The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1913, Page 6

amen me = WALL STREET Yield of Leading Stocks Based on Present Selling Prices. fate 6 Amalgamated Copper ....... Tam Car & Fairy pt TAm. Can pf Yiew 10 61 adian Pacific 6 Consolidated Gas vee 7 Great Northern pf... 0 Lehigh Valley . 6 New York Centrat... TNorthern Pacific 6 Pennsylvania Ratiroad 8 Reading @Gouthern Pacific. Union Pacific 61. 8. Steal TUL B Steel pf...... Market Closing—Stocks rallied fast half hour before the close about 1 point to 11-4 above the low level of the Gay, with more active trading going on than at any time since noon. Union Pacific cloxed at same price as Gaturday, Steel 3% higher, Reading 1-4 lower, while the general list showed Met gains, Total sales, 29,00 whares Opening wae ‘quiet, but stocks as a howed fractional gains over Sat- closing figures. Dealings, however, were largely pro- fessional with evidence of covering of shorts by traders who felt a little din. turbed over unexpected favorable char- acter of Saturday's bank statements. Amalgamated Copper opened = % higher at 73%, and sentiment on the stock was stimulated by further ad- vance of metal prices in London, an expectation that strike at Rio-Tint mines would be prolonged. In Gtee! there was an opening main of in the % at GS, with slight gain on second eale. Rock Ieland common opened at 12 & gain of 1-2, while the preferred at 19 3- showed a of 1&4, Stock was supplied on opening ad- vance, but pressure ceased ns soon as tt had checked the advance, which @eemed to be the purpore, and rave the shorts from a hurried rereat. Prices eased off from the best prices, | a but undertone was strong. American Can common was subjected to selling Pressure with active trading on the de- cline. In the second hour New Haven broke over 2 points to 833-8, and the leading stocks followed, with breaks in fteel of 14 to 15, Union Paoife 16-8 from to- day's high to 148 1-8, Reading 1 to 160 1-2, Pennsylvania 1 point to 199 1-4, and New Tork Central 3-4 to 941-4. In the early Qfternoon the active issues declined a Uttle lower than the low level of the late morning before showing resistance to the selling, which was persistent qhile it lasted. The thet was less active at the Pennsylvania sold down to 16 7-8, and telling was eaid to be on account of STOCK EXCHANGE. to 1 o'elon otlons on the here Were more declines, with Saturday's closing than advances, Amon ninent stocks reflecting loxsea n the call were Steel, Reading, Rock | Island, Great Northern preferred, Erie, Canadian Pacific, St. Paul and Smelt Ing. Union Pacific and Amalgamated were each up 1-4 of @ point on 1, In the after call trading the ral tendency was toward heavt- but Amalgamated evin steadiness than — other stocks, Heading did not sell under 159 | in the early afternoon, when It touched a New York Sto change low of a low wax 99 1-4, . There waa a trans. a the opening call in American ugar at 20 1-2, which represent- ed the only market for that «took In Wall street to-day up to 1.30 o'clock. —— FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS, Federal Mining and Smelting Com- pany report for the year ended Aug. M1 shows not oarnings of $1,(02,208, equal to 8.4 per cent. earned 000 pre= ferred stock against 7.46 per cent, pres vious year. Total surplus $214,931 $1,097,063, increase National Railways of Mexico report earnings In Mexican cC&rrency for second week in October decline $64,59; from July 1 decline of $4,254,14. 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