The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-06
Late Market Quotations

do at $50, car No. at 800 Az.
II car No. 1 at 1872.
Straw cars at 1880 DER tim
New York Money Make.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Bar silva,
London. 54sd: New York, sshc
Demand sterling. $3.37.
Liberty Bond Market
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-I,iher.,
bonds were quoted today as follovs.
31ss. $500; second As, 8S.OS: Ar,
Ans. 1910: second 41as, IS. 06: third
4As, 90.46; fourth AIS, 1874. VIZ
tory 3As, s6.40; Victory 44s, ssas
Daily Stock Letter.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The New
York Suns fiancial review TO-DAY
said:
Absence Of support characterized
most Of the markets in Wall street
today. There was heavy selling in
the short session of the stock marKet
from the opening. In the first honr
stocks were freely offered at broad
concessions, the bears continuing
their hammering tactics OF yesterday
and with not less success. .oreirn
exchange. cotton. grain and so On
were in much the same condition and
each served further to dampen the
other. Most of the selling was IN
the Industrial descriptions.
The pace was indeed a fast one
hx, fhA ~ ho
the session there were evidences Of
stifening. doubtless aided in large
measure by the resistance of the
railroad shares to pressure. Trading
was on large scale for Saturday.
There was most disheartening tone
to the foreign exchanges.
In some cases there were fair re.
coveries in the second hour, although
the list as a whole retracted lost
ground haitingly.
Foreign Exchange Market.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-The foreign
exchange market opened slightly lower
today Demand sterling was $685.
or .0o05; francs .06O1, off .0o01: lire
.0350, of .0001; and marks .0121, un
changed
Quotations were .1ower at the close
Demand sterling closed at 3.37:
marks .0120: lire .0347; Canadian
dollars, .9944.
Stock Market Notes.
limited Press Leased Wire Servicel
NEW YORK. Nov 6.-The stock
market opened irregular today. Bald.
win opened at 11IA. of u Crucible
116, up g: Royal Dutch 70, off u;
Mexican Petroleum 1864, off IL:
General Motors 1915, of II; Ameri.
can Telephone 1o01s, up u; Pennsyl
,ania 43sa. up Is: u. S. Steel s6A.
OF A.: Pierce Arrow 2S1h, off ", and
Northern Pacific 92B, of *.
The market was extremely weak.
There were large blocks of sales
which forced prices down. Mexican
Petroleum broke to 1919. Atlantic
Gulf sagged as low as 1928, leading
the decline in shipping issues The
market showed little raI1ying power
The market closed lower.
There was little rallying power
displayed in the final transactions
Baldwin went below 10 and some Of
the non-dividend paying rails Jared
even worse. Mexican Petroleum held
around 1873. more than a point over
the first hours low. Closing prices
were:
q. S. Steel ssh, of ~ Bethle
hem B 66A. off q; Baldwin 109a
off is; Mexican Petroleum 1871. of
s.: Pan-American "a. off 2; Atlantic
Gulf 1914, of IL; Pierce Arrow
25A, off 3A; U. S. Rubber II. IN
changed; Reading $751;. off III:
Southern Pacific 112k, of IL,
Northern Pacific 81, off 1B: Stnde
baker 55A. of u; American Wooden
i65!s. off 21z; Royal Dutch 72as. III
M; Canadian Pacific 424b. off III.
General Motors 1874. off "; Seneca
. Copper 21ss, of IL.