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PAGE TEN RENO EVENING GAZETTE MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1929 FIND ARSENAL AND LOOT IN FUGITIVE'S HOME GRAIN AND TRORVISIONS CHICAGO, Dec. 30. (JD An unex NEW BOND INDEX IRREGULAR PRICES! GOLD STOCK EXCHANGE pected big decrease of the United TO BE GIVEN HINDERS HUNT TO BUILDING ARE NOTED ON EXCHANGE SOON OPEN SOON NOME, Dec. 30. skies and the coldest weather thus far this winter continued today to hinder aviators in Alaska and on the Siberian arctic coast in carrying on the search for the fliers Carl Ben Eielson and Earl Borland, missing 6lnce they left Teller for the ice bound trading ship Kanuk at North.

Cape, Siberia, seven weeks ago. S.N FRANCISCO, Dec. 30. (Special) The new stock exchange build- I 1... vnor4a Irt ful ftnP NEW YORK.

Dec. 30. OT) The Associated Press has arranged with the Standard Statistics Company, for the distribution of an im- 1 proved system of bond indices more of the finest, best equipped of Its kind In the country, will be formally opened Saturday, January 4, with an aDoroorlate ceremony on the trading floor. The usual short Saturday ses-, The temperature dropped to forty below zero here late last night and It was even colder at other points. The haze prevented' Pilots Frank Dorbandt and Ed Young, operating from this coast, and Pilots Joe Crosson and Harold Killam, at the Nanuk.

about five hundred miles northeast of here, elon of the market will be dispensed II M- ygki', Ml from talking off yesterday. accurately to indicated the daily trend in bond prices. The new index will be included in the regular daily report beginning January 2. The new method of computing bond prices was designed to fill a need created by recent confusing changes in the bond market, particularly the Increased popularity of convertible issues that often times obscured the real movement of the market. Convertible and comparatively inactive issues have been excluded from the list.

In constructing the new index, the interest rate on the bond has been taken into consideration, rather than merely taking an arithmetical average of a variety of issues bearing different interest coupons. The index is an average of closing prices on The squad of Canadian aviators, headed by Pilot Pat Reid. are expected to fly their big cabin planes, brought with on mat aay in oraer umi opening ceremony may be held at' eleven o'clock In the morning that' members ofthe exchange and their guests may inspect the building during the day. The ffrst regular trading session of the stock exchange to be held in the new building will be on Monday, Jan-. uary 6, when the intricate equipment of the new magnificent new trading floor of the exchange will be put into States wheat visible supply total hoisted wheat prices temporarily today, but selling Increased, and the market receded.

The decrease was 9,049,000 bushels, and many traders had figured upon less than 1,000,000 bushel decrease. An outstading bearish influence was that export business in North American wheat today amounted to hardly 300.000 bushels. Wheat closed nervous, 4c to a bushel lower tahn Steurday's finish. Corn closed to down; oats, l2c to 2c off, and provisions unchanged to a setback of 10c. Closing quotations: WHEAT Dec, $1.26 to $1.32 to May.

$1.35 to July, $1.35 to CORN Dec, .92 1J: May. .95 to July. .974. OATS Dec, .44 to .47: May. .49 to July, .48.

RYE Dec, $1.04 to $1.05 to May. $1.04. LARD Dec. $10.02: May. 50.

BELLIES Dec, May. $12.15. IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No. 30297.

NATHAN JENKINS, Plaintiff, vs. GRACE JENKINS. Defendant. SUMMONS The State of Nevada Sends Greetings to the Said Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within ten days after the service upon you of this Summons if served in said county, or within twenty days if served out of said county but within said Judicial District, and in all other cases within forty days (exclusive of the day of service), and defend the above-en-tltltd action. This action is brought to recover a judgment against you granting to plaintiff a decree of divorce forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between you and plaintiff, on the ground of extreme cruelty, as more fully appears In the verified complaint on file herein.

Dated this 23rd day of September, A. D. 1929. (COURT SEAL) E. II.

EEEMER, Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada. In and for the County of Vaohoe. Bv A. G. CAUGHLIN, Deputy.

WILLIAM M. KEARNEY. Attorney for Plaintiff. 319-329 Gazette Reno. Nevada.

from the United States last weeK, from Fairbanks to Nome or Teller tomorrow or the next day. Pilot Matt Niemenen probably will guide them By STANLEY W. TREXOSn, Associated Press Financial Editor NEW YORK, Dec. 30. (JF) Extensive year-end readjustment of speculative accounts about an irregular price movement in today's stock market.

Prices headed upward at the opening but turned heavy around mid-day when fresh selling broke out in the copper, rubber and merchandising issues. Many of the early gains of 1 to 5 points were cut down, and several of them were converted, into net declines by early afternoon. This was the last day In which stocks could be sold the regular way for the purpose of establishing income tax losses, and it was apparent that much of the day's selling was for that reason. Tax sales for cash may still be made tomorrow but stocks sold in the ordinary manner on that day will not be cleared until January 2. Filing of a bankruptcy petition against the Stutz Motor Car Company of America, Incorporated, was one of the most interesting developments of the day's business news.

Ford Motor plants are reported to have enlarged their payrolls but news from the other industrial centers was rather negative in character, due to the shutdown and reduced operations incidental to the inventory season. Call money was firm at 6 per cent, with indications that the rate would not go above that level, despite the over four hundred odd miles of service. The trading room wing oi tne If II I waste land separating Fairbanks from Bering Strait. They will then fly to North Cape to establish a base for rescue operations. ft new 6tock exenange occupies mc whole of the site of the former United Stuteu sub-treasurv building which1 ii was almost completely wrecked for the new construction of the stock ex- Av.An Kii) wn- rpVita minor farpo Plru? LUQllC MMl.UWlg, AJ NEW YORK STOCKS bonds on the basis of a 5 per cent rate of interest.

In cases where the rate is other than 5 per cent, the figure has been converted to the 5 per cent equivalent before averaging the prices. There are several advantages to the new system of computation. One is that it eliminates, to large extent, inaccuracies involved by changes in the list of bonds, when such changes become necessary. The following list gives the bonds used in computing the new indices: Industrials Armour 1st 4l2s, Republic Steel 5's, International Mercantile Marine 1st 6s, Wilson Co. street ana its classic lacaue oi ius-enn columns aud broad granite steps was carefully preserved by the stock exchange builders.

Behind the trading floor wing Is a twelve-story wing accomodating the administrative departments of the stock exchange. The public entrance to the building is at 155 Sansome street, which is the official address. The exterior of the building Is faced in California cranlte blasted from the Associated Press Photo. Search for Fred Burke, alias Fred Dane, alleged gangster, killer and bank robber, revealed the arsenal picture above in his home at St. Joseph, Mich.

Burke was identified following the slaying of Charles Skelly, St. Joseph policeman. Hdawe Allied Crem Dye 260 American Can 1187s American International 37 V4 American Sm Ref 70 American Sugar 58 V2 American T' 217 Anaconda 73 '4 Andes Copper Mine 33 Atchison 219 14 Bait Ohio 114 Barnsdall A 23 Bethlehem Steel 93 Brlggs Mfg 15 Calumet Hecla 28 V4 I heavy year-end currency demands. The time money market was same qtiarry that supplied the granite to build the original cub-treasury but a brisk business was reported in bankers acceptances, with no change in rates. Kennecott was the principal target building.

The trading floor of the new build of selling pressure in the copper Canadian Pacific 187 lng is 122 feet by 68 feet with an area of 8296 square feet, one oi tne largest market floors in the country. Every IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT ierru ue rabtu oi v2 Ches Ohio 200 St pfd 24 83 4 C. I Pacific 111 Chrysler 35 1 2 1st 6s, American Smelting 1st A 5s, Liggett Myers 5s, Phila Reading Coal Iron 5s, Sinclair Pipe Line 5s, U. S. Rubber 1st 5s, Western Electric 5s.

Railroads Atchison 4s, Southern Pacific 4s, Southern Railway 4s, Western Maryland 4s, New York, Chicago St. Louis 5y2s. Baltimore Ohio 5s. Missouri, Kansas Texas 5s, Missouri Pacific 5s, Pennsylvania 5s, and Virginia Railways 5s. Public utilities Consolidated Gas 54s, Laclede Gas Light 5 Vis.

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1. group, yielding 3 points. Other red metal shares received fairly good support, the maintenance of the $7 annual dividend on Anaconda and the ability of the producers to hold the official rate for copper at 18c a pound having had a tendency to check liquidation in that group. Rubbers were reactionary, all the Flsk issues sagging to new low levels for the year while United States Rub- Colo Fuel 35 4 I JENNIE B. EVANS.

Plaintiff, vs. Columbia Graph 26 HUGH EVANS. Defendant. lyn-Manhattan Transit 6s, American Tel. Tel.

5s, Kansas City Power ignt os. Gas Electric 5s. Montana Power 5s, Pacific Gas Electric 5s, Southwestern Bell Telephone 5s, and Utah Power Light 5s. COIO tr OS 73 Cons Gas 93 Erie 56 General Electric 236 General Motors 40 Gold Dust 38 Hudson Motors 55 Hupp Motors 20 Int Harvester 77 Int Nickel 30 Int 71 Johns Manville 122 Kennecott 56 Kolster Radio 3 Kroger Grocery 42 V2 Liggett Myers 93 2 Lorillard 14 Mack Truck 68 be; preferred dropped 3 points and Goodyear 22. A fresh outbreak of selling in Sears Roebuck carried that issues down more than 2 points to 82 y2, or just 2'2 points above the low established in the November break, but it quickly snapped back above 83.

Columbian Carbon ran up 5', points in the early trading but lost all its gain. J. I. Case sold 4i points higher, R. H.

Macy 4 and General Electric. Westinehouse Electric, modern mechanical device has been employed to provide this room with down to the minute trading facilities. Trading posts are located in four large hollow square enclosures finished In Japanese oak These trading centers are provided with pneumatic tubes electrically controlled time stamps, nynchronized with all the other time conveniences In the building and with electric annunciator call boards for quick communication between the pots and members' booths on the floor. Member booths are equipped with turret telephone systems consisting of ten to twenty direct lines which will provide inter-communication facilities between the booths and all the agencies essential to market trading. In the center of the trading floor is the latest improved telegraph ticker system which instantly transmits every transaction to tickers installed in Pacific Coast cities all the way from Seattle to Los Angeles.

The quotation boards are in duplicate on the two long sides of the room and are ninety feet in length, providing space for pasting complete statistical information regarding every stock and MING STOCKS Quotations furnished hy Reno Stork Exchange, ll'j East Second Street, Reno, Nevada. Argyle .01 Acme 04 Alto 'ox Amador .04 Amer Copper Aladdin 05 NEA London Bureau. Here's a photo such as you rarely see Charles G. Dawes, without his pipe, sitting still long enough for an artist 4.0 create his likeness, and the celebrated but publicity-shy American sculptor, Jo Davison, at work. Taking time off from his ambassadorial duties.

General Dawes eat for Davison in a London studio. The completed bust will fill a niche in the capltoi building at Washington. Daviscn, who spends practically all of his time abroad, re- .04 .02 .01 tseimont Uncle Sam Banner Black Mammoth Belmont Metals njuKuea oust 01 premier Mussolini or Italy. Babilonia 23 Broken Hills 01 Booth 03 Butler Gold .01 MARK BOND ET SAN FRANCISCO .02 Broughe- Buckskin Con Detroit Simmons Company. Air Reduction, Warner Brothers, A.

M. Byers and First National Stores were marked up 3 points or more before the rise was checked by the mid-day selling movement. United States Steel furnished impressive leadership in the final hour and the entire market displayed considerable vitality. Much of the midday loss was repaired when the shorts began to buy, pushing up several favorites to the best prices of the day. Utilities were conspicuous in the rebound.

International Telephone, American Foreign Power, United States Steel, General Electric, Electric Power and Light. Westinghouse Electric and Johns Manvllle sold 3 to 4 points above Saturday's close. The close was firm. Sales approximated 3,700,000 shares. Fool "You would believe anything a fool told you." Not always, but sometimes you are most convincing." jc Sunday Night Salad One of the easiest ways to provide Sunday night salad Is to make a dish Mexican Seaboard Oil 18 Texas 44 Missouri Pacific 86 Mont Ward 48 Nat Cash Register 74 Nevada Cons 28 Central 167 Ill Nor American 93 Northern Pacific 84 Packard 15 Pan Am Pet 59 Par Fam Laskv 49 Park Utah Mine 3 Pennsylvania 73 Phillips Pet 34 Pub Serv Corp 80 Pure Oil 23 Radio Corp 42 Reu I Steel 72 Schulte 3 Sears Roebuck 85 Sinclair Con Oil 23 Southern Pacific 118 Southern Railway 135 Standard Oil Cal 0 Standard Oil 64 Standard Oil 33 Texas Corp 55 Texas Gulf Sul 53 Union Pacific 211 Steel 166 Warner Bros 39 Westinghouse El 139 Woolworth 69 Wright Aero 35 FOREIGN EXCHANGES GRAIN BOARD TO BE FORMED Cash Finance 15.25 Colorado Gold 4.10 I SUMMONS The State of Nevada Sends Greetings to the Said Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within ten days after the service upon you of this Summons if served in said county, or within twenty, days if served out of said county but within said Judicial District, and in all other cases within forty days (exclusive of the day of service), and defend the above-en-titlef action.

This action is brought to recover a Judgment and decree of this Court against you granting to plaintiff an absolute decree of divorce forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between you and plaintiff on the grounds of failure to provide and extreme cruelty, as Is more fully described in the complaint. Eated this 2nd day of December. A. D. 1929.

(SEAL) E. H. BEEMER. Cleric of the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada, in and for the County of Washoe. FELICE COHN.

Attornev for Plaintiff. IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF 30709: Dept. No. 1.

ADELE SILBERG. Plaintiff, vs. ISADOR SILBERG, also known as ISAAC SILBERG. Defendant. SUMMONS The State of Nevada Sends Greetings to the Said Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within ten days after the service upon you of this Summons if served In said county, or within twenty days if served out of said county but within said Judicial District, and in all other cases within forty days (exclusive of the day of service), and defend the above-entitled action.

This action Is brought to recover a judgment against you, granting to plaintiff a decree of divorce, iorever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between you and plaintiff on the ground of insanity, as will more fully appear from the verified complaint on file herein. Dated this 13th day of November, A. D. 1920 E. H.

BEEMER. Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada, in and for the County of Washoe. Bv A. CAUGHLIN, Deputy. PIERRE P.

GARVEN. Reno. Nevada. Attornev for Plaintiff. First Nat l.

Eank Building. Reno. Nevada. SUMMONS IN THE SECOND 'JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE.

No. 3C720; Dept. No. 1. JOHN L.

HICKMAN, Plaintiff, vs. MYRTLE AUGUSTA HICKMAN. Defendant. The State of Nevada Sends Greetings to the Said Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within ten davs after the service upon bond issue listed. The administrative wing is entered from Sansome street through a splendidly decorated lobby done in red I.e vanto marble.

In it are located the clearing house of the stock exchange, printing department, executive offices, stock exchange institute including a fully equipped auditorium. In this building also quarters are leased by the new exclusive stock exchange lunch club, an organization organized by brokers but not a part of the stock exchange. One of the distinguishing features of the new stock exchange building Con Hold Dev 1.00 Comb Fraction 01 REMANS 1 MARKET ODU Chollar Concordia 01 Com Silver 01 Champion 01 Carrie CAM UDAWfTCPn Tin- 3rt U.4 -T i 1 TXt" Central Eureka 40 NEW YORK, Dec. 30. dV) The bond lift had little difficulty in maintaining its firmness todav.

de (Federal-State Market News Service, central Eureka A net wholesale prices.) Crescent .02 .05 .02 .05 3.25 .06 .0.3 .02 1.40 .02 .04 '63 1.00 15.75 3.66 .02 .06 .02 .02 .03 .03 .02 .04 .08 .02 .70 ..6.00 .02 .02 .40 .02 .55 .02 .04 .03 .03 .85. .12 .14 .02 .03 .04 .25 .02 .02 The market price for butter, eggs, I Divide Ex .35 .01 .03 .07 .01 and cheese is fixed at four o'clock LINCOLN. Dec. 30. Eyes fthc grain producers of Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming will be focused on Grand Island January 23.

when steps are taken toward organization of a regional grain marketing association to operate In conjunction with the federal farm board. Announcing plans for the gathering, Double 'O' Dividend Fly Corp of Am com each market day in San i-rancisco to govern for the ensuing twenty-four hours. The prices quoted here were fixed at four o'clock on the previous is the attention paid to sculpture In its decoration. Ralph Stackpole, an artist of international note, has executed a number of groups for the exterior. On the Pine street front of the building will shortly be placed two monoliths twenty-six feet high sculptured on three sides in symbolical groups.

These will be in black granite in contrast to their background of light gray granite In the towering pylon coiners that flank the colonnade. Stackplle has also executed three octagonal placques or medallions which decorate the para market day. BincK vz score, aye; so score C. B. Steward, secretary of the Nebraska Farm-Bureau Federation, today received a personal message of spite the small 'volume of trading.

High grade domestic corporation loans, especially the rails and utilities, showed virtually no change from the previous close In the earlier transactions. The ability of these sections of the list to resist losses in the thin markets of the holiday period has been taken as a favorable indication of the market's Inherent strength. Many observers believe that improvement after the first of the year will be rather gradual. Reinvestment demand frequently does not make itself felt until some time after the 37c. EGGS No.

1 extra small pec wees, approval from Alexander Leggc, chair OO 1 n. HT -11 1 t. man of the federal board. oot, iiu. i cauuiuu extras, oy2C, NEW YORK, Dec 30.

(JP) Foreign exchanges. Irregular; Great Britain in dollars, others irr cents. Great Britain, demand, 4.87 9-1; cables, $4.88 3-16; 60-day bills on banks, $4.83. France, demand, 3.93: cables, 3.93 15-16. Italy, demand, 5.23; cables, 5.23.

of gelatine, with plenty of nuts and fruits. If guests drop in, this kind of salad can be stretched indefinitely. Wall-Paper Cracks Tear out a piece of wall-paper like that on the wall to patch wall-paper cracks, starch it well and use a caster to roll its edges smooth. Patches cut with scissors show the edges, but Fly Corp of Am pfd. Grandma oi Florence Gold Held .01 Gold Hill 30 Gold Zone oi Goldfleld Con 50 Gruss oi Gould Curry Goldfleld Deep Mines .02 Great Bend 02 Golconda 75 Grass Valley 03 Gull Pete 75 Harmill 09 Idaho Maryland Keystone .01 No.

1 candled extra medium 4014 c. President Coddington of Iowa, head CHEESE California, fancy flats 22c. of the Farmers National Grain Association, will take part in the meeting. Samuel M. McKelvie, grain district member of the federal hoard BUTTERFAT 42 '2 c.

Germany, demand, 23.87. pet running around three sides of the building, and a large group over the ONIONS Jobbing Australian browns, Stockton 1.40; Lompoc disbursement of dividends and inter- conferred with Secretary Steward yes- Sansome street entrance. Ralph Stack torn pieces do not $1.40 i 1.50; Washington yellows $1.25 American Telephone and Telegraph Company terday and announced he would prob- pole was born In Oregon, studied first in San Francisco and later in the Ecole de Beaux Arts in Paris and in Kingman Silver oi Ten -Year Convertible aoiy participate in the Grand Island gathering. The invitation has been extended to all statewide farm organizations of the three states concerned as well as all co-operative grain 4v2' est. In addition, it is pointed out that experienced investors have shown a tendency to proceed cautiously in their bond purchases, apparently awaiting assurance that money rates will bo well established at lower levels, thereby setting the stage for one of the market's periodic upward swing.

.03 3.25 6.50 6.50 5.50 .20 1.50. POTATOES Jobbing Stockton. poorer, low as Washington gems, $2.35 2.50. POULTRY Eroilers. 23 24c hens.

28(rt2Dc; turkeys live 20 26c dressed, 27 34c. Lone Star 03 Lucky Strike Liberty oi MacNamara oi Mineral Mttn 01 Mexican 90 Majestic 05 Amalgamated 02 Quick 10 Indian Mine Monarch Radio Blanket Service 5.25 Gen Re Lab 4.00 Con Products 4.00 Alta Gold 15 Butte Dev 05 Gold Debenture Bonds Due July 1,1939 Manhattan Con 01 Coupons of these bonds, payable on January 1, 1930, will be paid in New York at the office of the Treasurer, 195 Broadway, or in Boston at his. office, 125 Milk Street. New Mex Cop Man. Nev Quicksilver 10 Osborne 08 New York and Italy.

He did much work for the Panama Pacific international exposition and has exhibited a number of times in France. In the Interior of the building Robert Boardman Howard contributed six relief panels employed in the decoration of the trading room and also designed an elaborately carved door for the governing board room. Robert Boardman Howard belong to the younger school of sculptors, was educated in the California school of arts and crafts in Berkeley and at the Art Students' League In New York City. He ha exhibited in Paris and was awarded the first medal In sculpture in 1923 and the Ann Bremer prize for Ophir 01 CHICAGO LIVESTOC CHICAGO, Dec. 30.

(Py (U. S. D. HOGS Receipts, including 22,000 direct; mostly steady with Saturday: top, $9.90, paid for 140-170 lb weights; bulk 140-200 lbs, $9.65 9.80; weight butchers down to packing sows, $8.25 (a 8.50; butchers. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK MARKET CURB SHARES DRIFT LOWER Orlando 08 Potosi 05 Rosetta 02 SAN FRANCISCO SALES Amador 10.000, 5c Booth 3000, 4c.

Florence Goldfleld 5000, lc. Gold Hill 2000, 30c. Goldfield Con 1000, 50c; 500c, 53c; 1000, 51c. Deep Mines 4000, 2c. Golconda 100, 80c.

Harmill 1000, 8c; 2300, 9c; 1000, 1.05 .08 .02 1.00 .12 .02 .10 .07 .15 .02 .05 .02 .02 .02 .06 .02 Royal Dev 05 Round Mtn 10 Revert Divide 01 medium to choice 250-300 lbs, $9.35 These bonds by their terms are convertible at the option of the holder into stock of the Company on and after January 1, 1930, but not later than December 31, 1937. A circular setting forth the terms of conversion will be furnished upon application to the Treasurer. H. BLAIR-SMITH, Treasurer. Sugarman 04 Savage 04 NEW YCRK, Doc.

30. Curb sunbeam .01 market 'shares drifted moderatelv SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 30. (Special). The following is a liet of transactions on the San Francisco stock Silver Pick lower today.

A ltitle buying appeared here and there during the first hour vou of this Summons If served in said county, or within twenty days if served out of said county but within said Judicial District, and in all other cases within forty days (exclusive of the day of service), and defend the above-entitled action This action is brought to recover a Judgment against you, granting to Plaintiff a decree of divorce, forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between you and Plaintiff on the ground of extreme cruelty. 88 will more fully appear from the verified complaint on file herein. Dated this 15th day of November. A. D.

1929. (SEAL) E. H. BEEMER. Cleric of the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada, in and for the County of Washoe.

By M. JENSEN, Deputy. JOHN BERNARD FOY. Attorney for Plaintiff. IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA.

IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OP WASHOE Dept. No. No. 30556. WALLIE TAYLOR LOCKE.

Plaintiff. VS. HULDAH A. LOCKE. Defendant.

SUMMONS The State of Nevada Sends Greetings to the Said Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within ten days after the service upon you of this Summons if served in said county, or within twenty days if served out of said county but within said Ju Simon 10 San Rafael 01 Tonopah Divide 05 Treasure Vault Ex .01 10c b-30. Jack Waite 3000, 8c. Lone Star 3500. 3c. MacNamara 7000, 2c.

Mexican 100. 85c; 100, $1.00. Osborne 1000, 9c Orlando 1000, 9c; 1000, 10c b-30; 0800, 10c. RoyalDev 5000. 6c.

Sugarman 3000, 5c. Savage 300, 4c. Union 1500, 25c. West End 700, 2c. Amalgamated 6000, 3c.

A A Treasure Vault 04 9.75; 200-250 lbs, 9.80; 160-200 lbs, $9.40 9.90; 130-160 lbs, $9.40 at, 9.90; packing sows, 8.85; pigs, medium to choice 90-130 lbs, $9.00 9.85. CATTLE Receipts, 16.000; calves, 2000; run largely short fed steers, all light and medium weights heifers; few early sales of selected kinds, steady; bulls strong; vealers, weak to 50c lower; stockers and feeders scarce and stady; slaughter classes, steers, good and choice, 1300-1500 lbs, $12.00 15.50; 1100-1300 lbs, $12.25 16.00; 950-1100 lbs. fed year llllllt 0 III IT rMf Mtt.OT 1 1 1 ri JTTTTTTTTTIT Union 24 Umatilla 01 (Tire Fences Iron Fences 9 .02 .02 Metals 15.00 West Mine 01 White Caps Gold 10 a PACt, THOIX western Merger 01 West End 02 painting in 193.5 by the San Francisco Art Association. The land on which, the stock exchange building stands has a long historical background dating back to 1847 when it was transformed to Its first owner as a Spanish grant. It Wf.s sold to the United States government by Mrs.

Virginia Fair Van-derbllt who had inherited it from her fother, James G. Fair, who in turn had acquired it in the days of the Comstock mining excitement. Architects of the new building were J. R. Miller and T.

L. Pflueger, designers of the famous Pacific Telephone and Telegraph building, the Metropolitan Life Insurance building and the new profession building, known as Four Fifty Sutter. .03 Quick 1000, luc. 601 Nlnrn Street. Sparks, Nev.

ana curb exchanges at noon today: S. F. STOCK EXCHANGE Atlas Imp Diesel 27 Byron Jackson 15 California Copper 2 California Pack 66 '2 Caterpillar Tractor 50 Clorox Chemical 25 Zellerbach, com 171, Emporium Corp 18 Foster Kleiser. com 714 Golden State Mill: 292 Home Fire Marine Ins 39 Honolulu Cons Oil 32 Kolster Radio 3 A pfd 102i2 Magnavox ya I Magnin, com 21 North Amer Oil 15 com 5014 6 pet pfd 26Vi Pacific Lighting, com 70V4 Pacific Lighting, pfd 100 Pacific Pub Service A 30 Rainier com 26 lings, goo dand choice 750-850 lbs, of trading, but it soon petered out. Trading remained tmusually dull, reflecting little more than the year-end readjustment of accounts.

There was undoubtedly further tax selling, but It was in small volume. The petition in involuntary bankruptcy against Stutz Motors caused an Immediate drop in the shares to a new low at 1. The autumn stock market crash is believed to have had an adverse Influence upon the market for high-priced shares. Stutz stock was depressed from 12, late in September, to a price of 2'2 early this month. It sold last May at 34.

On the basis of today's quotations, it is difficult to believe that Stutz sold as high as $724 a share in 1920, the year of the sensational "Stutz corner." CHICAGO BLTTER AND EGGS EYES EXAMINED GLASSES DR. J. B. GASHO OPTOMETRIST 133 Nortn Virginia Street $12.75 16.25; heifers, good and choice 850 lbs down, 15.50; cutters, $4.50 6.25; bulls, good and choice beef, 9.75; vealers, milk-fed, good and choice, $13.75 17.00; stock-er and feeder steers, good and choice, all weights. $10.50 1 10.75.

SHEEP Receipts, fat lambs, opening 50c lower; a few held above fat ewes, weak, feeding lambs quotable steady; lambs, good and choice 92 lbs down, $12.50 ft nicimeia kjii 24 Schlesinger A 10 com 23 Shell Union Oil. CHICAGO. Dec. 30. MP) BUTTER Weak; receipts 6808 tubs; creamery extras 38; standards 37; extra firsts to 37; firsts ZVi to 34; seconds DR.

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All replies to this advertisement are held strictly confidential. One of our representatives will be in your vicinity January 1 st, so an immediate reply is suggested. Gazette Box 1647, Reno, Nevada dicial District, and in all other cases within forty days (exclusive of the day of service), and defend the above-entitled action. This action is brought to recover a Judgment dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between you and the above-named plaintiff, upon the ground of extreme cruelty, as is more fully described in the complaint. Dated this 23rd day of October, A.

D. 1929. (SEAL) E. H. BEEMER.

Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada, in and for the County of Washoe. By A. G. CAUGHLIN. Deputy.

HAWKINS. MAYOTTE ti HAWKINS. Attorneys for Plaintiff, Reno, Nevada. Nov. JgaSSOJang.

NOTICE Notice to patrons of Reno Free Public Library and Washoe County Library: The Reno Free Public Library, in the old building, corner of Virginia and Mill Streets will be closed at 9 P. M. December 31st. 1929, and will remain closed until reopened as the "Washoe County Library" in the Washoe County Library building. Mill and Center Streets, on a date to be announced later.

H. H. SCHEELINK, Chairman, Board of Trustees. Pec. 30 Standard Oil of Cal 60 Transamerica 4114 Union Oil Assoc 4334 Union Oil of Cal 44 Aviation Corp of Del 5 Anglo Nat Corp 36 Bank of America NY 130 Lights, Inc 111.4 Coen Cos 10 Columbia Steel, com 13 Cities Service Co, com 26' Intercoast Trading Co 20" 4 Oahu Sugar Co, com 30 Italo Pet Corp 60 Klelber Motors 160 Nat Auto Fibres 7U Markets at a Glance XV.W YORK Stocks, irregular; U.

S. Steel leads rally. Bonds, mixed; high grade rails steady. Curb, irregular; Stutz at new low on bankruptcy petition. Foreign exchanges irregular; Spanish peseta at new 1929 low.

Japanese 5-en at new 1929 high. Cotton, easy; Southern selling. Suga.r lower; increased spot offcr-ngs. Coffee.easy; disappointing Brazilian markets. CHICAGO Wheat, easy; excellent winter wheat reports.

Corn, easy; predictions large contract deliveries. Cattle, Irregular; Hogs, steady. 13.75; ewess, medium to choice, 150 lbs down, $4.50 6.00; feeder lambs, good an dchocic, $11.5012.65. BAY LIVESTOCK SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 30.

(U. S. Department of Agriculture) HOGS 700; around 25c higher; 138-lb. Idahos packing sows $8.00 8.50. CATTLE 260; strong; spots 25c higher; good 1070-lb.

Utahs she stock active; good 830-lb. Angus heifer3 $9.25 9.50; 1020-lb. cows, $8.25: bulls scarce. CALVES 10; steady; 102-lb. veals $14.00.

SHEEP 527; light lambs strong, quoted ewes and yearlings ab 30 to 30i. EGGS Easy; receipts 5717 cases; extra firsts 43 a to 44; graded firsts 42 V2 to 43; ordinary firsts 38 to 41; refrigerator extras 38; refrigerator firsts 37. ifi MONEY AT NEW YORK NEW YORK. Dec. 30.

Calll money steady, 6 per cent all day. Time loans, steady; 30 days, 60-90 4-6 months, 434 5. Prime commercial paper, 5(S52. Bankers' acceptances Steady: 30 days, 44; 60-90 days, 4K84; four monthts, 484; 5-6 months, 4ft i'a. i R.

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