davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-02

Ice cream supper at olivet Meth
odist church Saturday night, Sept. II.
Everybody invited.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-02

Furnished rooms with bath for
school girls. Close TO school, Apply
at Message ONCE. 2w
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-02
SCHOOL TINE

And you will need
School Books and School sup
plies. l have every thing you
need. All the new books re-
Gently adopted. A good line
of second hand books and
school supplies, Tablets, Note
Books, Pencils, etc.
A good IA caret gold
fountain pen for so cents.
j. H. SALLEE,
THE BOOKMAN
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-02

w. A. Sharp of this city attended
the funeral of his brother-in-laW'
John Furnish, who died in Moberly
this week
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-02

lisa lively one. "The Thous-
andth Woman"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-02

LOST, between Mexico and two
miles north of Rush HILL lady's
black hat. Notify Message Office.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-02

T. E. Anderson of Santa Fe was a
business visitor in Mexico Tuesday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-02

HUNTERS, KEEP OFF the prem
ises of S. d. and C. D. Wilson. That
means you. 1t
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-02
HORSES NEVER so MUCH IN
DEMAND AS NOW.

Missouri has never in all its history
been called on to supply such uuan'
tity of horses as in the past few
months. This means that with all the
plugs and inferior horses sold for
cannon fodder that the best is left
and that from these there win spring
the best breed of horses Missouri has
ever seen. At the state fair, Septem'
Der 25 to October 2, there win be
shown the best in horses that Mis-
souri, afrords.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-02
WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT
Mr.. NELSON HAGNAUER

EISENsTADT MANUFACTURING co.
Importers Of diamonds and makers Of Platinum and Gold
jewellery will be at our store Sept and 4th with their
new fall line.
We invite your inspection Of this beautiful display Of
levels and gems Orders will be accepted for especially
made articles and for goods selected for Christmas
woRRELL THE'9 JEWELER n
On the corner H, l i Of Mexica
ta sc&' z; 4
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new PHOSPHATE BODIES
DISCOVERED BY ACCIDENT
Mine of Wealth Found Down
In Tennessee Along the Vir-
Slnlu Line.

Henry V. Maxwell writes from
from Butler. Tenn. about a big lind
III Johnson County OF that State. He
says:
A recent discovery of phosphate rock
IN Johnson County, Tenn, adjacent to
the Virginia line. while as yet en-
tirely undeveloped. promises to prove
Oh great importance and value BY
accident. as is frequently the case,
Dannelly & Donnelly. attorneys, of
Mountain City. Tenn. submitted to n
chemist what was supposed to be zinc.
but which proved to he phosphate of
.he very highest grade. The writer
having just traversed the field finds
mat the field test Of ammonium moIyb-
GATE moistened with dilute nitric acid
SHOWS the ore to exist in immense
"n'ouhts ana covering n wide range
Vi territory. Taking Mountain City
us pase the ore occurs three miles
east IN the smaller hills OF the valley
proper. this ore being the result OF
later origin than that of the general
held. and while possibly in smaller
deposits than the more massive bodies,
IL proven by analyses to he of high
commercial value. and while no pros
pecting has been done, st:ll grooming
ana surface indications warrent the he
ilet that In this alone profitable opera
tons will result
EiSht miles southwest from this
fO'i'' VIE ore IL encountered in mas
slVe stratihed bodies. forming one of
the LAYERS Of the southern slope OF Iron
Mountain. while from Mountain CITY
eight miles southwest. the ore Is again
encountered in massive form here
forming one of the strata of Stone
Mountain. the ore presenting face
or some thirty feet standing almost
vertical. and in it's northeast and south
west trend conforms to the strike OF
the mountain range but Is exposed
In gap through which passes one
OF the prongs Of I&Oans Creek At this
point, as shown by keith's United
states Geological Survey. the granite
and auartzite contact, while at the
frst-named point occurs an ed
intrusion of granite. thus creating the
Impression that. owing to unusual
metamorphic action noticeable Mt both
points. the phosphorus is largely due to
that cause.
In the absence Of analyses OF the
separate BODIES, no assurance is given
that the larger bodies will he Of high
enough grade for shipment crude. but
undoubtedly will furnish almost limit
less amounts Of orc for grinding. for
use i'm It's crude state.
In the opinion Of the writer. the ore
will he found for good distances along
the mountain ranges and extending on
into Virginia. Much interest is he
ing taken in the field which will soon
result in determining the extent and
value of the ores as yet not ana
lived
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WAR AND BIG BUSINESS
4 Cnse In Polnt-war Helps the Zine
Miners Immenrely md They Celebrate.

There comes an interesting story as
10 how war and business mix up some :
times. Zinc is used very largely in
war materials and a great war. like
unto that now going on. is we'll CAL
culated to help the zinc business Ac-
cordinG to trade journal which has
been Investigating the subject the
price Of zinc ore just before the Euro
pean war commenced was $40 a ton.
and pretty much of drag on the
market at that, and zinc was only s
cents pound. At the end of last
week zinc ore was selling from $40
to sli5 ton and the price of zinc
around 81 cents a pound.
In this connection an account Of a
kind of celebration by the zinc miners
out in Missouri will prove interesting
II is taken from the Joplin IllD Globe
Enthusiasts in Joplin yesterday
morning circulated a subscription list
TO engage the Carthage band to play
on Main Street last night in celebra-
ton of the arrival of 500 jack. BY
the time the band had been engaged
the price had gone to si02 n ton BY
the time the uniformed players. instru-
ments in hand. arrived in Joplin il was
learned sos had been paid. Before
they had played their first piece 1t
was Slo5.50. BY the end OF the second
selection 1t was sl3S When the pro-
gram was half over II was reported
$40 had been paid, and before the
closing march had been consummated
il was learned on reliable authority
that base price OF sl1e had been paid
for local zinc ore"
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STAUNT0N WINS OUT
After n Hard Struggle Capital Of Valley
Gets Cold Storage I'Innt Of It's own.

STAUNTON. VA. June lo.-Work
has been started on the cold storage
plant OF Rothwell G Co, of Martins
burg. W. Va. The plant will be COM
pleted within sixty days. and will he
ready for the first apples produced in
this section.
Staunton has been interested In Sc
curing cold storage plant for the
past number OF years. since the apple
Industry first grew TO such large pro-
portions in the valley. The Staunton
Business League Immediately after its
organization last December started
working on proposition to build the
plant here. a canvass was made
among the apple growers for a guar
antee OF percentage OF their crops
for the next three years. \ guarantee
was secured by the Business League
OF sixty thousand barrels of apaples.
!. NJ. Rothwell, OF the firm OF Roth
we'll G Co, large cold storage people,
was interested and took over the guar
antees secured by the business league,
and to-day broke dirt for his new
plant
The local cold storage plant will
have capacity of nifty thousand bar
rels OF apples and will he modern and
up-to-date in every particular. The
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.BU0YANCY DISPLAYED
BY INDUSTRIAL SHARES
strength Shown in Stock Market on
Friday Continues Through Yes
terday's Short Session.
NEW HIGH PRICES ARE MADE
Opening Is Higher and More Active
Because OF Belief That Germany's
Reply to American Note Will BE
Favorable.
BY BR0ApaS WALL

Jew YORK. Juno l2-The strength which
prevailed In tho stock market yesterday
continued during the short session to-day.
OUT with tho Industrial shares displaying
s'eater buoyancy than the railroads Quite
a Few new high prices for this movement
"ere made in specialties.
f, on active and higher opening resulted
rtpIy to the American note Will be favor.
frnr, advances on the initial trades were
.ns opening realizing and profit taking re
suited suited In reces.ions from the opening hs-
me beet Of the session. The indrstri,is
hro%.ver improved in the last hour under
Anaisamated and Central Leather. The
,,s,, Wv was strong. quotations under the
10 points. speciaities we're to ii
,b, american Can touched new high for
.shsst price IT has ever sold. Unofficial
lof large war order. Dealing cali resulted
~ ~. net gain Of %. points Central Leather
iionr in large specuiative ' attention % '' +,
use more than ? points on expectation that
holders "
baldwin Locomotive was the star perform.
'r OF The war stocks, at one time showing
a. 80 Snn Of IA points on heavy dealings.
sue touched 80 causnd recession to 5S's.
New York Air Brak. jumped into specu-
lauEe favor again on reports that the divi-
dend would be Increased TO pet cent II
!rs. ~ points. bu; receded point before
Sales Of COPPER metal AZ oo,7c pound i'm
parted strength to The copper shares
s 1,Sn ai.playinE the mos, ACTIVITY.
on reports that the company would dis
Advances in the price Of lead 70 &c
pound caused another sharp advance in ,'ed-
ernl Mining and Smelling which placed that
stock at level, which showed gain OF
81 points for the day.
Traders at the close of business TO day
WIRE paying. for. a tca ction.
NEW YORK. June c--Deallngs In stocks
today would have been more impres s;ve
had tho movement shown greater breadth.
Most OF thu standard shares
iected activity and greatest advances again
'oh'erginE about war >pcC!alties and other
Special class. For II stance. Federal Mining
and Smelling common ana preferred scored
lem porary gains Of "a and points r~spec-
lively. and American smelling GuEEenhrim
iona! Lead rose ! to 3i1 points.
bethlehem steel preferred rose To the new
Ugh price Of !ie'2 With smart advances in
the common stock. New York Air Brake.
sharing In tho manufacture of munitions
" War, SeaSoned railway shares. including
Union Pacific. I.-hiSh Valley New YORK
Central and @tchison. we're NJ point. and
the close when pressure wiped much.
II not all their carly advantage.
In the hnal dealings American Can and
Central Leather ros. from to 3 points.
Bonds were steady to-day. United states
government bonds were unchanged on call
during the week
sew YORK, .lrn. Mercantile paper.
demand. N;SN. for cables. H7s75 Bar
silver is,. Mexican dollars. ssh.
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J. +. Morgan & Co. of New YORK. have
t neeh named name, as buyers OF supplies in
Includes the purchases of wheat and
nour II makes n great rawback 10
there "r wil he OF the United States as
ever. and the Morgan interest will rule
the roost. In so far as values are con
fferned: j., may be said that many
grain at any further price reduction.
but this will rest, in n large degree
with the buyers.
sii An1fher drawback to. the export
that while there are small lots of
patent -four sold to go abroad. these
transactions are actually too small for
Is concerned. Wheat prices at Chicago
we're hree-auarterS to one and one
eighth cents higher to-day and ruled
While the cash wheat sales nj
chicago were small at $4,000 bushels.
ana there were no reports Of actual
pointed to a good business not ONLY in
wheat, hut also in corn on export ac-
count, Cash sales OF corn here we're
bushels
Coarse grains We're higher on shorts
covering. corn gaining one to one and
ne-nuarter cents. and oats, three
eiRhths cent The movement OF both
corn and oats off the farms and out
OF country elevators continues to de-
crease.
Provisions broke sharply during the
latter part of to-days session. follow
ing an irregular and unsettled market
earlier in the day. Shorts were in the
Packers picked, out the hard snots
S Wss Which to s., make sales. Hlthough q
heavy purchases of lard and ribs on
the decline.
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Bank Statement

NEW YORK. June i2.-The statement 81.
me actual condition Of clearing house ha INKS
IN" :t trIs, companies for the week shows
Of legal requirements an increase or sS.S;
-" over last week The statement follows:
,d Loans. etc. se'e',7ss,o increase. SIS.
Reserve in o~n vaults $3.50 ass COO of which
s'I .ni."N is specie: Increase. ss.2t.On1
Reserve in ] ederal reserve bank s!.7 900
increase $4,000
Reserve in other repositories. ss,.57s.ooo;
decrease. s2.3:s6o0
Set demand deposits, i.sos soscoo increase.
:, % Nc ~, time deposits, sia>7elp. increase.
Circulation. 'S!.aa:,oon decrease. $1,000.
Aggregate reserve 500 lis 900
Excess reserve. s:ej.l5s5Oo; increase IS.
$3.50. w.
summary OF state hanks and trust com
nanies in Greater New York. not included
In clearing house statement:
Loans. etc, t.I5. 900: increase. 1888 500
Specie. !i@i"jj0: decrease. s3s 200
Legal tenders Ss.5as. eco: increase snSi 500
Total deposit. s;i2.iSa.s coo: decrease s. $50
Eanhs cash reserve in vaults. sIl.a5s.co.
rust companies cash reserve in vaults
H'.j-i.eo0.
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IN WHEAT
DECIDEDLY BEARISH
Any Advances In Prices VIII he Re-
cause of Overkold CondI-
ton of Market.

CHICAGO, June l2.-While there
VIII be seen reactions and advances
from the price decline now and then,
the situation in wheat is decidedly
nearish Any advance in values at this
an oversold condition. unless there
should be rains in the Southwest
where the wheat is being harvested.
Those who are in the wheat pit as
spectators from day to day will find
II TO their advantage to steer clear of
the bull side of the market for long
pull. Wheat is now being harvested
In the Far Southwest. and the pro
ducers of Oklahoma will commence
cutting that grain on Monday. Many
farmers in the winter wheat belt are
in need of money, and this will cause
wheat to come out as soon as it is
ready for shipment
The greatest drawback to the wheat
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Much Grass and Weeds.

Whether you are u renter, or owner.
says the Coriscan Press YOU should
not permit grass and weeds to take
the sidewalk. Flies and mosquitoes
bred in the tangled grass OF Il home
owner are just as annoying and poi
sonous as those that are brought to
life on the rented promises And the
blow to civic beauty Is as severe in
the one instance as in the other. Don't
he a draw back to comfort health and
civic beauty. which is to say, don't let
weeds and grass cucumber the side
walk Of the place that YOU call home
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Crnmp Share. s.rony .e.,,,.

bn'Aii" securities market to-day w.s con
,rt.u IN tn sharor of the Cramp shin.
nul n'1t Company. which was the active
y" strong feature. The price Of this 'stock
hHNtnccd 20 further new high Level ,rr
- 'he highest that has henn reached In a
,rw years. 4 gain OF points was shown al
N" Iop to-day over he close Of yester-
Jay. and from which there was oniys a
small reaction from the high. Electric Roa
WaS i"ss active, hu, prices held firm AZ the
,"s' OF Yesterday and the high point of
The week The balance Of the specia ties
vas less active and about steady Mining
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
BY Casxle G. Burch 4, Co
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. juno lc,-Thc cotton mar
ket uas quiet to-day. and fluctuations we're
IT net decline Of to points Liver
pool was again slightly lower than due hut
there were a few overnight buy.ns orders
around the local ring. and after opening at
decline or points 10 advance OF
points. active months sold about ? to
Toirts net higher. Tho frmness of the
stack market encouraged the optimistic view
Of general conditions. while reports from
Fall River indicated increasing mill az
tivlir and STRENGTHENING expectations Of
iuiltsh census figures giving domestic mill
con.ur ption for the month OF May on Mon.
day morning. There seemed tn he some for
eir: and Southern buying the early all
the generally favorable weather and rrop
adtices failed &c inspire any important sell
ins. prices ease5 OF under scattered real
i2inE for over the v cek-eni. The close yeas
al 'iile low point OF the day. Private ables
reported 9 small market In Liverpool. Fu-
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NANAI CTnnEc

a ~ -aNEAH, Ga. June ia-Turpen,ine.
urn. .s'zn3s-.. Sales. 81 casks: receipts
~. aa asks shipments. - casks: stocks. "a :
-: 'htks Eosin. iirm: sales. 40 barrels
stocks, sen barrels quote: A. r. 80. q. :
r. 80; p so; F.. 3.n5msio; G.. g. IoT3 IL:
H. -: .; \. 80; ~. io5: y, 80:
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PETERS BURG PEANUT MARKET.

'N"nor,cd by Kodgers. Piummer & Co. inc,
-fEIFRSBtRG. VA. June l2-Span!sh.
farmers Ito, k-Mnrket steady. First oual.
hH Ivy. 80 rcr nIshel ofIGrad-. 'oc to 5nc per
.,aa.t Hfeinians-Farmcrs stock-Market
r,ncy Jumbo. Sac per pound
.aney handpicked. 3.c per pound. ovtra
~ nm. sc per poun6s: Smelling stock &C 70
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equipment for the plant will cost APP
proNimatcly $4,000 and the building
and location $l7.5CO.
The apple industry In and around
stanton has grown in recent years
until now 1t is one OF the largest of
the local Industries. Last season
twelve hundred and nncty-two solid
cars OF apples were shipped from sta
tions in Augusta County and when
the young orchards now coming into
bearing reach maturity II Is estimated
the annual yield will be several times
larger.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DIR fsDOt1c

NEN YORK. June l2-Cnttou goods mar.
- nti. STEADY to-day and quiet Yarns
nn''e nun. Inc fancy cnttons were in good
demands RnrIaps sold steadily AT hirher
piccN, Linens were firm Knit goods we've
IN moderate demand v
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STR Aw-Comprease ..... 10 10 a
Loose-prcssed. large bales. 10 50 y
MILLFEED
CHICAGO LIVE sTo1E "a,

tiiCAGO. June l2-Iogs weak. hulk
s;sg'si ~ light. Es"s''5; mixed. $. .5N
pigs. s'nnt1.i0 Cattle. steady: native he +
s,e"rs' - ssh: Western steers. IS aonsS IL: ;
s,on ann heifefs *S2oHss.N.: calves. s. dOfi
800. Shcrp steady: sheep. SsoOfik7 90
lambs, s'.'5i'slo. 81. springs }sOoa sIl, 90
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ASK MIR. BOWMAN"

For information and rates to Califor-
MIA Expeditions before making ar
rangements elsewhere. He can proba
bly, save you money. Tickets by rail-
doiph 45S7. 61S E. Mnin ST.. Richmond
Va.
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CILICAGO GR.NIN MAKKET

CHICAGO. June l2.-Fsar OF Il mage from,
heavy rains Northwest had a good deal to
do to-iay with advance In tho value
If wheat. Tn" market closed strong a. :, 2
~ l',c snoNn last night Corn gained ic
20 iNc-:i.c: oats, finished unchanged to ~
hiCheE. nd prnN!sinns down 2i.II % 10 81.
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line ist is............ .1%
A. c. LII. and y Ia ...... ..,...-..... ST..
\. g. L. cv. - in Baltimore tbidb -. 81
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. ti.s......,..... ~.
ltSseu and Myers Observation-Disclosures. ,23
l.orillard = bid .............. i:i'.
Norfolk and Western cv ii.s .......... JOB
S-ahoard Air Line stamped is.......... so
Seaboard Air Line adj. s.. ............ sii,
Southern Pacific cv. Observation-Disclosures. slts
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SLY
Southern Railway. Observation-Disclosures. AL.
U. S. Registered a. 1890 tbid) 81
Y. s. Registered IS. 1915 tbid) .......... Ion,.
U. {. Panama il. 1851 'hldi.............. 1904
u e. ReE!.tered Is. ial; ,bidI ......... 100
United States steel ID 5s................ Io,N
Virginia Brown Bros. 81 ctfs. ,hidi... q
Na.-Car. Chemical Observation-Disclosures. sIr
Wabash deb. is.... ......................... ~
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations

September. s.5cI5.j7: October. November and
December. f5+ns5i: January. Gs!nse3.
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by Levy Commission Coz

Dried apples bright Sliced. 49,. siato
MARKET CONDITIONS.
EGgs-Rcceipis light; market active. But
Market extremely active and In spen-
lid condition. Hides-Markst higher. scarce
and wanted: receipts very light Live stock
-Nsal' scare. and wanted. All other live
stock selling fine. Poultry-Chickens and
hens lower: market fairly active.
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NEW YORK. ,Iun. Port movement
Middli2g; soc Exports 500 bales; stock
Total to-day At ali por,s-Net receipts.
ls51 tales; exports. 3.27s bales; stock. els, :
Total tor we.k-Se, receipts. 1857 bales:
Total for -season-Net receipts, lo4s5ss.
bales; exports. '.s5!.1i'' bales.
NEW. ORLEANS. June ie,-Atter SEES.
sion Of, small price changes. both above
and below the level OF Yesterdays last
QUOT atians. the cotton market o-day closed
IT a net lpss OF ) to points The tone was
steady, as The result OF more cheerful senti
.nentJ regarding the outcome of the T.isi-
t,nia INCIDENT, some little demand for con :
tracts from spot people and Improvement
in general commercial reports.
Around the opeons prices. lost TO { points
in sy,prathy with poor cables: An ad-
vance of to > points followed. Late in
tho morning the market fell off somewhat
under liquidation Of long cotton which an
r.ar%d to h. induced by the favorable
Weather prevailing over the belt. Only
very light short selling followed the oricia!
report, showing warm weather and light
scattered showers over the belt. the condI-
,ions most desired. July. a.a.: October. ssi.
Decernher. s.s5: January, 9a5: March. .9Ii
spot cotton. steady. unchanged. Middins.
G55c.' Saies .son the spot. 500 bales; to ar
rive, 100 bales.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

saica stock.
200 Alaska Gold ............
900 Allis- Chalmers
dd.G000o Allis, Chalmers. pfd. -.
i"."oo Amalyamated Copper -.
Am. Ayr. Chem, com.
200 Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
$500 American Can :.
200 American Can. pfd. 49,.
2!00 Amer; Car and Fdry. 49,.
200 American Cotton on.
LOO Amer. Hide and Lea, pr.
1000 American Linseed Oil.
American Locomotive -.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd.
$4,000 American Smelling -.
American SNUFF. com.
200 American Sugar ........
100 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco, pfd. :.
l1.S0n Anaconda Copper
Atlantic Coast I.inc.......
a. G: l.. of Connecticut.
200 Baltimore and Ohio.
! 600 Bethlehem Steel Co, com
1880 Baldwin Loco. com.
British Amer. Tob. Co.
100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
49, 90 Central Leather, com.
LOO canadian Pacific
200 California Petroleum
500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
200 Chicago Great Western. :.
200 Chi. Great West, pfd
500 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul.
MOO Chino Copper ......
100 Crucible Steel Cor, com
100 Crucible steel. pfd
$4,000 Colorado Fuel and Iron. :.
Colorado and Southern :.
500 Consolidated Gas
$500 Corn Products. com.
Den. and Rio Gran, com.
600 Erie. LIST pfd.
1900 Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd
1000 General Electric
..c00 Goodrich. com.
400 Great Northern. pfd
5000 Great Northern Ore CTS.
Illinois Central
100 Interboro- Met.
700 lnterboro- Met, pfd. go.
400 Int. Harvester, com.
800 Int. Paper
200 Int. Paper. pfd.