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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-28

TO sell high-class line Of sales board as
sortments; an ideal side line; no samples
required Commissions due when ship
ments made. Season Just opening up. Write
today for working outfit. You can max,
'real money II you sell deals on our it
per cent plan. X, & s. Sales Company, l5A
Whiting street, Chicago Ill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-28

Because so few typewriter inks are
indelible or unalterable the Venezue-
Ian government has forbidden the Of
fetal registration of typewriter doc
uments
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Sept. 27.--Cotton futures
closed barely steady. Oct, 32.12; De
cember, s2.43; Jan. 3251; March
32.65; May, 32.75.
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NEW YORK MONEY

New York, Sept. '27.-Mercantile pa
per, So y sterling 60-day bills.
422A; demand, 424 3-5; cables. 425Ib
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Texas Oil S " sI:a! ss,a as.'. obi An

We advise you when to sell and where the
best market may be found
SIX months service for sf.50-send check
or p O. order today to
STOCKHOLDERS PROTECTIVE BUREAr
Reference Any FL Paso Bank.
Nv Sheiaon ST III paso, Texas
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WANTED--Agents.

N--~~~~~~s~S~~~-~<~~-~ ~~~~~~~~~~~N|N~
200 per ee.t more light for Fords; GOOD
light running slow, $3.50. Attractive
agency proposition, R.-K. Socket Company,
Mineral Wells Texas
NO FAKE SIS daily; light work: every
| body uses: square deal guaranteed; livest
seller In America. Sample Toe Springfield,
22s Martin building, Pittsburgh. Pa.
GENTs-Quick seller. big profits, Flower
beads coming money for hustlers New
stuff. Tremendous demaud, Catalos free.
Mission Bead Co. 1895 Irola, Los Angeles,
Calf
SELL Insyde Tyres, genuine inner armor for
auto tires. Double mileage. Prevents
punctures and blow -outs Tremendous de-
mand American Accessories Co.. Dept "a,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
WANTED-Agents to sell leases In new
Texas oil field. Surest winners ever Of
fered Everyone buys biggest commits
sions Write for particulars. Toyah OIL Co,
1868 Southwestern Life Bldg. Dallas Tex.
sis to S3e weekly in your spare time doing
special advertising work among the fam
Write today for full particulars American
Products Co, PSI American Bldg Cincln-
natl, Ohio
AGENTS AND Statesmen to supply and
sell in your county auto speciality OF
Unusual merit and In great demand by
ms torists: exclusive rights and no coupe-
titfan. big money for spare or whole time
permanent Increasing business; get this
agency today. American Sales Agency c.,
Pueblo, Colo.
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WANTiED--Houses
WANTED-Position

~SrS~~~~~-s>----~----~>~S ~~~~~~~~~-~|~~~~.~-~s
NURsE--Will give hypohefmics at your
home. Phone 14ss-w. IS per month.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bookkeeper warts
position with reliable firm: Trustworthy
am employed. but desire change. Address
L. r.. care Journal
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WANTED--Salesrnen !

w FAAV Il AA-~-NJEkGolAtCh
DISTRIBUTOR wanted In every town Tor
Speedoline; quart equals So gallons gaso-
line; make $500 TO $500 month. Speedoline
Co, Dept u, Dhllas Texas.
WANTED sALEsMAN--If YOU are 4 hgn-
class man. and used to making SIS per
day see Mr.. Miller, at Albuquerque Gas ard
Electric Co, Permanent position for right
man
CAN you sell bonafide oil proposition pay
ing dividends, Large acreage. Bank refer
ences Liberal commissions Write or
wire Guaranty Title and Trust Co., Dallas,
Texas.
WANTED statesmen to handle good line
auto tires and tubes Main or side line,
Good commission. Sell all merchants Write
at once Simplex Tube Il Tire Co., 1902
South Vermont avenue, Los Angeles, Calif.
SPECIALITY salesmen--We manufacture
Ford accessory which sells to dealers up
on five minutes demonstration. You can
make $3.50 weekly Exclusive TERRITORY.
Motor Products Company, lndianapolls, Ind.
BROKERS ana stock saIesmen--TeTfItorie
now open; hEh-class fiscal representa-
tives Strongest selling proposition In Texas
oil fields liberal commissions, Burkbur-
nett oil & Leasing Co.. Main and Leuda,
TT, Worth Texas.
IED-iitgh class speciality statesmen to
take up motion picture film advertising.
I he most powerful advertising medlum ana
the most rapidly growing business of the
age. can use side-line or full-time men We
furnish films and complete money-maklng
plans. Alexander Film Co, spokane, Wash.
WANTED--Good live salosmen TO sell the
Dayton" Electric Starting. Lighting and
Ignition system for Ford cars, The most ef-
fieient starter ever manufactured II YOU can
provide Ford car for demonstrating pur
poses. write for our agents proposition,
The Dayton Electrical Mfg. Co, Dayton,
Ohio
SUBSTANTIAL Manufacturing corporation
wants capable men to establish branch
and manage statesmen. $500 TO $500 ne
ceasary. You handle own money. win all
low expenses to Baltimore II you Will quail
~ For particulars address Secretary. 4le
N. Howard st, Baltlnlore. Nd.
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TYPEWRITERS

TYPEwRITRRs-AlI makes overbauIed ana
repaired. Ribbons for every machine
Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange. Phone
91l. I22 South Fourth
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FOR RENT--Storeroom


FOR RENT--Ground floor Htofe room
suitable for sample room or night storage,
CITY Realty Co. 207 West Gold. phone T7s.
FOR RENT-Big double store room At
9l7-919 South Second best locataion IN
city for general merchandise business j.
D. Eakin. Phone SO.
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igh-class seamstress to take
charge Of alteration room. Apply L. ..
Box 467, City
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FOR RENT-Ranches

FOR REST--Raneh COWS, feed. hogs aad
.rieksns for sale. Phone 2t10-J5.
FOR RENT--32 acres, 90 acres in alfalfa:
4-roam honse. Joe Yalo Realty Co., sos
South Second.
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| AIDES

When irregular or delayed, use Triumph
Pills. Safe and always dependable. Not
sold at drug stores DO not experiment.
with others save disappointment. Write
for "Relief' and particulars. It's free Ad-
dress National Medical Institute Milwaukee.
WITS
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BUSINESS CHANCES


FOR SALE-A well furnished sO-roofn
roorning house. Doing good business. 2O4
East CENTRAL.
WAN brokers to handle our Wise County
oil leases between Burkburnett and
Ranger fields owners Simpson Il shultzt
Decatur. Texas.
FREE copy of Burkburnett on News-shows
development Texas oil fields. Just out
Bukburnett field paid S3O,OO0.oO divi-
dends past four months, Burburnett Oil &
Leasing Co, Main and Leuda, III. Worth,
EeXas
WE buy and sell listed and unlisted stocks
mining. OIL lndustrials. Quotations on any
stocks you are in market for Get our quo
tations before buying; save money. Leased
wire connections, all markets }, r Mt
Louis, No
AL a-, oii Leases ~ ,u"Se nau ,
,es se, IN U U cvarv Tcxas comfy where
deem test wells are going down. Prices adj
yancIng buy ahead OF drll. Also produce
ing property. New development necessitates
quick action. J p. FitzgeraId 8 Co. Boat
mems Bank Bldg. St Louis. Mo.
EOk E-AutoinopIleS
TS.E 'S'SaI1,er- S-yessenScr sSSO
Kistler overland %
H. ,,,7.T,e, 1N,i
oanaitten An,aricar Garage
:;
pols sAi.i.troru .ou''" a. ga n.' Tb,rS
49, ,,a, NJ
p.l,I.e ! - ~
ia aars.1 a,so Mara ,r,clS +. viii nav Van
!. - re- nars ma Wet Gold
- 90 - -, -, ,---r-----
bon Remover dIssolyes carbon while car
IS IN use, p pei an NJ ostpaiu, Ab NY,
wanted Henkel, lbs West University, Gin
einnati, Ohio.
FOR SALE-Overland car ~ sHerfce
1850 new pantasote top, plate glass back,
new paint, fine mechanical condition, good
IruoDer. one extra casing i 'us. scr At 80 ~,
because 81 sichheSs" VIII ueniohserate' Nai'
w south ImIa, - -
EOR CAIET ,yastock
- l,S = ..-on-oS-NSNoIS1o<
FOR sALE-Pony. wagon and harness
CHEAP. zoe South Third phone 1905
<; :, : T,.iT--I E7IaeIsI 5fIa1, T5eT
a. - 'tt,tesa, 1aaa sonth praa1
iidH buth anu HutNHFas tVVf PSNth oip0N-
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NIaIe and EcrnaIe.

camp 10 to 12 hoarders, pay SIS per
month, Ell Rito Milling Co, La MADEIRA
n. NJ.
STORIES. articles. poems wanted for publi
cation in new magazine. We pay cash on
acceptance. Hand written MSS. acceptable
Submit MSS. to National Story Magazine
Desk 81, Vanderbilt Bldg New York
TEACHERS WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. teachers for rural
schools tutors in ranch homes, primary
teachers for graded schools, commercial
Spanish and music teachers for high schools
needed at once. Calls coming in very
NAH for more teachers than we are bile to
find. Phone 1258-M, or write postof'ice
box 49, Albuquerque, n. NJ stating fully
Your training. experience and grade OF ycur
certificate,
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TIME CARDS

NAIL STAGE
Phone call anywhere-any time.
Lv. Silver City a. NJ. ar. Mogollon . .. m
Lv. Mogolion a, M; ar. silver City D. m
Best equipped auto livery In Southwest
BENNETT MOTOR TRANSIT co.
Silver CITY n NJ
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SECRETS for women, married or about 10
marry. soc; Mysteries Of the Dsseetng
Room Exposed, csc: Adventures OF Creole
Sue, Wild Life in the West, 25c; TessIe
the Siren Queen, the Modern Vampire.
Csc; all four bookr. 457 pages. by mail. 81.
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FOR SALE-Furniture
MONEY TO LOAN

TO LoAN-s1 900 $1,000 or 81. 900. Joe
yaio Realty Co, 203 South Second.
WANTED-To loan on city rca. estate, Ii n
tied amount Of money on attractive terms
Address Loan care Journal
monds. Liberty Bonds pianos, aU 80.
biles etc. Low rates Henry d. Rotnn.an
III South First. Bonded to the state ri
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FOR RENT-Dwellings


FOR RENT-Four room modern house fur
nshed. 2l1 North Walnut.
FOR RENT-Modern, well furnished siA-
room house. with sleeping porch steam
heat; gas and garage. Phone 6i3 or 1269-J
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-~~~-~N~~~0~S-~S~
FOR SALE--A well furnished 30-room
Tooning house. Doing good business. 20a
East sntral
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DISTRIBUTOR wanted In every town TuI
Speedoline; quart equals So gallons gaso-
line; make $500 TO $500 month. Speedolint
Co., Dept a. DALLAS Texas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

either stationary or changes were linn.
ited to small fractions. Among those
unchanged from yesterdays closing level
were: Pennsylvania Salt, Philadelphia
Electric, Philadelphia Rapid Transit,
Union Traction, Warwick Iron, Amer
lean Gas, Keystone Telephone and
United Gas Improvement. The latter
during the earlier dealings was a shade
higher.
Lake Superior Corporation was of
q. Keystone Telephone was 81 down
t, ON the previous sale at As. Phila-
delphis Co. lost so cents, while the
cumulative preferred was 75 cents
higher. J. G.. Brill preferred sold at
30, or 50 under the last sale. There
was continued good buying of Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
While the acute money market sit
uation is giving everybody else the
creeps aud chills down the backbone
the banking institutions are having
Their. heydays of prosperity. This is
strikingly indicated in the earnings of
Federal Reserve Bank of PHILADELPHIA,
which it is estimated will show approx
imately 100 per cent on its paid in cap
ital for the current year. Such earn
ings were miles and miles distant from
the fondest hopes of stanchest friends
of the reserve system. In truth, In the
early career OF the local institution
great number Of bankers questioned it's
ability to pay even the q per cent divi-
dend upon its stock to which the mem
Der banks were entitled.
For the first six months of the calen.
iar year the net profits of the Federal
Reserve Bank of Philadelphia were 49,,
100000, or equivalent to ~ per cent =
upon its paidin capital, or at the an.
nual rate of 81 per cent AS the earn
ings for the last half of the year will
be substantially in excess of the first i.
six months, the institution, after pay =
ing the semiunnual dividend, will be
able to transfer q neat sum to the
undivided profits which at present stands
at $5,311 ,335.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
STOCKS TUMBLE
IN WEAK MARKET
News Developments Gave Fresh
impetus to the Wide Sell
ing Movement
ALL RALLIES ARE FEEBLE

! New York, Nov. l9.--The New York
Evening Suns closing financial review
today says:
News developments of the day, with
n touch of rumor to aid them, were Of
a nature amply TO explain the selling
movement which gained considerable
momentum in today's stock market.
The hope of some sort of compromise on
the peace treaty was weakened by the
Presidents letter to Senator Hitchcock
advising the Democratic following in
the Senate TO vote AGAINST ratification
Of the treaty with. the Lodge amend =
ments and the reported acquiescence of
the senators in question.
This situation was instrumental in
pushing the foreign exchanges further
down and the decline was no doubt uc-
celerated by the failure of the House
TO take up the Edge bill providing for
foreign trade financing before it ed =
iourned, thus preventing the measure
from coming up before the new session
meets in Decfmber.
Sterling bills dropped 10 the hitherto
unknown level OF S4.O31s. At tho
same time Wall street heard that an
announcement of an increase in the
Federal Reserve rediscount rate would
be made following the regular weekly
meeting of tho local banks board at
midday.
The announcement was quite the con ,
trary, however and this circumstance
| caused some stiffenins in stock prices in
| the first hour OF the afternoon. The
rally from the previous reactions of
] to II points or so was rather feeble
, and was soon quite spent, although the
list was disposed to hold while trading
turned dull. s.-
Consciousness OF growing short in.
terest will be Il psychological factor not
to be ignored should events prove less
disturbing than the present outlook
/ promises, ..... .
The gathering Of the Federal Reserve
| governors in Washington attracted a
good deal of interest as possible bear.
ing on the money situation.
Since the conference is to go on for
three days it is not likely that anything
definite will deYelep immediately
Meanwhile hesitation will very likely
help the short position. United States
Steel sold below l02 and this further
served to encourage the bears. All the
steels and equnment shares were re
actionary, Crucible. suffering a loss of
II points or more, General Motor was
erratic and the other speculative issues
likewise. The rails were under pres
sure, but declines we're less extensive in
that list.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
STOCKS BREAK VIOLENTLY
UNDER HEAVY LIQUIDATION
E*ensiUc Corerng by Shorts and Easing Call Money Rate
Brought Closing Rally

New York, Nov. Successive
waves of heavy liquidation kept today q
stock market in an extremely nervous
condition as each food OF selling car
ried prices TO still lower levels. The
character or the selling, while not ur-
gent, suggested that many of the pools
and cliques which had stood behind
many of the industrial issues through =
out the recent sweeping reactions had
found 1t imperative to let 90 and throw
overheard Il considerable part OF these
holdings.
The reactionary movement, while not
as violent as some of the preceding
shakedown, was, however, OF much more
sweeping character. Ii extended to all
quarters of the list. indicating little
discrimination in the liquidation on the
one hand, and on the other hand sug
gested enforced selling of the moro
seasoned issues in order to protect the
less marketable stocks.
In many respects the urgency OF the
liquidation in many quarters of the in =
duStrial division had all the promi =
nent 1ngerprints of a drastic calling
or scaling down of loans by the banking
interests. This was, at least, strongly
IN evidence in a number of the in
dustrial specialties which only recently
we're being sent skyward under reck
less pool manipulation.
In other words, il was apparent that
similar action on the part of the loan
ing institutions had been taken toward
number of these issues such as was
instituted in the case of Crucible Steel
yesterday. The decline Of 10 points
and over in these particular shares
would hardly have occurred unless some
similar radical steps had been taken
While co aggressive selling for the
short account contributed TO give ad
ditional momentum to the downward
movement IL was evident that genuine
liquidation was being effected in the en-
tire industrial division, which later
spread TO the railroads and other sea
soned stocks.
There were multiplying events and
developments which could separately or
IN concrete form be held responsible for
the breakdown of the market structure.
The more important of these disturb
ing Influences was the further collapse
of exchange on London; reports that
the Federal Reserve Board sitting at
Washington may recommend additional
restrictive market measures aud the
further evidence of the unsettled IL.
dustrial conditions in the announcement
Of further curtailment Of western train
service.
The real keynote, however, Of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
LNANCAL WORLDNEN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK

unsettled market was 70 I've found in the
money market conditions. The main
tenance of l. per cent call loan rate
offered little encouragement OF eny cs.
senual improvement in this direction.
AS matter of fact the conduct Of
the market as the day progressed plain
~ reflected drastic measures were be
ing applied in order TO re- esta blish the
equilibrium of the credit situation.
Two of the more notable weak periods
were at the opening and around mid q
day. The more severe sinking spell
occurred at the latter period, when. for
time, IT looked as if the bottom of
the whole market had fallen out.
Liquidation of the high priced spe
cialties was promptly resumed at the
opening. Further losses of . TO 10
points were sustained by the issues
which led last weeks violent slump.
Crucible steel, Yesterdays sensational
weak feature, was again freely offered
at an point decline and General Mo-
tors forfeited 10 points Other con
spicuously weak issues included MeXi.
can Petroleum. Pan American Petro-
leum. Studebaker Chandler Motors,
Baldwin, General Leather and several
W inc DOTc prominent SnlpplnR SnareSo'
The renewed selling nt the outset was
again attributed in large part TO heavy
liquidation from interior points, much
Of the selling coming from commission
houses with western connections.
Moderate rallies of brief duration fol
lowed, but renewed selling pressure and
feeble buying power soon forced the
entire list downward. The liquidation
became more urgent as the decline pro
crossed by reason of the uucovoriug of
a multitude Of stop loss orders and
flood of sell at market orders.
The semihysterical character Of the
selling movement around the midday
session was attested in breaks of .
points and over in such usually stable
issues as Reading, Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific, the latter being car
ried under par. The slump in more
speculative shares. of course, was more
violent aud extensive.
Still lower prices attended the fur
ther outpouring in carly afternoon,
losses in stock recently favored by bull
pools ranging from 3 to 33 points.
Temporary rallies of . TO 10 points
followed the decision of the Federal
Reserve Bank not to increase the pres
cnt rcdiscount rates.
Rallies of . to 10 points we're made In
the last hour, extensive short covering
and call moneys decline TO 10 per cent
aiding materially in the rebounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
EXCHANGE AT LOW LEVELS
Mark Drops to 2 2.5 Cents, Asainet
23 Cents Before the War

New York, Nov. 19.-Toreign OK
change again dropped to new low levels
today. The English pound sterling
brought only $403a,, which is "a of u
cent lower than the lowest rate reported
yesterday. Franc checks dropped 20
go for the dollar, one centime below
yesterdays quotation, the previous low
record.
Lire cables was quoted ut l2.10 20.
the dollur. 30 confines below yester
days closing prices. and the German
mark bror ut only . 2-5 cents, as com
pared with % aud "a cents before the
war.
Other quotations We're:
Demand sterling 4.0334. cables
4.O419 franc cables 0.6S, checks go:
lire cables i2.40 checks u. AZ Swiss
cables sol, checks J.53; guider cables
37as, checks 37M: pesetas cables
20A, checks 20; Stockholm cables %,
checks 20. So Christiania cables 90. 10,
checks %; Copenhagen cables 2O.50,
checks 20.35; Belgian cables 800,
checks S.92.
At midday the market, With the
exception of marks. which were stead
ier, showed new low records for the
allied exchanges. Marks rose TO 2.1S.
Demand sterling was 4.O3A and cables
4O4 aud lire cables 12.52, checks 12.Ji.
The extreme low record for Italian eX-
change, 1880, was reached about two
weeks ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
PAN-AMERlCAN EXCHANGE
Urusuayan Section Ratifies Proposed
international Gold Fund With
Notifications

Montevideo, Noy. !s;--subjcct TO
ratification by the legislature the
Lruguayan section of the inter
national high commission has sp-
proved in general OF the convention pro-
posed by the central committee at
Washington for an international gold
fund TO regulate exchange between pan
American countries. Two modifca-
tions are suggested. One relates to the
form of the agreement and the other
asks that an understanding be reached
as to the kind Of gold coin TO be de-
posted
The Uruguayan section also passed
resolutions that the delegates should
propose at the Forthcoming pan Amer
lean financial congress in Washington
that North American financial and
commercial procedure be adjusted to fit
European methods and also approved
Of an agreement making for uniformity
of procedure in North and South
America
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
VALUES CRUMBLE
IN CURB MARKET.
Declines in Industrial Issues in,
Which There Was Recent
Bull Activity
PRESSURE ON TOBACCoS

New York. Nov. io.-The trading ou
the Broad street curb was Influenced
to an extent by the crumhing away
OF values on the stock exchange. The
important changes consisted If sub
stautial declines in the industrial is
sues, in which there had been heavy
bull activities.
The tobacco group was naturally in
tucnced bv various reports in regard
to the combination which has been con
ducting the trading operations in those
stocks, and these issues were pressed
for sale in large amounts. American
Tobacco Securities dropped from 61a,
to 30, and United Retail Candy sold
down from 161a to 1915, both new low
records. Allied Packing was another
weak feature, falling to 3S. General
Asphalt showed the heaviest loss of the
active stocks, ranging from 127 to 121
during the first half of the day. Gen
eral Motors was steady, with sales at
81 to SO. Amalgamated Tire Stores
was one of the firm features, selling at
15%. United States Steamship was
traded in on large scale, declining
from J1s 10 46s,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

10 War ] as SIS SHs SHs- Is
Met change made by comparison with lsst
sale on New York Stock Exchange.
Total sales l3.4ei shares compared with
10,T7l shares yesterday. Thus far this
week 81, 739 shares, Same period last week.
4 3bd Ent.rrS,