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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
I'm manuel,

Emmanuel p. f. Church, Seven
teenth and Riverview avenue. Rev.
Charles w. Clash. rector. Tomorrow,
7.45 a. m. Holy Communion; 9.45,
church school; II. morning prayer
and sermon; 7.45 p. m. evening
prayer and sermon.
st. Andrews.
ST. Andrews p. Il. Church. Shipley
and Eighth streets, Rev. f. II. Ford,
assistant pastor. Holy Communion
tomorrow morning at s. Bible class
and church school at 9.45, morning
prayer and sermon, IL; evening
prayer and sermon, 7.45.
Calvary.
Calvary p. E. Church. Third and
Washington streets. Rev. E. Fl. Stew
ems, rector. Tomorrow, 100 a. m.
Holy Communion; 10 a. m, church
school; IL a. M, morning prayer and
sermon. subject, ''Over the Border;
7.b y. m. evening prayer. organ
recital and sermon, subject, The Lit
tie Slave"
Trinity.
Trinity T.. +. Church, Delaware ave-
nue. and Adams street. Rev. Il. M
kirkus. rector. Holy communion TO-
morrow mcrning at 100; Sunday
school. $50; morning prayer and ser
mon. IL; evening prayer and sermon
7.45.
st. Johns.
st. Johns p. L. Church Concord
ban Richey. d. d., rector. Service:
tomorrow will be as follows: Holy
communion. 1870; church school, $50
morning prayer and sermon, 11.30
evening prayer, 7.45.
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y. NJ. c. A. Reception Sent. "a

The Y. NJ. c. A. will hold it's annual
reception on Friday. September 20. in
the y. n. c. A. building at Tenth and
Orange streets. This reception has al
ways marked the opening Of the fall
activities.
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81. Luke's r. e. Church. Monroe
and Eighth streets. Rev. William
Lnmming. rector. Church school At
10 a. m. morning prayer and sermon
ut II, evening prayer and Sermon at
7.30. Wednesday, at 8 p. m, mid
week service.
Friends.
An appointed meeting will be held
at the old Centre Westinghouse at
$50. standard time. on First Day
afternoon. the Path inst. under the
joint auspices OF Friends OF both
branches. All Interested are cordial
ly invited TO attend. This house is
about mile north OF Centreville.
DevotiOns at st. Joseph's.
Forty Hours Devotion will open IN
st. Joseph's Church, on the Brandy
wine, tomorrow morning. at a high
mass at 1890 O'clock. The services
Will conclude Tuesday evening.
Unitarian.
First Unitarian Church. West street
above Eighth. Rev. w. A. Vrooman.
pastor. Sermon tomorrow by the pas
tor. at IL a. m; subject, Pain and
Trouble az Tests of Character-or the
Drama OF job
Spiritualist.
The Fraternal Spiritualist Church,
Eden Hall. Services tomorrow at 100
p. M; Mrs. Openshaw. medium.
Bible Students.
A. G. Wakefield, who has just re-
turned from a convention OF the In
ternationai Bible Students Associa-
ton. at Cedar Point, Ohio. will be the
speaker ar the local meeting of the
association in Jr. Q. L. A. VI. Hall.
907 Tatnall street, tomorrow after
noon al 8 o'clock. His subject will be
Advertising the King" The usual
Bible classes for adults and children
will be conducted at this address at
o'clock, and the 1udy in Revelation
at 8 o'clock, preceded by a praise ser
vice at 73O o'clock.
Breakfast Mission.
Meetings are being held every night
at o'clock at the Sunday Breakfast
Mission. Ammon Heller will speak to-
night. and A. SatteCheld Sunday night
Sunday school at LIS.
Adventist.
First Seventh Day ADVENTIST
Church, 1904 Rowland street Preach.
Ing every Saturday morning at IL BY
Elder l.. o. Drews.
Spirituallst.
The First Progressive Spiritualis
Church. Pythian Castle Hall. Services
tomorrow evening at 7.45. Messages
and lecture by DR.. C. L. Crater o
Philadelphia.
Friends.
Friends Meeting House, Tenth an,
Harrison streets. First Day service
at 1880 a. m. Mid-week meetinl
Fourth Day wednesday, at 7.45.
Peninsula.
Peninsula Methodist Protestan
Church, Jr o. U. A. NJ. Hall. 9o7 Tat
nall street, Rev. Leonard b. Smith
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing by the pastor. Sunday school an
other regular meetings at the usus
, hours.
New Jerusalem.
/. New jerusalem Church, Pennsyl
vania avv~.de and Broome street, Re,
George Henry Dole. pastor. Preachin
! tomorrow morning by the pastor; sui
: Ject. THE Conscious and the Uncor
scious Works
Christian Alliance.
Christian and Missionary Alliano
504 West Fifth street, Rev. Presto
:. Kennedy Will speak tomorrow mornin
:, and evening also at 800 o'clock. TT
: morning services will be at the ohurc
Z and the afternoon and evening servtc,
will be At the tent at the corner ,
Second and Union streets. The evar
k gelisuc meetings will continue ne,
week IN the tent,
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BAPTIST.
North baptist.

North Baptist Ch,vch, Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue. William
l.. PettinKill. pastor. Preaching Mt
1890 and 7.45 tomorrow by the pastor
Bible school ut noon
Second.
Tho Divine Invitation" Will be the
subject Of the second sermon In the
series on Good News In Isaiah" by
Rev. George Allison. PHI. d.. pastor
OF Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets. tomorrow morning
Mt 1890 The quartet choir. composed
OF Mrs. Burns. Mrs. Ramoth Mitchell.
W. s. Rcisiuger. and Floyd Harper,
director, will sing Now tho Shades of
Night Are Gone" by Schneider, and
"Mnsnlncnt" by Shipper. The Bible
school Of which J. n. Copes IL superin-
tendent viii meet Mt noon. with graded
classes.
At the evening service DR.. Allison
will continue his series OF sermons on
"Life's Choices as Depicted In the
Bible" the sermon for tomorrow eight
being "Joshua's Choice Deciding
Your Religion" Quartets by the choir
will be lie Shall Feed His Flock" by
Harkcr. and Savior. When Night In
wolves the Sky" by Shelly.
A general rally OF the officers and
members OF the Second Baptist Church
| will be held on "Wednesday night in
connection with tho regular mid-week
prayer meeting. DR.. Allison will speak.
using the October campaign as his
topic.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Delaware avenue and West street
Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin. s. r. d, pastor
Proc ching morning and evening by
the pastor. Subject. 1890. 'Honorins
Men," 100. win the World Grow
Worse or Better?' Sunday school nj
IL o'clock and other regular meetings
Mt tho usual hours.
First Swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church. Van.
dever avenue and Church street. Rev
&c. A, Chader. pastor. Preaching TO-
morrow morning and evening by tn,
lpastor: subject, 1045, Hidden Power
7.30 "Europcs Awful Anguish" Youn.
peoples meeting at CAS-: SUNDAY
schooi at noon. Missionary meeting
"Wednesday night; women's aid meet
ing. Thursday afternoon.
shiloh.
Shiloh baptist Church. Twelfth AM
Orange streets. Tomorrow. snnus
Church and trustee rally; 1915. preach
lug by Rev. w. IT. Boone. Of Hadden
field. y. j.: 1215. Sunday school: 3 q
m. preaching by Rev. Jamee McPher
son; y. m. preaching by Rev. w. II
Boone
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Mrs. De Sylvia at BIackblrd.

Mrs. De Sylvia OF New York VIII
speak In Blaclsbird NJ. f. Church to-
morrow evening on Temperance"
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Second,
LUTHE RAN,
St Stephens.

st. Stephens Lutheran Church,
Tatnall street, near Seventh street.
Rev. Frederic Doerr. pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening
by the pastor. Subject. 1890, "A
Common Deception; 100, IAN At
tractive Christian Attainment" Sun
day school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours. Sunday school
will meet at 215 y. m. instead OF 10
a. m. There will be special music at
both servo yes.
Holy Trinity.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Madi-
son and West Twenty third streets
Rev. S. f. Wicker, pastor. Bible school
tomorrow morning at TO- morning
worship at II, sermon on AN Elk
pedient Departure; Christian En-.
deavor, us; vespers. s. sermon sub
ject, "Leper, Paralytic and Publican
Bible Study Wednesday evening. Sun.
day school meeting Wednesday eve
ming at 8.45.
Zion.
Zion Lutheran Church, Sixth ant
Jackson streets, Rev. Frederick Haas
karl, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening; morning sub
ject, Germany. Man, Nature an,
Salvation" evening. (English), "Wha
and Where is Heaven?' Sunda,
schools at $50 and 2.15.
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II you need cook call 22o0-ask
for al taker,-Adv.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

First Methodist Protestant Church.
Seventh street below Walnut, Rev.
Fred G. Holloway. minister Preach
ing tomorrow morning by the pastor.
Subject. 1915. Lessons From the
Temptation" 7.45, Song Service.
Christian Endeavor Society. Sunday
school and Other regular meetings at
the usual hours
Second.
Second NJ. p. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage streets. Rev. +. Il.
Bailey, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor at 11.05 and 7.45. Sunday
school at 2. Other regular meetings
as usual.
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shiloh.
1ISCELLANEOUA


81. Luke's r. e. Church. Monroe
and Eighth streets. Rev. William
JNmming. rector. Church school At
10 a. m. morning prayer and sermon
Mt II, evening prayer and Sermon at
100 Wednesday, at p. m, mid
week service.
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A big buy at small cost-an Every
Evening want ad.-Ady.
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An appointed meeting will be held
at the old Centre Westinghouse at
$50. standard time. on First Day
afternoon. the oath inst. under the
joint auspices OF Friends OF both
branches All Interested are cordial
ly invited TO attend. This house is
about a mile north OF Centreville.
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Brandy wine.

Braudywine NJ. l.. Church. 1900
Market street, Row. w. Ernest Green
field, pastor, Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor (;
subject. 1890. The Broken Vase: "
$50. What is Your Answer" Mrs
William Murphy of Philadelphia, will
sing. Sunday school and other regu-
lar meetings at the usual hours. We'd
nesday evening at 7.4b o'clock fFel-
lowship" meeting. with the pastor In
charge, assisted by members OF the
church.
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Asbury.

Asbury NJ. Il. Church. Third and
Walnut streets. Rev. G.. w. Dawson.
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening; subject. 1890, The Bap-
tism Of Fre." las. The Fiery Fur
mace" Prayer meeting . a. M: Sunday
school, .; Epworth League. Gas.
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Grace African.

Grace African Nj. e. Zion Church.
Third and West streets. Rev. j. H.
Tucker. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening; subject, IL.
Come and See a Man." s, Perfect
Peace" Sunday school at 2; Chris
tian Endeavor at 7.15.
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Claymont.

Claymont M. T.. Church. Rev. w. A.
Hearn. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by. the pastor;
subject, 1910. THE Holy Spirit" 7.45,
THE Mission of Jesus" Sunday
school at $50. Special music by the
choir. At 3 p. M, Mrs. l.. NJ. deSilva
of Flushing, l.. l., will speak in the
church under the auspices OF the w.
c. T. u.
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Sllvcrbrook.

Silverbrook NJ, Il. Church. Rev. II.
X. Stephenson. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor subject, morning. "A sure
Anchorage" evening, Samson Shorn
OF His Strength" Solo by Edward
Hobbs. Music by tho choir.
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Hillcrest M. e. Church. Rev. M. d.
Nutter. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by tho pastor;
subject. II, Religious Certainty" s.
Something All VIII Want to Hear"
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John Thomas Ash. Jr., OF Haddon-
field. n. j.; Rulon Sanford Ashby OF
Wardtown, Va; Edward B. Berry OF
Meridian, Conn; Joseph Michael Cher
pax OF New Britain, Conn; r. NJ
Coward OF Perryville. Md; Carl l.
Felt, Jr., OF Philadelphia: Ralph w
Gregg OF Lewisville. Pa; G.. c. Hall OF
Christianburg. Va; Merton H. Houk
OF Doylestown, Pa; Robert Dudley
Johnson Of Landsdowne, Pa; Leslie l.
Pippin OF Elkton. Md; Granville r
Rettew OF West Chester. Pa; Ralph w
Robinson OF Vineland. n. j. and Robert
Webster Torbert of Ocean City n. j
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Mt. Salem NJ. E. Church, Nineteenth
and Mt. Salem Lane, Rev. Leonard
White, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by tho pastor,
subject, 1910, "a Golden Chain with
Three Links" 100. The 10Y Christ
Gives" Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
The autumn and winter schedule VIII
go into effect tomorrow In all depart
ments OF church. The Epworth
League will hold It's devotional ser
vice AT T.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance,
504 West Fifth street. Rev. Preston
Kennedy will speak tomorrow morning
and evening also at 800 o'clock The
morning services will be at the church
and the afternoon and evening services
will be At the tent at the corner Of
Second and Union streets. The evan
gelistc meetings will continue next
week IN the tent,
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FIrst-Centrsl.

First Central Presbyterian Church
Market street. above Ninth street,
Rev. Aqullla Webb. y. D.. Ill. d, pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by Rev. Aauilla Webb
Subject. 1890. God; n Sin. 100. "A
Great Thinker -Augustine.' Special
Rally Day service at tho usual Sun
lay SCHOOL hour
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Hanover Presbyterian Church.
boulevard and Eighteenth street. ser
mon, 1870 by Rev. Melvin II. Wright;
1870. by the pastor. on Beauty That's
More Than Skin Deep" Sunday School
and Christian Endeavor sessions al
usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-23
Swedish.

Swedish NJ. E. Church. I'LL East
Eleventh street. Sunday school to-
morrow at 10 a. M; morning worship,
IL; Epworth League. z: evening ser
vice, $50. The Lords supper will be
celebrated both morning and evening.
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HouSeho|derS Advised
To Buy Fuel At Once

Cleveland. Oct. 1.-Householders who
are dependent upon coal TO heat their
homes are urged 20 buy part OF their
winters supply now. in statement
issued toni ht BY Mark Kuhn, chairman
ot the fuel committee Of the Nationa!
Association % Purchasing Agents.
Mr. Kuhn represented the domestic
consumers az TIE coal conference In
WASHINGTON last month when leaders
Of the nations industries pledged the
secretary Of commerce. Hoover. and the
Interstate commerce commission that
cooperation "on hand-to-mou:h" policy
In the purchase of coal until the tue!
sitrstion becomes more nearly normal.
While the domestic consumer may
not he able to at present to get the
grade Of fuel ne may prefer. he can
until the market further rights itself.
Mr. Kuhn declared HIS may have TO
take coke as substitute for anthracite.
Il am not suggesting that any one
buy his fuel supply of winter coal now.
On the other hand. a reasonable part OF
his requirements Is all he should secure
az this time No householder should
put off his purchase in the belief that
prices will be lower later
Mr. Kuhn declared the strike Of Great
Takers sailors may hamper the move
ment OF coal 70 the northwest, in which
event coal will be diverted to meet the
huge inland domestic trade
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Speeding Up Of Rail
Injunction Is Planned

chicaco. Oc, donald Richoere d
,or,ey for the striking shop crafts, i"
~. rerer, Injunction before Judge VIII
l.rson deratied to-day for NaSh!Hsl o"'
tn confer with Attorney General ba"e
.rty regarding further action on ~
,ri,,,ctinr Uc expected 70 meet H. ~
rau.ll. head Of the shop crafts IN NV
rari,YI The conference with IN" "'-
,orncv general was set for t"-noF,""
,ftc-ronr and was explained NY IN" lO'-
Iou,irr statement from Mr. RichocFG
Tho conference was an h'e,r' ,,,
lowing the suggestion Of Judge WIKI
son md Assistant solicitor Teneral
,or,,Do 10 consider three matters. I'll -
80, ,he attorney general certtF 'na'
80 r.ra g one OF general runNc 'H'-
nor,arce 20 .ha. = ran be heard AZ once
-. ,br.a ivdrss. thus giving th+ ne
Co,dsr,e a. arrea' from Judge Ni'Ret
.. ordor. SECOND. Judge Nt'kcrSon :
r.orAe. ,re+ counsel for both sides F'aNe
.rrarrer,nr-s for a final h"ar'hE al ~
,r,, ds-e (This means frlal VIII
vol ,ae,,r7nrv Of WITNESSES ana
..r,i,e,i,r instead of eX-pare atfint-
10. .hir1 Mr. Esierl;ne's request tnhl
49, ,,,o,reys ,rv % shorten the 'r'al Nv
arrac,nr 20 methods OF producing wi
dsnce. u,.,,trr-
"Aesociatcd with me in the Nasn'nS-
~, conference will Re FRANK l. M.
hoi,ard Of Toledo; James ; hh|
Gr,I,h 81 Washington. ana nFoo'p's
-,,,,,,.s stevens Of Cleveland
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JUDGE FILES ORDERS

The following orders were MED nF
Iudee T. " Addleman n the circuit
rour, office Saturday:
In the casc or J. w. Belaz & sons
On vs r. W. Lewis 81 al. motio''
Nv n, r Tucker 20 Quash the notice
vas sustained by Judge J. b SommeF,
yjIlc - Nls nm amended answer an,
, second motion 10 squash continued
20 p later LAY.
In the case OF Louiss r, Rchey vs.
Josiah V Thompson. the report 81
p Mcneil. Y p. Goodwin and II. l..
Arhcay srcc!al commissioners appointed
IN p3r,i,ion coal lands, was received by
Judge II. N Addleman
In ,re case OF McCrory Realty 60
We patrick Hoe and Henry Noeil'nser'
executors under the Will OF the 4ate
Peter Hoo. the separate answer U.
pstr,ck Hoo TO tho bill or comp4a'h'
was received.
Judge r. NJ Addleman SATURDAY
morning granted John 7. Carter wee,
president of the State Bank lrus'
COMPANY, o. Elm Grove. license &c
carr 4 revolver. 1t was held that Mt
Carers rogition In handling large sums
Of money made ;h- license necessity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
EVENTS IN THE NEAR EAST
CAUSE Of St -bACk IN BONDS

New York Oct t-(By The Assoc'-
ated Press New bond offerings Ias,
week to:alled stls.oOol09 compared
with s74.sno.noo the week before. the
principal feature being the S'o.V"p'"''
issue At ~. per cent Fedora! Land pan
bonds. which were sold on i:Sp 10 40
per cent basis.
Crravorabls developments - he
Near Eas: weakness OF toreiEh eN-
change and uncertainty regarding inc
terms OF the governments new hnahc-
ing all contributed 20 the reacIionarS
trend OF bond prices on the Ne" 'oEA
s,ocL exchange. Foreign bonds were
pa-.icularly weak and a number OF no
er,v issues went below par for the nrst
time in several weeks. Fear or liQu'oa
ron nv large institutions VINO invested
heavily in liberty bonds TO give tenn
porary employment 20 IDLE tunds. Also
was . factor IN the decline. Tne de-
u.nas for commercial credit are grow
fnr and u Is only question or time
VIE, large sums. invested In government
issues vii! be turned into business caaS-
rsls
Foreign Loans
rS-ep. .o- IRE S2i2. 10000 Argentine
"a, which was DELAYED another roHtn
no u.s. sa,,u-A - re Argentine congress
70 aDN-CNe 80 -eE-I-.NG dksE~---N''>
Nv yo-t bankers. considerable prog
-sss was made during the week. IN the
-syo,ia.tors - foreign loans Ire
E,i,,a, loan 81 $4,000 600. 20 be used
~ -e<und.nr o. an old French debt
was sold 20 A syndicate 70 Se~. York
HANGERS ard vii! De offered publicly neNt
week. The Cuban legislature approved
The $50, 0n0noN0 loan desired by ina.
country 70 rehs ou!tate .ts finances ana
a chilean loan OF 100000 pounds ster-
ling IS being negotiated FOR by !ocai
bankers. Further loans. aSsregaahs
s3e. ooO. 600. for Colombia are IN the
process o: negotiation, and the hrst OF
these. a loan os sl5.onn.Oo 10 the prov
,ace os ADtioqu:a. 81 exported 70 nave
been sold 10 New York bankers.
Rssold To Europe.
Local h>rEers report that there has
boen a de ed drift 20 Europe recently
% a large number OF European securi-
,iAs part!cularty those OF recent issue.
More than 100000 Of the recent
vuilder loan Is reported 70 have re-
sold here 20 Amsterdam buyers. Weak
nsss % sterling and continental ex-
change rates has retarded the "homins
process OF other foreign liens. but It Is
that this will be resumed when exchange
rates GO higher.
Principal offerings last week were:
ssOa5 ono four per cent three TO lS-yeas
gold bonds o, the city OF Chicago or
s.red 20 Weld slightly more than four
per cent: S7.Ooo.oo0 Ave per cent So-year
frsc reSundinE mortgage bonds. series
3 Of the Pennsylvania Power & Light
com pany. offered az ON 70 yield 6i9 per
cent: s5oooo9o seven per cent l5-year
sinking fund convertible gold notes OF
Booth Fisheries company. offered at 97l2
20 Weld 7-25 per cent. s3.oo0.oon Ave per
cent sn-year Farm loan bonds Of the
California Join. Stock Land bank. Of
<ered a. in3 70 yield $50 20 ASS per
cent s25.ooo.ooo six and one-halt per
cen, 2e-year arst and retund!nk mort
gage gold bonds of IN. Sheffield Farms
company. offered A. par.
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TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS ARE
BIC FACTOR IN STOCK MARKET

New York. Sept &n-Events in the
Near East had a depressing effect on
quoted securities values IN this week S
markets. but professional traders gen
orally construed the reaction as a nat
ural consequence Of an overhough,
CON- n While SPECTATORS for the
decline took ali possible advantage or
the unfavorable foreign developments
and undoubtedly scared away a num-
Der OF prospective byers. the course
OF the market at times seemingly sub
stantiated the belief that it was gov
erned by technical considerations.
There was no stiking change in the
domestic situation TO alter the expect
ed moderate revival OF business.
Shortage of freight cars naturally has
caused some concern on the part or
manufacturers. who are threatened
with temporary Curtailment or snip
ping facilities. and increases i'll wages
and prices have aroused some anxiety
as 10 their effect on earnings, but the
genuine situation remains encouraS'
ing.
Steel Production.
Steel production Is now reported al
70 per cent OF capacity. but no large
Increase is expected because OF the
inability to obtain sufficient cars. the
Republic Iron and Steel plant ALREADY
has been forced to close down eight OF
its sixteen mills because of this dlf'''
Guilty, but no general shutdown is con
templsted. Coal production continues
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to increase materially, and the auto
mobile industry is doing better than
ever at this season Of the year.
Railroad earnings for September are
expected to make an extremely favor
able showing because of the virtual
settlement of the shopmen's strike and
the heavy movement OF freight cars,
which Is now at the highest point OF
the year and CLOSELY the
record breaking period OF October,
1920. So great has been the demand
for cars that a number OF eastern
railroads have been compelled to put
strict embargOes into effect in order
10 prevent congestion on their lines.
Export business, however. IS admit
teddy poor. Because or the largo
amount Of merchandise shipped here
early this month in order TO take al.
vantage Of the lower tariff rates, the
September import figures arc expected
to make a good showing, although Il
substantial decline Is looked for IN
the next few months.
Break In Exchange.
The sharp break in sterling eX'
change this week, bringing II nearly
IA cents below The years high or AL
established in Juno, was due largely t3
the unusually heavy offering of com
mcrtial bills against exports or grain
and cotton. The fact that other Eu'
rorean centers have done their hnanc:
ing with America through London. IN
creasing the demand for dollars there
undoubtedly was a contributing FACTOR
RI the weakness Other European
continental rates reacted less sharply.
The Canadian dollar Is now selling al
slight premium in this market. lnoi'
eating that American purchases OF
Canadian grain and manufactured pro
ducts more than Offset the importa'
lions of coal and American merchan'
disc.
Uncertainty Of the terms or the gov
srnmants' new loan. which undouo'eo'
" will be A competitor with LlnerH
issues and other investment securltles,
was psrtlv responsible for the reac-
tionary trend Of bond prices during the
week. Call money rates were sAshI'S
frmer, but there was little chanse IN
the quotations for time money anu
commercial paper.