The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1916, Page 10

ee 4) bmw weed, SUMB 6, 19 | | ITEMS FOR INVESTORS, dividend of $1.60 and extra dtvidend of BELMONT RESULTS. ereased $91,501 in May and from July 1 a at increase totale $1, 604. Nevada Consolidated—Quarterly divi- r cE -yenr-olds; $600 dend of 371-2 cents and extra 371-2) FIRST RACE—Three-year-olds ‘ ded; six furlongs, main cou ———— Continental Can Company—Regular| cents per share. added; 0 . quarterly dividends of 1.4+4 per cent. on —- White Huckle, 115 (J, McTaggart), 4 to! BL YE BONNET RESULTS. Morket received news of loss of the preferred and 11-4 per cent. on Co) rogular quarterly |6, 1 to 8 and out, first: Miss Puazle, 110 OF Lord Kitohener and his ataft without COMMON stocks, both payable July 1 to atv ie sid of $1 an extra dividend | (McDermott), ? te 2, even and 9 to 20, Purse $500; three-ye 2 fT RACE, stock of 1 June 20. ote eae A tas FIRST pad any percoptible shock. Profit taking fecond; Marse Henry, 120 (Garner), 51) 145 and upward; selling; seven furl h Butt 4 Super sarterly divi Amore ‘oollen Company—Regu. |t@ 1, 7 to 6 and & to i, third. Time, encourt, 100 (Parrington), att, in Merino shares causod small set gond of 73 cen revand $10 extra,| ya mertean, Yicollen, Company Regus |s493-6, Daddy's C Hidden Star, | av pa 10; show, $3.20, first: Ol back. Goodrich was strong, up two ~ on prefe and 14-4 per cont, on | Plaudito, Indian Chant and Friar Nought P ana). pine $10.10; showy points, Crucible gained 2%. U, 8. Canadian Dacific's earnings tn-| common stock p 180 ran. d Post, 104. (Ward) aned 1 Mays from July eECOND oF year b, Gmelting gained 2%. Copper stocks ject, af ay sf SECOND RACE—For four-year-oliy 1.30 were steady and railroad stocks were od terly 1.60 a share, payable | and upward; selling $600 nade Employers’ Conference ‘To-|*teady on email advances. Activity Utah Copper Company—Quarterly! june 40 to atock of racord June 13 one mile and @ qu Aratox ra 7 eis omnail re ‘ on the bull side was confined to a ™ = = ——SSESE 7 Day May Result in a Plan Ac- | tow tasues, but genoral market hold weet Jentian firm. Chandler Motors reacted to ceptable to the Workers. | s:7%, off 15% points trom Mondays high, Maxwell gained » point in firat The International Cloak and Skirt) hour, and lost all {ts advance in sec- Manufacturers’ Association, in the, ond hour, Reading gained 3% points second round of ite fight for open | to 104 from low point, followed by | shop conditions, claimed to-day that Mivances In wome of the other ralla jit was making decided gains against | Central advanced. Inapiration was | ‘the unton in tho largest strike ever| most active of the copper stocks, ' | called tn the history of the industry. | !8Mg to 45%, up 1, in third hour of 6 wens: K. J. Wile, President of the employ. | nea weve vve 24444444 4444444 644444444 4444444204 444444444 44444445 22 eee eee announces areatly improved train service to ROCHESTER BUFFALO TORONTO CHICAGO AND THE WEST All-oleel Trains The Black Diamond Leaves: per Company —Quare ——~—-—aabooot 222444444444 444424 4424244 cSoabaadaaaaaaaa «roup. Metal stocks — developed New York (Liberty St. Ferry) . 9.00 A.M era’ association, sald despite a force|atrength led by Zinc issues, showing | jersey City — Ave.). eee cas ae of 16,000 pickets suificlent workers had bgt pal gains. Harvester gained : 36 a ie ee points, sala “Arrives: * been brought into the factories tol After news of oxtra dividends on Rochester........7.03 P.M. Buffalo.. 7.35 PM. Insure great progress toward the! some of the copper stocks waa pur. Close connection fer Detrott, Cleveland, Chicago and the West j turning out of next season's styles, | lished the market sold off from earlier Cheereclion partes car | Phe month of June, Mr. Wile de-| teh and trading was less active, with short periods of dulness. [Heavy sell- | lo-T olared, ts usually @ dull one tn the|ing at the close caused reaction. U, The Buffalo-Toronto trade, the time belng mostly used in| 8, Bteel sold at 835-8, off 7 Waa Ta 4A Ys BA © Oo 8s Cees getting out designs and samples for ————— fea beech OP pS mE ta the drummers and for this purpose a : only 9,000 employees are needed, of which 1,800 are on duty. But with the Mg first of July the busy season opens moot PSs and fully 20,000 additional workers} Am: ¢ will be required. ‘The employers dem- onstrated their steps toward victory by taking 9 party of reporters | New York (Liberty St. Ferry) Jersey City Ceckeon Ave.)... Newark.... “Arrives: Rochester. . 7.55AM. Buffalo... M. Dihdegiink lerpear oo Mani B and Teronie—en uninterrupted fournsy te your destination. New York-Chicago Express Leave through the J. C. Stratton & Co. shop ae New York (Liberty St, Ferry) .12.00 Noon which occupies the greater part of| t 3 PEE Jersey City — fond 12.19 P.M | the eleven-story structure at No. 15 = a* renee Newark... een 12.36" | East Twenty-seventh Street, — Ma- + 18 rrivest chines were turning and designers te 5 ep eee -10.16P.M. Buffalo. 1.15 P.M 4 . +e! s Tee, Ads le to Buffalo and Chica; were busy with the new creations + oy fof © rom West 234 phen ae tn casae aon _ Both sides are looking forward to rhe V y or . | DERFULLY G R EAT acai 4 settlement and from statements| (3! aaa Seven Broadway ticket offices; 30 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn 211 Market St., Newark. from employers and employees % would appear that " rangement may be en 8 y, Judging froin to-day's outlook. ‘The nternational Cloak and Skirt Manu- facturera’ Association will meet at 316 Fifth Avenue this afternoon in an | [fi : The Route of - - The Black Diamond - effort to bring about a settlement ot | Gomis, a the strike. Efforts will be made to bring about a meeting with union aabaadaaad $ooooeoond PSO SOC SOS 0090-00-44 leaders toward effecting @ settlement Another meeting will be b at the | {ne Hotel Imperial, at which the Execu- tive Hoard of the Designers’ Associa- the will take steps toward obtaining | better police protection, The designers through thelr counsel, Lazarus| } Joseph, of No. 261 Broadway, charge |} that they are in danger from union pickets and will draw up a petition | Mt for the Pollce Department, requesting | \ more protection in golng to and from their work. There are 600 designers jin the association, and they are the) No: joreatora of styles in the cloak and|} j suit line. 8 The International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union, of which Ben|} ‘eat Schlesinger ia the president, ex-| pri? i¥ | Presses confidence in a victory for the | Penagyivanis, union, He sald that he will shortly| }t*) gion Lor announce the name of a number of| lirdh eH |prominent New Yorkers who have| lis Consented to ald in the picketing| Humely | work. All last night pickets watched CIGARETTES « EE penne OD AOODODOOAALAADAALL ALL hh dbbbbbbbbbtddunun,2 Reeser sre. You can’t smoke fine words.or pret- ty pictures. +i+leit +++ PRS Te “ip vs, eats tray, ss | t the “silk di: Jot, _— Ri 5 eee ee ara woes Mitivea| pecbes’ ear | be 4 7 | Good tobacco is when a force of 15,000 unionists came . rp : wlebaker 120, e QB 4 , \aides are anxious for a ce tion of | hostilities. 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