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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27
"A SPLENDID TONIC %
Says Ell..4son Lady Who, o. Dec.
tors Advice, Took CardHs
Ant Is New Well.

Hixsei,. Tean.-"About 10 years ago
Iewas - says hrs. J. B. Gadd, Of
this place. Il suffered with a pain In
my left side. could not sleep ct night
with this pain, always In the ref!
side.
My doctor told me to use Ca1dui I
took one bottle which helped ne and
after my tsa ne. I Was stronger
and better. t,-t the pain WAS sttll
there
at ars' lei It go. but began to get
weak $50 Ia rundown condition,
20 ~ 70 tsy some more Cardui.
zhic
Tt Tardu which took made
me :: +''teT IN fact, cured me. It
has u a number Of years. atir
have return of this trouble.
I fsel 1t was Cardui that cured me,
and recommend it IS splendid 60
naIe tonic"
Don't aI1cw yourself ~ become
weak and rundown from womanly
erc.; -. Take Cardu; It should cure
~ ou. as il has 80 many thou
saa u other women in the past 30
yef i-adache backache, sideache,
~ s'oeplessness, tired-oui
rs of womanly trou
relief by taking
OUT All druggists
EC-las
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27
GARRARD

MIS-. John Donahue and daughter
Hiss Lucille, of Louisville, spent
Thursday with Mrs. w. H. Hamilton
+ Narksbury. IAN Nv lseIl
/ Sidney Aldridge aid ERY5srt, Hamil-
-bn have gone to Kansas City, where
jley will work at the machinist made
fifth Eugne Aldridges .wlp has lived
3 tie western citg'fpr s5fae time. ,
i Miss Jennie Barr and Miss Perlpelia
robinson, of Lancaster, visited Mr.
l.:nd Mrs. 0. NJ. Barr Thursday night
4 Mr., and Mrs. WaC}NLes spent Sun.
FAY with his paEerts5M and Mrs.
Doc Lee.
6 Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Clark of Hyatts-
Gle spent Sunday with Nj. and Mrs.
+ - "a
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27
Sharp Ewes Rewarded

An eastern railroad has made q
g o Investment in the $50 OF
ings stamps that it has
b owed upon a 12-year-old
n. BOY as a reward for giving
. q: = broken rail. It vii.
encourage ether boy . kee,
their eNfs open and promptly re
port anything they may observe
whieA H9lds 4 threat to lie and
PerhaBs it will re said that the
new b93I d. no more than his
dutv i1a1Hepc-.ing the broken rail,
an +iIH everybody else would
h" .5iie tie same thing under
the cipepn3s tcrces. Experience
shows ;ptheru-lse. This lad not
only was sharc-cyed but also
keen-Witted. The notification that
he gave the railroad officials
made it:possible 10 stop n ap-
proachiTtg passenger train and
thus what might have been 4 ser
ious wreck was avoided by his &C
ton. The railroad conpanv's
gift will stimulate other lads tC
Use their eyes and their wits
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27

Attacks upon Attorney General
Palmer for his war against the reds
who tried to stab our boys in the
back during the war Will not make q
hit with American veterans.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27

9rhfiFT hi i 1IHlf9sia # gg: near Paint
Lick was a visitor to the city today.
Hell reports that south of that, place
theI eeaaAp a heavy niifstptarm Thurs.
day evening which, it is believed to
notwithstanding & a9gsaifee !te
tobacco plants.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27

Have you noticed that in all the
campaign of the Republicans, they
avoid mentioning the 66th congress as
far as possible?
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27

1t would help to bring down prices
if a lot of politicians We're to quis
talking and go TO work.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27

Flinchville, near Williamstown, has
horse, q PercherOn stallion, that wears
collar "made to ORDER. The horse
weighs 1000 pounds, and it is nee
essary to have a special collar made
The size is "A. inches, and far above
the largest size Of regular make.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27

Wearing overaIIS VIII only remind
some prosperous gentlemen of how
they got their start.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27

General Wood says he is optimistic.
Who ever heard Of any other Kind of
candidate?
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27

Typhus is the cause of thousands
of deaths in Siberia, according to re-
ports from American Red Cross
nurses row ii the foreign field.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27
Here, There, Everywhere

So that man viii not have to hold
a telephone receiver in his hand while
waiting for a call to be answered a
short megaphone has been invented
into which the receiver can be placed
simplifying the sound Of the voice
from the receiver when it comes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27

Motor Corporation force in Detroit,
has been accepted a position with the
Southern Motors Company, of Louis
viIl4' Nh Thompson spent a year ia
.BarEille following graduation as
'sp ediaira,ph4s4fntatiYe of the stude-
bakl tt! ofpSfsAion. He Married Miss
Maj guerite LFtle Anderson, before 60
ing1t3lbetAtdst. :nGl1 i III :.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-27

C. C. Menefee, veterinary of near
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Short Covering
Sends Prices Up
In Closing Hour
Crucible Steel Rises Sensa-
iionally on Announce.
ment of Stock Dividend
Plans: Motor Shares Tn
der Pressure

Active covering Of outstanding com
m',ments OF the short side gave the
market somthing Of hllip IN the clos
ing hour yesterday. That was about
an tnere was to the brief session and
tccoUnted IN large measure for the
large volume Of business. the turnover
in the TWO hours exceeding the total
fol the five hours on Friday
ne market started with moderate
ScVance N prices on which stock was
met. he offerings We're well absorbed
as rule. and the market continued
70 move forward. the rise being ac-
eei"rated in the last half hour by sub
s,antial buying from the profess ional
nor's. MS was the principal source
q demand for stocks.
AnNouncement Of capital readius
ment Of Cruciblc Steel. which holds
out prospects Of substantial stock div,
idends tor the common stockholders
helped sentiment. Under This plan
eventually there viii be SIS. 900 900 Of
tfUclble common outstanding acajns.
S-7.oO0,o0O a present; Crucible was
one O. the strongest stocks in the mar
Aet, moving up more than II points
ana closing right at the top
MOTOR stocks continued under pres
sure IN the first hour when there was
q a s"aiP uFHe made agalnst General
motors, that stock yielding some six
points from It's high. Subsequently it
recovered part OF the ground lost The
Se!Hng IN Studebaker broke that issue
under par
ne Reserve Bank statement WAS in
nefc'ting since 1t indicated the diff
hcultN the central institutions are hay
ing IN maintaining 3 proper balanc.
between reserves and deposit and note
ilaoi lities. The local bank last week
lost heavily IN gold again and advances
against government war paper rose
again so that the reserve ratio declined
below 40 per cent. A week ago it was
above Al. Clearing house banks re
duced their outstanding loans some
whaf but lost on the reserve side also.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Con6ning the Gusher

Campaigning against unessentila
credits by the Reserve Board has only
started IN the opinion of Goodbody 4
60. In addition 10 tne raise in the
discount rate announced Thursday. "
says the firm. I'VE may expect a sharp
reduction OF loans NOW being used 10
carry commodities fer speculation.
Such meas sureS VIII cause a wrench
hsIe ana there but thst wiil help along
toward normal conditions materially
Our credit expansion came upon us as
an unexpected gusher. and we have no,
known how to handle l. 1t seems now
as II we were getting the pipe lines
aid and VIII eventually deliver the
Now where it VIII do the most good"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
In Wall Street
Crucinble Steel

Crucible Steel common, AS soon as
he Street sot the drift Of the meaning
OF the announcement OF the recapitsl-
lzstion scheme, took or pronounced
strength. running forward TO o24S.
Only few days ago Crucible broke
200 IN the course OF bear drive
against prices. The pan announced
yesterday calls for an increase in the
common stock by al additional
$4,000. 900 part of which wili prob
ably De given the stock holders from
time TO time in form Of stock div
dends. It IS the intention o. the IN
terests IN control Of Crucihle. It j
Understood, 10 eventually put the
whole issue Of common or dividen6 4
basis of S per cent. TINS would he
equivalent to "a per cent or the bass
Of the present $4,000 600 capitaliza-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Money and Credit

The market for Stock Exchange call
cans last week was little affected bv
the announcement that the Federal r
serve Bank had increased its reds
count rates on comm ercial paper. gov
errment war bonds and bankers acccn-
tances- This was undoubtedlv due 10
the fact that Wall Street. running true
to form, had pretty we'll completed he
process OF discountine the Immediate
effects OF the drastic action Of the Re
serve Bank
With the exception Of Friday. when
the rate for few minutes held al )
per cent the SullnG rate for the week
was per cent. Time money. however.
continued in scant supply and brokers
be and 81s per cent for maturities
running from slxtv 10 ninety DAYS with
unsatisfactory results
Bank Clearings Bank clearing. in
New York and other cities yesterday
were:
Exchanges Balances
New York 49,. s765.7 sos s7s ,9I5,lo7
boston ........- s3,724,214 l7,33s89O
Sub-Treasury-U United States Sub
Treasury credit balance. S67s.624 Fed
eral Reserve credit balance. s63. 3.733 .5S7
Silver London, s0Ad; New York.
Sl32ia; Mexican dollars, $I.01.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Ecrman-American Raw
Material Syndicate Formed

According 10 the Hamburger rrem-
denblat'." large Gcrman-Amorican
syndicate has been formed. wth
branches IN New York and Hamburg.
for 'nc purpose Of supplying raw
materials 10 Germany. /, TX said TINT
,ne syndicate has The support Of banks
and financial institutions IN America
and Germany and Will ultimately have
scysral hundred million p dollars at
sts disposal The raw material sup
plies 20 Germany are 10 be paid for
ir part ~ the export Of German goods.
The German organization necessary for
tny- part of the undertaking Is now
being brought into life. German In
da.trlal shares and acceptance Of Ger.
ran banks ard 'ndustr|sl concerns vi VII
furnish security for yhe credits. The
shares will remain on deposit with the
Hamburg brunch of She syndicate. md
ne acceptance" wili he renewable in
,npfo< ed eAfFs.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
\ietn In | nndnn

Interest IN Mexican securities in the
London market has been perkiry I'D a
bit lately. The other day the MEXICAN
government external IS moved up 5
points and IS points. Tho buying
says The Times" Of London. some
OF which Is traccablc % America. is
based on the fact that a financial repre-
sentative Of the Carranza government.
III the person Of Senior Rafael Nieto. IS
a present here on 4 business mission.
rms gentleman. II may be recalled.
VISITED New York IN The spring of las,
year, but his efforts then 10 raise =
rehabilitation loan proved abor.ive r.
Is suggestdc that The rurooean vi.i.
VIII be more fortunate. and the City Ia )
been inculglng in some confident talk
ABOUT an immediate RESUMPTION Of cou-
pom payments Oh Mexican bonds HoM
Tar tne " sh IS father % The THOUGHT
mas yet 20 be learned. The question Of
hnanc.al assistance 20 Mexico ls largei :
bound up with politics Before serious
ste ps can be taken from outside to ne 10
the country to pat her house in order
effective guarantees viii be required
from the government o. which General
Carranza is the head that :. IS willing
and able 20 establish and maintain a
form OF government that viii safeguard
the interests o. the foreigner Hither-
20 recognition Of the Carranza rarty
has been denied by the British govern
nient. and whether the attitude OF
Downing Street is 10 be modified Will
depend largely upon developments IN
Mexlco Itself TIE orinion i cx-
pressed that orce Mexico re.s under
'lsc IA. esmanshlp her recovery GO
namlcnlly and financially hould he
rapid
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Mercantile Marine

Rumors have been in circulation for
more than a week now 10 the effect
that the weakness Of the International
Mercantile Marine issues has been due
largely TO inside selling Moreover
me same stories have hinted that the
American international Corporation
has been quietly unloading its holdings
Of Marine preferred This is abso-
lutely denied by people IN close touch
with American international affairs
Moreover, il is asserted that the A. I
c. has sold none Of IS United States
Rubber stock F garding Marine com
mon. 1t is we'll known that many OF
the interests who formerly before the
deal for the sale Of the British asset,
and ships fell through were bullisf
en- the common have changed theii
position and can see only The pre-
ferred
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
kennecott Copper Sells
Notes to Morgan < Go
$l5.OOO.OOO Issue Is Secured by
Deposit of Utah Copper
Stock

The Kennecott Copper Corporation
has sold TO syndicate headed BY ! +.
Morgan & Co. Sl5,000,O00 ten-ycar Z
per cent notes secured 10y $4,000
shares of Utah Copper stock. the pres
ent market value OF which il said to
be two and -haf tines the par value
Of the notes. The proceeds from the
sale of the notes will be used 20 retire
sl2 900 900 one year per cent notes
issued a year ago and TO provide s.
O0C 900 addit onal working capital
The outstanding notes mature on
March I They We're sold privately "a
February. 1919, to J. p. Morgan K Go.
and associates at ~ . TO raise funds
for carrying the kcunecott Corpora
,ion's copper surplus and 10 provide
funds TO retire $4,000 Ooo notes that
matured March 2l 10 acquire add
tional properties and 70 enlarge the
Braden Copper Company plant IN
South America.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

SENSATIONAL weakness developed in
week, while the American dollar
climbed 10 record premiums in London.
Paris Italy and Germany
Heavy offerings OF sterling bills
broke the demand rate below 81. so.
establishing a new low record Toward
the end Of the week there was moder-
ate recovery, but the impression among
bankers was that further declines are
to De expected.
The drop in other exchanges saw
marks selling a. less than $50 cents
apiece.
Francs were down 10 u &, their
lowest, and lire went to rate OF IA
to the dollar
IF YOU calculate the cost OF the dollar
IN terms Of foreign money a, current
exchange value, that is, if you were
huylng dollars with pounds, marks or
francs, its value at the close Of last
week, as compared with year ago.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Still Pounding Motors

Bears continued on the rampage. so
far as General Motors common was
concerned. Aggressive operations
against this stock by the combination
OF professionally said to be out to push
Motors much lower forced it down 10
299A a, but it recovered. and close d
practically unchanged. It takes both
nerve and money 20 bear General
Motors. The crowd that went short of
Motors when II sold around l25 year
or so ago will testify TO this. Il would
not be surprising to learn that the
present bears have smong their number
professionals who have been so badly
squeezed on other occasions. Al the
moment the shorts IN Motors are find
ing plenty Of stock for borrowing pur-
poses.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Curb Market
Stronger. but
Trading Is Dull
Industrial Shares Recover
Part of Recent Losses:
Oil Stocks Move in Mar
row Range of Prices

l. was a duh day or the curb yester-
dag. bar Tie general run Of stocks dis
played much better tone. Recoveries,
as a rule, were due mainly TO covering
Of short commitments by the proles-
onas $. Who are plainly worried by the
res stance many ISSUES have offered 10
selling pressure since the middle Of
the week.
In the industr.ai department Genera
Asphal, acted better. getting up 20 llo.
American Safety .a1or moved up from
I214 to 1874 General Motors, when
.ssued. held around 81 on light trad
iug. Lincoln Motors. one Of the new
is ues. advanced point to -
QIs moved Within comparatively
narrow range with Carlo Syndicate one
OF The strongest, features Simms
Petroleum continued to improve, ad-
vaucing 70 55S4 Pressure against the
oils appear TO have been lifted for the
time being and he whole group acts
much better.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
L. s. Realty and Improvement

Buying Of |. 5. Realty and Improve
ment stock. which is holding strongly
above SO is based evidently on a belief
that the company VIII show for year
ending April 30 neXt as much as SIS a
share. and thas the assets have been
heavily added to by the extraordinary
apprec alton in real estate vslues. In
the present market the United States
Realty buildings a. III and Us Broad
way are estimated By experts 70 be
worth N tho neighhcrhood Of $40 600
600 and the Whitehall building moro
han 10000 900. 4 Wall Street est
mstn of book value OF the stock looks
something like this:
Value OF real estate cost
less mortgages .......... S2I .065.537
lnve stmcnt holdings ....... $500 1872
Total .............. s3o.e65.s6a
Current assets ..-.... ...... 34eS.2l9
lota assets ......... $34. 1853 .9lS
Less current liabilities 5.59o .So3
sso.565 o85
Less debenture > per cent
bonds al lo5. ............. l-526. 300
Balance ........-.. .......... 5 .03e 535
On this basis INC balance available
for the took would be eouivalen, -
81 snare on the lsl 62s shares.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

as resul. o! opelations in the year
ended December 81. 1912 the American
Brass Company returned net profits OF
81 S56 i 40 equivalent 10 sl9.04 a share
500 par. earned on the SIS. 900 CAP
ltal stock, which compared with SIS
e92.2l9. or S266l share. in 1918.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Wire Tr0uhle

Wire trouble cut down the volume
Of out Of town commission house busi-
ness yesterday The sleet storm PLAYED
havoc with wires to Chicago. Conse-
quently 1t was with difficulty that
orders were gotten through from the
West. Such orders that did come
through were mainly on the buying
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Russia

A fairy active market continues 20
be made each day on the Curb in tie
Russian government 5Iz and G.. per
cent eYernal bonds Thcy are Cur
rently quoted around 81 winch is about
II points up from the eXterelne lew
registered Just before the end Of lie
year, when the bonds were sold heavily
TO establish losses for tax purposes.
here is in important banking quarters
q belief tnat these bonds will some dav
be taken care Of At looks 20 me- .
SAYS an investment banker, that re
Aimed governments in their relations
'vl.h Russia were confronted with two
alternatives. Ore was 70 pu, the
patient on the operating table and cut
the poison Of Bolshcvism out by heroic
measures. such as military INVASION on
large scale. The other was % try TO
build up the strength of inc patient
by giving m nourisnment 20 ina. he
lght be able 70 throw Of the. poison
IN course OF time. The latter alterna-
i've IS being tried now # we are
patient enough | think we viii see i
work out satisfactorily
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
London Money Market

LONDON. Jar. 24~Bsr gold. lbs.
sd. None. "a per cent Discount
rates: Short bills, : pcr cent: three
north nils. 5's ner cent Gold pro
nnims at Lisbon. lio.u0
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
StocE. ; tx Dividend

Ian 9o~-Atch. Top < Santa Fr r.
Feb 2 Burns Bros
ian sq-Centrsl r Y OF X .1.........
seh Chi. s.. =. o. H..
Feb DO u u.
inn CONNECTICUT Rv \ li--...-.
Jan gi- do pf .
ian al Corn Exchange Ban1.........
Fob. a-Good-ich = f. Go
Feb a do
200. Kelly SpriusNeld Tire See ~
Ian 2g-Lincoln National Bank
Fob Miami Copper.
Ian al Norfolk 4 Western adl pf
Dec . Northern paclh. tr y.
Feb 2@Pi'ts & Wesf N.fEintA lf -
Ian ~ Pullman Go
iaf ~ shell transport TRADING
Co., f.f1.. ienp tff- Eau.
tahl. Trust oN. = YER
American shares q
Ian rn Sloss. Sh, ni~il steel s. ir9N
Jan go stewart Wnrnor epre" dome ~
feh superior Stecl lst IF
Fab rubsrcp FrDNEcf~ -
l'ob United states Go f"Nif~ p"
common stnct) ..-.... b o..
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
lndustrials

sales Open. Hsh Low Last
iHUN Aetna fsples Sls -. 81 l
iSo0 An, sal. Raror igl. 13t4 i2i. u
zoo Alumni MIX 1"'s oi4 30 = 50 .
lHaH Fr-Am tncn N'i - :
600 eBr-am 'loo cp lNi- si2 lsSs IL
lln -4o reg rt-. g. 10 - !
,uo 'dc r,s 6'a So. g. o..
sNo tC"t 1t 4 TNr -. -'s - -.
1900 fCleNe Anita. oi 81 al 81 '-
2sHa 'Gcn Afphalt ~ ii6'. - iie
f110 'Grr Mot vi. 3N'4 80
,ni I'D. dob pu 90. ah VOL
Zoo eGo,dN,a Pict. 3lia 81 81 3if.
in9 Havana lub - ~
fnp 'dp ~ ll'- llA4 ili. llia
suH H1np Nnt Car lla. i5H. taa. Ia
.01 sMsafnuIir ~tl. 3r's 41i4 36l. n
3uo ludian Paeiing ir. It. ,
5000 me " e. \ ~ ST.. aia, -
4oa .loeomoh 3, vi go, IS 90. 80.
i1nn Mnrco;i of Am ~. 80 - a1.
700 SO An p \ + = ,'s aaS 57s
700 *Ohio Blw Eody as. 1ai. ss'< 3Sl4
e0oo ~Orprcum Clr 3d.. SEA 81 57i.
rrNp Perfection iire -. Ass
GOO 'Rudlo Go * -. ~ -,
nH -do pref W. ~. ~
2oo "Roo' x Wand ala. 5- als, d.
@ loo .do do prsf ~" ila+a ~, H. H..
goo 'Slarpcod Rub T. -
800 Submarine r if l6 I,i- 49,
eiea slln Ret 81 Can ISL Ifs. Is iG
roo / s IT. q n
1900 q S Stran' h.r ~ ~
son III tianepofs W.. lsls M. -
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

" g souoers 4 to Navc rnfcnas'd and
~W short, orcr $500 ooo q p"r cent aerial
purchase money tordr - oe 2ei ron
d,,a ersfcliy pnc.,nbr, 1921 tn le4s and
qleia tea,o - te : ror cent nefof''inr v
mn ufIf.-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

salss. Open High. Low Last
Zoo -fcaiedon,a Ca ls'D' q IS IS IS IS
1s"0 ls99 Canada !s1a, coppsT lsss . =: i.
zoo zoo .carsnn canoslATI Illn 7'i G % - ~
$500 'iCashhoy /, H.,
300 Cresson Cons G rs - 2ix -.
200 'De Beer Con NJ +a74 49, -. 49,
1000 FL Salvador SI SIS ~ s.. 3is
1000 Eureka Cr NJ IL Ia ia IL
200 Eureka Holly % 73 % -
100 .Forty-nine Min ~ IL l9s II
1900 '1Gold Zone D 81 g. 36 So
COG Golden liate. ia - IS -
25o0 sfGoldield Cons II II l. u
roo '4Croldtield Dev as az a.. ~
$500 .TGoldfeId Merg "a - 80 81
20oo 'TGrca- Bend 3 .
520 !iccla Mining. 4ls - ~ =.
ZOO Jim Butler - p . -
1000 - Jumbo Exten
lapo *ikewanas ..- "a
5seo knox Divide to le ~ 10
sSSS sSSS sGa'slsna s1Msrsb Mi9' S8's ~ .
5000 +MacN Cr NJ :, :. D.. :.
5000 'TMacNan, Min i !. j. ..
2ogo - .rMckin-Dar 81 s. g. e
5000 Mur-M NJ Ltd - - - .s
900 Nat Tin Cor. ~ III. l2l. III.
1000 Nevada Ophr 80 b - -
30" 30" SIInss Sin'ssng e. Mn l-s I1. - d,- ~
-f
1000 ReN Cons. 9
8400 Roper-Gr NJ Co p $, >
100 Seneca Copper ~. III II, i7i
$40 'Silv~r Dol N x :.
800 Silv X Of Ariz 4 j
1900 TSilv King Div
1000 'rSiver PICK
500 stand Silver l. a :, 1.
900 'fSuccess Min H. s 81. -
1000 STono Belmont . 3 "a
80 *Tonopah Div 81. H. 30 x,
loo Tonopsh Ext 2ls ~ ~ "i-
80 'Tonopah Min Pa = ~ -.
40 United Eastern T., a.
900 utah Reve ~. ~ 49, ~
3JO9 'TNic D zap H. le
200 Wash G Quar sS rs * Ok
200 West End Con >
20" VII Caps Min ri INK -
l7pn Wllbert Min
Bonds
: Allied Pack - s. IS s. sslr
> Am r T - asis ss1s ss1s a61.
- Beg Gvt 'as - sa'e ssIs e9; aas
- 'B-lg IS s5A. as 80. ssl.
Russ Gvt 5ias 81 81 p II
Russ Gvt e-ss 81 81 II n
Unlisted Sells cents Pc .hAr.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Sales Open }=.zk Low La s..
100 Warren Bros 20 20 "a .
200 Wayne Coal As IS rs "a
7oo -Wl s. Pau Co % 20 2SNs 2Sle
loo Wm Davies. - ~ ~ ~
Standard Oils
10 so Penn OIL so 80 $40
10 "Nacuunl Oil - A. as
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Bonds
Brass Co.'s Profits Smaller

Unlisted Sells cents Pc share.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Dividends
Regular Declarations

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