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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05

I veteran manager declares that he viii
! have II even better within a week.
Selling Baseball Tickets.
The advance sale of tickets has been
/ very good and Dr. T. !. McCamant be
/ lieves that there viii be- no difficulty in
raising the funds TO send for the Texas
! leagueTs. They ask for a guarantee To
cover railroad and hotel expenses and the
/ fans are asked 10 buy enough OF the
books of tickets TO supply this money
The tickets are ON sale at all sporting
headquarters and fans who want some
good baseball for FL Paso should not de
lay but arrange to get their tickets at
once.
Freddie Anderson. the Oregon light
weight. i in Fl Pa>o and has Joined the
training staff OF johnny Newton. who
Is preparing for his bout at the Camp
Cotton arena on the night OF October Is
with Johnny Simpson. The Ohio man Is
now well supplied with sparring partners
as he has spider Rawls. Jimmy Dunn
and Freddie Anderson to put him over
the PAGES
Anderson Helps Newton.
Anderson viii prove a valuable add
ton TO Newton's staff as he has the
speed TO set a fast pace and Newton will
need all his speed against Simpson. who
IS called the flash in army boxing cir
cles- Dunn Is giving Newton plenty of
infIehting. while Rawls Is carrying the
Ono boy at pretty speedy clip.
simpson j. SAYING mighty little about
his work 1t Is known. however. that he
has been training for over a month and
he Is already I'm fine condition and could
step into the ring tonight. if necessary.
Harry MuskOpf. the Seventh infantry
speed merchant. VIII likely Join the
Simpson staff TO give the regular army
man some fast work for the final week
Of training
This bout IS creating more interest
than any which has Vet been staged as
the fans know Simpson. while Newton's
record Is a guarantee of his class
Chuck Kinney won the decision over
Young Allen in a hard l5-round bout
at Columbus on Tuesday night. Kinney
outboXed Allen all the way. but lacked
the punch TO score a knockout. Allen had
his lawmakers on tap. as usual. but Kin
news skill kept him out Of the route
Of the triphammer blows
Jack Arnold. of Deming. looks 10 he
a pretty classy vOungster from the re-
ports reaching Fl Paso. and Tommy
Livingston Is anxious to get a track al
HIM. Tommy would Ike to meet Arnold
at Deming- ArnOld's home town. If there
Is any possibility of arranging a match.
DO Won want big league clubs to con-
Slaer Fl Paso as a spring training campo
II YOU do give your support to the Sc
rles which opens on October Il Ten of
the PLAYERS IN this series viii be in the
big leagues next year. They can do
lot Of boosting for Fl paSo Sbovr- +be.,,
that Fl PasO can give the right Kind
OF support for exhibition games. Get
busy today and get your book Of tickets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05
"Beck's" Amen Corner
BY HBBCK.-

WE are getting a lot Of infOrma
" ton about the height, weight,
batting and fielding averages Of the
players who viii take part In the
worlds series, starting on Saturday,
bu- what We would like to know Is
the name Of the team that viii win
WESTERN league has a lower
ranking IN organized baseball
than the American association and It
sure would be a jolt to the dignity
Of the A. a If the Omaha team.
champions Of the Western, should
win from Louisville, champions Of
the a. A. Wednesdays game, the
first Of the series, was a 12-inning
tie, called for darkness.
ONE reason the boxing bouts at
Camp Cotton have drawn so well
is that one man in each windup Is
drawn from the national guard and
his opponent from the regular army.
II IS odd, too, TO see men of rival
regiments in the regular army boost
ing strong for the regular" against
the guardsman, while the entire
national guard delegation is usually
solid for the man from their ranks.
TWO city series are now under
way among the big leaguers. In
both st. Louis and Chicago, on We'd
nesday, the American leaguers won.
Can that be taken as a bunch that
the Red Sox viii trim the Dodgers?
THERE IS still bit of sports
manship left in New York. The
Giants and Yankees viii play no city
series this fall as the owners Of these
clubs do not want TO detract from
the interest in the worlds series,
in which the Brooklyn team viii
play.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05
LIVINGSTON WINSAT TUCUMCARI;
FANS SUPPORT BASEBALL SERIES
Tucumcar Roundup Sports Are Successful McCloskey
Gets Ball Park in Fine Condition for Big Series
During Exposition Kinney Beats Allen at Co
lumbus- Livingston Is After Arnold
BY Check"
.OABYLVINGSTON demonst

"ONNIY-LIVINGSTON demonstrated
al FSeFmcari. \. NJ. on Wednes-
- dav night that he can concede
weight to opponents and still win handl-
". Tommy faced kiscus Lubb. OF Den
yer. in the boxing bout in connection
with the Tucumcari Roundup sports and
the Philadelphia boy won the decision
after ten rounds of hard milling.
Lubb entered the ring at 135 pounds
and Livingston at 125. They fought
straight rules. hitting with one arm free
Livingston had never before fought tins
stvle and lost many chances IN the first
Two or three rounds but he soon found
ont the possibilities OF this style OF right
mo and mixed merrilv with the Dener
man. Iubb proved 10 be a real tough
customer. carving "A stiff punch ana
having a fair amount OF science. Whlie
he could take plenty Of punishment
Livingston's Speed Wins.
Both men were out for knockout and
each took lot OF punishment IN an Ell
fort to get through his opponents de
fence and land the ~kayO- Livingston
speed however. won him the verdict and
he had safe lead all the way
Owing to other attractions, the attend
ance was not all that was desirable, but
Jim Brown. who managed Livingston on
the trip. wires that the mana cement
treated the FL Paso delegation line IN
every respect and he has only praise for
the officials. J. ". Moad made a good
referee The fans who attended the bout
saw lots OF action and were well pleased.
according to the wires sent back TO il
Psso.
The TucumcaTi Roundup sports prom
ise to take their place as among the best
cowboy entertainments in America, ac-
cording TO a wire from Jim Brown. Jim
has had some experience IN promoting
stampedes and such ike and he wires
that the TucumcaTi Roundup had as good
riding stunts as can be seen at Pendle-
ton. Ore. where one of the important
riding events OF America Is staged every
fall
1t is to be hoped that the Tucumcari
Roundup viii be an annual affair after
this
John J. McClOskey is putting forth all
his efforts TO have the baseball field at
Rio GranSe park in first class condition
for the big series between the McCamant
all stars and the Texas leaguers. which
opens at Mack's ball lot a week from
next Saturday. The fans who turned
out last Saturday and Sunday saw the
fastest diamond Of the season and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05

ES DARCY may have Joined the
army but that hasn't affected
his punch. He knocked out George
Chip, who was a claimant of the
American middleweight title for d
while, in the ninth round OF a bout
at Sydney, Australia, on Sunday.
SCHEDULE is out for the soccer
and football teams Of the Gram
mar Schools Athletic league. Show
the youngsters that they have your
support by turning out for the
games
IRIS SPEAKER is reported TO be
on his way to FL Paso already
and will take part in the series be
tween the Texas league all-sta1s
and the McCamant aggregation of
future major leaguers. 1t isn't every
fan who has a chance to see the
champion batter of the American
league, and the sensation of the Ma
tiOnal league, Hornsby of the Car
dinals, in one series. Get your
tickets today.
SAMMY BEER has had another
batting slump in the Coast league
and the former e. Paso pitcher is
now banging the pill at clip of .05z.
Unless Sammy takes a brace, he'll
need a microscope to find his batting
average when the season ends.
VERNON and Oakland have similar
team batting averages in thu
Coast league, .255. Vernon is fight
ing for the top while Oakland is in
the cellar. Vernon, however, has
made triples and p homers against
II triples and nine homers by the
Oaklets- Vernon has 238 doubles to
1s4 by Oakland There's some diff
ference, even if the grand averages
are the same.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05
MORE TROTTING
RECORDS BROKEN
Lee Axworthy Lowers Own
Mark; Lucille Spier Makes
Seasons Record.

Lexington. Ky. Oct. 5-One worlds
record and two season records were
broken at the third day Of the Ken
lucky Horse Breeders association
meeting here Wednesday
The worlds record was broken when
Lee Axworthy, in an effort to break
the track record Of 2:O2 for trottinE
stations, made by Peter VoIo last year.
lowered his own worlds record to
1-59 -
Lucille Spier. the worlds champion
mare on half mile track. went out
TO beat 2.05 and trOtted the mile in
2-oS IL which is the seasons mark
for trottins mares, and Roam Hal in
wlI-4ing the board Of commerce stake
for 200 PAGERS. went the second mile
IN ZOO 81, which also is the seasons
mark for pacing geldings All Ne
races were decided by straight heats
Lee Axworthy's performance was
the Startling effort of the week The
son Of Guy Axworthy never faltered.
His fastest quarter was the third
which he trOtted in % 81 seconds. A
stiff wind almost fun up the stretch
hindered him in the last quarter. The
champion was paced by two runners
In the Board Of Commerce stake.
Single c, the favOrite. was off to a bad
start in the opening heat and finished
second Roam Hal winning Roam Hal
also won the senOnd and deciding heat.
again easily defeating Single G. Third
money went to Judge Ormonde and
fourth to Braden Direct
Harry J. s. was never IN danger in
winning the 2-11 trot Baron Robin
Hood. a three year old. took second
money Vanko was third and The
WoOdman fourth
Little Frank d. took the 2:f2 pace
without serious competition Hal Leaf
second. Crystal Night third and Coastal
l. fourth
ZOmrect won the Limestone stake.
after two hard heats Two Of the get
Of BingaraS. Bresci and Brisac. finished
second and fourth. respectively. Miss
Pinkerton taking third money.
Raw sea FOODS central Market (for-
nerly ArdOins) A Milton Robinson,
prop. Phone 0C-s02.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05
WHITE SOX WIN
FIRST OF SERIES

Chicago. Ill. Oct 5.-The American
league team won the first game Of the
series for the championship Of Chicago
Wednesday by defeating their Nationa;
league rivals Jack Ness's double ia
the seventh put the American leaguers
ahead and caused the retirement of
the Nationalist trump card, Jim
Vaughn
Russell was hit hard but pitched good
BAH in the pinches and was given per
feet support
Total paid attendance 1850: total
receipts S1O.14725. National commits
sion's share .S1O7472 Players pool.
S5,So5-5L Each clubs share SI.9345I-
Score by innings: r. III +
Nationals -----.-. 900 COZ OOO-. 10
Americans --.--.-. U01 OOO sos Q o
Embellishments Vaughn. Hend-
rix and Wilson. Americans, Russell and
Schalk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05
REVISED LIST OF
DRAFTS ANNOUNCED

Auburn. y. Y. Oct. John H. Far
reH. secretary Of the National Asso-
citation OF Professional Baseball
Leagues. has announced the revised list
Of major league drafts. together with
those of the American association II
includes
Causey from Waco. Texas. by Phila-
delphia Fittery from Salt Lake City.
and Carmichael from Paris. Texas. by
St Louis. DEBATE from Topeka. kans-
American league BY Cleveland. Pet
" from san Antonio. Texas. 10y De
trOit. Dyer from Denver. by Philadel-
phia. NOyes from Portland. ore. and
Cliff Hill (of Fl PasOl from Waco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05
No ARMY GAME.

There was no Army league game at
Rio Grande park on Wednesday. as
neither team showed up. The two clubs
who were supposed to play were the
54th infantry and the Rhode Island
Field artillery. but for some unknown
reason, neither turned out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05

Texas. by St Louis. Kenworthy from
Oakland. Cal
lis. Musser Of Ues Moines. by St Paul.
Yockey from DenisOn. Texas: by Mil
waukee. Harding from san Antonio.
Texas. and Rankin from Fort Worth,
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05
National League.
Pacific Cost Lenrne-
American League.

At New York-FIrst game. r. IT, Z.
Washington .--.--.---- 900 l01 0G1-1
New York --..--------- 600 10 Oox-s
Batteries-W Washington. shaw and Henry
New York, Russell aud Walters.
At New York-Second game z. II. +.
Washington -----------0 O1 O0o eOO-I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05
ST. LOUIS AMERICANS
WIZ EIEST OF SERIEl

St Louis. No. oct 5.-The St Louis
Americans defeated the St Louis Ma
tionals in the first game OF the city
series here Wednesday
Score r H. Z.
Americans. 100 0GI 000-5 9 I
Nationals. 100 900 310-5 5 .
Batteries Americans. Davenport and
Hartley. Nationals. Steele. Watson.
Williams and Snyder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05

do You think he's n hitter:- the man
aEer said
of n player who came from the bush
s.He has n good eye the scout made
reply
1T CLEANED when L showed him the
cuSh--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05
BASEBALL RESULTS
WEDNESDAYS CAVES

WEDNESDAYS GAME.

New York ----..---- .OOs OI0 rar-5
Batteries-W Washington. Ayers. Jerieson
and Ainsmith: New York. Shocker and
Alexander
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05

Raw sea FOODS central Market (for-
uerly ArdOins) A Milton Robinson,
prop. Phone SOC s02-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05

National League.
At Brooklyn RHE
New York --.------....1TI 100 100 II
Brooklyn -----.-------0 02 90 OOO-5 . 3
Batteries-New York Sallee and No
9arty- Brooklyn, Cheney. Galore and Miller
Wheat. Beebe.
At Philadelphia RHE
Boston ----.-..---... 600 40 Ono--
Pailsdelphia -----.---.- 200 O13 O1x-7 L o
batteries-Boston- Allen. Barnes and
Blackburn Philadelphia Demaree Kan
uehner- Oeschger. Alexander and Burns.
Adams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05

4 hush league player may he green
And not much up on table manners.
But never balks when money talks.
And loves 10 dream of banks and
banners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05

veteran manager declares that he viii
have II even better within week.
Selling Baseball Tickets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-05

erle--oa kland. Burns and HARDWOOD,
nd Noyes and Roche. O'Brien-
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Curb Market.
,o,.-rs. rrIbun. assumes no responsi-

Nots.-The Tribune assumes 10 response
bility so- The accuracy or authenticity Of euro
MARKS. quotations The New York Curb As
ISOLATION produces 90 official quotation iis'.
Quot.,ion- are reported by individuals Over
whom the association has no control Az
on. can make prices on he curb ana E-s
them printed in .hs daily Lists, even without
ths formally Of a-t Submitting the shA.ss 90
N, Curb Association for its approval: some
serurities are regularly listsd-thzs Is. they
ar. approved for trading By the Curb As'ocia-
tion. and Il Is required tina: information con-
corning them Will be alsd from time 20 tirn-
nth the s.crstary Such information % open
20 publis Inspection. sons other securities
Ms the STANDARD on subsidiaries. are az
,ritt.d 70 quotation" without . rsauiaf fss-
ing. A grsassr number ere unlisted NO ons
ha, .ny authority ovsr than. Unist1d stneks
.rc msrksd thus l',. They are rr'ncipaily
mining stocks. and NEST OF them are OTs
,..ts. bu. there Is nothing TO distinguish
"nrosp,cts" from operating properties =,
,he unlisted group. Tiers are fsw hst,
mining stocks and among these prosDeets
Az. distinguished By tia sehrss.'ion
n-o..' atter thu name With this nocee
SulJ rivsn, The Tribune will hereafter ?rint
iii quotations without further responsibility
rr.ns.stions and prizes last ~ess we're ~
portsS - folevsi
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Oil Stocks.
Motor Stocks

Sales. Name. High. Low. Close eng
1900 Chandler to7Iz 1o@ 1ooNs-S
900 Gen Mot. .825 $50 82o III
$500 do pr. 1858 t23Ia f25 --23s
122O0 Max Mot. e2L4 s6Es s1Iz "a
1900 do 1 pr. s7Ia 1858 s7Is-r "a
1900 do ? pr 56as 55 So ~
4e-oo studebakrt37 1884 1865 +eA
2045 do r...1117s III 111B = "
lO2soO WHY'S Ov 4S1a ~ asa 50
1900 do pr. .1o4 1903 fo4 q
400 Saxon Mot 30 7S;s 30 q
1000 stutz Mot. 69Is sc IS +2La
237Oo White Mot 59as 57N. $685. u
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Public Service Corporations.

Sales. Name. High Low. Close. chg.
900 Am T & T.f33ss 1929 132zs-
1900 Bklyn r T ssHs s41s s41s r q
$500 Col Gas. ~ $50 3Ss-i3s
$500 Con Gas. 142I4 1894 t4o -
1900 CGEL&P 1894 1854 1884 +2A
200 do rts ~ Va y
ss5 bet Edisn.i44 i4i IA T5I4
500 bet U Ry.tte 1ie ft7Iz- q
100 In, Met. 1914 1914 1914 ~.
1890 Int Cons 1888 TIE 1734+ Y
5000 do Dr.. rs "a 759s+ 1e
200 KCoELAPf2e t2e t2e - Ia
100 Laclede G.foelA 1oszs 1osIa+ a
400 Msckay g.. sea e5 s6H ? IA
100 do pr. " OF OF
500 Mon, Pwr. 90 s4Na s514 +3A
200 do pr...f17 ~ ~ -
1900 Ohio CO C ssss eva % +2/s
$500 Pac TIT ava SO 3sIa+4
1900 PEG G 4 C1f2Ia tfoH iioIz-,I2
zsoO Phila Co. 4t34 20 AVA "a
100 Pub sv Eg13o 100 1870 -
100 DO rts.. So sH by
5000 Third Ave ssI4 S5 55A-f1s
1907 City RT 81 81 81 > 70
1900 Un Ry In. "a 9 Ns
1890 do PR. 23H 22H 22A ? ~
1900 Utah 8 On "a IN 10 = W
,ssoo W U Tsi 1854 1904 to3h+t
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Railroads.

Name. High. Low. Close. chg.
~. q: A,ehison. 1885 1854 100 -
' ',ss 10 Or. iooa4 1907 z 1oo7+ = "a
' 'sSAa cst L. 100 ? 1895 12ola ? W
,,so Bait & o. ssss s7's Ss IA
"a DO pr. 1873 ISIS 751s-
60. - Pac..f77 f74l4 t74I4-t
'sso Cba.SO. y 66i4 20 ~
~, ,.o chi & Alt 1os4 tol4 1924 IA
..aa chi & CIV "a 1874 - Il
., ,oS q DO pr. 41s4 Ssl4 4tH+s.
',oscN &sP s5Iz e4I4 90 -
~. ..S a. mr. 1913 f27 t27 - "
..or Chi & Nwf2sl ? t27s4 f27zs = rs
..o "a IT'S IT'S IT'S -
.....,ocRI6P 25ss 22ss 24a4 2Ia
sooC c CkSL 57l2 56lz 57H+fIa
IA Al mr. s44 e44 s4l4- 70
,,ScoI 4 So. 50 $50 341a+fIa
.ss So1pr. So 6i1s 611s+ "a
,so DO : Dr.. 4eIs 1875 491s-29s
macl.vs & P SO SO So -
,mp, Z H. t54s4 t54 1874 IA
,,mn., { RIG fe 70 IS = "a
. INV Dt 10 DE-. "a 4tg4 a +294
,ssn ss6Apr % - ~ -
,.: :ss Erie ..... 3sl4 377s 1894 q
,,o0 DO Or. sass SO 53l7- 81
I'm do pr. 45lz 4494 IS - "a
400 G. Nor pr.i1s 1875 t1s i
s.oo m Cent. 1895 1914 1909 --las
{ "a. -fTs
nssoK c Sou. 2sas 279s 27as- IS
.sa DO pr... 81 60 eo7s-1I4
moKso & DM "a "a a. 70
,nnLE ". q 1874 q II
ga do pr. IS AS 45 = "a
roo Lshigh Y. s57s 80 s4l4-
,lao Long Isld. IS "a "a -
GOA Louis & NtssJa 1875 1571s- %
tao MINI &SL 6la ca 6lz- a
$500 DO new. $3.50 26i4 SO -5La
,soe SSM125Ts 125 t251s-11s
pseoWK&T. SIS ASS 6zs- IA
200 do pr. 154 1879 10 "a
,l,,o No Pac.. 75s re 79e-27s
roo DO cts. ia 5I4 79s-24s
1880 90 vi I. - NST9 80 .
$500 DO Dr.. 56l4 511s 56l4 -4Ie
SOON Y Cent.ioe 1o79e io77s--
100 NYC6SL2p 81 81 81 z
500 NYNH6H. 61as 6o4 6Oss- n
loon Y O&W % 279s 28ls- va
900 Norf Sou. 24i/2 "a "a "a
a4oO Norf { Wt47i 9 1A2a4 1427s-1Zs
400 do pr. s6ia s594 Sss4- "a
5sao Nor Pac. .1t2I4 ~ 112l4-fI,
I'soa Penn r r 5eIa 574s 577s-
p 900 Peoria 3 Z 1873 i434 14s4-- a
( soo Pee & 81 81 30 81 IS
700 DO pr. 95 s5 80
$500 Reading Hiss foel 8 t1o4-4a4
.I'a0 DO Dr. IL 43'z 43'4r =
200 20 ? D. 4st7 IS IS -
1900 81 &sF vi 1878 1873 1879 -.
1900 L So y I've q p
900 20 pr. IS - IS z
200 Sea Air L i77s i6ls l6l4- "A
400 DO Pr. 3eEz SO $685. az
1890 So Pac. 1918 100 toclz- %
rsoO South P R go 27sz 2eas- -
500 DO pr. see s7a4 esa4 = fNs
1880 Tex Pae.. IS i2s4 14& +tss
NoT 81 kw ga ga ga IVA
80 do els. 5h4 6 6A-
900 90 Pr. q 2 Y u
$3.50 On Pac. 1874 i47ll2 1903 = 44s
-.s'4 10 pr. s34 82ia s2Hz- q
5000 Wabssh 1874 i4az 1874 IA
t.ae DO pr A. SO 52H7 57s4 = pa
El00 % Dr 2. 3fss 2ols 31as +2I2
H110 West Ma 31A 2oIz 30 - e
100 70 ~ 50 52i(7 "a "a
sos = & LIZ. , 2 2 -
? aao Go Z - So ~ 4/z-
zoo 20 . pr ga 2'z 2iz-- a
800 Wis Cen. so g 80 - z
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Stocks

nu-,as I. the usual table giving
-,rher OF shares of all stocks
FOR the week ended October p,
"a, With the highest, lowest and
- and the net changes Of the
-, sale. for the week. s.sef.7oo.
-, s7s4.aoo week ago and
=, 100 = year sgo. From January J
~. tsSee4. 400. against i35-271-2oo
. as.
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graph in
months 1914 1915 the hrs"
o. hs andby
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Bonds

The following table shows the sales,
last prices and high and low for the
year to date of all bonds dealt IN on
the New York Stock Exchange during
the week ended Saturday:
Total sales for the week, s37,Ssl,ooO,
against s2l,319,000 week ago ana
s25.o29, 900 a year ago. Iotai SAFES
from January 70 date, ssH'fo9,oVo;
against ss7s,s44,ooo for the same period
last year.
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Industrtds

' :;| . .,.: =. ..;. :; Il w II Ii
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Miscellaneous.

Net
sslss. Name. High. Low. Close. chg.
1900 Acme Tea. Ss7s s7Is 5s5s la
400 do pr. sesz 80 ses4i IA
100 Adams E1tS7 t47 IA B
100 Am Bk ~. ~ q - y Va
600 Am lee. 2e1s % 2sH "a
600 Am Er. i3l i2Slz i3f II
800 Assets r. 3 3 3 = "a
1880 Az GAwI ssHs seA s7A ~
1900 DO pr. 0M 90 TM IA
800 Burpa Brs 80 71M 7gx--
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Bonds
ssssoo ci.yPsrtA.vi ss,s ~

:s !, 5000 ssc ~, Z. "a - EM
10000 Mids eon5s.S ss,s se,1 g. +
$4,000 .RuaGs rs " 1901 fooA tocas - -
$4,000 'Sincair o IS asia ~. s1p :
1900 SURF 4 S. io2s to2tl fo1T : =
$4,000 .wPac new IS % s44 % = ia
'Unlisted. 'SslIs cent? ~ share
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Industrlals

A. High. Low Close ehge
s9A Eamsly. 1875 = % 2s
-sfo1 do pr. s. 81 IS 4
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the Canadian maritime provinces -
not been a. large - usual - -
the prizes paid - tAs Ashsrass Asse
sssn hirAer, due to tie kesa deaa9&
IN the unlsed States. he prssssas ~
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