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New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
FOREIGN PORTS

:, ALEXANDRIA, Jan 12--Arrived: Str
=, ANTOFAGAsTA, Jan l6-sailed: Str
Republic. New York
V, DARTMOUTH. Jan 1s-sailed: strs
vest pool from London), New York
lIth. Thurland Castle (Br), Newport
News P"4 !
FALMOUTH. Jan 17-sailed: Str Au-
BURN Grom Antwerp, Philadelphia
Gira. Galveston.
LONDON, Jan I7-saned: Str Mahopac
tRr), Philadelphia
PLYMOUTH. Jan 17-Arrived; Str Mon
soha, New York for Hamburg (and pro
SrNpERLAND, Jan 17--Arrived: Str
EST HARTLEPOOL, Jan I5-Arrived
n,r Conewago. Astoria, Via Colon and
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
The market is feverishly active.


A thousand miles away, in a Chi
.aeo branch OF Stock Exchange bro
,srave firm, John Smith, owner of 100
shares of Steel common, is pacing up
and down. Occasionally he darts nerv-
ans,v TO the ticker. The tape spells out
* lo7," but Smith thinks he detects
storm signals and wants to get out.
Sneed is essential-if his judgment is
r;oht moment lost may be very costly.
He tells his broker to sell at the mar
He steps over to the ticker again.
For the moment it is the only thing
in the room he can see. He watches
the fluctuations With intense excite
ment. In forty-hve seconds he is tapped
an the shou der The broker is back
with a slip, saying: sold, 100 Steel
at 1067s." Mr. Smiths name and the
brokers' also appear on the memo
randum.
Swiftness is es entail where specu-
la,ors are operating for the turn. An
order from San Francisco was once
executed in New York and reported
back to Frisco in a minute.
Few realize the degree Of organisa-
ton and coordination thas is re-
oured to effect such quick execution.
Tracing through the various steps taken
in transmitting the order from Chi
cago to New York reveals something of
the complexity Of the sy-tem.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
: ks

TIE silk market during the last week
was conditioned almost exc.us We by
me movement Of prices Despite the
training Of recent mon hs in the ab ity
o. quotations 10 ascend, man Ifacturers
'owaca the end Of week became
alarmed and hesitated before acing
iarge order for I product.
AS a resu Of the cautious attitude
OF BUYERS, who we're afraid to act e.
gfessiyeiy n tie face of the skyrocket-
uarly dull. Tie offering of new FOODS.
according to the m snufacturers m.
DC delayed e. resu.t of rising ten
aerey N raw fbers.
:, ine Most conspicuous sufferers from
.als period Of ret rded impu ses to buy
are the sma jobbers. the e ence OF
Snose success consists Of quick turn
over. They la d in heavy tocks in the
expectation Of tanned buying which
mas been checked for the time being.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19

In New York County
Albert A Volk Building Ma
terials Corporation-Georgc e.
Gibson Co. Observation-Disclosures.
Burke. James, and New Amster
dam Casualty Co.--people. etc.
Deiano, MortiIner-K Schwane-
Frieaianaer, siegfried II. S.
Lorber ......... .............
Gronowitz. ABB. schul,nan
Hornik. Jacob--M. Schneider..
|. p. Motor Renting Co. Inc
Packard Twin-Six Auto Hiring
international Promoting Corpo-
ration-~S. c. HenriGues .....
Into rborough Twenty-third street
Ferry Co.-City or Ncw York. II
krasok, Andre w-peoplc. etc -.
keInochan. J. Frederic, ext
Board Of Foreign Mission of
the +. e. Church, costs. s......
Lane. Richard H.-V. 4. McKen
zie ................. 2t
Mason. Carlisie-J. Gluck
y. Govern, Patrich-Now York
Railways Co; costn. .........
Rel. Josepn-zimmerman G.
Rains, john K ~. wcincr .....
SCHUMACHER. Thomas E.-Pun-
man Co; costs............
schoenfelh. Sycney. and Thomas
Cassese- People. etc. ....,..
Stein Archic-Safety at Sea
Corporation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sciiesingcr. Lcna--M. g. Lyons;
coat5 ............... .............
wilson. Charles s., cor. Globe
Indemnity CO.. costs ........
In Bronx County
,rlskir. Bcniamin--S. Algasc..
XIX Frederick E.--Greenpoint
Savings Bank ..............
Eothnan. Samuel. and David
Solomon-~D. Jcatlstcin ...
Setter. william C.~J, 4. Knox.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Just How 1t
Was Done

After the Chicago broker received d
the order he took it to the telegraph
operator in mis- branch. who dispatched
it over special wire to the New York
Office The receiving operator recorded
it on "sell' slip and handed it over
10 an order clerk. The latter carried
it 10 the telephone clerk. who tran nit
ted 1t over a direct-wire to another
telephone clerk engaged by the firm
on the floor OF the stock Exchange.
who recorded 1t also on sell" siip.
II the order were to buy he would have
recorded it on g form for buy" orders.
He then pressed the annunciator but
ton, and the number or the floor part
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19

HlHhest temperature yesterday, % degree
Sat 40 p. m.) lowest. II degrees lat . 20
a ml average. lG degrees: average same
date last year. 4l degrees average same
date for thirty-three years, 80 degrees
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19

Legend Realty Corp.-~A Cont
81 al. FEB. IL. is19.........
Sane-- Sanc, %ov II. 13l9,..
Jisdr mann. Eudolph E.~-G- E.
Teccfnann, May Is. l9lG..
Tn"odore --- @. r..
Walsh. Jan. b, 1870
Jicd ma nm. Fudoiph E--G. r..
Tledrruann. March 4. 1919.
Apt,l .. l3la....
Klmrncl Annie, I.ouis, samuel
ana norris tnltrd cigar Stores
CO. SOY. "a. iSl5.......
BrsnbUry. Smdie q II. Gibbons.
s.cy. Il. l3ls,.4.......... ........
"a rnc Same: Sov. II. l3is....
isrs~l. Ben. .ninin--L Firhmnn:
Hrpi. IL. IsJI trclea.sJ) .,...
hrDno mn. Alter. ana Morr'n
Kolck People. etc. July s. 1910
ythr co It. burks. May 1t. 1914
ss.uie ~pfrss FUb. CO.. May u.
l1i5 -.....,....... ...--,..,..,
In Bronx County
American Htons EenovatinR A
Ttucco Co.~~I. perIDw. hpfiI ~,
i1lI ,.s-. ..-....+, ,,..s.t','
rann. Ar,huf~-H HDernihai, Jan.
x KonDW!ich. Joaeph hi siDshitz.
Dec H. lsAS.............
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Judgments Fled

The following judgments filed
Saturday. the first name being that Of the
Iebior:
In New York County
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Weather Report

sun s, rises. III a. m. Sun sets. :56 D. m.
Moon rises. S :52 a. m. Moon sets. 3 Isl D. M.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19

Local Forecast.-Fair to-day: tomorrow
increasing cloudiness and warmer, probably
snow at night; west winds diminishing and
becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Petition in Bankruptcy

The petition in bankruptcy fled In the
Cnited States District Court Saturday
was follows:
DAVID LEVY-voluntary petition filed,
by David Levy, of 1875 Broadway. The
liabilities are 425,540, and the assets $40
ne principal creditors are Fran lin Simon
& Co. s10J7 Wilton Koch. 81 500 and
Abraham 4 Straus, S1.212. The petitioners
leornsy is Archibald Palmer. $40 hroad-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Satisfied Judgments

THIS frst name is that OF the debtor.
Tie second that OF the creditor and date
when judgment was fied
In New York County
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Receiver in Bankruptcy

The receiver In bankruptcy appointed
n the United States District Court Sat-
-rday as follows:
MAXWELL TRADING COMPANY, INC
j dee John c. knox appointed John l..
l.yttle, receiver for Maxwell Trading Com
.anS. Inc. WITH q bond of 81 zoo.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19

Local Official Record.-The following Of
Hclal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours in comparison with
the cOrrest 4iinsr dc oe l..-4 -
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Business Troubles
Schedules in Bankruptcy

The schedules in bankruptcy filed in
the United States District Court Satur-
day were as follows
JACOB MESH-Schedules OF Jacob
Mesh, of sos Intcrvale Avenue, show IL
& abilities Of S5.041 and assets $234b. The
creditors are n. Grossberg $500;
fhenix Cheese Company, $3.50. and Kurtin
& Kurtin. $500. The petitioners attor-
neg is Harold s. Fleischcr 1862 Madison
Avenue
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Humidity


a. m.... 42l1 p. m.... CAS- Q. m... 81
New-York tribune., 1920-01-19
Fast Mail Steamers
NEW YORk-PLYNlOUIH-

HUDSON RIVER DAY, LINE. :
Daylight service up the Hudson d!scon@fs
tinued for the season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-19
LOWDEN REBUKES
CHICAGO MAYOR
Says Thompson's Machine
Is More Inscriptions
Than Tammany Hall.
GRIPS CITYS THROAT
Education, Business and Pol
itics in Control of Dis
loyal Element.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. July Is
''Tammany Hal OF New York is not
so powerful and not loss scrupu-
lous' than the Thompson machine
In Chicago. according to Gov. Frank
o. Lowden, who tonight issued a
statement reaffirming his supper,
OF the republican state ticket head
ed by Lieutenant Governor John q.
oglesby, and his opposition TO tho
Thompson faction.
During the war, II was nv duty
as governor" the statement said
TO put the entire strength of M
nois, so far as possible, back OF the
government In the prosecution oi
the war. IL was my constant en-
deaVor TO perform this duty In do
ing this ! came into contact with
the mayor OF Chicago. one Of the
consequences was that all of tho ele.
ments OF disloyalty and disconten,
became arrayed under his banner
Employing these elements as a ba
sis. Thompson has developed a ma
chine In Chicago to a point where
II now holds the business, politics
and education OF the great city by
the throat Tammany hall of New
YORK is not so powerful and not less
scrupulous. Drunk with power this
new Tammany now seeks to extend
It's rule over the affairs over tho en-
tire state
"A list OF candidates headed by
Lieutenant Governor oglesby for
governor. is being submitted for the
consideration OF the republican vot.
ers OF the state. These men have
been tried and have proven thei,
ability and integrity. II they arc
successful at the primaries and n,
the polls Illinois will be insured q
sane, honest and economical admin.
istraion OF its affairs and tbe
thompson Tammany will be stopped
d. at the Cook county line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-19
TROOPS READY IN MEMPHIS
Meeting of vital Importance"
Called Is Threatening.

MEMPHIS, July Members OF
the executive board OF the Memphis
trades and labor council refused TO.
night TO discuss the matter OF vital
importance" for which they called a
meeting Monday night The meeting
was called In connection with the
resignation last week OF the mem.
bers Of the fire fighters union. com
prising the entire city fire depart
ment with the exception OF the chief
and assistant chiefs.
Two companies Of the Tennessee
natioanl guard, company II, an in.
fsntry organization from Nashville
and the Knoxville machine gun com
pany, arrived in this city today from
the state encampment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-19
LEGAL.

,icipant and such an sccomplice. or par
ticipanI shall be exempt from pfoaecu
tion tor any cffense under this Ordi
nance about which he msy be required
TO teetify.
SEC II That an emergency eNiste
Tor the prereTvaticn OF tho public peace
and safety, by reason whereof thtg oIdi-
nance shall take effect from and after
Ito passage, approval and publication.
SEC IL PASSED and the emergency
clause ruled upon separately and ap'
proved this l1th day ~ july. 1890,
T. 4. EVANS. Mayor.
ATTEST
MRS FRANZ SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
APPROVED
FRANK " DUNCAN.
city Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-19

OF the country would catch the spirit
OF the B'Nai Birth In campaigning
against ignorance and intolerance.
lie declared fraternity helpful must
De abiding purposes OF American
citizenship.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-19

A new form OF lightning arrester
flor telephone lines has eight blocks
OF carbon mounted on a revolving
disk so that one cnn be installed
quickly in the place OF Cne that has
been burned opt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-19
Want Ads
Rates and information

lne rsr word per time
Seven insertions tor the price OF e.k
Minimum space ~ words
Ic per word per day when copy runs
one month without change
Nlnimum smount accepted 2bo.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the same day first inser.
uon Of sd sppears tAll out OF. town
sstions wanted, wearing sprate, ans
TELEPHoNE WANT ADS ar.
CHARGED at the same rate as cash ads
and collections Will be mads 81 your
home or office as soon after first in-
sertior as poeaibloj this ts an accom-.
mediation service and payments should
oe made promptly when bill u prs.
sented. Always aak your telophone "a
to be repeated back TO you by the
telephone ad tAker to make sure that
II has been correctly taken The World
cannot assume responsibility for errors
Of any Kind occurring In telephone
sdN eftisements
Under no circumstances are we re.
sponsihlo for errors In any advsstlse-
msnt unleea reported Immediately
after first Insertion. No reduction In
cost OF an al will be made unlsss error
destroys value OF ad.
Phone 5000
Ask for want Ad Department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-19
LEGAL.
ieth, soth and ;ist. 1870. World Pub
fishing Co, publishers.
ORDISANCE NO, 20sB,

Published IN rhs Tulsa psi'y worid' July
ORDINANCE NO. eosS.
An Ordinance TO prevent and pun
sh es,,,ns Gambling sli,a and s6a.. ,hs max q,
copting any bet or wager OF any
money, thing or eonslderse1n OF
suit OF any trotting race or running
race, or contests OF speed Of any horse
or horses. animal or animals, or beast
the City Of Tulsa. Ok ahomsi making
II violation OF the law TO use, rent
or lease building, shed tenement.
%,b,S PlSi oi tss sso9as cnty 81 Tn.ap p1k oklshoms
for the purpose Of operating a place
whore bettins, Gambilns and the
or pools or the wagering or betting
of any money, thing or confederation
OF value upon the result OF any con
durance Of any horse or horsea ami.
mails or beasts, or pretended contest
or trial Of speed, or power OF en-
mails or beasts, whether such contest
trial OF speed, or power of endurance
is within or without the city OF Tulsa,
violation of law for a telegraph com
pany or its agents, or employess
thereof or a telephone company, or
It's agents, or employees thereof, or
corporations within the city OF Tulsa.
nation OF the result OF any horse
race run within or without the city
Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, or any contest
OF horses, or animals, or beasts within
or Without said City providing a pen
atty for the violation OF this o, di-
BE IT 6hpSiNpP ANb ESxSTEp
sIoNERs OF THE CITY
OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA
any person or persons, association Of per,
sons corporation or corporations indi.
yidualiy or collectively, within the city oi
Tulsa. Oklahoma. 10 bet or wager any
money, thing Or. or consideration q value
any other device, apparatus. parapher
nS,iA % any kind hns upon The ., Ies.It .nsr o.
sos. 1rs,s9asd ,rSs 5,al ,D@ Of iDs.s s,s o.
beasts. whether the same tskes place
or is alleged or pretsnded 10 take plse,
either w!thin or without the city OF
SEC, 9 1t shall be unlawful 70,
any person or persons or association OF
persons, corporation or corporations
within the city Of Tulss, oslsh9ms, Z. I.
or consideration OF value upon IN,
result OF any contest or trial Of speed
Or power Of endurance OF any horse Q,
beasts, or any pretended contest or tris
OF speed, or power Of endurance Of any
horse or horses. animal OF animals ol
beast beast or beasts whs,hsr he sane I. con
take place, either within or without n,
city OF Tulsa. State of Oklahoma.
SEC. o. II shall be unlawful Tor an,
person or persons. association Of per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-09
GOOD GAINS MADE
IN THE LOCAL LIST
United Gas improvement and
american Railways Strong
Features

The list showed tendency to broaden
In todays short session on the local
stock exchange. Prices were firmcr and
in several instances substantial gains
were scored.
American Railways preferred and
United Gas Improvement were strongest
issues on the list, the former gaining,
while the latter was up 3 points.
A further decline in the quotation on
Electric Storage Battery was the fea-
ture of the opening market. lu the
first, twenty. five minutes of trade. this
stock slid off pa points on compare
lively few odd lot sales. Most of
this loss was recovered before the close.
The Tonopahs were quite active
ing part of the day. Tonopah Bel
mont being traded in to the extent of
some thousand shares at q slight ad-
vance. Tonopah Mining was un-
chcangCd
Bell Telephone IS continued to domi-
nate the bond section OF the Cxchna..
aud scored fractional gain.
Public utility issues dominated the
local market this week. Early in the
week there was a furry in the traction
shares which carried those issues to
prices con OnSidcrably above their recent
levels. Later these gaius were lost,
and the end Of the week saw these
stocks marking time, waiting. appar-
emily, the report of the Pubic Service
Commission in the matter of the hat
tivecent fare. Directors of the Elec-
trio Storage Battery Co. having failed
to take any action toward recapitalza =
ton of the company at their meeting on
Wednesday caused further selling of that
issue and brought about recession in
price, the decline yesterday amounting
TO ) points. Prospects of the early ap-
pOintment Of city experts to investigate
the gas lease, as ordered recently by
Council, was signal for heavy transac-
tious in the shares Of the United Gas
Improvement Co. and an advance in the
quotation.
In the bond market higher level of
quotations was established for most Of
the active issues. The rails naturally
have been a feature. as they are more
attractive than industrials now that the
country is face to face with period of
commercial depression. Virtually all OF
the railroad group Of bonds have ad =
vanccd during the last four or five weeks
and at the higher levels established there
il Il better demand for them than was
in evidence when the lower quotations
obtained
All Of the railroad equipment issues
have frmed up appreciabIy in recent
weeks and virtually all of the issues OF
this character are now commanding q
quotation representing substantial
premium over Offering prices. The float
ing supply Of such securities Is narrow .
ing down TO a point leaving but small
amount Of the bonds available for the
so called trading purposes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-09
STOCKS SELL OFF
ON n. Y. CHANGE
Session Draggy, With Recent
Favorites Showing
Loss

! New York. Oct. o.--The stock mar
ket showed dragging tone all through
the two hours of business. with n ma
! jority Of issues which have been prom
| inent in recent trading showing some
amount Of loss. This condition was at
tributed to knowledge of further pool
liquidation being in prospect. There
was renewal Of the selling in Texas
and Pacific, which forced that stock
price reached so far this year. In
vinciblc Oil was also under pressure,
dropping over l point to 20.
Heading was disappointment to the
hullish traders. and made no response
70 the news Of the filing Of the man
late directing the dissolution of the
company. 1t advanced Is to 0SSs,
in the early trading, but later sold off
to OH.
Mexican Petroleum again swung over
wide range, first dropping ~ to
1S5, and then advancing to 1871.
baldwin ranged from 111a to 11015.
Low priced railroads were moderately
lower.
The bond market was quiet and with
out special feature. Government bonds
were steady and railroads slightly
lower.
| fuFtner losses IN STOCKS anu pnrtlCu
/ larly in more successive industrials AMI
allied specialtics were again nscribed
to the process OF price readjustment now
proceeding virtually in all lines of
trade and commerce.
The strength of the new investment
market was exempliied, however, by the
large number of new capital issues, some
OF foreign origin, and all Of which found
a free market, probably because of their
high interest yields.
An overwhelming proportion of the
trading in stocks. especially in the de-
clining movements. came from profos-
sional sources. notably in the motors,
stecls and equipments, oils and shipping
groups.
Rats of the better class held or added
to their gains of the previous fortnight.
but some low grade issues. particularly
Texas and Pacific, suffered severe I'M
pairment in connection with reOrgani-
cation rumors.
The money market was comparatively
easy for call loans. but time accommo.
dations were in scant supply. this con
dition being intensified by next week 5
settlement Of the Anglo Frcuch $500,
600 900 loan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-09
Philadelphia Markets

MARKET MRaHATRsssP advaRssS ss bushels The
s fsss@'srS' NS rsS winter red rSrIssy Mins, SS
All. Other grades quoted at the foiiowins
schedule Of discounts: Mixed wheat sc under
wheat 7c under No. and No. 5 wheat lie iio
under No, 2 Sample according to quality.
,CoRN,rReceipts. none. Dull at late de-
H,1o@1.15. the latter for No. / yellow.
80 oATs-Reeeipts: A.! e 5l42 bushels. Quiet but
%sito e4 Csc; NJ; No. white SG SsHiS9@N0' IS a &c
FLOUR-Receipts. 1000 barrels and L.
6nGtaior d ssg pounds in ~ sa@Es steadily held
pound lutte saeks.soft wtntcr, Straight 'M &
western $40. rs a 1913; do, do. nearby. 1915
"a @1o.5o: hard winter, straight, sllGlil. s5;
clear. So 50glo; do; patent. so, 90 q H. 20;
do. short , ,tS patent, sll,1ogl2; fancy spring
iad f. GIy %s ea Psats?t fH%y brands '@
tGST SIsS b5s E%of b.tP IL 'Sis and
smoked and air-dred. 5ic; pork family. s47:
hams s. p. cured loose, 8sis c; do, skinned,
SSnsess sS psno tHe hams sSsd
loose. 2oc; do. smoked @6H O: bellies In
pickle, od loose 2de; breakfast bacon. s7c;
sSHGnRRH saa aH ds hSGyGs are the
fancy, EEK q es%Sj Ssir to good, 50 SsSH 8;
p,I"S yoSotne .oS toF tahCS ana VI W
s7c per dozen; nearby current recsipts. dSe;
| nearby ordinary to fair, so II 68c; western
| extra frsts, 05407c; western frsts. al ID
| 94c: seconds. 52Gpb7c. inferior lots lower:
fancy Gandled eggs jobbins at 77@7Sc: fair
| CHEESE-Barely steady, Quotations; New
York whole milk current make fancy fats
2SS 020A C: do. common TO fair. % q 2sc; dc
LonghOrns 28% ~ 29A {; do. single Daisies
2sb 420c; jobbing sales of fancy goods
LIVE poUhTRY-Fowls not LeRhorns.
| over apiece. 40Qlc: light TO medium. "a
1850 white LsshOrn fowls. 2SgS2o; fowl.
lots, SspSsc: spring ehlokenss fancy yei'
chickens. not Leghorns common to good. 2S
Fosters %S "a 25ci ducks. old. sS1ss3oi Do,
DRESSED PoItLTRY-Fowls, fresh. Killed
| and over apiece. 43c; weighing lbs, AGE
| Weighing 3h lbs. 319 93sc; weighing q lbs
SO a $50; fowls, fresh-killed. In bbis, dry.
picked; ysstshing. aSj a9S % lbs, apiece, 42e
and under. a04 3ic; broilers, western, dry
picked weishng y az lbs. apiece. 40 q
Acc; do western, smaller sizes. ii 842e
TSsstiTsS chickens CHs, sn.c. westsTT Tsishns
,.y %ssSas ~ - dSs }ss sp'ssS y" ss S$ss
slsss 4Si4C aG''Soo 0a oostess sr0S drypIafsS %asS
western, 2Sc; DO. southern. 28@27c sprinl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-09
GRAIN MARKET

CL;no.n O,t a u,,ui - hn,,..,
,r.;th cU, Us., 'yins .sH oy houses s
willis, WILL uonhecsioms ~. shn u. ] une seaooaru anu
vU,s,ns ,.,'rn w h shor" Saugeo qu!e snarp
uplusn taaon IL p,nra wnsa' III IN .se early traains
stu"S stu'c,,o p,oSers nu s, p,aGea Dulilsn con
s.,un nnrt au h Uh s'''lusy s.s SoVernen&t n, & re-
tnes inoraaaod o,J H. n;r,a, go y.
,mss ,iIs .lctesseo les ana the OPINION was sh
presseu imnS co. ,nai .h as long as InS eapor. ue
,na;n,r ah iI Hu Gs Snis sr",h ls oe,ns supp,eu
many many 5 uy Uahauu mere eah DC no sus-
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.'R|CE MOVEMENTS
NARROW 0NCURB
Aetna One of Few Stocks n
Show Activity-Sweets
Company Firm

New York, Oct. 0.---Business a,
Broad Street Curb was extremely All,
during the half day session. trad,n,
being small and price movements mar.
row. Id
Aetna was one Of the few issue. \,
which there was any activity, that 49,.
moving up from ION to 1ON on Sssi'
ings Of about 1000 shares. Sweet a.
was Arm. selling at 2 10 2K. srs
there was moderate amount OF br%, bv
ness in Inter Petroleum (newl. vS;.h
sold at IA to 14h. Simms coptinnss
heavy, selling at 10 to pN, Car;S
Syndicate ranged from IS 70 1914
Lima Locomotive sold at 7b. M.r.
was a small amount Of business Il
North American Pulp at 5%. Un,ess
Retail Candy sold at II.