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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14
BRYAN PLEADS FOR
COLOMBIAN PACT

Washington, Jan. 13.-Secretary
Bryan made a special plea before the
Foreign Relations Committee today
for the Colombian treaty.
Senator Root was most pronounced
In his opposition. Secretary Bryan
urged favorable action on the treaty
In the interest of American trade with
South American countries. He also
informed the committee that unless
the treaty was ratified there would be
no building erected at the Panama
Pacific Exposition by the Colombian
republic.
The argument did not appeal very
strongly to the committee. but II was
decided that the chairman should APP
point subcommittee Of Ave to take
up and consider the Colombian pact
reporting back whether it should be
ratified or what amendments are
needed There Is an opinion prevail.
ing among members OF the committee
that II cannot be ratified
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14

ished in the fires
Whole Town Wiped Out
The whole town was practically
wiped out. There were few survivors
to help the dying, and those who did
survive were of little avail Some
from the town with their lives. but
that most of these had been burned
or injured by falling houses
All Italy liz raliytng to the relief
of the suffering. The government has
detailed several regiments of troops
and rushed them out to the stricken
zone. Their orders are not only TO
protect the shaken district but also
TO do everything they can to aid the
sufferers, Engineers, scores of physl-
clans and nurses and food and relief
necessaries have been sent with all
haste.
Nearer Rome the situation appears
to be less urgent. although in the
period directly after the shock the
widest rumors filled the air.
Later reports indicate that the area
worst shaken extends from Rome
straight across Italy
Turn Consicts Out of jail
Al Frasca.l the Jail threatened to
collapse. As n humane measure 1t
was directed that the convicts be re-
moved under guard 10 the palace. A
strong bodyguard directed the re-
movai, and when the convicts got out
into the streets they attempted 10
overwhelm the guards. When several
of the prisoners had been shot down
the removal was concluded.
This town reports that scores OF
houses were shaken down, but there
was little loss OF life. After the mi
tial shock the inhabitants fed into
the country. and this saved many OF
them from perishing in some OF the
fires which were started by the quake.
Tore Castani. a small town near
Frascati. was totally destroyed. with
little loss of life, however. Help Ia
urgently needed here and Mt Citadu-
Gale, where II Is believed that several
persons were killed At Pagiiano the
cupola of tho town hall fell, injuring
three persons. Damage here was
very great At Vcrol numerous
houses collapsed Heavy DANA ges
were suffered at Roccadipapa,
4 heavy shock was felt at Naples
bus the actual damage WAS slight
The population fled to the country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14

would be no disposition to shut Out
their bills, they agreed to the resolu-
| ton.
| The Days ProeeedinGs.
! The Senate session was opened with
! prayer by Rev DR.. r. H. Pitt, editor
OF the Religious Herald. Roll-csi'
| showed thirty six senators present The
Lieutenant Governor called Tor the
newly elected senators, and they were
duly sworn in by the clerk, Messrs. An
i drews OF Roanoke: Corbttt- of Ports
month. and Goodrich, OF Fredericks-
burg.
Senator Rison announced the result
of the Democratic caucus the preced-
ing night. placing in nomination Sem
ator G. Harding walker. of Northum-
bertrand, for the position of president
pro tenn Of the Senate The nomination
was seconded by Senators Cannon,
Royal CRepublican). and Featherston.
The election was unanimous,
Senator Mapp placed in nomination
the name of Roland A. wise as door
keeper, pursuant OF the action of the
caucus The nomination was con-
firmed
A message from the House stated
that body was ready. to do business.
Senator Holt informed the House that
the Senate was also on the job.
On motion of Senator Lesner the rules
Of the last session were readopted.
The senate concurred in a House reso-
luton to notify Governor Stuart that
the Legislature was ready for work.
Senators Mapp. Lesner. Cannon, Gayle
and Paul were appointed to wait upon
the Governor.
Resolution Over Echors Death.
AS a committee to draw up resolu-
tons expressing the grief of the Senate
over the death of Senator Edward
Echols, Senators Walker. Buchanan.
West. Garrett, Travenner, Saunders and
2owder were appointed.
Secretary Alexander F. Forward de-
livered to the Senate the message of
the Governor. which was read by the
secretary. and on motion OF Senator
West. ESQ copies were ordered printed
for the use OF the Senate
Senator Hartman introduced an arm
full OF bills prepared by the Tax Com
mission. and Senator Lesner called for
two pages TO deliver his pet tax meas
ures TO the clerk.
The House announced, through Dele
gate Spessard. its concurrence in tho
request to have joint session ad-
dressed by members OF the Special Tax
Commission.
Wants to Get Local Bill In.
ton previously adopted prohibiting the
introduction OF any save tax bills with
out the previous consent OF both houses.
Senator Featherston requested permits
sion to introduce a bin allowing the
building OF a bridge over the James
River and three sets OF railway tracks
at Lynchburg near the State Epilepttc
Colony. The senator spoke on the re-
quests. which was granted by the SEN
ate and which now goes to the House.
II granted there, the bin may then be
introduced and voted on.
The Senate adopted a resolution ex-
PRESSING sympathy for United States
senator Thomas s. Martin In the death
of his wife.
On motion of Senator Hart, 10 o'clock
was set as the hour Of meeting 1t being
understood that the Senate and House
Finance Committees will meet imme-
diately after the adjournment OF the
houses and that members OF both
houses will attend the hearings
The Senate adjourned at O'Clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14

mail 10 mere incident in carry
Ing out'the illegal act, and affords no
more protection in n case ike TINS
than like use of the mails to pro-
mote criminal conspiracy or to per.
petrate murder by poison. or TO soli-
T! cit contributions of officeholders In
violation of the civil service law, or to
obtain goods under false pretenses"
The opinion denies the express COM
pany's contention that these transac-
tions are under Federal protection. and
beyond the reach of the Legislature OF
l.the State, and that the State is not
entitled to Injunction, Ii is declared
the Webb Kenyon act has application
| removing the protection claimed by the
express company.
Wilson Act Does Not Apply.
That the Wilson act does not apply
Ia asserted. The Supreme Court OF the
United States on the Wilson act is
quoted. and a presentation of the Webb
Kenyon statute follows THE terms of
the statute" declared the court. ARE
so plain and unambiguous that we are
unable to perceive that Its interpreta-,
ton requires any recourse to construc- :
ton" i"
"Ail other decisions, we think. are
In complete accord with the conclusion
we have reached. namely, that the
! Webb-k Kenyon act puts without the
protection of interstate commerce
liquor shipped INTO the State to be sold.
received or used. when sale. receipt or
use Is forbidden by the State law"
The opinion declares Congress has
the power to outlaw and exclude abso-
Iutely or conditionally from Interstate
commerce intoxicating liquors or other
ideieterious substance.
las to intoxicating liquors" though
universally recognized as deleterious.
the Congress has not seen fit to ex-
ciude them entirely from interstate
commerce, but has made the exclusion
on this condition. namely. that they
shall not be transported by common
carriers into particular States when
such transportation would be especially
injurious to the public interest In that,
when they reached the State. they will
derange and make inenecacious the
public measures for the control OF in
toxicants which the State has seen Al
to adopt. The courts can hardly find
room TO doubt that this qualified ex-
clusiou made in aid of the efforts of
number of the States OF the Union
to combat one Of the greatest evils of
human life IL founded on deep reason
and enlightened public policy" The
opinion concludes.
states Prayer Granted.
We think that the State OF West
Virginia is entitled to the order Of
injunction prayed for and Il will be
so ordered"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14
THE HAIR THAT
ARTISTS ADMIRE

Ask an artist what he considers
the chief charm Of beautiful hair ard
he will answer that he looks for even
color, briiliarce and q looseness that
eliminates cry hard. definite lines.
Naturally bea utifui and healthy hair
are obtained By retain nF a perfectly
clean head. Ia washing he hair ID is
not advisable TO use makeshlft but
always use preparation made FOR
sham pooling only. You can enjoy the
best that IL known for about three
cents a sha mpoo by getting a package
OF canthrox from your druggist dis
solve a teas,,oonful in a cup of hot
water and your shampoo is ready
After Its use the hair dries rapidly
with Uniform colcr. Dandruff, excess
oil and dirt are dissolved and entirely
disappear. Your hair will be so fluffy
thai Ii will .ook much heavier than
a ~ IT. inStre and ssftness viii also
&Altkht you. ~hiIs the stimulated scalp
u tze IT, health v ntGh assures hair
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14
WARSHIPS FOR
HAITlEN WATERS

Washington, Jan. 13.--Orders were
issued today for the cruiser Washing
ton To take on an additional 100 ma
rines at Norfolk and proceed to Guam
tanamo Bay. Cuba, in readiness for
service in Haytien waters. Increas-
ing revolutionary activities In Hayti
led the State Department to request
that an additional warship with a
landing force be sent to the vicinity or
that country. 1t is not expected that
any serious movement In connection
with Haiti will be undertaken at this
time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14
Deeds OF Release.

william Catiin. trustee, to Peter
Gomella, lot 5, section A. Northamp-
ton. $3.50.
Richard w Jones, trustee 10
George ! Ball. part Of IS and 3.
square IS, Paramount, 3ox125-S;
$f.41e
Henry Taylor, Jr.. and J. r. Moore.
trustee. TO Sol l.. BloomberE, No. 1915
Park Avenue. 25-1lxi7e9; $3.50.
q Carlton Jackson and Charles K
willis trustees, m Marion =, Branch
and wife, No, 2024 Floyd Avenue.
30x12b; s34sf.
A ]. Chewing and r. W. Boxley,
trustees, to Mrs. Hattie r. Walker.
No 32is West Marshall Street: sS1S.
NJ. n. Omohurdro and Fl. s.
Rioomberg, trustees. to Charles f.
Loehr. No. f2i Mayo Street. 3ox12s;
SLIGO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14

I continued from FIRST paRe.1
carrier of liquor so as to be delivered
contrary to the law OF the State. We
think Ii can be demonstrated that
This question must be answered in the
affirma ttves-that 1t can be made per-
fectly manifest that shipments into
the State and deliveries by common
carriers, by which liquor. dealers out
side of prohibition states were enable
to thwart the efforts of State gov
ernments to save the people of the
State from the liquor evil, have been
forbidden by State legislation made
valid by the withdrawal OF the pro-
lection OF interstate commerce from
such shipments under the act of Con-
gress known as the Webb-Kenyon
act"
Digests West virginia statute.
The opinion next digests the West
Virginia prohibition law and quotes
numerous Federal and state decisions
bearing from varying angles on the
case before the court. The right of the
State to injunction against persistent
transportation by the express company
OF liquor is upheld. Further the opin-
ION declares;
Does Not Project Us~rs Of Malls.
Il max "a M diRerNnce that the
United states mail was usSd for the
solicitati On. Tha IAderAl government
does not proface IN ~ Who uae IT. afAils
a shxss|a G. ss.sss.a p1s 81 4
s3t4fs u: III
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West End Bank .

At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the West End Bank held
yesterday evening, the following d.
rectors We're elected Tor the ensuing
year: J. Lee Davis. Jos, w, Bliley.
Walter y. Thomas w. Fred. Richard
son. A, II Felthaus, A. c. Harmon,
Goo II, Bnley. w. r. Francis, Chas.
X. Willis. r. karney Nertner and
Floyd Tyler.
The hoard of directors then elected
the following officers: J. Lee Davis.
president. JOS w. Bliley. vice. presi-
dent: Chas X. Willis. cashier: Il. IL.
Davis, assistant cashier; j, Jordon
Lake. counsel.
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GmANCERY COURT TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds of Bargain and Sale Adj
niiIted tn RECORD.

Lee Park Company 10 II. A. Carter,
LOT on Tilden Street, near Stuart Ave-
nue.. 25xl30; $40.
Davis brothers and J. G. Scott 10
Fannie s, Grigg and others, No. Z
North Alien Avenue. 22xs6-4; $500.
William r. Vial, Jr., and wife to
James II. s.eador. lot 5, block 6.
Highland Park addition, 35x140;
S300
George F.. Brooks to Bertha r.
Richardson. No. $40 North Twenty
seventh Street. 40xS9; s5.
" A Hammond and wife TO Subur-
ban Development Corporation. lot for
tfirty~foot roadway. to be known as
Hammond Avenue, in Chamberlayne
Place. 30x23s; IS
A. II. Sands and wife TO II p.
Cowardin. Jr.. lot on West Avenue.
between Lombardy and Birch Street.
25x96-9; s2.700.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14
SENT REPRE,SENTATIV TO
INVESTIGATE BUSINESS kIC

Washington, Jan. 13.-~-As a rep
to the recent canstic letter of "
Manufacturers Association of Mon
gomery County, Pennsylvania. Pres
dent Wilson will send represent
tive OF the Department OF Commers
10 Montgomery County to investigas
conditions there.
A letter from Secretary keuneld
&c. p williams, president OF the AZ
ISOLATION was made public today.
The letter was sent to the Preside1
hy the Manufacturers Association.
said among other things that thu
wrote "for the one specific purpose
informing YOU that the good times
happily predicted at Washington ha7
not arrived" The letter also asks
a reimbursement of the tariff.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened today with Circuit
Judge Knapp and District Judge Wad-
all In attendance.
Court announced and handed down its
opinion in the following cases
No. 1855 Montgomery Smith ct
al. plaintiff In error. VS. Ward r.
Brown and Brown Brothers Lumbe
Company, defendant In error: error to
the District Court at Asheviile N. C.
Opinion, Per curiam. Affirmed
No. 12s1-~J. w Brigham. appellant
VS. Leake s. CoVtngton trustee. APP
Police appeal ffst.t-tite District f.>,1r.
at Raleigh. " C. In bankruptcy
Opinion by Judge Knapp. Petition dis
missed
No. 12sa--willlam J. hin ct ais
appellants. VS., Eagle Glass and Man
ufacturing Company, appellee. appeal
from the District Court at Philippi
W. Va. Opinion by Judge Woods
Reversed.
No. 1855. Isabel Risou. appellant
us. S. F. Farham. trustee in bank
ruptcy. appellee; appeal from the Dis
trict Court at Norfolk. Va. Opinion by
Judge Knapp. Affirmed
No, l325-State of West Virginia
appellant. vs. Adams Express Company
appellee; appeal from the District
Court at Charleston, ". Va Opinion
by Judge Woods. Reversed.
Court adjourns until Tuesday. Feb.
ruary 2. 1918.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14
Confer On Thaw Case.

Albany, \. y. Jan. l3:--Attorna
General Woodbury.. and Wiilias
Travers Jeromee conferred today 4
the Thaw case. Mr.. Jerome as
special deputy attorney general NJ
Deputy Attorney General Frank 4
Kennedy have represented the a
torney generals office in the proceed
ings to bring Thaw back in New Yer
State after his escaee from Matteal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14
Rackless Idycrs.

Professor Charles S. Carter, iectu
ing before n grammar schooi on =
nature and effects of alcohol, Al
pointing out particularly the result
tia use upon the liver. thus SUNNI
up: I'VE perceive that alcohol q
stroys one Of the mos, important
rans. The reckless liver, in & wor
winds up a liverless wreck
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14
building Permits.

Inspector Butler yesterday issued
permits to the following;
A r. Hagner, to repair Shockoe
Warehouse, Shockoe Slip. to cost sl75.
Percy l. 10th. TO repair Chamber OF
Commerce building. Sixth and Main
Streets, to cost $50
NJ H. Tilghman, Jr., to repair brick
dwelling. No. 1908 Park Avenue, to
cost 5000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Jan. l2.-~Ts7e division
sentiment which has developed in
the cotton market since the advance
OF about sc per bale from the low
level Of last month was reflected in
the continued nervousness and ir-
regularity Of todays market The
opening was Influenced by relatively
firm cables But after starting at an
advance of z to points, the market
eased off under scattered southern
selling. renewed realizing and rather
rec selling OF October,
The market was irregular during
the afternoon with weak lndertone
aud finally closed to i0 points lower.
Furnished by MILLER 4 TO-. Brokers.
UichmoHa, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14
TWO GAVE LIVES
TO RESCUE OTHER

Pittsburg, Jan. lls.-Thtee me
were drowned and one rescued fro
death In the Monongahela River til
afternoon. Two of the men WEI
drowned when they att ,mpted
rescue two others who had bed
thrown into the river by the capsizifs
of their boat under the Smithfies
Street bridge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14

RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Jan. Is, tsi5.
Bid. Asked.
STATE SECURITIES
W Us 1old} G. and r. 1892 s5& ...
Va Cen "a & and r.. 1891 S3E. So.
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond city IS. G. and
r.. is3s-fa45 .-..-...+. ~ soc.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Nor Ports Trae. 6s. 1895 Sc -
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS.
Par Bid Asked.
Va Ry. and Power Co,
ptd .....-....-...-.- 100 af ~
RAILROAD STOCKS
a c. l.. com. ......-.. 100 100 49,.
6, and O. gen. mtgs.
4ias ta32 ....,..... ...- 42ta ...
N. aud ", com. .... %. 100 100 ..
S. A l., pfd. ..--.-,-. 100 IS ,,.
:. A. l., com e.. ...... 100 - eco.
So. Fy., com. .........- 100 i0i4 ...
MISCELLANEOUS
Na--Car. Chem pfd.
p. { .....,.......>.. loo ST So
va.-Csr. Chem. com. 100 - ..
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state Corporation Commission.

State corporation tommt Mission.
The following charters were granted
yesterday
Amendment to charter of w J. Perry
Corporation. stanton, Va. increasing
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000
Adam, Christian Company, Incor-
porated, Richmond Va. $1,000 to SIS
GOO. Manufacturing and selling syrups,
John Adam president: Allen G. Collins.
secretary. both Richmond. Va
Hampton Roads silver Company. In
cor1orated. Norfolk. Va. $40 600 TO
500. 600, Manufacturing and selling
silverware. etc. f., c. Hathaway. pres
ident; j. ". Luke, secretary both Nor
folk. Va
Garrett-Hill Lumber Company. In
corporated, Norfolk, Va. s2,500 to s26,-
600. Lumber business w. w white
president, l.. V. Ramsay. secretary and
treasurer. both Norfolk, Va.
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Marriage Licenaes.

Clerk Walter Christian yesterday is
sued marriage licenses 10 Julian {.
Beazley and Cora II, Heisier. j. H. Eas-
ter and Catherine II. Yonge.
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South Richmond Transfcrs--Deed of
Bargain and Sale.

Bertic II Loving ct vir to Howard
y, Rex. 3Sxl So feet north line Decatur
corner Th!rty seventh. being lot 10.
block ,, plan Weisiger's sub-dlv 1925.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, Jan. 10 Wheat made a
further decided advance today under
good buying which continued with but
little interruption throughout the day.
Corn and oats however Wera not so
active and corn showed 4 downward
tendency. while oats were barely
steady The advance .p wheat range
from 5-4 q 5-s cents
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14
FINANCIAL
Statement OF the Financial Condition
Chesterfield County Bank,

Located at Chester. In the county :
Chesterfield. State of virginia a. y
close of business. December ii, "
made TO the state Corporation Cor
mission.
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City Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday judgment was
rendered in the suit OF Sam Abramson
against Joseph A. Weinberg for s375.
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Total


I. w & Trueheart, cashier. 4
solsmnly swear that ths above is trs
statement of the financial condition .
Chesterfield County Bank. Chester. Va
Incorporated. located at Chester In III
county OF Chesterfield, State of Ma
giuia. at the close of business on ~
alst day of December. isI4, to the hes
OF my knowledge and belief.
" c. TRUEHEART.
Cashier.
Correct ATTEST:
g X RoWf.ES.
r ]. SHEPHERD.
f.. y pERDUE, Il
Directors.
state OF Virginia, County of Chester
field;
sworn to and subscribed before m
hy w G. Trueheart. cashier, this LIT
day OF January. 1915.
G. E. ROBERTSON.
Justice OF the Peace
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Liabilities.

Liabilities.
c.rk,at atorL maid in IN, he6 /
e.,,rnlms fund - s 900 {
l. div d. d profits, less
axnanses ana taxes 6sSe
ina.Sln san,a ss'I aenns,ts 42.:a1 {
Tlme c4rtiecates OF deposit 3a,si5
NI inp '"'N a.4eI !
's -, "n DEPOSITS tn WV ee.e lss !;
Reserved for accrued inter
est on certificates of de-
poStt .......,.s.. 4..,..5-.-, .f-ss ~
Reserved for accrued taxes 30
fatal sfoo,.o7 .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14

Judgment was rendered In this court
yesterday in the suit OF Mrs w G.
owens against the Postal Telegraph
Company. for 500, Claim because OF q
delayed telegram
Judgment was, also, rendered in the
case Of Fred ]. keck against r. H.
Lukhard, for s5i
w w. Goldsmith. associated with s
:. p. Patteson. qualified to practice in
this court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-14

Resources.
Loans and discounts ..,...sss su'Ts@ !.
psnn,rr bouse and lot. 5,s4b {
r,rr'i,,,rs ana nxtures I'll {
No ROW national banks. 1854 !.
pa,er currency ... a,T12 {
.a'rk.is ana CENTS ... - !,
IA ,,t, 20 {
So raiy .@ 2&a /
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EARTHQUAKE FATAL
Ished in the fires.
Whole Town Wiped Out.

CONTINUED from First page.)
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BUSINESS AND COURT NEWS

and other articles of more or less
value
Levi Rose. coiored, waH given sixty
days in jail for taking 50 belonging
to Clarence Cosby.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Reported hr Wooffn & Scott. Com,
mission Merchants
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WILL MAKE FIRST

Continued from Second Page
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
STOCKS

Sales STOCKS.
100 American Beet Sugar ....,.
Agricultural Chemical ..,..
$500 Amalgamatcd copper .......
200 American Can ,...-.......s.
SOC American Car and Foundry.
American cotton on ...-..-
900 American Locomotive ......
American Locomotive. pfd,.
I0o American smelling ..-,.,..,..
American sugar ....-.-.-....
1000 American Tel and Tel Co.
American Tobacco, COM.
200 American Tobacco. pfd ...
zoo Anaconda Copper .-....,..,
200 AtchisoO .-,..-., ..-...-......
500 Ptlantic Coast Line ...,..-
7oo Baltimore and Ohio -.......
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit .
$500 canadian Pacific .......-....
zoo Chesapeake and Ohio ......
Chicago Great Western.
l2"o chicago. Nil and 81. Paul.
500 Central Leather .-........-..
500 Colorado Fuel and Iron ......
Colorado and southern ...-.
5eU Consolidated Gas ............
Delaware and Hudson -.-...
TOO Denver and Rio G., com. ....
DistiIiers' Sec. Cor. ....-...
500 Fri" .-...............
$40 Erie. 1st pfd. ..............-
Erie 2nd pfd. .-..-........
leo General Electric .........
500 Great Northern, pfd. .......
SOC Great Northern ore cts ....
Illinois Central ..........
goo Int. Metropolitan .........
5000 Int Metropolitan. pfd $50.
Int. Mer. Marine. corn .-....
Int Mer Marine pfd .-.-
800 international Paper ..--....
100 International Paper, psd....
Kansas City, So. COM.
Kansas CITY, SO. Md