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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
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LATONIA.

:, First race; Mile and 70 yards:
Siss@rs Sla'a t5Mcps9rmott) .........s.io $40
I, Time; Ia 2-5. Nimrod. The Reaper.
nil Boy, Phil Mccain. Slicker, shindy.
climax. Cypreme and Big Sis also ran
second race; Five furongs:
Son OF Tronp Harrington. ...16.60 II. 80
Time; 90. Realize. saar. Modesto, Tan
cara Gordon Rouge. Bit o Honey. BIN.
Third race: six furlongs:
Brunswick (Garner) .s14o 1f7o biO
Easter Bells (Ellis) ...........s.7o 400
1nquistion (Harvey) .............. 40
p.rna., Tine IL 2-5; Arsrst. centinn ster,
Nennie. Watchful and Aroma also ran.
Fourth race: furlongs
61rsGy,on 1G,o Gamer .,...'...' 1880 80 $50
Time. 1.10 4-5. Certain, Sun Flag, Al.
chemy. McAuliffe. Batter Up. Dustab bout,
Magic Wand and Renown also ran.
Fifth race; INLAND 1-16th;
Alice Blue Gown tMcDermotD. $50 aso
Audaeious tE. Pooh ................2.so
Time: 1:4s. Dazzler, King Gorin IL.
Hopeless. startle. Exodus, Lord Martin.
sixth race. furlongs:
Rural Route (Taylor) )...........5s0 40
Foreign Relations tMcDermotD 80. $40
Time; 100 2-b. superfrank, Eliza beth
x. Persian Maid. Ivory, st. Charles and
King Nadi also ran.
Seventh race. Mile and 10 yards:
King Tut (Harvey1 y1.........s.00 40 70
Blue Nose Garner .............so0 5.l0
Tim Time: i.4s. Ballot Brush. Man Jonr'
Doughoregon, Peter Maloney and Psullna
also ran.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Important Boxing
Bouts This Week

June i6--Itud TAYLOR AGAINST Pete
sarmiento. 10 roulSis In Milwaukee.
June iG--Eddle Shngor agninsi Mike
Mgllerino, 10 rounds In Milwaukee.
june I6--Harrs Orch against Frank
Moody. ~ rounds In Waterbury. Cam,
june IG.-Warnie Smith against
Dave shade, 10 rounds. In Fast chi
ego.
June I6--koeky Kansas against Pal
Norm. i5 rounds In Long Island CITY,
y. V.
Hugh Walker. 10 rounds, In Fort
Ieavenworth.
juno 1s-Tiger Flowers against
BattlinE Gahee. 10 rounds In FIRE.
mont. q.
June 1s.---Joe souya against Kid
Lewis. 10 rounds. In Fremont. l.. J.
June slt--CarI Tremsine against
jack Wolfe. 10 roupds In Cleveland.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
OLYMPIC ROWING
TEAM SELECTED

Philadelphia, June 13.-The pair
caring shell OF the Pennsylvania
Barge club won the right to represent
the United States in the Olympic
games when 1t finished first in the
trials on the Schuylkill river this af.
ternoon.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Athletes Break
World Records in
Olympic Tryouts
Jackson Scholz Travels 200.
Meter Dash in 20 9-l0 Sec
onds-Paddock. Brook
ins Make Poor Showing.
BY DAVIS J. WALSH.

VI ID II ~ -,
Mass, June a.
Two worlds rec
ords broken and
tw ot hers
ualle d: one
Olympic records
broken and again
w o. { n g r $
equaled.
This " as the
eloquent answer
answer made to-
d ay by h 2
american athlete
at-large. to the
calamity howlers
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
AQIiEDIiCT.

First race; SIX and ons-half furlonss:
Avisack &C. Krummer). ......7-1 IN s-5
Bonapsrte tThofnasl .............s-1 al
Rival on. Fatorl -. s 5
FINN Lag, Noon ,Fir.. LauTeno. ssIseis'
and Welfinder also ran.
Second race: steplechss. miles:
Sea Master (Mergler) ........s-1 al even
Peccant tHaynes1 ;;....,.,.'.3-6 =
; Time: s:15. connibert. Black FOR and
Third race: Five furlongs:
Young Martin tStutts) ..,...,.1l-B IS Ia
Flying Comet fBabin) )......,...,svsn as
Rigg9lstto sTurns.p g. r,.. c;,,a, a.
land Pol Roger and Darius also ran
Fourth race: Tho Brooklyn handicap.
Hephaistos (Maiben) .......s-f ii rs
sunsini (Rallls) .....+...........s-1 Al
Enehantment lMcAtee) -. 90. even
Mr.. Mutt. Sleepy Head and Dunlin also
ran. Dunlin finished third but dis
qualified
Firth race: ono mile
Belphrlzonia (McAtee) .,..,.,.s-i Al SIS
Top Sergeant fHarvey) ........2I7- II SIS
Prince Hamlet !Ba hinl ~. - 80
Bold Eseoba d'Oro Blue Hawk. Deronda.
Bees. Roseate II. Delysia and Bonnie
Omar also ran
sixth race: ~ furlonEs:
Queens Token tBurke) ......bf t-5 8
Pencraft fMerimee) .......,......sS IS
Time. :s2 as Miss Babe. cup o Tea,
Clavlchord. MYRTLE Relle. Waratah Deuce.
Time Lock. Prudential. Folly Coat and
True Heart also ran.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday.

1FtfFfHHN NF$UIfs.
New York. s. Detroit. >.
cleveland ;. Roston.
Chicago. 10. Phii4delnhia. 4.
Washington. T. st. Louis. I.
Games To-day.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Sew York at Cleveland.
Boston al Detroit
Washington at Chicago.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Pete Ritchie EARNED Out.

Los Angeles. June l4-pete
Richie, cSteher for the san Fran.
cisco club Of the Pacific Baseball
league has been fsrmed out to the
Albany club of the Eastern league.
according 10 announcement here to-
day
Boston. June l4-frank Moody Of
fngland Won the de- sion ever JceS
Malone 81. Paul in q slew round bout
earl frrrnAlnc. Cleveland On a foal
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Will Play Over
Omaha Country
Club Course
Entry List for Tourney Will
Total More Than so Golf
ers = Mrs. Fowles
Here.

HE seventh an-
nual Nebraska
women's st a I e
golf tournam ent
will start tomor-
row m orn 1 n &
over the Country
club course at Q
o'clock. when the
1S.hole qualifying
round will be
played.
From so to so
women. for the
most part Oma.
hans, are expect
ed to tee off. The
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
TRIsTATE LEAGUE.
Ne.terflaNia Rcsl

Norfolk. 6. Sioux city. 2.
Hastings. :: Grand Island, 2.
Sioux Falls. g.. Beatrice &.
Games To-day.
Sioux city at Norfolk
Sioux Falls At Beatrice
Hastings at Grand Island.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

Vancouver June a-George Sollace Of
ncouver and Chick Rocco. Portland
lightweight. went 10 fast rounds 10
draw here in the main bout OF boxing
card Buster Robinson OF Vancouver.
won decision over Babe" Foote Of
centralla Wash in the scmi-fisals six
round bout Young Sam Langford. Seat.
tie lightweight decsiveN defeated Jimmy
RYAN Of Australia.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Baseball Results
and Standings
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Omaha. 10; st. Joseph. 4.
Wichita. 2 Lincoln, ,.
pes Moines. 3 . Oklahoma city. Z.
Tulsa. !. Denver, >.
Games To-day.
Omaha Mt st. o-Iseph
pes Moines A. Okla homa city.
Lincoln at Wichita.
Denver nj Tulsa
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
INTERNATIONAL IEAGUF

Rochester 4. Jersey City. o.
Syracuse. g. Newark, (second game,
aIn)
Toronto I'll: Reading. SIP
Buffalo. "a. Baltimore. -
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DORVAI.

First race Five furlonEs,
Barbara Freitche fScobie1 40 40 80
sun Hope fWallace) .......t.z.....S ais Z. ~
Moon Magic tMorrleD eD.................3.70 10
Time: ;o2. snowdrop. Trigger. Island
King and Darkwood also ran.
Second race: Mile and an eighth:
Stonewall yi.,s Iudy1 y.,,., 800 s2o ,so
Attorney Muir tWsllsee) '..;,..,,,,..,. 20
ran
Third race: 81 furlongs:
Coral Reef (scobe) -.....,.1o.so s.2B s.s5
sunny Light twaliace) ....,...,.7.10 a.9O
STAGE Coach uangD ................2 30
Time 1907 3-5. Deputy. Ablaze. Ad-
mlter Bean Nash and Martini also ran.
Fourth race / x miles.
R0val Visitor Rnmnneln) I'm 2.46 out
Kings Court fAmbroseD ..,.s....42 ? 20 ont
King Wave GIoward) ,+........s.,.. out
Time. SO 3-5, Flowerful ana Seven
Oaks also ran.
=. Finn race. : firlongs;
NAnmagne (Walnee1 .s.... II 30 80 3 20
Jov smoke a.. Lang) .....+.....3. .O5 2.20
Forest Flower u.ee) .+-..+4+...-4...2 !. 70
Time. f:13 Kings Ransom. Bofonnier,
Tiiai wave and suppliant also ran.
sixth race: Mile and en- eighth
West Pttston tHoward) $50 40 27o
Nespolitan IL Lang) ...........s.5o 20
Time: 1.5s is. Fayeli.. Harry IT,
stevens Cordelier and Spartina also ran.
Seventh race: Mile and ftsth:
Grsy Gables fwsllacs) M AS
Odd Seth tMeIvor) .............5.7o IS
sligo tHowrra) ...s... .,,,..',,..."1,,c
ssfmsres .slz yssolss aiss rsS
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Indlanspoliss 4. 81 Paul. O.
Minneapolis. o. 9~faville. 6.
Kansas Clty, II. Toledo. q
Milwaukee. II. Columbus e.
Games To-day.
Minneapolis at Indianapolis
- Paul At Louisville
kansas city at Columbus.
Milwaukee At Toledo
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Nes'erf vs. Results
New York. ;; Cincinnati. 6.
Brooklyn 81. Louis p
Philadelphia. 3: Pittsburgh. J.
Chicago Boston. rain
Games To-day.
81 Louis al Brooklyn
Cincinnati at New York.
only games scheduled
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Harry Creb Again
in Action; to Mix
With Frank Moody
Middleweight Champ Believes
in Commercializing Title
Before Father Time
Steps in.
F il were not for the

il were not for the
ring activities OF Har-
ry Greb, middle
weight champion Of
the world, there
would be many A dull
week in fistia ma. The
human Gindmill' sell
dom lets a week go
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Omaha Bee Race Chart
Compiled by George w. Sohilling.

Presdin F. w Ashe Stsf'er-Ar'h"'
RanRSe l.
Neb. June Al
Racing THREATENING TRACK MUDDY
furngs Purse $500 Net Vsue
O9Of second. Twoyer-olds
Ind Horse andO
ssss @ MaHe f1 Virginia Joneo Ss ~ = q eros. 5S-l 5
Trevar o
L. off Is. 81 81 muads PAD
how:H "hf'
Runny de Breslau
favored by the going
under ganney ana ter
the
The others were ne rnous eonoeS
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
oOs-sEcoND nehaH furlongs Purse $500 Net value 10
JOo o;.eoond Threeyesrolds

Index Horsean Owner. St. ! Str Fin Jockey DDS sts
ITO % IL i. J. frogette III
Kirkw wood6
Innovato
uekla 1i5 81 81 50 - @rkh
Black Top
Rey IL
Rosa
Sans sefano
ohm J.
Macke cCar1
minutes o2 time 4s 30 IL a "a - % @q.. %
Fu NaidoS to wins
easily nd and hro
Mack early submission and
andw
RosaA tkin and lack 70
eo0e-THRD half fuong Purse $500 Net value 10
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
eoOe-THRD fIone Purse $500 Net value to

post of 542. . l-s,i4s III:
to win
90 Fuian
b Harrgn parn A
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with finish and
speed but fall L
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Mondays Ak Entries.

-IH-I ftAtr.ZttNe and ne-haif fuf
IS Purse $500 claimlng -Four
Evening star., 1924-01-08

MOTOR CAR FOR EVERY
7.2 PERSONS IN U. S.
Nations Total Registration of Cars
and Trucks Has Now Reach
ed 15,2s1,295.
STATES GET $3.50, ,0O0, 900
New York Leads in Numbers, With
California Second.
STATES GET $3.50, ,ooo, 900
By the Associated Press.

BE the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January S.-There now
is one motor-d driven vehicle to every 10
persons in the United States, according
to Automotive Industries, which late
yesterday announced that the nations
motor car and truck registration had
reached q total of 15.281,295 on Decem-
ber 81. 1928. The gain over 1922 was
2.9i6,9lS, or 23.s per cent, the largest
actual increase ever recorded and the
largest percentage gain since 1919.
Car and truck owners paid approxi-
mately $4,000, 900 into state treas
uries in motor fees and taxes in 1923.
Trucks comprise about Ii per cent of
the total
New York still leads in registration
with 1,2i4,090 cars and trucks. The
next nine states are as follows:
California. 1,093,660: Ohio. 1.072,750 /;
Pennsylvania, 1,064625; Illinois, $685.
092; Michigan. 72S,327; Texas, $685.
S99; Indiana, 5S2,Ss2: Iowa, 572,611
Massachusetts, 566,150.
Large percentage gains were made
In the southern states, while the agri-
cultural areas went ahead at a rela-
lively slower rate. Pennsylvania made
the largest numerical increase, having
23i.sSS more vehicles than in 1929
Motor cycle registrations fell off about
$4,000, the 1928 total being 171.56s.
Evening star., 1924-01-08
CLOSING rs IRREGULAR.
Renewed Weakness Develops il
Many Active Issues.
Bylthe Associated Press

Blythe Associated Press
NEW YORK, January S.-Alternate
periods of weakness and strength char
acterized today's active stock market.
Spectators for the advance endeavored
to- push the general list higher on re-
port of brighter prospects for the early
consideration of the tax reduction bill
and the favorable trade outlook, but
they encountered considerable bear sell
ing and profit taking. particularly in
some of the oil shares. Sales approx
mated 1250,000 shares.
The closing was irregular. Several
of the ~hshp icedt issues, notably
American Tobacco, National Lead and
Tidewater Oil, were buoyant in the
late dealings, but renewed weakness
developed in number, of the active
shares, especially the Pam American n
issues. Rradueers and Refiners and
Mack Truck.
Evening star., 1924-01-08
T0DAYS COTTON FIGURES
Prices Make Moderate Gains on
Liverpool News.

NEW YORK. January S.-The cot
ton market showed renewed firmness
at the openings TO-DAY on relatively
firm cables. Liverpool buying and
covering. The opening was II to 26
points higher. and while there was
some irregularity during the early
trading prices held fairly steady
around 1916 for March and 1886 for
May, or about 26 to % points net
higher on these positions. The OPEN
ing advance met a little realizing and
some selling for southern account
Evening star., 1924-01-08
DIVIDENDS.
HEsTER's COTTON REPORT.

A statement Of weights of. f..5.375.754
bales of cotton handled at outports
and across the Mississippi, Ohio and
Potomac rivers overland to American
manufacturers outside of the cotton
belt during the months of August to
December. inclusive, issued by Col. n.
9. Hester, secretary of the New Or
leans Cotton Exchange, showed an
average per hale, of 1885 pounds
against 5fS.s7 for the same period
Evening star., 1924-01-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, January S.-Foreign
exchanges easy. Quotations Gin United
States doilars). Great Britain, demand.
4.2Sh; cables, 4.2S%; siXty-day bills
on banks. 4.28A. France, demand,
O4S48; cables, .04S5. Italy, demand
.0430; cables, .04301k. Belgium, de-
mand, .0427lh cables, .042S. Germany.
demand. 0O0oo00OoO0022 cables, 90
0000oo800022. Holland, demand, 1852 !;
cables, .3767. Norway. demand, 1887
Sweden, demand, .2635. Denmark. de-
mand, .1753 Switzerland, demand.
.l740. Spain, demand, 1877. Greece,
demand, .0196 Poland, demand. 90
000014. Czechoslovakia, demand, .0290 u.
Jugoslavia, demand, .0112. Austria de-
mand. .000014. Rumania, demand.
.0o50ss. Argentina, demand, 5000.
Brazil, demand, 1000. Montreal, .97 II.
Evening star., 1924-01-08

ANOTHER BIG DAY
IN BOND MARKET
Seaboard Air Line Liens Lead
Railroad Shares in Broad
Trading.
FRACTIONS ARE ACTIVE,
Erie Issues Strong-Foreign Group
Holds Steady.
by GEORGE T.. HUGHES.

f>peclhi Dlbpdtcn 10 Inc ntHr.
NEW YORK. January S.--Bonds
were strong again today and the
market was active and broad. Specu-
lative interest centered on the high
yielding railroad issues. Seaboard
Air Line obligations were prominent
In this connection. with tho consoli.
dated 6s making a new high above
20 against the high for last year OF
GSM. The same roads refunding As
and adjustment SIS also advanced, bu,
not to the records OF 1928. More sig
nificant of investment confidence in
Seaboard securities was the gain OF
almost point In the first IA
stamped. which at so were higher
than at any timo last year. Missouri
Pacific As touched SO. Missouri
Kansas and Texas adjustments sold
at 81 and International Great North
ern adjustment went above 43.
RniI Optimism Noted.
In none of these cases was there
any new Information as to earnings
1t was simply case of restored con
hdence in 81 grade of railroad securi-
ties which have been most affected
by the general uncertain railroad
outlook. A special case was the sharp
gains III w neeIlnS ana lSdke STle rs
and ANS on II very few transactions.
This was 4 direct response to the re-
markable Improvement reported by
this road in operating results, All
the Erie junior liens were higher
with the greatest gain In the con-
vertible d AZ. which moved in SYM
pathy with the stock.
In bonds of "A higher grade there
appeared to be good investment buy
ing of such issues as st. Louis-Sar
Francisco prior liens of all four Sc
ries and of Southern Railway general
Is, which touched 20. fractionally
higher than they sold at any time a
year ago. Price advances in this
group. however, were small. the spec
ulative interest being lacking In OBJ
legations of still higher. grade. Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph de-
benture 5l2s made another now high
at 80. There was no great change ir
Liberties or In the savings bank rail
road bonds.
fractions Again Active.
Interest in the fractions centereG
on the Interborough bonds, with
sharp advances in the per cent
obligations of the company. The
Market Street railway s per cent
notes. which now sell on their merits
as a short-term security, went above
par. while the IS sold around 99M
In sugars Manati Sugar 7as went
to par and Cuban American Sugar Is
made a new high on this move.
Changes in the foreign group were
of no great significance. The most
active on the advancing side were
the Jugoslav SIS, but the advance was
not sustained. French bonds were 6
tribe lower and the United Kingdom
oi2s CT 1897 continued heavy
Evening star., 1924-01-08
ToDAY's RATES ON SILVER.

LONDON, January S.-Bar silver,
s3 1-16 per cent. Money, 1 Y per cent.
Discount rates. short bills, 3a3 SIG
per cent; three-month bills, 3-l6a3A
per cent.
NEW YORK, January S.-Bar sill
yer, 64; Mexican dollars, 4Ss.
Evening star., 1924-01-08
REMINGTON STOCK PLAN.
Quotations furnished by Redmond ( Co.

NEW YORK, January S.-The Rem y
ington Typewriter Company is Offer.
ing its employees its first preferred
stock at $50 a share during january
and February. Employees are offered:
the right to subscribe to the extent OF
ten shares each by payment of $5 a,
share down and So a share a month
until the shares are paid for =
Evening star., 1924-01-08
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
touotations furnished by Redmond Col
LIVE POULTRY LOWER.

+ CHICAGO, January s. Poultry
alive, lower; fowls, 16az3; springs, 20;
Soesters. II; geese. Is: turkeys. -
Evening star., 1924-01-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. January Omitted States
Department of Agricultural. HOGS
Receipts, $4,000 head; slow: mostly
10 lower; good and choice 225 TO 500
pound butchers, 735a7.40; top, 7.45;
desirable $50 TO 210 pound averages.
7.15a7.30; packing sows, 6.70a6.8O;
better grades, weighty slaughter pigs,
650a6.75; big packers, inactive; talk
ing 10 to 90 lower.
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000 head; mod
erately active; run late in arriving
fed steers and yearlings, steady; best
youngsters and matured steers, HOO;
several loads weighty steers, 10.00a
IL. 90; bulk short fed offerings, 7.75a
10 90; fat she stock weak to 25 lower:
lower grades fat cows and beef heif
ers, 7.50 and below showing most de
cline; well conditioned yearling beet
heirers, S.50a9.00; Gamers, 2.75a3.00
strong weight cutters, upward to 3.75
weighty bologna bulls, 5.00a5.25; veal
ers to packers, 11.5oa12 ZOO, outsiders
II350 and above; stockers and feeders
scarce.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; fairly active
fat lambs weak to around Is lower
sheep and feeding lambs steady; bulk
fat lambs. 1895 to 1896; good to
choice feeding lambs, 12-75; practical
" no early sales sheep.
Evening star., 1924-01-08

During the last ten years the raisin-
crop of California has been increased
from 7o.o00 70 100000 tons.
Evening star., 1924-01-08
TODAY's CHICAGO PRICES.

CHICAGO, January S.--Fresh up
turns here in the value of wheat re-
suited today on further advance in
Liverpool quotations, despite pros
poets of liberal shipments from the
southern hemisphere. Bullish senti-
ment was further stimulated by re-
ports that snow covering for wipter
wheat east of the Mississippi was
scanty or absent in some sections
during recent severe cold weather.
Buying, however. was, light. Ihe
opening, which varied from un-
changed figures to as higher, May
1.0sa4 to 1.09h and July 1.07A. was
followed by a slight setback from
the initial top level.
Corn and oats were firmer with
wheat Receipts or corn remained
small, the estimate of arrivals in
Chicago today being only 124 cars.
After opening unchanged to as high
er, May 75A to 761s, corn continued
to point upward.
Oats started unchanged to Is high
or May 45% to 45B, and later
showed no tendency to sag.
Provisions were steady, notwith-
a hnDG
Evening star., 1924-01-08
DAIRY PRODUCTS,

BALTIMORE, Md. January (Spe-
ciaD Live poultry-Turkeys h., lisa
80: young chickens, 20a2G; leghorns. 90
a24; old hens. 20a26: Ieghorns. 2Oa22 ;
old ROSTERS. Halls ducks, 20a27; geese.
sla2S: pigeons, per pair, 25a30; guinea
fowls. each. 2ia2S.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys lb. goa
81; chickens, 25a27; old rooSters, 16a
Ii; ducks, 2oa2S: geese. 23a3O
Eggs-Loss off, native and nearby
firsts. doz, 42a43; southern, 40>
Butter-Creamery good TO fancy,
51a56; prints, Sass; nearby creamery.
42a46; ladies, 34a35; rolls, 2Sa32; store
packed, 26; dairy prints, 2Sa32;
process butter, 49,
Evening star., 1924-01-08

A French doctor has made sixteen
successful transfusions of animal
blood into men. ---------....
Evening star., 1924-01-08

The finest edge is made with a, .
blunt milestone.
Evening star., 1924-01-08

TOTAL SALES (par vaIue):
II a.m.. S12 900 12 noon SO92 900
p M. 10 S07 600 2p.m.. IL SOB 600
Evening star., 1924-01-08
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by Private Wire n1sset 70 The Star oRce

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Am otivs.
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Am Metals. -.
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Atch!son. n.......
Atchison pf. -.
! Allan Bir & All.
Allan est Lins.. !
Atlantic Fruit.
.Atl Fruit SITS =.
Atlantic Gulf
All Gulf pf. -.
Atlantic Ref. -. ]
Atlas Powder. =.
Atlas Tack go.
! austin Nichols
/ Austin Mich pf.
Auto Knitter.
Baldwin Loco l
BALTIC & Ohio.
BALTIC 6 Ohio pf.
! Bangor & Ar pf.
! BarnesGau (A).
Barnesdan (B9.
Beechnut Pack.
Beth Steel. .....
Beth Stl 7T (n) ..
Booth Fish. ..-.
Br En- Stl I'd pf.
Bklyn Edison ]
/ Brklyn- Man TT.
Brkln-Nan T pr.
! Bklyn Un Gas. ]
Burns Bros (A). ]
Butte Copper. =.
Butte & Super.
Butterick.
| Caddo OIL.
Calf Pack. .....
carr Petrol.
, Calf Petrol pf. ]
! Calumet & Ariz.
Callahan Zinc.
Canadian Pac... ]
Case Plow Wks.
Central Leatn..
Cent Leath pf.
Cerro de Pasco-
Certain -Teed. -
Chandler Mot.
Chesap & Ohio,-
Ches & Ohio pr. :, ]
Chi & Alton.
Chi & Alton of.
Chi & East Ill. =.
Chi & e Ill pr. =.
Chi Grit West. e.
Chi Great W pf.
Chi Nil e. st P.
! Chi Mil &St p pf
! Chi & NortEwn.
Chi & Nwn pf. - ]
Chi Pneu Tool.
Chi + / g. Pac.
Ch r / & p $50 II
Chi r I&P 7%pf.
Chile Copper,
Chino Copper.
c c c & st L. -.
Cluett Peabody.
Coca-Cola.
Coco-Cola pf.
! Colo Fuel. ......
Colo & South. -.
Columbia Cas-
I, Columbn Carbon
| Comp Tabulat-.
Congoleum Co ..
Conley Tin Foil.
Cons cigar.
Cons Gas Of NY,
Cons Textile. -.
Cont Can.,....s
Cont Can pf. 49,.
Continental Mot
Corn Products.
Cosden e. Co. -.
Crucible Steel.
Cuban-Am Sug.
Cuba Cane SuE
Cuba Cane 8 pf.
Cuban Dom'can.
Cuban Dom pr.
i Cuyamel Fruit.
| Dawson Chem.
Deere Co pf. 49,.
Del & Hudson. E.
Lack & w est.
Detroit Edison. J
Dome Mines. -.
Dupont &c ID.
Dupont deb.
! Eastman Kodak
Eaton Axle e. Sp.
Elec Stor Bat. =.
Elk Horn Coal.
Emerson Brant.
Emerson-B pf. =.
Endicott-J Ohm.
| Erie.
Erie LIST pf. .-...
Erie I'd pr. .....
Famous Players
Fd Mines e. S pf.
Fidelity F ms. :. J
! Fifth Ave Bus. =.
Fisher Body.
Fisk Rubber.
Fleishman .....
Foundation Co..
Freeport Texas.
Gardner Motor.
Gen Am Tx Cac.
Gen Asphalt.
Gen Asphalt pr.
Gen Cigar.
Gan ElootrtC
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HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS.
>11 am. :. Alb 100 p.m..... e05 500
- 1m.&....744 100 2p.m,.4,.l o84 100
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