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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
WAKE FOREST
NAMES CAPTAIN
P. G. Carter Gets Honor OF Lead
ing Eleven-Fourteen Men
Awarded Letters.
lsn..lal % rhe rImes-Dispateh.I

WAKE Forest. y. C.. December 1.-THE FOL
lowing fourteen aea have been awarded
,nc,- w. foJr their work on the football
,.s-,. Rackacid. BHiirrS. Gooch and Ut
lev. ends cuethreli. Daniel ana whisted;
u,e.-,.n Bris.on. Camp. Carter. Holding.
Mo-. ard Williams. manage. isrwood-
O.. these. BsIinxs. BrittOn. Carter Holding
Williams aud U;iey received sia-,. ha'ins
10, their w previously.
Yes.e-iay captain Holding >allcd the team
.orcfhc- and p c. Carter was cnanin'ctsiy
sfectcd captain for acxt season Duke y
: fs.nior IN college and has piaycd unu<uai-
81 good ball a. centre for three stas'1s-
s7sson Goodc. o. the sophomore class
-. be~a elected manager fer rcxt scaeeh-
and has begun CT ITS schedule for lsl~ ae
1,rsdraa game a. usual WI De 1ia5ed sn
-, -fotte Thaaksgiviag. The team Wi
1880 r,,,v n. Medical College % Wiz
rinia. which appeared here this season. RI
come other team In Richmond some tine
during the season -.
Nrca Interest has been shown here IN re
c.ass Games both IN football and tasket-
faiI T-ac Soqhor1ortr have Won TIE cas-
rhar,.,forshlD On football and dcieatcd tnc
Freshmen u 20 70 IN thc hrst 9a.ket...,
- ssniors Tuesday nizht 20 :. TIE
char ouship game vii not b PLAYED untl
after the Christmas holidays OWING n tne
fall term examinations ~ pro"isc- 20 ~
s~eniy matched and all have ample tine
10 set IN good trim
uanarrr Henry has rot compictcd Is
s~e~frf~ Ter the baskctrai. team. hnt
r.~7.s have been arranged vith ouii
T-frifv. 4 a n. Y. 7. aad Eerooipr-
wacsa COLLEGE Ter the home foor TIE tenn
VII fate a Southern trip. 9aying rcariy
every team IN Georgia.
y Y. crozier has been ENGAGED 70 coach
the team again this scason. and oeF-n
practice immsdtatsy after ThanksziS,ne.
purfar Tie eirht szaEous ~. Crczier has
coached <hs team h has been Defeated On
the hcn< foo~ ~ only 40 coilsgcs-ths
University q rlrrfrta snt '. =. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
HIGH
DEFENDS TITLE
A. L. Burger, Faculty Member
OF Athletic Association,
Writes Strong Letter.
CLAIM IS ABLY SHOWN
Hampton's Challenge Came After
Eleven Had Broken Train
ing, Therefore Refusal.

Sporting Editor. The Times-Dispstch;
sir.-In the rather wide publicity
given the recent football champion
ship claims OF several rival virginia
secondary schools there have appeared
several mIsstatements and omissions o;
fact Of a character TO reflect upon tie
athletic authorities and 20 detrsct from
tho record OF the football team repre-
eentinr the Lynchburg High school
This school being one OF the principal
claimants TO championship honors.
desire 20 present the facts es they are
ana as We interpret them IN support
Of our position IL IL not our desire,
nor IL u our purpose. 10 enter into any
7confinued on Second Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
SCHEDULE
FOR AZ N. QU|NI
Season of 1913 Includes Sixteen
Games, Half Of Which Are
on Home Floor.

xves. Raleigh. y c. December Imam
.~.- " c. Hopkins. OF the a & " basket
-, .ss>n has announced the schsiuie OF
the season OF 1919 as follows
,..,,a~v f1-rpurhaua J. ". c A At Raleigh
I.-,,,-v 1s-Eloa College at Raleigh
r.ou,-x .t-wasriaEton ard Lee at Lex
inston.
January z--rnlversi;y Q: Virginia at Cnsf-
iottcsxiiie.
r,.s-ua-y Davidson College at Raleigh
February e-Emory sad Henry College q,
reSrssry wake Forest COLLEGE at
Raleigh.
Fss-uary is-wakc Forest College a; Wake
FOREST
Fosrssry Is-Trinisy coIese Al Raleigh
February Is-Pendine-
February z.-UaItersssy o, North Carolina
a, Raleigh.
February 1-Trinity College II Durham
February z-E1on Coiicgc 9, Eion- -
He-id~e the shove Manager HOPKINS ~
negotiating for three additional Eame4 enc
with University Of North Carolina eno tNo
With Guiisord College. which vii make :
total o. sixteen fam~s 10 - played. eisat
Of which VII - played At home
Three - the most in7oriast ss,nes arc
VIA the University o. <orth Carotna. Uni
Vcrsf- - Of virginia AID WashinEioa srd
r.cs. Who vii BE- played Tor TIE ut TIM
o. basketball Those games VII b. ne ART
afrI~fic coafsef with the f-st fNo mention
"a anniversaries for several years
TDb = ~ AGwGt scbc1oic made ~ a
a r Since sfe has had a bas<etoen team.
ara 10 the nru year shsn The Ave hes been
cuder tire athletic association. having been
previously run by the Y u G A. when
only . few sancs vers srnstulcd with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

OF exhibition games there will Be
an abundance. The first game OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
POULIOS WANTS
ANOTHER MATCH

s-o-,i,~ Editor. The TINES Dispatch
ma ei--I am writing YOU In order mat
I rnfrps b. able 10 obtain n match ~ your
town. ara wish you would give nc an "ein
=, sor~ oaprr. 7 defeated Joe Turner ia
tr~,.,.4 a, Thankzelsirr riEtt. and am
matched 70 meet Wait Evans 4cre on %
r~s,sr~ y. after eaich To- Be ~ derry -
ur.stie any MA in TIC worl- ana .He'
a cSe.ie,xr to any one. No enc oarred-
n s;ere - ary prospects of me Ectting
match ] would Be very glad 70 come -
rrI~nrnord any time after my match Win
Walt Evans. I remain.
Tours sincerely, - ..-..<s-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
AUTO CLUB WILL
TALkAbOUT SHOW

The monthly meeting OF the Rich
mond Aufousobie Club viii be held at
club headquarters Monday evening at
$50 O'Clock
Matters pertaining TO the sutomo-
bae show. a report % the delegates TO
the A. A.. A. cnvention. an dother i'm
portant matters are to come before
the meeting. 49, a -.--,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-29
PRE- MUM
~ s5 e. >ll
List for the Elks' Automobile
Parade Made Up by the
Committee.

Local Elks comprising a commit
tee to have charge of the automobile
parade to be held at 6 o'clock the
evening of Tuesday, September IT, in
connection with the annual reunion
of the state organization of Elks held
a meeting in the parlors of the Elks'
home Tuesday night with Chairman
N. S. Longabaugh, Rayper Parrish,
Guy H. Earle and t. Blair Wilson
present, The committee made UP and
decided on the following list Of prem
iums, for the most beautifully decor
ated car. the order of decoration being
left entirely with the owner of the
car:
First prize, brown impulse spark
plug pump ..............$ $500
Second prize, two inner tubes. 1900
Third prize, one pair gold rim
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-29
ACT|V|T|E| les.
AT Prospective Salvation
Army Citadel Here Will
Be Manifold.

The activities under the spiritual
department of the prospective Saliva
ton Army citadel for Clarksburg par
take OF the nature OF open air meet
inss, hall meetings, company meet
ings and personal work.
Hardly can one conceive of a man
] in large city who has not at one
time ar another come within hearing
distance of the army stationed on the
street corner talking and singing to
the crowd gathered thereabout. Many
remarkable conversations, many con-
LESSONS, many changes in thought
and in life direction have been
brought about because OF the words
and songs which have fioated out to
the ears of passersby. Detected and
tdowncast individuals have been on
their way to suicide pier, hut were
checked in their endeavor to end their
life by the touching, tender notes OF
some sweet, sacred song: many man
who has been on his way to perform
some evil and vicious deed has been
checked and his motive has been
purified and his energies directed into
the right cahnnel by the contact and
touch of the influence OF the army
corps.
In cold, winter nights, especially in
the hall meetings have there been tes-
tlmonials: lives have been saved to the
service of the Master; souls have been
born into the Kingdom. because OF the
army's presentation of the saving
power of the grace OF God in the
hearts OF sinners. Husbands have
been restored to their families; chill
dren to their parents; sacred cmem-
cries of those who have passed be-
yond and who In the past have been
neglected, are now revived and held
in tenderous thought.
The company meetings are held for
the spiritual upllft and inspiration of
the members OF, the local corps, also
to review and revise ways and means
and methods of further promoting
the Kingdom OF God; for the training
of young recruits and for the spirit
ual admonItion of all present.
Chairman C. B. Alexander an
nounces splendid progress In the pre-
paratory efforts incidental to the
launching OF the campaign to raise
$4,000 from September to IA. Rep
resentative citizens of all grades OF
life are enlisting in this truly citi-
zens' movement for greater Clarks-
burg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-29
SECOND
Is Harrison County in Mum.
Der One Teachers Certi-
ficate Rating.

CHARLESTON Aug. 2s - The
certificates for those receiving either
a first. second or third grade certlh-
cate as a result OF the recent last
uniform examination for teachers
this year. have been sent out by the
department,ot schools to eighteen
counties. OF this list of eighteen
Richie county with eighteen leads
with Harrison county with fifteen
second. The counties. the number
of certificates issued in each grade,
just sent out are as follows:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-29

Trials VIII Not Come Up at septem.
Der Term OF Court.

At meeting of the Harrison County
Barr Association Saturday night 0
resolution was passed asking that nc
law cases be called for jury trial al
the September term of the circuit
court and that no chancery causes OF
motions, in which there are contests
be submitted. The presiding Judge as
result will probably have the jurors
drawn for the term notified not to re-
port for duty.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-29
600

driving glasses .....,...... coo
Fourth prize, one III ton Barrett
AUTO JACK ''................ 500
Ladies prize. one pair of tan
fancy driving gloves ....... 500
Automobile trucks: A cash
prive will be given to the
truck making the best appear
ance in the parade, which can
either be decorated or be a
trade display .......... 1000
There will be three judges to pass
on the different machines. people who
are in on way connevted with tho
Elks or owners of automobiles, az
follows:
II. " D, King.
H. e. Travis, :
are in no way connected with the
1t is hoped that every owner OF an
automobile in Harrison county will
participate in this parade. Suitable
decorations can be had at any local
department store For further par
ticulars see any member of the auto
mobile committee, who can be recog-
nized by banners on their cars.
The parade will form in Glen Elk
promptly at o'clock in the evening
unless there be reason later to
change the hour, in which case the
changs will be duly announced.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-29
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-september
wheat closed s4,Ai corn 7s%; oats
a2M.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-22
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the FIeeCy Staple
lFrom Harvard & Clark.

tkrOm hayward " Clark
NEW YORK, May 2l.-Carpenter, Bag
got & Co: The basis of the advance is
trade buying. Spinners reported in the
market at the decline. Shorts covering
and unsettled weather checking offerings
Dallas Texas, wires: Texas and
Oklahoma generally clear and pleasant. =
Following are II a. m. bids: July, l1.20.
October 1875; December, IA; January.
ll.39
Warehouse stocks in New York Tues
day. 1880: certificated, 120. 234
Estimated receipts Wednesday;
New Orleans $500. A 900 to / 500 3,S5c
NEW ORLEANS, May 2i.-Hayward &
Clark: The weather map perfect. Fair
west of Alabama: partly cloudy TO cloudy
Few light showers on the Atlantic coast
district and 10 al New Orleans. TEN
peratures around 81 to Sc during night;
fine growing weather Indications are
for cloudy, possibly some showers in
Oklahoma and northern Arkansas; gener-
ANY falr IN Texas partly cloudy in the
rest of the belt: no rain of consequence,
nut possibly passing light shower.
lating very low bureau condition fore
casts. as low as 90
New Orleans Times Democrat: The
market developments Yesterday pleased
everybody but the bear Spectator. The
farmer had another day of good weather;
the spinner had favorable financial re-
ppi - Nultl suggest continued SOou
trade; the bull on cotton saw the brakes
applied TO the contract decline. But the
bear. VINO, all along had counted a sell
ing wave to follow close on the heels OF
favorable weather, seemed unaple 70
make Roadway. Spot sales were small
spinners did not appear to be in the mar
ket to any important extent. and, in Sc
far as surface indications went, bull
spectators did not seem to be very ac-
lively engaged. All of which brought the
talent back to the same old starting
point. The old crop has probably been
closely sold up, and average consumption
has thereby been greatly accelerated
With average consumption greatly accel-
Grated, the new crop outturn i'm doubt and
the old crop pretty well gone. the short
side OF the account appears less attractive
TO the average operator than the averag &c
bear thinks il should be In nutshell
the situation is this: Cotton seed planted
hurriedly under a clod win not do as well
as seed planted in carefully prepared
seed bed With the exception of some
rather low tempera lures, the weather has
been good during the past ten days. and
the farmers have made rapid headway
with their work in the fields.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-22
SMALL GAINS IN
COTTON PRICES
Little of Staple Is Offered for
Sale, Causing Advance in
Face of Perfect Weather.

NEW YORK. May Steadlness pre-
vailed in the cotton market at the open
ing today, though first prices were un-
changed to points lower Cables were
good. although reports of continued fair
weather over the belt caused selling. the
most OF which was in the late months.
Futures were firm in Liverpool, while
spot was in good demand there
1t was evident around the opening that
there was little cotton for sale. The ring
traders seemed to have sold about all
they had 10 sell yesterday on prospects
of good weather. and while the map
showed nothing unfavorable today. still
there was no cotton brought out and the
market rallied with little buying The
feeling on the floor continues bearish
The bulls are few but strong.
Neither side was aggressive in the aft
ernoon but there was little cotton for
sale, which had the effect of holding the
market very steady prices at o'clock
showing advances of from to u points
on the active positions over the previous
close.
The close was very steady at top levels
for the day and 10 TO II points higher as
compared with the final figures on Mon
day.
RAMHE M NENn NopU -ts-.twGA
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-22
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK mAener.
tey w. n. White, Jr Of the White Pro-
vision Company

(By w. n. White, Jr.. OF the White Pro-
vision Company
Quotations based actual purchases
during the current week.
Choice to good steers, 900 TO 200 s 90
Gl650: good steers, 500 to 900, 5509Q6 90:
medium to good steers, 700 TO $50. ). 90 N
30. good TO choice beef COWS, 800 to 900
a. 10000; medium to good beef cows, zoo
TO 500, 4.5044.76; good TO choice heifers
$50 TO $50. 4 59a 50: medium to good
heifers $50 10 80. 400m475.
The above represent ruling prices OF
good quality of beef cattle. Inferior
grades and dairy types selling lower
Mixed common steers, if fat, 700 10 800
450m5. 90. mixed common cows. If fat. 500
TO 500 1000 so: mixed common punches
to fair. 500 To 800. 275W3.50: good butch
er bulls 3.25m400
775c; good butcher hogs 140 to 100. 400
so. good butcher pigs, 100 to 140. 1850
7.35, light pigs, so to 100. 6.00d6. 25 heavy
rough hogs. 200 TO $50, 675M725.
Above quotations apply to corn-f fed
hogs. Mast and peanut fattened hogs, la
1ac and under.
Moderate supply Of cattle in Yards this
week Market steady ana unchanged
Receipts rather irregular in quality and
weights. Better grades Of steers scare
Fair supply OF medium cattle quality
mostly ordinary.
Mr. James r Anderson. Of Marietta,
was in the Yards this week With the sec
ond load OF steers from his feed lots, av-
topped the market for the week.
Mr.. Anderson is considered one Of the
most enthusiastic feeders we have He
brides himself on producing the highest
are always looked upon with favor by the
local packers
Hog receipts are some better than last
week market steady
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-22
RANoE IN LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
HAYWARD & cLARK,s
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS. May Washing
ton sent the following message to the
exchange Expect TO issue report on
June 4 showing condition of cotton May
25.' English consols are again sd lower.
Liverpool came in about as due on flu
lures, and quoted spots unchanged, but
show sales of $1,000 bales
our market opened lower, but was
pulled. up by New York, where certain
long interests are making strong de
Tense The basis for the bulling now
seems to be anticipation of very low
bureau condition figure Some New York
opinions received via Texas say that the
bureau is expected as low as so, against
ST. last year. It must be borne in mind
that the first bureau condition report
deals mainly with the state Of land ard
preparation OF soil. and not with the con-
diton Of the plant.
A general belief in the North in a very
low condition figure is indicated by fore
cast made by The New York CONNER
cial of a condition Of 80. or course. II
the bureau should prove that low il would
give the world the impression of crop
disaster and bull interests are now work
ing on the expected effect on the mar
ket.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-22
BULLS WINNERS
IN CEREAL PITS
Wheat, Corn, and Oats Show
Decided Strength and Sharp
Advances.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, May 2t-Wheat showed
considerable strength at the opening, and
was "A to &c higher. This, in the face
of a decline at Liverpool heavy Argen-
tine ara Canadian shipments for the
week. the fact thzt India is pressing
wheat for sale a1d The expectation that
the European visible win show a consid-
cradle Increase. Northwestern receipts
were small, while Winnipeg receipts We're
large.
Corn was a to sc higher on the small
receipts and better demand
Oats were unchanged, and the volume
of business small.
Provisions We're higher on shorts COW
ering.
Wheat closed firm and higher today.
final prices showing net gains OF lie to
lssc. Heavy sales of -four in this mar
ket was a great Strengthening factor
Cash sales were also fairly good. There
was considerable evening up by shorts,
especially in the May option.
Corn closed with gains ranging from lie
10 15sc. Shorts in May were eager buy
ers There was good investment de-
mand.
Oats were CSC to 1l4c better at the fin
ish. Many Of those who sold early were
buyers later The volume of trade was
better
Provisions were higher all around.
Both packers and brokers bought freely
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-22
STOCKS RALLY ON
HEAVY PURCHASES
Aggressive Support of Market
Causes Substantial Gains
After Sharp Declines.
ex CHARLES w. STORM.

NEW YORK. May 21-I.iquidation of
Canadian Pacific for London and Berlin
accounts was the feature of the stock
market at the opening today. This issue
opened at 26l =, a fun points off from
Mondays closing. Subsequently il
dropped still further, going to 26l, but at
the end Of fifteen minutes trading had
rallied from its lowest range.
There was also selling of the hard coal
stock here This was generally attrib-
uted to profit taking. s professionals had
when these stocks were rising. Lehigh
Valley lost a and Reading Is.
United States Steel common opened at
20. unchanged from the last night clos
ing. The copper group was not very
active. Both Amalgamated and Ameri-
can Smelling We're i off at the outset.
Later they rallied.
Baltimore and Ohio was unchanged.
Atchison was up i while Union Pacific
sustained the same amount of losses.
The curb was quiet and irregular
American Railways shares in the Lon
don market were unsettled in tone, but
there was no speculative selling move
ment In this department. There was
heavy selling of Canadian Pacific in Lon
don.
Aggressive buying appeared in a mum
Der of stocks in the late forenoon and
substantial gains were made,
Canadian Pacific moved up liz and a
gain Of points was recorded in United
Cigar Manufacturers.
strong.
Trading was listless in the last fifteen
minutes and the prive movement was
limited to an extremely narrow range
Later some pressure was eXerted against
Reading, and that stock declined more
than / point under ia. This downward
movement induced some selling Of its
stock by room traders.
The market closed steady
Governments unchanged other bonds
steady
Stock quota lions:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. May Wheat firm;
July, Sl13as d1151a; spot No red,
81 2014 in elevator; 81 20 f. o. b. Corn
dun; No ,. in elevator, nominal; export
No. q S214 f. o. b.; steamer, nominal; No.
T. nominal oats easy natural white,
No, 2. nominal, f. O b. New York Bar
ley steady: mailing. S125@1.3s c. ]. f.
Buffalo. Hay irregular good TO prime,
quiet spring patents. S5-70@6 20:
straights. 5000 $50: clears $485m510;
winter patents. S590a6.10; straights. 535
Beef steady: family. SiSOOa1s. so. Pork
firm: mess. so 25a2075. family, go. ESQ
81 Is. Lard weaker; city steam. 10@10H
middle West spot, 10.90m10.95. Tallow
steady; city in hogsheads 6ss nominal.
country, in tierces, 666&
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-22
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON. May 2i-Mean tenn
peratures were below normal throughout
the cotton region, the greatest deficiency.
II degrees, occurring in middle Tennes-
see Mean temperatures ranged from Sc
TO IS degrees over the eastern, from 5s
10 - degrees over the central and from
81 to "a degrees over the western por-
ton of the cotton growing states Light
frost occurred in the mountains of North
Carolina
Light precipitation occurred generally
except that there was no rain over a
small area in central. northwestern and
northeastern Texas, central western
Louisiana southern Arkansas, southern
and northeastern Mississippi and north
western Alabama The greatest weekly
amount 1.40 occurred at Greensboro,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-22

NEW YORK. May 2t- Coffee. irregular,
No. Rio spot. 141s asked. Rice. firm
domestic. ordinary to prime ass ass
Molasses, quiet: New Orleans, open kettle
S5d45 Sugar. raw easier; centrifugal
s. So; muscovado, 1886; molasses sugar. 8. II
refined, quiet; standard graduated. 505d
Sis: cut loaf, 5 30: crushed, $50 mold 4
$50: cubes, 5.25u5.35; powdered, 5.10G
go: diamond A. $40 confectioners A
85G4,95; No. /. 4S5M495: No 2. 1900
$50: No. g. 4.75q4S5; No. 4, A70n4.sO.
Cheese. weaker white milk specials
1914 m15ia: whole milk fancy. 1874 016
skins specials. 1d1l12: skins, fine. ~ a
10at fun skins, 7d71s.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-22
LIVERPOOL.
STOCKS.
ev cHARLEs w. STORM,

ny O7AHEES w. = ONW.
NEW YORK, May 22.-The stock mar
ket opened with an undecided tone to-
sday. most of the issues showing fraction
al losses In the first few minutes of trad
ing with extensive movements in a num-
Der of specialties
Canadian Pacific was the sensation of
the early trading, gaining 212 points and
going to $685.. United States Rubber lost
~. selling at So.
In the industrials American Smelling
was the only active stock. After losing
Is it rose about a point,
Lehigh Valley was in fairly good de
mand and was one of the first TO gain in
the early trading.
After fifteen minutes a stronger tone
developed. Union Pacific and Reading
both moved up sharply. There was a
sharp improvement in Steel common.
The curb opened generally firm. United
Cigar Stores was the feature. rising >
points to PA.
Americans in London were irregular,
but price changes we're narrow.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.