| Gentlemen: | ||
| For your information we beg toadvise you that Interstate Copper advanced a sixteenth at the close ofthe market yesterday. Should you desire us to execute a buying order inthese securities, we urge you to let us know before ten o'clockto-morrow morning, as we believe that a sharp advance will follow theopening of the market. | ||
| Truly yours, | ||
| Gunst & Baumer | ||
| Milton Fiedler, Mgr. | ||
"Well," Abe said, "what do you think, Mawruss?"
"Think!" Morris cried. "Why, I think that he ain't said nothing to us about them gold and silver stocks of B. Sheitlis', Abe, so I guess he ain't sold 'em yet. If he can't sell a stock from gold and silver already, Abe, what show do we stand with a stock from copper?"
"That Sheitlis stock is only a small item, Mawruss."
"Well, maybe it is," Morris admitted, "but just you ring up and ask him. Then, if we find that he sold that gold and silver stock we take a chance on the copper."
Abe hastened to the telephone in the rear of the store.
"Listen, Abe," Morris called after him, "tell him it should be no dating or discount, strictly net cash."
In less than a minute, Abe was conversing with Fiedler.
"Mr. Fiedler!" he said. "Hello, Mr. Fiedler! Is this you? Yes. Well, me and Mawruss is about decided to buy a thousand of them stocks what you showed me down at your store—at your office yesterday,