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L
regulate the soil moisture of the berry
Patch means practically regulating the
berry harvest. p
The hnmus supply in the soil deter.
mines to d large degree the length OF
time moisture viii he held during a dry
spell durlsg the growing season. The
more humus the longer moisture viii
be held; the less humus the quicker the
soil win dry out ana the plants suffer.
One OF the best ways to supply humus
TO the soil and at the same time fur
nish cStra fertility Is TO apply stnble
manure. Land that is TO be planted to
berries this coming spring should be
covered heavily With manure this win
tcr. the sooner the better
II the berry patch soil is covered
early in tue winter any kind of fresh
stable manure may be used literally
with safety. During the winter and
early spring it will have time to leach,
decompose AMI become mild, to be
turned under when the soil is plowed
1t is rot safe to apply and plow under
fresh manure for berries, because the
fresh manure has Il tendency through
fermentation and decay to dry the soil
and injure the roots Of the Young
plants. If berry soil is treated in late
winter or early spring the manure
should be reasonably well decomposed
and mild. That from cow stables II
niilder than that from horse stables.
For winter treatment Of berry soil
any kind Of manure Of ho:ne produced
fertilizer may be used. \ variety is
better than single kind That from
the poultry house IL excellent, but mrst
be scattered thinly over the ground. rs
IL is strong. That from log ard shoe,
houses IS good, but is ricl! and must
he used sparingly. The different kinds
may he mixed together for use Wood
ashes are excellent fertilizer for all
kinds Of fruits and especially good Tor
small fruits. They may he applied to
the soil amy tine during thc winter and
early spring.
One OF tie best ways To use poultry
hANfFfiSN uu ft.ttltl run SnlI Is 10 use
coal ashes or dry soil to mix with and
10 serve rs moisture and odor absorb
ent for the perch droppings. In this
way the full value of the droppings is
saved. and When the fertilizer is APP
piled with the absorbent it is disinte-
grated and mild for use. More surface
can be covered with the same amount
OF fertilizer DO not. however, use
wood ashes in the poultry house as an
absorbent Tor poultry droppings. As the
ashes deecmposc the droppings.
Ground rock phosphate, either acidu-
lated or rtw may be applied TO the
berry soil with good results. If the
acidulateh is used apply il only just
before planting time, or even later.
it into the soil between rows
through cultivation, us it acts quickly.
Raw rock phosphate may be applied
any time before preparing the soil be-
cause II dissolves. very slowly i'll the
soil acting slowly but longer time.
Ono OF The best ways TO use raw rocl,
on berry soil is to sprinkle
Il in the COW stable as an absorbent,
then applying II mixed with the stable
manure.
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Scientific
Farming
NEXT SPRINGS BERRY CROP.
Moisture Conditions of the Soil Ma.
teriaIly Affect the YieIds.

Moisture Conditions of the Soil Ma.
terially Affect the Yields.
Berries of all kinds, like other cult
waited crops. require the right kind of
soil and preparation for the best re.
suits. says contributor TO the Farm
Progress Biz and profitable crops Of
berries grow from soil that is well fer.
tilted and thoroughly worked before
the plants are SET out in the hills or
rows.
Moisture conditions of the soil affect
the yield of all kinds of berries Won
derfully. In years when the soil is
moist during fruiting season the crops
are usually large, while Mt other sea-
sons when the soil is dry when the
fruit is setting and ripening the crops
are usually light and often an entire
failure. Other things considered. 10
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SIMPLE WAY TO TEST SOILS.
Many Farmers Waste Years Trying to
Farm Sour Lands.

Farm Sour Lands.
Buy few cents worth of hydro
chloric acid. also litmus paper at the
druggists. Then test the various soils
on your farm. With a spade or large
augur take soil sample to a depth
OF seven inches, mixing it well. writes
l.. G.. Lett in the Orange Judd Farmer
Now. with handful of this moist
sample make saucer shaped form
Pour in n little of The acid. being care
full not to drop any on your hands or
clothes. as it burns. IL the result is
quite free bubblng or cffcrveseencc ii
shows that the soil contains consider.
able limestone, but little or no foaning
indicates deficiency of lime. Make this
test with soil known to be rich in lime
or with n sample to which you have
added lime. then with soil poor In lime
and you will see the difference distinct
~. Now, mako ball OF moist earth
from another handful of the same sam
pie Of soil, break It in two, lay On one
part bit of the blue liimus paper.
leave for few moments. then open
the ball again If the blue paper has
turned rcd the soil is sour or acid and
probably quite deficient in lime. If il
keeps red aftcf' drying The soil is very
sour. If the blue paper does not
change color then test the soil lnois-
ture with red litmus paper. Tit turns
blue the soil is alliali aud not sour
No amount of reading or talking will
teach YOU half as much us for you to
make these tests yourself. Many farm
crs waste years trying to farm sour
land or that poor in lime, whereas by
soc Mt once what il needs.
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The Nice of Austria.

The Nile of Austria is the. name
by which Gori2ia. or Gortz, is known
among It's habitues, owing to its mild
climate. CAUTIOUSLY enough. the city
furnishes Il link with the French Bour-
bons. for IN n Franciscan convent there
lie tlo remains of Charles y. OF
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Monau La Poultry.

In making up an egg ration do not
forget y liberal allowance OF sunshine.
Eli remember also that II takes more
than sunshine TO produce eggs. 1t
needs pure solid grains, and lots of
them. The poultryman who can make
his hens lay eggs in tllc winter. when
they bring The highest prices. is the
one that shows HIS ability.
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"Your dog reminds me of my hus-
hand"
'In what way:'
''iie growls with such evident en-
soyment whenever he has a bone to
pick. Baltimore American.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06

In execution OF n certain deed OF
trust dated June 30. 1913, recorded in
y. y. Feb. page ass. Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. default having been made
in the payment OF the debt secured, and
being thereto required by the bene.
ficiary, the undersigned trustees Will
sell by public auction on the prem
Uses on
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1916.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ.
the real estate above referred to and
as described in said deed. it being the
attractlvely located, spacious. modern
and very desirable residence, contain
ing about ten rooms, hot-water heat.
electric light, and the usual modern
conveniences. the lot fronting % feet
10 1-2 inches more or less. and running
back within parallel lines l27 feet 8
inches. more or less, to an alley in
common 10 feet wide.
TERMS: For cash as to the expenses
Of sale, taxes to day of sale and the
sum Of s5,l50 and interest thereon. and
the residue in equal Instruments at
one and two years by negotiable notes
with interest added and secured by
deed OF trust on the property. or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
J. b. ELAN.
0. II. FUNSTEN,
Trustees.
ELAN e. FUNSTEN,
AuctiODeers.
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Keal ESTATE Agents.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A Magnificent Conner
Business Property in
Hopewell, Virginia

BY, virtue OF, certain deed Of ,,rus,
d Hn Ausus. lS1S sr and o rScoFd df ~,
Circuit Court OF Prince George County
Va, default having been made in tn
payment OF a portion OF the debt 50
quired By the beneficiary SO to do.
Will. on
FRIDAY. JULY !. 1916.
at o'clock p. NJ.
on the PREMISES proceed to sell at pub
therein, viz, all those certain lots o.
parcels of land. with the privileges an,
being and situated IN tho County o.
Prince George, Va. near the village o.
City Point, and known, Numbered an.
(4G. forty-eight (is), and forty-nin,
t49), in block 10. in "West city Pom
ADDITION" Is shown on a plat made d:
June isI5 Sno snn n ns vest de CT
Point" recorded in T. +. ;. page
in the aforesaid clerks office. and fur
Their described as follows:
Fronting ll5.s feet along Cawson
Avenue. 1858 feet along WOODLAND
Street on west 54S feet along an allcy
on north. and 10 feet TO the point
beginning.
purchase a good bargain III the Won
der City" 1t is located III the hear
OF the business section and in clos,
proximity to the Du Pont Plant. II i
splendid, quick speculation. or vii.
pay handsomely TO buy and build on
Don't fail TO attend this sale if yor
want something good.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay al
costs of sale and taxes TO day of SALE
and note of SS33.33. past due and in
terest from April 70. 1916. subject how
ever, to a note of $S33.34 due Angus
20 1916, the purchaser TO assume th'
said note. with interest, from Angus
25. 1915, and tho residue at lively
months, secured by deed OF trust OF
the said property.
J. T. Carnival.
TruStee
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BOND

Anglo -Trcurh 5s.......... ........ g..
Atlantic Coas, Line is................. a.
\. G. LII, ana y. 60. +S............
Atlantic Coast Line Is ttidp ............ g.
ChesaEea!S.i end C.h!o cv s.-s..-....--. s.t.
Chesarea kc'and Uhiu c". g. Juc~D ,L.il ISL
Mercanti!s Marine ~ per cru, ct:s. 'D-
Norfolk and Western cv 4is............. III
Seaboard Air Line stamped is.. !
Seaboa-d Air Line adj Js.............. ~.
southern hallway IS $3.50. ......-,.. 80
southern Hallway Is ..-... ........ l.i -
Z. ;. Registered > 't20 ,N!dt...... e.
u. ; Registered y. 1871, n;dt........... 10 p
U s. Registered Is l..5 tui!J .r.t.
w. > Registered Panama s. 10! Odd, tn
United States Steel s. H..
Va Brown Bros yt:N. Wv. IA b. 10
Va Car. Chemical Co 5s......... .,-.
Na.-Ca!. CkcU!Ca! cv Is........... I.,. y
Ma R"y. and Power co. ts.............. 10.
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~: bales; exports. 7.47s bales: stock. 7...-
T@t.i Tor wockNe, receipts, s5.24i bales:
ii5 bales eNaOrrs, 5,57siss baics '''S ''''>'-
Nrw ORLEANS. July 5.-rhe hurricane
!. N" Gult Of MEXICO was abou, the only
,i.!aE considered by The cotton trade in
, ,h,, n i. to.'ay Tear That II would
us crop damage when * worSed inland
'@,G.ts. N buying which sent values up
5!Ehil% more than 81 bale Late in tEn
"'N q reaction came when buyers OF tho
Saf'N hours started realizing The Close
~ Toi71's, In tho early trading, prices rose
90 II points and the market had a very
>'HaGN ton" as ;hv result OF tho storm
w.rhinr sent out by the Weather Bureau
W non n, change mad" to hurricane
waning III" market gained further Strength
.NN :" moor prices were - points III, on
IN" most active months. In the early after
r.." m M, nHrk"t Was AT It's highest. Il net
i'rs.cn cables were not encouraging but.
1hs"'E'"ly no notice was taken OF ihar,Y
C2-'nS hid$ July. u q: octoher, - 5. DA-
,."i.N"E. J. GO, January, l. "a: March ise.
S1ot cotton. quiet and unchanged Sales
o, N SPOT; SO bales. 10 arrive. 20 bales.
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AUCTION sALEs-To.Dav
Bf j. ID. Carnival & SON.
Neal Estuto Auctioneers.

9th day OF September. 1918. in N" tho
aia Ws cause of Annie Il. Smoot ct
ing In tho Chancery Court OF tho citv
IN tn,- n ,rd. shall offer tho follow
on tho premises on tho
SMITH DAY OF JULY. 1915.
at p. NJ,
the Clay Street property, and tho
STOCKTON street property ut p. NJ.
49,, i, a lot OF land In the city Of Rich
G%wS n thereon. known us No. 724
west Clay Street, beginning on tho
north line Of Clay Street at point 25
,henco IN an easterly direction along
me north limo OF Clay Street 81 feet 3
tthhc enes TO o,, the corner Of lot No. 1872:
north )! feet: thence west feet Q
inches; thence north 66 feet 3 inches
10 nm alley: thence with said alley
No. 72G. tho property of william To-
Ter: thence with said limo south 90
leet inches to Clay Street. the point
VI H. lot of land in South Richmond.
w., nm; with q two-story. frame dwelling
snereon' known as No. 900 Stockton
southeast corner OF Ninth and Stock
ton Streets; thence along the south
ern line Of Stockton Street 90 feet with
feet. "'" 'afaiiei i'nes OF 80
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-third cash.
balance OF the purchase money on a
credit OF six and twelve months the
deferred payments to be evidenced by
promissory notes OF the purchaser, with
interest added. and title to be retain
ed until all OF the purchase money Is
paid and q conveyance ordered by tho
court. or all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser.
c. w. THROCkMORTON,
Special Commissioners
certify that the bond required By
the above decree OF tho special com
missioner has been duly given
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of September, 1913.
TeSte-
CHAs. Q. sAvlLLE,
Clerk.
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NEW YORK pRODTCE MARKET

NiW fQR X, July Eav sugar steady:
.,s Ia ieYt. 90; mola.sss. 5sS e:!red.
S'S'G!. tSutttr. easy. Cheese. steady Sro:
co:e:, quiet. Rio IS, &c. Santos IS. lo,.c
COZ toa-Hsd oil was Irregular. ola crop g.
.h"!!oS showing hrn:"ss with lard while
~ months declined under selling by the
SGN,h ana l1cH OF outside support Final
lr!c"S We're points higher u : points nat
over: Sales. 1850 barrels. The :na-ket
.tcSsa easier. SPOT. 70 IS q 100; July. lJ.7!a
~. August. 1915 l0i" September, 10 4 n
49, october. 9ti Z e6n. November. sig a
~; b'c"nbe-, S60Gs.6j; January. S62 q IS:
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BY RUFFIN &; SLOAN.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
80. 500 l-2 NORTH TWENTY SIXTH
STREET.


BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust,
dated June IS, 1919 and recorded in
the CLERK $, office. Richmond Chancery
Court IN deed book 222-A. page 437,
70 the undersigned trustees. default
having been made in the payment Of
the debt therein secured, and being
required 50 to do by the beneficiary.
We shall sell at public auction. on the
premises on
THURSDAY. JULY 6. 1916.
at { o'clock y. NJ,
that certain lot. with the brick tene-
ment thereon, known No. sos 1-2
North Twentysixth Street. fronting
lG feet 10 inches. more or less and ex-
tending back % feet to an alley.
TERMS Enough cash to dcfray the
expenses OF executing this trust and
to discharge a note Of S1,475, with in
tcrest thereon from September IS, 1915
and any balance to be made payable
at six and twelve months, with in
tterest at i per cent. and to bo secured
by Il deed of trust on the said property
T. LORRAINE RUFFIN,
JOHN SLOAN,
Trustees
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V4hHaKLE sr9 hEElN ANb bMahlfTG
No $03 WEST CARY STREET'
t tHt;9i i iNiTERioR REAR LOT AND
NEAR CARY sTREET. ~ '''
In default OF a deed OF trust dated
July 20. 1911. and recorded in Rich
non; mond yGhanGery Court. D. B. 2l2-C.
Of the United States District Court for
the Eastern District of Virginia, in re
NJ. L; Hofheimer. bankrupt. entered on
sell at public auction. on the premises.
THURSDAY, JULY 6,
at P. NJ.
the property described in said deed. as
Lot of land, with all improvements
thereon. on south side Cary Street. be-
ginning at point % feet west Of
Madison Street: thence running west
wardly and fronting on Cary Street IS
feet, and extending back between
Also lot Of land. with improvements
beginning 100 feet from southwc ST
eGrner 1ary and Madison Street: thence
s s,pee, : ana s1onpr Line OF
inches. and extending back between
parallel lines 100 feet.
Also lot of land on the east limo OF
and Canal Streets, Belvidere and Mad
ison Streets, beginning at the extreme
end of said alley at a distance OF 100
feet south OF Cary Street; thence east
wardly along line 100 feet south Of
cary street. 80 feet inches to n point
distant 100 feet west OF Madison
street; thence southwardly and at
right angles parallel to and 100 feet
west OF Madison Street. 100 feet to a
point on the line OF said alley l23 feet,
more or less. TO the south line Of tho
n.I n1,
thence northwardly across said alley
and parallel TO Madison Street 10 feet
10 the point Of beginning.
TERMS: One-third cash and the resi-
due in three equal payments at six,
twelve and eighteen months from day
OF sale, evidenced by negotiable notes
with interest added and secured by
deed Of trust on the property.
LEROY 4. BROWN,
Trustee.
JOHN a. CUTCHINS.
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
j. THOMPSON BROWN &c CO.
Auctioneers.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK M,RKrr

Chi1cAG0; July S.Hogs-Rece.r,s 4oc,o:
mixed. ss55 Slt05 heavy. 1. q n sio 50
roHsh; s;5o IS; pigs, $500 6ss45 '''''
,"t''e cops. Zoo. weak. Native beef
.a:le., :. 5o9 sii30: stockers and feeders
<2i3a ss'o: cows and hefers. s375 a sass !:
Sh*ep-Rcccipts. ol,cAo: weak w,,b.-s
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To good. To Z: common to fair. 8 to G:
bulls fat IL Chs: baloEna bulls. to 5yi
Best calves, tn 10: medium to good. S to
sig. Bcs; hogs. Q: light. to Sh: sows and
stays. 10 s Hest, sheep. 6 to 0: common
To fair. t to :: spring lambs. TO Iok:
common q To
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Richmond. Va. July s.
RICHMOND Hay MAREEr
NEW YORK; LINE srnck M,nErn

Ne" YORK. July 5.-Beeves no ,ra6i,~
,7S SFs s 5o ws ss,;, ysHs 5000 culls
Sheep and lambs. steady; sheen s4S61,
S; =; euis 5000 ic9: lambs. 5000 sIi -
Hogs. steady: light 70 heavy. 5000 q SIC IS.
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s6.5ofss.oo: lambs, $50.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. July C. 1916
report FOR tho week ending July ::
"a TO So: common to fair. I TO ~. Best
heltsrs. TO ST.: medium to good So 10
eia 10 - medium to good. 81. 10 Ga: common
10 fair. 10 :. Best oxen. to III; medium
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49, TNTV V-Nl--T8m 01hTo aG|ance9
~ '4 ir' wheat market today. .Li INC
e nenr!F "ired ou, ln;or. orsirY
h'.H% g. ih@ sEa!iM"s- a cccre4se IN tn.
i-i} H'h'1s 'ls'ol" supply Quotations
nervous 20 to l-fi - net h;sh"!
Nlin jus ~ flo1i. and Scp'cInb.r - ;ig.-,
y .'t IHl-n'G ., q - 20 Etc uy. oaty of
'" :" -" and provisions. uncha,GcG to
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
li"portcd by Rodgers. Plummcr G Co Inc }
PETERSBURG. VA. July 5-Spanish-
bushrl
Nirslnias-Farmcr stock-Market nrm
Fancy Jumbo. lc per pound: fancy hand
picked. 5a.c rcr pound. extra prime 3So
p"- pound: prime. 3i.c per pound; shcIlInr
stock. .'gc to 3c per pound
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,ro,Stn. '" ~ oe''' W auction, OH Tn
MONDAY. JULY 10. 1915.
at o'clock P. NJ,
the above mentioned valuable rca
This property is located on tn.
tourists travelling from Richmond I,
charlottesville and through tho mour,
tains There are beautiful shade ;rcc
In The yard ana large apple orchar,
on the place: This property is in easy
access 20 Richmond: with splendi,
roads leading to and from, and Vii
persons who do business In Richuoiu,
All the land il under cultivation, sal,
that, taken up by the, orchard AN.
are TO be found on the promises
Take an evening off and attend III.
SALE !, will profit you. to do so
price TO be paid IN cash. the residue n
two equal instnilmen,s. payable. re-
spective!y. at six and twelve month
from! date Of sale. the, credit instu
purchaser, with interest AT the rate 90
b per cent per annu'n added. the til,
to the property 20 be retained. ,urt
conveyance directed b. the court.
all cash, at the option of tho pu.
chaser.
ALBERT O. BOsCREN.
Special Commissioned
EDWARD :. ROSE CO.
Auctionecrs
y. W. glney Co. Plaintiff.
Tinsley's Administrator. ....Defendant
In the clerks Office OF the Circuit Cour'
Of the County OF Hcnrico:
/ hereby certify that the bond in tn
above-styled suit has been duly given
SAMUEL =. WADD1LL Clerk.
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zoo.
NIAEhrw IGEDIT.


Live poultry- Spr!ngers III hcavic. rcc%lp,
ana market lower, but fortunately every
coop cleaned W d; close Of today. Hen.
Market. arm. EcEs-Rcceipts heavy: mar
k"t weaker and dun purrer-Siarkc.
higher ana firm, country butter very dull
Ny0.-Marl.et Il. good shafle
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By ELAN & FCNSTEN.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THAT
MODERN AND ATTRACTIVE RESI-
DENCE. NO. zoos GROVE AVENUE.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK. July 5.-Colton goods to-da,
were firm ard quiet, but cotton duck was
I'm good demand. Yarns and worstcd yarn:
wcyo firm. with further advancing ten.
drrcy. Knit goods were active. and drcs:
goods tended higher.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, GA. July 5.-Turpcntine
nrrs. 2?i. n Ss'.: shipments. 3c4 casks stock
l:i2o casks R0sin; firm: sales. loo bar
rcls: receipts. loss barrels: shipments ltl3
barrels: stocr. 65.7el barrels. quote: a.. b.
iii. .. J.. 70: si5: +, C.. H.. l.. k, NJ
~ 80: VIC. 6.i5: WV 62s
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BY EDWARD S. ROSE Co.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE 81
a DWELLING AND A STOREHOUSI,
I0GETHER WITH FIFTEEN ACRE:
OF LAND THERETO BELONGI%f;
On TIL: MOUNTAIN ROAD, AROU1
ONE AND ONE HALE MILES WESl
OF GLEN ALLEN. VA
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Sales stock.
LOO Allis-Challncrs ....
.OO Allis- Chalmers. nfd.

>"'i'i'Ni =. piu.
Am. Writing Paper. pfd
900 Am. Ayr. Chem. com. E.
sr.2co Am. Beet Sugar. com. :,
..tuo American Can. ..
300 American Can. pfd.
Zoo Am. Car ana Foundry.
American Cotton oil
coo Am. Hide and Lear. pfd
too American Linsccd oil.
HOO American Loco. ....
American Loco. ptd..
G,oot American Smelling 49,.
American SNUFF. com.
900 American Sugar ....
300 Am. Tel. aud Tel. Co.
200 American Tobacco. com
American Tobacco. pfd
",3oo Anaconda Copper ......
.uh .NtChiSon
Atlantic Coast Line.
\. c. l.. Of Conn. ,EaltoD
600 Baltimore ana Ohio.
Bethlc'm steel co. com
bc;hlG'm Steel Co. pfd.
600 baldwin Loco. com. -.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
1000 Central Leather. com.
$500 Canadian Pacific
goo california Petroleum
lou Chesapeake and Ohio
500 Chicago Great Western
300 chi. Great Western. pfd
l.2uh G. NJ. and ST Paul.
?,loQ Crucihlc steel Cor. com.
100 Crucihlc steel. pfd.
l.ioo Colorado Fuel and Iron
10" Colorado and Southern.
LOCO piStiilcrs .
Loco Corn Products. com.
loo Dome Mines ...........
b.'"n Eric ...
eco Erie. LIST pfd. ......
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd
20" General Electric ......
80" Goodrich. com. ...
1000 Great Northern. pfd.
COO Great Northern ore. cts
illinois Central ........
80" !nierhoro-Cons.. com.
~ !nterhoro Cons. pfd.
,t,tnu int. Mer Mar, com. ctfs
1860 Int. N,r. Mar. pfd. ctfs
Int Paper. com.
200 Int. Paper. pfd..