the Law
furnishes nothing Life insurance puts
Up the money and gives the widow the
NAolo. ssth year National Life IL.
suFanee company, Montpelier, w. Mus
tuai.
5. $. Ballard, general agent. Mont
pelierl \, d. Ballard, local agent, barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
GRANTTEvILLE.

The regular meeting Of Branch, No.
IL, Quarry Workers viii be held in
Miles hall on November the goth In
stead Of the 21th, on account Of the
Catholic Lady Foresters' bah which viii
be held on The 2Tth. Jesse Miller, cor
sec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
COMPANY FORMED.


Articles OF Incorporation of the Step
toe Lead and Copper company we've
signed In this city today. This conf
pany includes A j. Davis, William I'll.
Tibhas c. Mr. McEntire, NJ. Woodbury.
and others and takes over the sahara
group Of four claims owned by MT
Davis and others. The property is To-
Gated in the Duck creek district near
the site of the Steptoe sluelter being
built IA miles east OF Ely The conf
pany is organized for sl0QO.O0O divided
into ais many shares Of Il par value ~
81 each The lncorp was effect
ed under the laws OF Arizona. Mi Tlb-
balls has just received a letter from
Gallagher Bros. OF S1cGill. Nevada, de-
scrfblng the conditions al the mime
They did the assessment work last fat
and are thoroughly acquainted with
the entire district They report every
thing O. K. and sent I'm LIS pounds OF ore
which they took from 2Q-foot cross
cut In the tunnel. Neither wall has
been cut through yea. according TO thc
letter Ore has been found which goes
80 per cent lead, Better ore Is found
in three foot vein Of high grade
Many strikes are being made IN the
district and great interest Ia being dis
played by surrounding camps.
The new company Will order surveys
for patent at once. The ledge uncov-
cred Will be explored and the tNnuel
work continued This tunnel was COM
menced last fall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28
STOCKS MUCH
MORE STEADY.
Prices at Opening Were Irregular
Though Fluctuations Were Less
Violent Than of Late.
ACTIVITY WAS sPAsMoolc.
After an Extended Advance Was n
Brisk Selling Moycment--The
Close Was Firm.

New York, March ss.--The movement OF
prices Of stocks was very Irregular In
the opening dealings but fluctuations
recently. A rise In Great Northern pre-
ferred Of 81. was due to the decision OF
the Minnesota court uphcldlng the legal
lily of the new stock issue.
Stock prices displayed u uniform tert-
dency upwards after business had been
lnder way few mInuIes- Buying Of
Reading, the principal metal stocks and
the Hell and Hartman groups, Impaired
a strong tone to the speculation Great
Northern preferred res,e AZ. Northern Ia, IA.
smelling "a, Anaconda 1s., Atchlson and
PENNSYLVANIA 1ss T., s. Steel. Colorado
Fuel u, and several others Il point The
tone was rather feveGish upon the ad-
vance and there were occasional relApses
in some stocks
The markct's activity both on advances
and declines was snasmodic- After ihp
advance had been somewhat extended
brisk selling movement wiped out most
of the principal gain% st, Pau was car
ried Isl below last night. The selling
movement then subsidized and the market
became dull.
Very Little business was done between IL
and L O'Clock. and prices were NOT essen
TALLY changed The tone was growing
rather heavy owing to the restricted de"
mand,
Speculative operations were on small
er scale than for some weeks and prices
drIfted narrowly. American Express leil
II points and rallied 3 The market clos
ed steady Prices fell back 10 a traction
below yesterday and the whole Iist re,
marked up quite rapidly agstn Ia the late
dealings trallsa ct1pns were small
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28
NEW STOCK ABOUT DUE.
Balaklala 10 Enable Itself To Build En-
larged Plans---COmpany's Plans.

The new stock ISSUE dectded upon by
the BaIaklala Mining company is about
due and IL Is believed the new took will
be distributed among shareholders
within a few days. With the money
from this source In it's hands che COM
pany viii be able 10 commence work ON
the enlarged 10000 ton plant under con-
temptation for some time. Construction
on the first unit is wei under way. This
consists Of three water Jacket furnaces
and one reYerbsratoTy furnace. The
second unit will be similar The COM
pany has TWO million tons OF ore In
sight and blocked out and ore million
tons are ready for stopping at any time.
Copper can be extracted at very little
cost as the ore is self-htlxlng. On a
ii cent market the company can make
thre cents pound, II Is asserted and
with high prices predomInatins moro
than satisfactory values could be OBJ
tanned. The Balakala plans to place
100, 900 shares In Its treasury and as the
issue covered 100000 shares 10000 Will
be outstanding, The treasury stock Is
to be used TO meet the present out.
standing bond issue but II Is asserted
that this Is not 10 he done until the
company Is on copper producing ba-
ple
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28
BETTER TRADING
NOTICED TODAY
Welcome Change for Improvement
Seems Assured and Con-
fidence Grows.
INCREASE SHOWN IN TOTALS.
Mountain lake Gains Four GEMS
During Regular Call Rutl---o''leF
stocks Are Awakening.

The local mining stock exchange
was slightly stronger this uofhi's
and better feeling Seems to p' taA
Inc the place ri the tlmIitv disPlayeu
by dealers during the past Week, Live
ller trading resulted and arm 'ls S,,
were recorded for the forenoon DR.s
fudge was offered al $3.50 and JOY
shares were promptly snapped up CIV
this figure No more changed minus.
n block VI 100 Nevada HIS Sptu ~
1888 during the regular call anN Az AZ
rthey hlock of 100 shares br0ugn1 Nle
same price on The open board, NouI
1ain Lake Is a strong stock at pressI-s
and this morning made n rlltllp y oe
cents. 1t opened with the sale OF 4pS
shares At s., followed by q secole
sale or 200 at Sc a third of 400 NJ "
and a fourth and CLOSING sale at 90.
Colorado Mining was an active seize,
but during the rapid transferring loSt
216 cents of opening price Inc s.eSn
opencd at s2.3j A second sale OF LOW
shares knocked OF cents Dpt Wy
transfer OF 2,l0O shares prp"st'l
s2.32M. Another 800 sold on cue
open board al the last figure.
New York called Tor az this morn
inc and this resulted in l.lOO shatVs
leInn sold. Yankee Is little lower,
N opened at 81 at which ttgure opu
We're TRANSFORMED; 90 then sold Tor d
eenl less and 200 sold for 81. Tne
Iast sale was made on the open pOar1,
star Consolidated was fairly active
100 going at 95 x and l,5oO at 80. Two
blocks OF Seven T'rOughs- comp risins
5000 shares, changed hands nprlns
the open board trading. The lfss
block included LOCO at AZ and 5oVo
al 40. The forenoon sales and CLOS
ing quotations follow
TopAY'S QUOTATIONS.