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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-12
PERSONAL
COmings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

A. J. KLAMT is ID from Rhyolite.
Il. A. McKlM went 20 san Fran
cisco this morning
ATTORNEY > II. EVANS has gone
to Reno On professional trip.
MRS. CHARLES JACKSON was
passenger for Goldneld this morning.
DAVID ASHLAND OF the Tonopah
& Tidewater came over from Gold
field this morning
R. FRED BROWN, the broker. left
this morning for San Francisco. where
he VIII spend few days
ALEX DEWAR and wife were
among the passengers this morning
en- route for san Francisco.
MRS. WILLIAM MITCHELL. with
her little boy and girl. have Joined
Mr. Mitchell in Tonopah. coming from
the old home in Boise. Idaho.
DR. MCLEOD came in this morning.
after surgical siege lasting six
weeks in san Francisco He looks
pallid. but says he is fully recovered.
D. s. LLEWELLYN. the placer king
Of Round Mountain, left this morning
for the east. where he viii spend a
couple of months. taking in the
sights Of Boston New York, Montreal
and Chicago. He is accompanied by
/ his wife
MRS. ED ERICKSON and two
children left for San Francisco this
morning. where the baby win receive
treatment under the care Of leading
specialists for a disorder Of the di.
gestive organs, which has caused the
little patient many hours of intense
suffering.
WILLIAM J. MORAN. United States
mineral surveyor. was a passenger
this morning for Oakland, where ru
NOR says he expects to join the
ranks Of the benedicts After a
month spent al Fruitvale he expects
TO return to Tonopah. and the boys
will wait 10 see if their surmise Is
correct
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sases HAND ssoT y svNTrR.

~ ver,ruon T.mss agf that D.
p-saI 6o Be- mr.ayea 81 the
~ = Pets Dominic ~ miles
a 81 Yer.nrtan. came near losing
s.iis au sunday 81 tas hands 2
s careless hunter Pardini was
SAILING across toe dteh on ihe
areh when from ths other side o.
he ditch. where there is a thick
usssrrrovih Of willows and sweet
elorsr came the discharge Of a shot
gun and the shot peppered Pafdin'
from his knees 10 his shoulders lie
followed that be vas shot but no
one answered. instead the shooter
seemed 10 hurry off through the
brush. Pardini came 70 4erlngion
Immediately and called DR.. Leayitt'
who extracted about dozen No. 5
shot from his flesh. some of them
having penetrated the flesh TO a
depth Of one inch
1t is supposed that The shooting
was simply a piece Of carelessness
On the part Of some hunter.
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ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THEATER


All the Butler this evening Sir Ne
Namara wnI b. heard again IN new
songs. both Illustrated and popular
The pictures are a. follows stone
the Woman an Essanay drama The
Invader a Lubln drama. Bump and
WIlie. a seig comedy and a Vita-
graph western drama when the
West was Young the dangers that
lurkad ln the path Of every frontiers
man during the early settlement Of
the west are strikingly Illustrated Be
frieuded by kindly settler. an IN
dian warns him o. danger from a
hostile tribe 10 the neighborhood
Secure 30 his sense Of safety. the
warming is disrsgarded and The from
tiersman pays for bis foolishness with
bis life. Before lis death the Old
indian promises to take charge Of the
mans little daughter and 10 conduct
her 70 a nearby fort His trust is
faithfully filled al the sacrifice Of his
own life. for bis fellow Indians take
vengeance upon him for shat they
consider an act Of treachery- Tomor
row. five pictures. including Pa'he
Weekly. Friday THE Battle 81
Gettysburg, i'll five reels Adv
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BROKER WEIR
APPEARS AS
DEFENDANT
LARGE LIST or vENIREMEN rs
CALLED TO The DISTRICT
COURT

The ease % the state IS Fred
Weir. the former broker vas called
this morning 10 the district cour
which vas filled 70 overflowlug xith
talesmen who responded 20 the ven-
ire Out o. the 40 names draw
q responded, and no time vas lost
CT reaching the first ease % the
calendar which bad been reset =
numbeE q times The first juror
called was Fred steen. secretary q
me Moose who was excused bg the
prosecution.
oliver Perry was next summoned
and BE- vas under examination al re-
cess and finally was accepted.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

To ihe stakeholder of he Was
EHd Consolidated Mining Camases
Notce s hereby given that al 4 ras..
mg " fhe Beard 0i Directors al IS.
above corporation held al tbe Office
% said corporation DO the syndieaie
building Oakland California. On tbs
lst day 81 October 1913. O DIVIDEND
90 five cents per share upon lssua8
capital stock OF the corporation Wa
declared from the net earnings OF ~
corporation said dividend viii 81
paid on the Sd day Of December. 1873
10 all stockholders Of record On tbs
books 81 the corporation on the 1gth
day OF November. 1913 The stool
transfer books VIII BE- closed a. f5ya
o'clock p IT, On the 18Th day 81 M.
yembcr. 1913. and win BE- reopeBed
on December Sd 1873. ~ the com.
mencement Of business. 20 wit. Al
nine O'Clock no.
DENNIS SEARLES. Secretary.
West End Consolidated Mining 60
Syndicate Bldg. Oakland. California
Nll5
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TREATMENT OF
COPPER MINERS
UNDER INQUIRY
SECRETARY WILSON GOING TO
DRAFT 4 REPORT on
The STRIKE


SEATTLE N8f 81 Secretary %
Labor Wilson n addressing the
American Federation 81 Labor today.
condemned the attitude 81 the Michi
gan copper companies aud warned
them thar new conception q titles
10 property vas IN process Of forma-
zion he said De would make public
The wages q miners. hours worked,
labor conditions as wel as the enor-
NOUS profits 81 mine-owners
The secretary said the department
win b. utilized 20 cooperate with
the great trades union movement in
an effort 10 elevate the standard Of
human society
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OCTOBER EARNINGS or THE
jim BUTLER MINING CO

The October earnings Of the Jim
Butler mine were reported this morn
ing from eastern headquarters a.
5000. compared with $500 for Sep
TENDER The difference is partially
accounted for By the delays Incl,
dental to enlargiug the hosting ca
pacity Of the Wandering Boy shaft
and changes in the head frame
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DISTRICT COURT HAS
NAMED THE APPRAISERS

A resolution adopted by the county
commissioners this morning fayoring
the purchase Of the old high school
for county hospital was sent 70
Judge Mark Averill Of the district
court, who has appointed a board Of
appraisers TO report back to the
court. as follows W Il Blackburn.
r. r. Hussey and Julius T. Garner.
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TYPO PIONEER MARRIED
BY JUSTICE DUNsEATH

Toby Connors, the welI.known set
tier Of Tybo, Nye county was mar
ried yesterday afternoon by Justice
Dunseath to Miss Ella. sauser Of San
Bernardino. Cal The witnesses were
Herbert Hartley Of Tonopah and Wal
ter a. Brown Of Typo.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

County Clerk Pohl issued mar
riage license this morning to Frank
3. Corcoran, aged q. of Manhattan,
and Anna E. Feeyers, aged IS, Of
Round Mountain.
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CONSOLIDATED AUTO COMPANY

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from Tono-
pah to Manhattan and Round Noun.
tain. Cars leave Toaopah daily on
arrival Of mail and leave Manhattan
at $3.50 D. m.
w. c. HARDING, Agent.
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Coffee

If a thousand coffee
drinkers were in conven-
ton and the chairman
should say: those who
want the best coffee please
stand up. how many do
you think would remain
seated?
Which would you rather
have: the assurance that
you could have a cup Of
the best coffee every
morning for the rest of
your life, or 800?
You can have the best
coffee in the world every
morning by asking for
Schilling's Best.
Don't delay delight, order now.
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BoDlE MINER FOUND
DEAD IN HIS CABIN

BODlE, Cal, Nov ~ Mike o'Brien
was found dead in his cabin, where
he had evidently died from natural
causes several days before He spent
his lifetime in Bodie.
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SHOE NEWS.

SELF shoes are the sole Of honor.
There are none better for style; serv-
ice is guaranteed in every pair. Nc
Kim Go. store is sole selling agent in
Tonopah.-Adv. Mt
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RECEIVED BY TIE POPE.

ROME, Nov ia large party Of
American bluejackets was received to.
day at private audience by the
pope
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

have disposed of the Tonopah
Auto Supply company and warn all
persons indebted to me to make set
Element before November 20 and save
costs.
N12t2 H. D. ROBINSON.
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FRENcH AvlAroR KIllep.

NY AsN0cIaleu Fress.I
VILLA COU BLAY, Nov. Capt.
D. La Garde, one Of the most noted
French army ayiators, was killed to-
day while making a landing
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Moving Houses by Tractor

Parties having houses to move
from Goldfield viii do well TO see
G. W. Lifts. We have a heavy gas
tractor on trial and while we are
breaking the road we viii haul some
light houses very reasonable. and
guarantee them delivered IN good
condition. A little later we viii
bring larger ones. Drop US a card
in Box 101l, Tonopah. and we will
come and see you
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STOCKS

The follosiar are ne CLOSING sioct
quotailank snd he reoard o. the
days salea. - resolved from H.
saB Francisco stock exchanEs mis-
Afiernoou BY Broker IL 3 60
atine.
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Proof OF labor slanks for sale at
the BONANZA.
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II it's OF exceptional value at the
price, it's sure to be advertised in
the Bonanza. else the merchant would
he hopelessly unproKressive.
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Inc Ilslfes TOT tue IlIIu q4aI-eI
81 1918. as compared with the core
spending quarter Of 1912. show a de-
crease Of $SSs40s in earnings, an in
crease OF. sIz in dividends paid, an
increase Of 1864 in the amount
charged off as depreciation OF the
Steptoe plant and an increase Of $1Sl
ore extinguishment.
The balance sheet a. OF September
80 shows
Property, less ore extinguish-
ment 70 date s4.O01. SIS
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Tor copper during the quarter Earn
ing ana dividena account ior the
quarter shows as follows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
New York
Stock Market

>eo YORK June 9S-it was tho opinion ot
many traders to-day that SATURDAYS heavy
S.ping ~ stocks had been pverdonc and that
,hs-e wac no sound reason for such severe
degree ~ that which brought last week to
clos. There I'm consequence ton
dtn,y toward recovery, which was eri-
aent to-day soon a. tho market opened. At
,.mr,s 10 cover revealed a scarcity Of stock
Nervousness =; the shorts MAS increased D!
rrircipaily ,c bear raid
~ noon the entire list WAS higher with
rains running M 10 : points IN the case ot
III. ia,cr half " tho day trading grew Gull
tno prices eascd on rradnailE rom me 'T or
81 influence III the Improvement was inc
,.fts. nat ihc interstate commerce Com
MISSION ruling I'm The freight rate Sahe On
saturday had received TO" much emphasis
"a hear factor Although tho commission
refnscd TO reopen tho OLD trciEht rate case
in the ue,t,ior Of tho Eastern roads FOR II
~. rcD, advance the inquiry to he made
~ Inc commission viii ersuic tho roads I"
ureS.u' th-i, case
o. ne currcucy question had rerccpth,e IN
grs,,. ou tho market. This was probably
u, mo fAct that delivery Of the message
- rrcredcd by publication OF the currency
III, iisef !, is IN tho detailed plan set forth
IN me bll that wall Stects chief interest
Fur,h,r slowing down in general business
,,i- indicated by the fornish,ly rePor,, or
iln. fr.ish, cars An increase Of nca'l! Hoo
Rond. ySfo MN steel rs showed some
heayiness falling TO The recent low, level,
Sc 6 par value SiN"'"'
%,o Work June .s Money on call steady.
ea.,. pcl zen, ruling rate >. closing hid.
Is. offered 81 time loans easier. SiNy
GAYS si.a5', poi cont ninety daNs 500
si> months 5'eG5a.c prime mercAnulS p"per'
Der cent sterling exchange nrm, Win act
IA business IN bankers hillS a, sl% i9r
r..
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STREET NO PLACE
. FOR NERVOUS ONES
Recent Actions of Market Too
Changeable for Excitable
Persons.
BY BROADA\ W,II-

New York. June e3-Stocks opened firm, 70.
! reaction from the high prices V"
Wall Street is certainly no place for those
oi an eheitabie temperament. Although the
Htreci Is somewhat accustomed to a re.
versal Of form between the close one day
ana the opening the next, il was a new SEN
sauon 10 hnd the Interstate Commerce Com
mission turned right about face on a rate
decision between 10 4. NJ. and ? p. NJ on a
the financial district that some one in Wash
ington had one eye the stock market
remarkable coincidcnt that the refusal To
grant consideration Of AN increase in rates
Just as the market opened on Saturday and
the hn"cial community should not he aware
the COMMITTEES until after the market closed
PRESIDENT Wilson'S currency message did
M" As ihs ,ree r.d respect for the
have not money are I'm the future to obtain
accommodation from those who have by the
aid OF The government. at rates to lie arbi.
trnrily fixed by q board that may he poljti-
cal but must not he financial. II is an old
should have the choice of borrowers tho Sc
lection Of the collateral and the determine.
,ion Of risk and profit and II is extremely
doubtful If lawmakers can change this pro-
cedure by the enactment OF new laws
use The expression of banker. water does
no, flow up Hill as yet. and Secretary Me-
of New York has accelerated the flow OF cur
rency 10 New York. This amounted TO about
sl7 900 last week.
shares with Union Pacific crossing IH. Read
iinE above la and I.ehigh Valley at $50. Great
Northern preferred rose over point and 81,
Paul gained Ia. Canadian Pacific advanced
sharply on buying from London Contrary to
expectation foreign houses bought on bal
ance, taking some 10000 shares. There was
an Improvement in the markets abroad and
a better tone prevailed for the international
stocks. While some trouble Is looked for ON
pay day" no serious failures are expected
There was slight Improvement in the
copper market ANN lgamated made a gain
OF point and American SmcltcrS rose frac-
tionally. The metal market continues weak
and sales were recorded at 1fsSc. pound.
with buying very light. Further reaction in
prices Is looked for In the trade before man
ufac,urers can he expected to come into the
market
American Can was active at advancing
prices on the expectation that earnings
| shortly 20 be made public will justify the
officials in paying the back dividends on tho
preferred. and iaNer in the year placing tho
common shares on permanent dividend
basis. The weather news from the corn and
wheat belts OF favorable nature.
Baltimore and Ohio showed gross in
| crease In earnings for May OF 3flt ISL, but a
decrease in net of st1.3Sl.
Money was In full supply and loans
renewed at per Cent With no changes In
lime rates.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE %

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE %. 1918
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon. Harney. Norfolk NOR
,hahdise and passengers old Dominion Line
steamer berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk mcr-
chandiSe and passengers Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora. Furman. Pctersburr and
James River landings. merchandise and mas
Sengers. Furmun Line '
SAILED
steamer Brandon. Harncy. Norfolk mer-
chhhdise and passengers Old Dominion Line
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk iuer-
chhnnise ana passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and MAS
senFers. Virginia Navigation Company
steamer Aurora. Furman. PETERSBURG and
James River landings. merchandise and mas
Scnecrs. Furman Line ~ '-
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afraid Of tho resumption Of manipulation In
the summer months

ne opening was steady decline Of
"HH onints. Gables were not up to cNpccta-
N"ns. ana the weather map was called f.v-
"r"hle rain being reported in Arkansas
Mheic claims or drought have been made
soon after the call there was a recovery
which put July points over Saturdays
close ana the new crops within . points Of
mat level These were tho high prices of
nc daN: Selling increased around tho mid
ne "i the morning session, being stimulated
ny IN" port that 4 well-knOwn private crop
repnruhS bureau was out with condition
ntures "i 80 per cent against its own last
hturcS OF No.. This selling put tho new ,rop
= points under Saturdays final figures July
ga not follow the decline. Froft-takinc on
short cotton and a little fresh long buvinE
steadied the market around noon and
brought about - partial recovery. hu, in tho
afternoon iiTuidation and the plus corrcc-
ton of LOCO bales in the New York stock
rut Prices To the lowest levels again Tn.
close was steady at not loss of 5alS noir,s
spot cotton quiet and unchanged. mid
ding. J. '-isC.: sales on the spot 10 bales and
l. 70 arrive Cotton futures closed: Tanunrv
!l.al. March II 80; June i2.A asked. July
llit, December II ~
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DRY GOODS MARkErs

New York. June :3-'rhe tone OF the pri-
quiet but steady. Gray goods OF PRINT cloth
construction were good. Some we'll known
ines OF manipulated lines of the mems wear
were open for the next spring season. Mos,
oi inc prices on these goods remained III, =
chanEed. nut III some instances the prices
named we're :, per cent higher There we're a
t ty good demand for cheap, staple and
fancy dress goods for fall delivery Raw
SILK advanced sharply on the Japan market.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Sow York June g The easier tendency
noted 40 NC cotton market toward tho close
owing to continued realizing 10y old longs
or sCattercc selling, inspired hy favorable
Weather ana crop reports. Tn. close Was
az, lEi a net loss OF from iG II points.
$40 points IA response TO lower cables un-
i'"tablc European ppfi,io al, news and re-
ports Of good Weu;he!. In thc South over
sunday. Tn initial prices reelected a set =
uatS 81 tully 30 points fron tho high level
ui last week ana this break seemed to at
ttac, good deal of covering hy recent SELL
~ "s well as some fresh huying Tor long
accounts Demand failed TO broaden ON Il
falI! Of from 5n6 points. however while
lheTF were indications OF continued realizing
'E otref longs under which tho market soon
o"c uurins the early afternoon. Subse-
lucni fluctuations Wer. more OF less irreeu-
lNr ltt tie market met too much cotton
'0 me fa =! Z" hold amy IMPROVEMENT of CON
~ points of the lowest. Recent Wall
N'ffe' rEyeiN mere credited with hcina
-itmi- The heaviest sellers during the day
NhlIs mere WAS some fuI her liquidation
- Liverpool struddles ana scattered south
arn sellers Trade interest. vere moderate
hHf"i- on q scale down. while there was
'R.insi"r. roN%ing which probably con
.itlt%d n" nuik OF the Gemand RumoiS
ilai preliminary returns TO the National
sinheIs Association. based on the official
5.he nL'eau report pointed to Il July con
!4ilon report ot 50 per cent thus -ugrcsl-
,F 90 Improvement %; about per cent in
me 'f"r outlook during Tho month pr0l.hIy
Inspired part az tho days selling Private
80. ron; iAferp"o. attributed the decline
-in4eu Continental i..llgiI,r Da,a,iied
"ta'rti reports showed some iHiu In tho
S''fh "ho rtnual -ertions of tho beIt.
Nhlrh was n"t considered unfa,orahc fol-
."'ins ~ recent drs not vcaher ana
ery fe" complaints vero received IRON ti,e
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARxr.

IRennr,nI ~. ID d. - - = I ,MNKkET
Petersburg. Va. June 3-Peunuts-Span.
ish- Market firm Farmers Spanish si62ia
spanish. ot4c. per pound No shelicd
Spanish. sc. per pound. virsinias-Fancy
JUMBO tc. per pound hand picked 3Nc. per
pouno: extra prime. 317c per pound prime
3f.c. per pound machine picked. 3d3,.c per
pound Smelling stock. 2i7N3c. per pound
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, Dnirlr. In Good Condition.

TJdCCN.
Lynchburg Va June o3-Dr
Winant. Federal veterinarian. who has
neen mere assisting in general test
OF garry nerds for several weeks has
declared that the Lynchburg dairies
are =" per cent more sanitary than in
any city he has ever operated This
Is q condition due TO stringent super
VISION by the local health depart
nlcnt.
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Post-oiiicc Is Moved.

l-ynchburE. Na.. June o3-The post
Office was moved into the new Fedora
building this morning, all mails ar
~ Inc new building. The Office has
been located since August Is, 1910. in
;,n old warehouse. The other govern
for several weeks. as the buiIdinr
not entirely finished
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'Sa'cs at Union Stock Yards

Richmond Va. June - 1919
Report OF the live stock market Tor The
week ending June %. 1918:
best steers '"tWN4c.; medium 10 good ri
,,sc' common to fair. 506,sc: hes, hoifars
"a ,t7y.' medium To good. 5iaU6,ac common
l" itir, f,.h'.tc.; best cows, ga Gisc; medium
best oxen. 6i.mii.c.. medium to good =. J,6c.
common 20 fair. ii.H@c.: bulls 4i2n6c.: best
caves, SHA'2c. fair 10 good. IN Sc: dicks ,il
&C. COWS and calves, So5N65co per head Rest
hogs M Sic: sows and stays aG7c best
sheep. fiti.C.: fair to good. "a Ss.c: common
:" far Si:n3c. best lambs, 7,.dsc.; common
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NAVAL STORES

savannah. Ga. June c3.-Turpcntin-- Firm
~ .'S'T.c.' sales Lost casks. receipts 49, casks
shipments 2.?lo casks; stock .I.l3S casks
k"sin-Firn sales 30 barrels receipts .iST
narrcis' shipments Isl. barrels; stock 1927
barrels Quote. A. B. s3s0
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R1cnMoNn sroch MARkEr.

Is, Caskic q Burch & Co.
STOCK and Bond Broker. 1915 T.. Main street.
Richmond, VA. June %, i'iS
STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked.
Virginia SIS old. G. ana r 1872 s.
Ia centuries %. {. and 4, 1891 Is", Sp',
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New YorA
Stock.
Sales.

Allis-Chalmers
Ailis-- Chalmers. pfd.
2S.lo0 Amalgated Copper
$50 Am. Ayr. Chem. com
>, o, amer; Beet Sugar. com. :.
ll.?2o american Can
ooo american Can. pfd.
?oo american Car and Fdry.
ioo american Cotton OIL.
AMER Hide and Lea, pr
2oo american Locomotive
Amer. Malt Co, pfd.
500 american Smelling
american .Snuff. com.
American Sugar
zoo Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
loo American Tobacco. com
30 American Tobacco. pfd.
- coo oo Anaconda Copper ......
zoo Atlantic Coast Line
\. {. l.. of Connecticut.
1.SoO Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Co. com
Bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
l.Soo British Amer. lob. Co.
200 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
IgV central Leather. com
100 Canadian pacihc 900. :
2oo California Petroleum
1000 Chesapeake and Ohio
200 Chicago Great West
100 Chicago Great West. MD
$500 chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
10 Crucible Steel Cor. com.
TO Crucibla Steel. pfd.
200 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Colorado and Southern.
100 Consolidated Gas ..
400 Corn Products. com.
900 Den and Rio Gran. com
zoo Erie. LIST pfd
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd
100 General Electric
Geo. w. Helme lob. Co.
800 Great Northern. pfd 49,.
200 Great Northern ore Gifts.
800 Illinois Contra!
go lnterhoro- Met. -
S.SeG luterhoro- Met. pfd.
500 Int. Harvester. com
Int. Mer. Marine. com
International Paper 49,.