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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15
Scraps about SGraPpers

4 territorial tn will be decided at tn:
Agdltorium :onLght, g when Artie Mscgs Of
mount. in the main mix. OF eight rounds
Happy Jack McWiliiams ciashe. with Young
george qrt,Sn in the s,@ gns Tss pTeH,ms; TsHn,s
bradley VS.. Bucld Reilly aud Cincinnst Il
Flash vs. Harry Smith.
invaded PHILADELPHIA The BritOn cam.. I?
these shores in January OF 1920, and settled
in California. where ne competed in a nurn-
leo. Msnsell was at .he Olympia last night
and issued a challenge to Danny Kramer
Jack Grc~nstock. English lightweight, who
appea red here In q number OF bouts several
IsSrs. ago, IS planning, another tour ot
America. He IL expected to arrive in the
stutes some time next Month.
Martin Judse will appear in the s,ar mum.
isht. ,5ohnny Hrausc has rp;, pS!red on Judss
Su hS HSSG s.~e Is # be be '9c GcnnsH ss% Sd
Young Young Terry McGoysrn VS. W Toe seoIiS "
Jeo smith takes HIS lFsr in hand and
IO9t With Ioha1y @ ,S MGi;sgSniin; ,; ana rb he is
ran Is na,ohed with Al Nelson. OF Baltimore.
IN that city, February 81.
Eddie Mullen will get back into action on
:he Cambria Wiiiie McGovern boxes FTsnkIe
TX. o. Smith in the seminn.l Jimmy EEsn
EobIdeau ana X. o. brennan VS. HarT$
| Burke are other bouts.
Fred Fulton is matched with Rough .ho4s.
Frankie Couley. lls, and Johnny Hayes,
! ll?. are working out daily with their trainer.
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libraIiam Lincoln Real Sportsman

THE celebration Of the Emancipators birth anniversary
Tia Juana by the running of the Lincoln Handicap
was participated in by the governor of Me1cali Senior
Manuel Baarezzo. who occupied the seat of honor in
box draped with Mexican colors of green and red
surrounded by the Mexican Royal Band. which
enaded the thronG. mostly Californians.
Was that kind Of celebration altogether out of place
for the memory Of Lincoln? II should be remembered
that Lincoln took keen interest in various kinds Of
sports and cxceled wrestler Back in Illinois Abra
ham Lincoln Travelled miles accept challenge from the
Carey boys to wreste with the champion Of their
number and in n rough in the woods the athletic
woodchopper threw his opponent and pinned him to the
grpensward IN" sport side Of Lincoln has been greatly
overlooked by the public.
Copyrgh. 1877 bv PuGHc Ledger Co.
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TROOPERS WIN IN CAGE
Cavalry Quintet Defeats Penn Dental
School Five

Tho Cavalry boys again romped hone
to victory in last nights basketball
match with the Pennsylvania Dental
School five by score OF 26-1l at the
Thirty second street and Lancaster
avenue ArmOry.
The Cavalry team displayed a well.
balanced passing game. which allowed
itE forwards many opportunities to score.
Of which they made the most. This
victory marks the service quintet S
fourth straight win.
Douglas. Calhoun and Hedelt feat
ured for the Cavalry team, while Yates
and Dessen starred for the opposition.
In the other game the girls repre-
scnting the Philadelphia hockey team
scored decisive victory over the Phil
udelphia College Of OSteOpathy sextet
bv the margin of 49-I. The play OF
the Misses MADEIRA and Mclean proved
III" deciding factor of the contest
Misses Brandt and Fox managed some
r,eycr work for the collegians.
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GERMANTOWN SEEKS
CLEAN HOME RECORD
TripIe.Header for
Cage Fans Tonight

T.r .orond half penuant ot the
Manufacturers Basketball! League
viii be- l"cided tonight a. Yonah
Hall. 2727 West Columbia avenue,
whom the II. W. Butterworth five
meets i. & i. DobSon, a victory
tor the latter will nccesSitate play
IF. while IL Brtterworth is victorious
'lny will have finished the second
cries without u defeat and will
meet Baldwin for III" championship.
The league officials in order TO
complete the schedule this evening
announce three games in this order
80 p. m --Flcisher vs., Mono
type.
y p. E. q Budd Us G"nera
Elcrt.ir.
$50 p. nj. & j. Dooson ~,
i. W. Butterworth.
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corlev Aualn Defeats shanahsn

The Corley Catholic club OF South Phils-
c. c. In the G. Y. NJ. A. u. indoor tourns-
ments on Sunday at Shanahan's clubrooms.
The nonpareu combination OF Johnson and
Cleary easily downed Tadgway and Bennett,
Of Shanahan c. G. IN POOL by the score cf
came through as usual and won oil three
games, But viii Maher vas overtraincd
and stale and was dropped for three IN
checkers
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Is YEARS IN BASEBALL.
BENDER STILL GREAT
Famous Indian HurIer Released by Connie Mack in 1914
But Still Could Hurl in Majors and Vim
Majority OF Games
BY GRANTLAND RICE

ice, the Big Chief has both tbs r.
Ono and the Old Uop-in fact 80 az
stuff than 80 per cent of those 'nore nor
operating in the polite circle Of ~" ~,
game. '"e
Some Manager
RACK in 1919 Bender took charg. a,
- the Richmond club in the Viry;n;,
League and bagtcd pennant. '
He reached and held the ton BY v;n
ming most Of the crucial games him,e,
Last season he went to New Haven T.
the Eastern League and landed anothor
pennant, using the same fancy system
But in the two years he also provod
his ability to direct and handle mon
With minor league managerial recorJ
Of this type It won't be very long befors
some major league club will be on hi,
trail. You cant keep keen brain
down forever.
q" REMEMBER working against r.,
Cobb the first year he broke in "
said Bender a day or two ago. How
he could hit! He was q kid. hut h.
had more confidence in himself th,n
any veteran. In pitching against bi,
you had to work all the time becansa
he was working all the time himself
He didn't give anybody a chance "a
loaf-and he never has through tb,
fifteen or sixteen years he has been
around. II it wasn't for that bad knss
he'd still be up between $3.50 and 400
making them all step to beat him
out"
"n1D any ball club" queries 8. J.F.,
IL "ever have two greater hitter,
on at one time than Ed Delehanty and
Napoleon Lajoie?" No. The closes,
approach probably was Detroit with "
Cobb and Sam Crawford. But as hit
ters Delehanty and Lajoie head IA,
combination list for any one team.
How True
A ballpioper easily led
Should sleep on q pi,ioloiew bed.
Bud Williams.
EIRST call for "the team that b.su
L us out
fCopvriDht, 1891. An rights reservedJ
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DAN KRAMER WINS ON FOUL .
IN THIRD OVER ROY MOORE
Somhpau 4,cnded Victory Technically When Referee
Brennan DisquaHfes St. Paul Boxer for Butting
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

connecting with some terrific waIIOps
to head and body. Al Wagner, 12I.
knocked down and defeated Harry (kid)
Stewart, 100, in hard set to. the lat
return mix between frankie Clark,
134h. and Dick Stosh, 1873. was fast
and furious for the half dozen frames,
and the latter returned a winner after
piling up big lead.
A new rule was created Mt the Olym
pia last night. Five seconds before the
bell sounds beginning of a round 4
whistle is blown as n signal for sec
onds to leave their boxers corners.
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One OF the Wonders

One OF the Wonders
CEVEN years have skidded by since
- Connie Mack gave Chief Bender his
release. At that time Bender had served
the Mackmen for eleven years and Con.
ME may have figured that not being
overly robust the Chippewa star was
about through.
But here. n matter OF seven years
later. Bender today could step out and
win 60 per cent Of his games in either
major league with any batting strength
around, provided he wasn't overworked.
After eighteen years Of active serv =
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SubmbdniteS anxious to 90
Through Second H alt
With Ten Straight Tic.
tories on O,rn Court

CERNANTOWN will entertain me
tTp.;r;a ,,i, o,.or,,o +, O, l,.,,orr
League basketball, game At Nuditorium
HaII. Chrlten avpnue ana Chow street
and the surburbanites arc ont 70 win
and boost the number Of straight huLl"
victories to six FIaH Of the second
reries has passed into history and th"
saiburbanites hav" Il clean slate at
nome.
The followers of the Ienn.S aggreSa
ion have a hunrh the team will 60
through without n defeat. The hom"
games after tonight are two with Iren
ron and one each with Camden a."
NCoatesville The regular lineup will
he on hand with EIm'r kini"E and Mar
Holman at guard MNehan at center and
GLASGOW and either Hough or Frauckle
at forward
Manager Rennis j. also after another
new man, and while u" has not secured
him as vet will 10 doubt have him for
tonixht's affair Bonuis has been on
still hunt for one p'ayor and trip 10
New York On sunday brought no re-
suIt.
This evening" game should bc harl
fought. as ~" I.l.~ ar" playing good
bali. Manage Mvors IS undc"ided on
ms "ne Hp' oJ' ,n,,sb r"sb ,5o L"mes ~ Ger.
rsntovn in moi LOSING on tho home hoor
in tbis hoIf
G.. n,J Stare with "Coot,"
G"o "u .-,~-,..,
Ihe IHat'H'I1' la'.'nY,! H,"Ht
snother Cos gam. ''S' =, 80 1G
meadihs L'ai ..aaJ roIr,, in +hc
Inc hoHn? ,,as ,nd W.. -,,,iIIv over
closlhg mtn1' Ir.,'I' S.hnn rIc gnnr
hsul"i i1'.n;,;.. TNn ,nr,r.r vas We"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15
Mccormick " as an 4N-Round AtI,Lete

WHEN Moose appeared the athletic horizon Of Phia
w delphia he all around He could do any
thing and do it we'll He became we'll known ath-
ete at Gard College and later better known when he
entered Bucknrn At Lewisburg Mccormick played half
back on the football and while performing on the
rrdiron he became close friend of Christie Mathewson
who also was Bucknrll athlete. 1t through Math
ewson that Mccormick later got trial with the Giant'
and made good.
1t is worth mentioning that Mccormick is one OF Il"
few ma or league who played minor leagu"
baseball before his entry into the select class.
"Playing major league baseball was all right in a
way" said Mccormick. he began to get really remi
nscent "but prefer amateur sports Back in the old
DAYS when We sometimes had pay half of our own ex
penses was the time really enjoyed f. know many
times I've been baseball and basketball trips with
Jack Rodpn when lucky If We cam" out dollar
eighty to the good But had the real fun As long
I PLAYED for nothing had great time but as soon as
got paid for it it became work and know work is
work no matter what the character Of it..
The teams referred to bv Moose the old SpaldnS
Athletic Club organizations of South Philadelphia Jack
Roden who is still popular and well known figure in
philadelphia sportsdom manager Of the Spaidng
football baseball and basketball tpnms. They were really
amateur in those days.
The Spalding football team won tn" amateur cham
pionshp Of Philadelphia in 1890 Among the stars
that team were Mccormick DR. Mike Bennett tniver
sy Pennsylvania coach of the HRverford ColeG"
eleven Tom Hare and Bonachee OF the best quarter
backs in country. Bonachee went 70 college
and therefore national figure on the gridron
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Aauinas to Play 4sth Ward

Aquinas c. c. will play the Forty ghtl
Ward Club, OF South philadelphia. In The
ris. tonight. Aauinas will have in thei,
lire.pp. DIETRICH and o.Neil. forwards: Ja%
guards. Aauinas will play the strong South
hiladelphia A. A. on Thursday evening
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UNION FIVE WINS
Defeats St. Matthew's A. A.
Hard .Fouuht Game

\ fast rally in the second half enabled
I'nion Club to defeat St. Matthews
club on the latter's floor by the score
1913. The totals we're nip and tuck
throughout. until within a few minutes
of the finish when, Union Gagged thre o
field goals in succession and held the
advantage to the end Of the game.
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K. OF C. FIVE DEFEATED
Tri.CouneiI Cage Team Loses to st
Francis Xavier

The St Francis Xevicr basketball
tossers sent the Tri Council, X. of c.
five down to defeat last night by the
score Of % TO -
About month ago the St. Francis
combination was wi,lloped by the *, Of
c. squad. After this victory the TTi put
in a claim for the Catholic champion.
ship Of Philadelphia
Allentown Dundee a Winner
MeKeesport, Pa. F"h l5.--Allento"n 20
Dundee. vas too c."v'r a hoxrr (or John
Ward. ~ this city, and dcfes ted him IN q
tsn-round bout at tho Majestic A {.
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yelling to Begin TRAINING

Wei'in9 10 Begin Training
Chicago, Feb 15.--Joe yelling, the Chi
cago lightweight. accompanied BY Eddie M,
honey. Pacific cost 133-poumder. left her.
for Hot Springs. Ark. 70 train . week N
preparation for his eght-round champion.
ship contest with Benny Leonard in 81
Louis. February %. weilinE viii nuish
his training in St. Louis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

NE number OF professional athletes of the present time
i who, having dropped out, again will take up any
branch for the love Of it be counted on tue
6prers or possibly the thumb of armed man. Hut
there is ono such lie loves sport for its own sake
always did and always will yet at time he was
m. ior Lon e,e baseball player This remarkably
specimen of American athlete Harry McCormick known
10 the fans Of Coogans bluff as Moose.
Moose Mccormick. during his stay with the New
York Giants few made reputation as pinch
hitter that will live long baseball and yet during the
early days Of his athletic he not rated ball
player: in fact almost the reverse according 10 MS own
story.
II remember the first time ! back here after
ioined the New York club" said Mccormick, Il was
walking along Chestnut when ! met friend OF
mine Well what you doing here? he asked me
'Im here with tho New York club, replied. What do
you mean the New York clubY he fred back. The New
York Giants said. 'Aw, go on. he reiterated. you
can't kid me. you amt no ball player.
$50 that's the way was considered when hrst
broke in" the OK pinch poInder continued. II was
always lucky here though No matter who was pitching
or what he had could crack EN- mile in that old
Pbillies Park.
Mccormick has come back Philadelphia TO live
after tful absence of many years At the end of his
or league career he tried the managerial end of
the game plotting the Chattanooga club of the Southern
Associa ton he didn't like II and went with an iron
concern in Pittsburgh lie didn't for that partic'
ularly either 50 Harry finally landed back in Phiadcl
phia and coated 226 Race street with the Vulcan
Brazing and Machine Co.
This coming season McCormirk intends to manas" or
ysy with some independent club in this vicinity J ST
FOR THE Fun OF IT.
MOOSE made his latest debut 70 PhrIddeiDh'd
lN sportdor az the recent sports ,rr,tcrS' banquet
he ,ras a late drrrn, and as no ono knee mat ne
could be- there ur'H the ,chiste bTc,r. he rcd'n
aIIed IN t1n n iCSVItOrU remarks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

Then SAP the toorid toiN reach its finish
IN something lie tpo million years;
An sin IN d1es ,oiu diminish,
Ltketoise oil sorro,o, pain and tears; /;
I knop, ,oith disposition sunny,
A bush league bard tcith bush league
pen,
Just ,ohen T'u coin bale of money!;
But nhen piH Rilbdne fight AGAIN.
I knoD just trhen the labor question
WW be considered do,on and out;
| And ,oben each citD's rdB congestion
IVW be relieved ,cithovt q doubt;
I knoto toher CROFT iciN poss forever,
When borers uiH not charge yen
For onv championship endedpor--
I But tohcn ,oiH KIbdne fight again!
WITH Carpenter, Guillcmont and
w Mile. Lenglen. among others,
sticking around. France at least has
started on a dream Of athletic great.
ness. A snappy national temperament
ought to help the rest OF it along.
In Behalf Of Illinois
DEAR SIR - Somehow Illinois has
- never bit your fancy: Ii Yet il foot, St
coached. Illinois has won the Confer
pnce title three times and tied another.
In 1905 Illinois held the championship
in all four major sports, football, base
hall. basketball and track. lust now
the Illini are Conference track cham g..
pions. Since 1905, when Harry Gill
came to Illinois, the Illini have lost only
nine out Of fifty dual meets. From 1906
to 1920. with George Huff coaching
baseball, Illinois has won the Confer
ence championship eleven tines. You
may be interested to know that the new
baseball coach is Carl LundSren. Iupp.
Ike in football. Gill in track, Lundgren
in baseball, Winters in basketball, with
George Huff overseeing EN- all-where
can you beat it? l.. M. Z.
The announcement that "1lllnois had
never hit our fancy" was news to us
because we had always had an ides
that we held more than passing admirn .
ton for the records Of Zuppke, Huff and
the entire Illinois delegation. At any
rate, with that coaching staff on hand
Illinois doesn't have to bother about the
lack Of an expressed fancy, even though
it was unintentional.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

BILLY DE Toe and Sammy Seiger will CLASH
N n teathrrw"ght elimination contest a. The
Garden IN New York tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

jackie Clarke is matched to meet Frankie
Mcguire. ten rounds, at Shenandoah. IA,
Friday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

johnny Bnn is claiming the ryweight
championship Of America On tho strength OF
his hfteen-round referees decision over
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

Harry ManselI. an English bantam, has
invaded Philadelphia The Briton came ~
these shores in January OF 1920. and settled
In California where ne competed in n nurn
Ter OF four. FOUNDERS. He also boxed in Mex
leo. Mansell was at .he Olympia last night
and issued challenge TO Danny Kramer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

Jack McCnrr0n and Silent Martin bov IN
BrOuklyn fifteen rounds 10 ref rec's dsc!-
sion. on Friday nigh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

Phil GIsSsman has signed for ma tches for
law Tender. Harry (k!dl brown and Danny
Kramer In Milwaukee. February % Oppo.
rents FOR these men have not been selected
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

Jack Greenstock. English lightweight, who
appes red here In a number OF bouts several
ears ago. is planning another tour OF
America. lie IL expected to arrive in the
states some time next Month.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-10
Advance in Wheat
On Foreign Buying
In Canada Market
Reports That Germany Was
in Market for Grains One
of Factors in Rally; Corn
Prices Hold Fairly STEADY

CHICAGO, Dec. e.-European bnz.
ing on large scale, although devoted
mostly to Canadian offerings, had
bullish influence to-day on the whss,
market here. Prices closed firm. Ao
to 1hc net higher, with May sl1sr
s1-15M and July s1.o3h to s1.o31
Corn finished ssc off to a shade al
vance, and oats unchanged to hc lower
In provisions the outcome varied from
5 cents decline to a gain of 20 cents
Estimates of the amount Of wha..
bought for Europe to-day ran above I. 500
900 bushels. and gossip current th,,
there had been resum ptlon Of orde-s
from Germany il was said ths, one sx
porter alone had received seven rab
messages from Germany asking for offar.
or bidding for wheat, corn or rye Err
neous reports that Germany had baer
granted moratorium counted also a.
times as a stimulus TO buliish sentirn.nt
and tended to make pit shorts run to cove,
especially near the end OF the sessioa
Earlier, however upturns In prices led Ia
much profit taking By longs The ch,ss
ize on holdings was knowledge that "a.
ceipts at Minneapolis and Kansas city n.
day appeared sufficient TO assure at Ieas,
for the present a plentiful supply 10
domestic consumers.
Corn and oats were steadied By tina ,s,
ative frmness OF wheat. besides export de-
mand for corn continued on q fafriv
liberal scale.
Provisions averaged higher with hoxa
New-York tribune., 1921-12-10
Continued Upturn
In Cotton Market
Met by Realizing
EARLY Advance Puts Prices
UP About IS Bale From
Recent Low; Goods Trade
Outlook Shows Gain

A further advance met considera BILE
realizing in the cotton market yester-
day and was followed by reactions.
January contracts sold at 17.87c during
the morning, making an advance Of 0b
points, or nearly $5 bale. from re
cent levels. Naturally, this attracted
some profit taking for over the week
end, and the price later broke to II 48c,
closing at 17.67c. The general market
closed steady, net points lower to l
point higher.
According to New York Cotton Exchange
statistics, spinnerI takings for the week
were 373, ,730 bales, which showed a falling
but there was further decrease OF IA, ,99l
American
The late rally here was aided by con-
tinued reports OF activity in the local goods
market
Estimates by Worth street authorities
that the weeks sales Of print cloths in
Now York and Fall River would aggregate
fully half a million pieces
Sout hern spot markets. as officially re-
ported were generally unchanged. with a
somewhat larger volume OF business in
Guiding sales OF little over 1000 bales in
the Dallas maFer and 3443 bales In New
Orleans
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged at 1S.10c for mid
ding. No sales we're reported.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-10
Sugar Surplus Studied
Cabinet Considers Plans to Pro
vide Relief

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The Cabinet
devoted its session to-day to considera-
tion Of the problem of surplus sugar in
this country. Figures were presented
showing a surplus OF million and one
half tons of sugar in excess of the
normal consumption.
The result is that sugar production
IN this country is menaced. Several
proposals for amelioration were put
forward, but none decided upon.
Doubt was expressed whether any arti-
fetal program of relief would be effec-
tive. 1t was also suggested that re-
fning of sugar in this country be per
mitted under bond for the purpose Of
export. Such a step would call for
slight notifications in the laws gov
erning such a process
New-York tribune., 1921-12-10
New York Metal Marke,

On the New York Metal Exchange tin
was hrm' with Straits and Straits ship
ments quoted at 3175@32. SOC; standard
Sl.'o@32.25c and 80 per cent at 3212A
@S226c asked, with sales of 25 tons
0anuary-February shipment from
Straits at S2c and rs tons standard
January shipment at 3l.75c. Copper
quiet, standard spot, December and
January lSc asked, and clectrolytic
spot and December 13.37hM13.s7hc.
Lead easier, New York spot 4.75c asLaJ
and East st. Louis spot 4.421s asked
Zinc easier, New York spot 5.25c and
East st. Louis spot 4S71sc asked.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-10
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

All Lobos. SN 9HlMidw Rfg17O 1870
do pf... 40 AZ Min Pr Cp 10G 11H
BrAmO 1t so 30ia Nrthw Oil 1T 20
Cos & Co. Prd e. r Cp b% 6M
Elk rs 6S 7Isl*S OK Prd 13% II
tlmp O Lt102 104 Sapul Rim. 3Ss 3H
Magn Pet16O 165 w S O l. 80 40
Mcrr Cp 10 10XI'Par $40. fRlghts
New-York tribune., 1921-12-10
COttOnseed Oil

Closing prices were to 10 points net
higher. The range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1921-12-10
irregular Trend
I'm Active Trade
On Curb Market
Oils Lack Definite Course,
Generally Easier Tone
Developing; Indus,rials
Show Only Small Changes

Prices moved irregularly In active
trading on the curb market Yesterday
oils lacking a definite trend and indus
trials showing small changes.
Some Of the higher priced Standard
c''s were lower on :i.,::,-s...::-: :i.S:-s-;--, :, Hi
no's Pipe Line, Ohio Oil and Vacuum
showing large declines. Standard of
Indiana recovered after All early drop.
Cities Service ruled easier Maracaibo
also saggcd, but Simms was stronger
on encouraging reports from drilling
operations.
Youngstown Sheet and Tube common
and preferred were introduced on the
market, the common ranging around
6s, Coal shares sagged on reports of
litigation over the sale Of Lchigh g.
Wilkes Barre stock.
Warner Sugar per cent bonds Of
1o41 and Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey rs, 1941. were also ad-
mitted. the latter selling fractionally
| below 90