Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 30, 1922, Page 8

SATUEDAY'S MARKET, k New York, Oct. 2§—Prices opened bigher in today's stock market In re- wpanse to short covering, but profit tak- ing and professiopal at the high- er levels, combined with lack of ef- fective buying -power, sent them dowu-| ward agaln, most issues showing slight uet losses at the close. Gulf States Steel was the individual strong spotfl, climbing 3 1-4 points wm a furry of buying in the last houn Other steel shares made littls response to the optimistic views of trade con- ditions expressed at the American Iron and Steel ' Institute meeting. U. § Steel common, Bethlehem B, Lackawan- eal] Replogle and Vanadium scoring on'y small fractional gains. Mexican Petroleum developed moder- g ats strength, improving 1 1-2 points, but changes in the other oils were miX-|Chi M & St P yr : . AT% ed. Equipment shares were .n{cm & N'west weak, Baldwin dropping a point, while American and Lima Locomotives, American and Railway Steel Spring tjelded fractiomally. Fisher Body, which enjoyed a sed-|Crucible Steel sational advance yesterday, fell back 6: 1 under pressure, but its net loss was a fractional one. Shipping shares were, offered freely toward the close, Marine Fi = ! Fish Bdy (0) pr ... guz preferred drorping 3 points and Amer- ican International corporation 1 1-2. Another outstanding weak spot was points, selling being based ,om belated | speculative disappuintment. that no in- crease in dividend had been 'announced. Gimbel Brothers preferred dropped points on withdrawal of syndicate sup-{ “"United Cigar Stores jumped 10 poinis to a new high record on a turnover of 0 shares, and Otis Elevator and Kel- ay's final prices, Total sales were 326,000 shares. Forelgn exchanges were inclined to| weakness, but trading was unusualy | session. Demand | ed below $4.46 and minor noted in the French, tal'an rates. Norwegian ed a decrease of $51,653,000 in loan 3iscounts and investments and. a & 1 over last week, STOCKS. The following Is a eummary of the {1 'S Rubber pr transactions on the New York Stock Ex- change up to 3 P. M.: High. Low. Close Allled Chemical ... 81 71 77% | West Un Tel Allis Chalmers ..... 46% 456% = 45% | West'house Am Bosch Mag 6% 36% 36%,\\unnou am Can .. 78 % 1% | willys Am Car & Fy ....134 184 184 Willys O'land pr LOANS BENEFICIAL LOANS Easy Payment Plan—Smali Monthly Instaliments—Lawful Intorest Charges. Winter is near'y hers, with its finan-| cial needs for Coal, Clothing and othen | necessaries. BE PREPARED You will find our SERVICE very con- venient, and the coits moderate. We| make our loans upon very short notice, and they are made withost “red-tape,” or fuss. OUR WAY Stralghtforward business method upon a legal basis, with a squa honorable deal for overyone. CALL, WRITE, OR PHONE New London 1-6-4.4. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY BANKERS TO THE WAGE.EARNER| Rooms 302.3 New Marsh Bilding 5 STATE STREET (Third Floor) NEW LONDON, CONN. 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Studebaker also was Dome Mines. . !Gen 1 specisl . ied Chemical, which broke nearly 4/ |Great Nofth pr ... 93% alllli;o!s Central ~...113 ' : > Wheel eath added 5 points to. yes. | Mazwell Motor & .. 5% House statement show- | North Pacific .. s In the Federal Reserve; 2 demand deposits decreased ! South Railway. .. 253 H00 Excess reserve totalladfSouth Ry pr . an Increase of $27,222,300 Terin Copper il? § Smelting : 245 - 159% 98 Beth Steel .cu pr . Beth Steel pr 8 p° Brook R.T .... utte” Cop’ & Cosden .. ... Cruciblé pr .. 38% Erie .. um Erie 1:pr . i 22 Fisher Body . . 145;4 Gen' Electric Gen Motor .. i Gen - Mot " Deb Great North Ore .. 34% Int Mer Mar ... Int Mer Mar pr Int Paper . ... Kennccott {Lehigh Valley .. Mexican - Petrol <2293 Miami Copper .. .. 28 Mo K& T W LA CA T Y Central . YNH&H. Norfolk & West !Penn R R . Ray Con .\, Reading South * Pacific lnb Prod A Toliacco Prod .. Union "Pacific U 'S Rubber U'S Steel U 8 Steel pr Worth Tump .. Worth Pump ...... Worth Pump A THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS, Clileago, O 000 head; T iRo0as. @9, 1" ] : Cows and hel! er cows and heiters, $3.60@5 er calves, § cattle: Beel and heifers, $3. (@ 4007 United Profit-Sharing Coupons e o You can get many beautiful and useful articles in ‘exchl‘nge‘ for these U. P. S. coupons which come with: market steady, Fat lambs $13.75@14. ambs (culls and common) $8.00Q Rainbow Candy Pilser Brand Malt Syrup Barker’s Animal & Poultry Foods & Remedies Hi-Brow Ginger Ale New Hampshire Table .. Sy, United Cigar Stores 44 W. 18th Street, New York Qi&y} light lights, $8.50@ ! ing sows, smooth $7.50@ ; sowe, roigh, $TA0@T.75; ! | $2.5098.65; er steérs. $5.00@7 | Voal ealves (light and ' handyweigh') | $10.00@11.76; . foeder - steers, - $5.000 | 8.00; stocker steers, §4.50@7.75; stocw- | 5.00; stock- @7.50. Western Rang: 35.00@9:00; - cows Sheep and Lambs—Recelpts 6,000 head; . 49 8% S'Ioo@\s : 94% (cuu: and ‘common),. $2.00 ewes, ?&50@1!‘0., 313 50614 50. $5.50@ 11,00, -Sheep. and 8.00; ' good mixéd, - §$5,00@ 8. $1:00@3.00; lambs, VSlerllng— Demiand:". Ctbles Francs, ', Guilders. Marks Lire Swiss.francs Pesetas’ . Belgian: francs' Kronen Sweden Denmark Norway Greece ~ Argenuna Brazil ! % 24 15.1! 1B » m:'» 3d 4%s n.u = INDUBTRY IS IAH"EBED.'*J THE EEOBTAGE 0!' CA‘I New York, Oc( 29—(By.the A. !’0-- No change in the trend toward better business has beén. Apparent . industrial and. commeretal circles’ duridg t week. Raflway oar 1oadings Femdin. ol it the ronds could furnigh and.move:a larger number. of cars. Thus the ‘el in“the demand for- fraicht cars as' c§ 2 pared with supply on October 1§ acoording: to the American Rai‘wu urally ‘s to. restrain th gortain ‘kinds of" traftie; meh K anA to restrict the mining of coal Nevertheless, this' situation’ 'is’ no its -compensations, - \Steel ' g moving- in -an amount _approximat equal to curreht- praduction. ud ‘all’ sential needs:.of’ consumers as ‘baing ‘met. . Soft - coal pmdqcuom B stightly . higher, finally, - mboye the '10.0 And the slowing: ‘down; the movement- has: had ‘o< supporting \ €ffect on ‘pricas.. “Some - 'w > quarters considér that-the' tran | situation' 18 -beArtely ™ mdre * Aifficult is usually ‘the ease when 2 » ula | books stfficient ahead¥=The, about disappeared. being : maintained: a: ready working on the. ‘ordérs prior to the October:1“increase in irregular. Cotton pyshed, ahea high reéords, thé Decém] materially “above - 24" cents: x pound;: ton: and partly:to .the. fact--thet. trisde buying has Bbeen strong, due both to the clearing. up of the-near-eastern tuation | and. 16 better delivery’ in-the dry- restrained by an_ lpflrecufion of' the stricted “nature ~ of fareign - power. Money conttnues to \y !t tone, as consist mt% trade activity. It is esn demands {ncidental to the caused the vrithdr: cent bonds to 99.1s regarded been -due to the: retri who applled. for the | that _the ‘lattér: would to the peak and plainiy:would be Mht 3 sociatior, 156,000 -cars. eflm Qf- ; 4 yet extreme. and I8 cohsidered' o Nave [Wers strength of. this ‘commodity./1s t&rfl;um oy partly to:its' impressive ‘statistical post- tradé, Méanwhile' a ‘speculat! follotr=:|.age- thess ing ‘has’ béen -attracted by th mfi ilot beside the 'Seethueumxrhblecus. ‘Study: the specifications Iifathmg Compares With Chevrolet - A. Z. BABBITT, Ocdume LUCIER, Baltic: : - GUDREAU, Teftville: =+ & mis- | Christian prl.ndp!u and thus contribute | disappeared Am said’ Be: ad lfl I'to: tha :ensr-l prosperity -of the country. X GIBSON DESIRES TO CONFEONT MRS, HALL -Qct. 39.—Mrs. ) New ‘Brunswick, Jane Gibson, pix nm-r and self-styled ess. of the- double -murder 'asS not present at the slaying husbanid ‘and did not - retydn later his c!othu and. gianu ally anled “that she was on the “on the night u-m her hus- . Krs. Glbsdn ‘explained that It was more | 48¢: _ The, “Hotel 1y than x:mre cll{‘;pt%h mhi#hummp;g o ito e s farm after sl Jie Witnedsed the murders. She |EUSSts Teturning from.; Claifried thit -In "her original statement to" the ‘aithorities 'she’ explained -that | 7S |'dne - lodk one ‘of - her’ moccasing, that it | was. whelshe - was hunting for' it-that ni' the- double slaying and roade x Not- apm ‘ghe. reacher home, m-s. Gib- so ; said,. did ‘she realize- that the pres- “ferice hér ‘fobtwear on .the farm, near n th m\:raer might lead in- r. with | the v.ely n.ddled her mule, , Wornan tion ' with ‘the invellkahm. only to be | dest ~gp | Feleased later, tonight reported that they w | Were ‘seeking a ‘negro who offered for &ale a Watch resembunx that taken from N He is now believed ;mém.. -Qlfl@« He ‘said that he-had held it day- in payment of 2. :lmb-, g vestigation. tor-one mittal tonight o jthe. opera house ‘on’ Maln street r'"ienefl by, the fiames £ Ming - Toy's first lhe gum habit, tha and a beaut!- 11 thess -provides some of -the hich spots of t» -vr»duazaa both -m humor &nd in dra n-. supporting. cast -tz unigue, em- numg Edward Burns as Biily Benw #on, Warmner Tiand s Charide Yong, Nid This is- positively the world’s premiers. qnudn . of “this fcteen semsation and, 2 yesterddy mm openéd at the Breed theatre, la sure ta 2ppedl to. thase -who found: pleasure n- Miss - Murray’'s recent productione, s 88- ook < Aliey and- Fascination, and thaf _nearly everyone 'ho £0es to the Re. 8 interesting story giving her & role _which ‘affords every opportunity’ for the unusual abllity” which Nas made her who bas won the favor of Broadw u—:x» By her ability as-a dancer., She loves and:ap | flugh - Thompeon, the son of wealthy | P4%h. avenue. parents who are bitterly opposed - to' ~ his infatnation. Seckinyg only -happiness - for Herself and the man thag-hnemukoaseammu the: deférmination that their som's Nfe 'S Lshall- not bé ruined by such an alignce. THE; /compliéations - which- enspe - brinz TRostlie . very near -to disaster, dut n tre ‘en fbe: finds real happiness. Roee is a Tiffany produc- {directed by Robert Z. Leonard. Th: story and* nean-r}o are by -Edmund Goulding, and ' the - photography by ‘Ol- Marsh and the art settings by Cadwalder. Myfly Rose’” will: be the. featn=c “h l gn.m -and tomorrow at the Breed on - the. bill inplud~ 4 other -.pictutes o Pathe . News and an - Educationz: ““which® comes to e that of the: average mus:- The numbers linclnde Gob- Come My Beaunty Quick =& ‘Wise Men of ““All Axe! % -plot differs -from the . average mugial, comedy - pict nasmuch a5 it [ really sotfiething tangible and carrier the comedy through a -succession cf ‘amnsing -:-and. -~ interesting situations which - keep -the -audience In laughter wonder as to the outcome, in short as a‘real plot ,H!.!m‘ orrill- is. one of America’s popular " light™ opera stars. He ).wu/ An - The . Chocolate Soldier has " begn - surpassed und her Princess Pat. ‘delighted theatregoers for two sea. As tind. the Maecot, she "4 well' 2s the daintiest chorus that iim‘ Mnd _from. Broadway. highes musical show good llnlm“' edians