The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1914, Page 17

Great Northern Lehigh Valley. in Bi Mesbeae Union Pacific United States st ‘The folowing Were the highest, lowes prices of stacks Tor to-day and’ the net ‘chanaes $2 compart with Wednestas’s closing prices: » dow. RN FFF > 8 +1+1808 prreereet rt fecetett SEaaETAEEES: wert 3235 3: PSS EP Fe > 2 eee freee sered ss 35 oS ite | Flite Ssssecks 3s ss85e33 BES BOF PERESSEOREERETER CBPTE Litttt abreuarsausssssaussss Reece 6 eros peeese re oe Hit] + Fett! st %e yesse ee. by 75 cents per share, Market Closing—Bad statement by New York Central combined with ad- vance in call money caused a, setback fo the market in Jate aftern but trgders who sold stocks did not suceeed In producing; other selling and general tone continued good. New York Central cloned at 907-8, a loas of. 1 1-8, while Western Union closed at 597-8, a lost 3-8 to 58 of 22-8 points. ‘nion Pacific unchanged 8 net for the ‘day. Opening—There was no manifestation either of optimism or pessi usher in the New Year. At opening market was dull and narrow, with no- where any price changes, except. in Aimenican Telephone, in which there has been a renewal of liquidation in past NOT, To mie ter. | DRINK. ANY More ! You must Be FIRM. AND STRONG !' LigutT UP OHE OFF “THESE HAVANAS ~ ff few days. This stock opéned one-half Polnt off at 118%. Evidently the showing vania's earnings for Ni been discounted, for the stock opened unchanged at 1095-8, although the de- crease in net for entire syaterp was rel- atively cnuch-heavier than the decroase in gross, the Josh in gross heing 3 per cent. hile’ the net was nearly 30 per cent. A distinctly better tendency de- veloped in market toward end of first hour, but deatinga were largely profes- sional, and ag: smriediate akening of pubttd interest was not ‘anticipated. T was the strongest of powerfal army’ of -well-dr from the best. American Telephone broke ¢o 117 1-2 on renewed selling ac- tivity, The announcement of retirement bers of J. P. Morgan & Co. from @ number of directorates that were lered interlocking did not cause much surprise, and stock prices showed no change after the news was published. In ‘the early afternoon prices sagged off a little more from neglect.rather than from pressure of stock, Advance in call money to 9 per cent. after renewals had been made at 4 1-2 per caused some surpri erally believed that by, Monday the return flow of funds sent out in making the January Afsbursements would be well undef way. New York Central declined ‘a-little on report of November earnings, and he general list sagged off on light trad- ing to below the openin, ITEMS FOR INV’ Boston and Maine reports for Novem; ber gross earnings declined $5,108 and New Yorkers, 50. ,000 strong, are wearing AW. Be, A, REGULAR ict ‘AND: HAVE. A UTTLE a AND A cigar 't DONT BE A SISSY: . while the grossiegrnings for five. months fell a $222,982 and the net decreaned ' $040 compared with same period of 1012. Erle Ralitoad reports gross earnings |'* in November, decreased $379,003 and net decreased $407,264. Gross earnings for five months decreased only $34 net declined $1,831,409 below months of 1912, same lines East, decreased $895,199, Lines clined $861,737 and net decreased a 11661 ‘Total- gross’ earnings ‘for* both, Kast and West lines for eleven months in- creased $18,902,237 and the net decreased 10,373,925, Total sales of stocks on the New |Xork Stock Exchange for the ear 1916 “were: $3,362,080 shares. and of © bonds 1,000, «The stock sales were the Lutes PBI — \ THis (S on ME: amallest in many. years, ‘being 44,01 510 shares leas than 1911,,the low record since and over .200,000,0 Tess than the sales in 1908, a high rec- ord year. The Chicago Steel Products Com- pany passed its dividend, due at this time. National Licorice Company dividend of 3 per cent. on the common is pay- able Jan. 6 to stock of record Jan. ‘The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul tem reports g1 rnings for No- Standard Underground Cable Com. ular quarterly dividend of 3 . and an extfa 3 per cent, both 49 to stock,,0f record # Now York Central total for all lines Noyethbvep artes. "oan imed 61,923, and net de 1 Eleven months’ gross ins creamed $19,244,320, while net declined $8,999.91 CHICAGO WHEAT. Mead CORN | {} MARKETS. WHEAT. . a4 wf law, Ss hae hes ‘Wheat opened..t4 to ms higher advanced 1-4 ‘of @ tent furth jeased off jater. Local shorts have been | fair buyers. Corn unchanged at the start, ‘Dut after the opening gained 6-8, . On steady buying. ‘In the Jate after- noon prices reacted a tittle on local selling and weakness in foreign m: kets, Wheat closed 1-8 higher to lower. Corn unchanged from Wednes- day's figures, - ie NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. Wednesday's .. Hh, 12.68 Low. Close. rh 12.10 12.02 U0 11.0 unchanged at the Yew Ub Oe et nd selling by apot pes depresaed value In spite of better cables and talk of mien gaining report next Port receipts to-day estimated | 68,000 ment Inolined: to sell in absence of out- side support. pool) Bees JUAREZ ENTRIES. for to-morrow's oni = * Mate, Wed, & Sat Nights a WEEKS Tos PEOPLE'S SYMPHONY | cca CONCERTS Cooper, es SP. M. Toki tiles TELLS Holols renee, 82 Usion ee Me Ritchie & Cornell. custom-made clothes. When such a might; relly to ‘th R, Tr &e C. standard ‘of biggest value for the money in the clothing world, surely you carinot. go: ties by joining this mighty throng Enlist a $10 bill at any of our nine recruiting stations and get a custom-made ready. sizes, with perfect fit such ‘an t ’ $40, To $60. ANY $40 TO SUIT OR OVERCOAT JANUARY CLEAN-UP SALE Ready- -to-Wear VERCOAT $60 $12. 7 S|SPECIAL MADE: TO" MEASURE tar ALL, Goops MARKED IN PLAIN. 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