The evening world. Newspaper, July 3, 1919, Page 10

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Ap. jeants must have plenty of jative and be able to plan ork atiead for several hun. men and that the ~ work is carried out after it " has been planned. No appli. ion will be considered hich. does not give full par- lars of training and ex- Address J 669 zs FOR SALE. z) Franklin ‘y a DANCING ACADEMIES. SS ROLLER SKATING St. Nicholas Rink, 66th St, near Broadway. see n Lan = i wan) sacked stows tmetudi - Gays'3 10 Gs. Bresinge, 1280 %e i Skating on Ground Floor. gis Hones ( Carnival on 2d Floor, torneys Kilroe and Roth were filed to-day with troubled customers of the firm of J. Frank LiMy & Co. of Wo. @ Byoedway. Wvery one of them had claims agalast the company for ac- | “Tian en asta 0 Do — cae cl ohare Krynetz. Says He Was‘ Within Rights in Resent Guard Watch Over Paul Krynets, arrested for attempting the life of a > hice Galea’ Wenn work: No. 17 Adama discharge ‘boforesMagistrate Walsh in the pr) lay. his arrest that he was going to ‘@ Bolshevik bomb factory. His ‘afMiiations are now under investigation. Krynets dectared that every state- rights in resenting the guard's watch over him while he was picking up his tools and in défending himself with a intrate Walen path gh ut oa oy Dismisses Warrant of Attachment Against Cook and , Denies Hirshfield's Motion. The Appellate Division ofthe Sa- preme Court to-day revepecd the < der of Speci ea | News and Gossip of To-Day’s ‘tor Market—Present and Fur ture, Prices, Now that the mid-year strain on the money market has apparently Passed, many new bull pools are be- ing formed in the stock market, And! their operations promise to meet with considerable success if for no other reason than that the new large crop of inéxperienced speculators in the ®|market display the utmost willing- ness to buy any securities offered jem without much regard for their true value as measured by assets and earning power. Most of the socks that have been 90 conspicuous recently because of their large price advances have earn- ings in prospects which, taken in conjunction with assets built up out of large earnings of the past two or three years, fully warrant present market quotations, On the other hand there is « fervid he | ull speculation now belog carried on Jin quite a umber of so-called special- Education, and made by David sioner of Accounts, for quiring Mr. Cook to Commissioner's investigation accounts and records of the hei suditor Was not MONEY. Cal] money, mixed collateral, tend- ing and renewing at 6; all industrial, 6 1-2 per cent. EXCHANGE. Demand sterling opened weak at | 4.61. off 3 3-4 cents from the previous close. This quotation is within one ~|cont of the low record of 4.50 estab- the police say, young Bal- From the cash 7, siete of kn a Kornl hattan in Avenue. His Mo, ¥s in the Children's Court won tum freedom next 4: * ____—»—_— BROKER GIVES HIMSELF UP. Frank Taylor, Head of H. ©. Loup & Co., Was Thrice Indicted. Frank B. Taylor, real head of , the firm of H, C. Loup & Co., formerly of No, 9 Broad Street. in © receiver's hands since June @ teat, At nye had plead im by Mien hiary eee teacher of No. 600 7. McManus of No, 170 Broad. Street op the demand of 425,000, but without avail. ‘Swann for bail in count rate remains wi lished in September, 1915. Swiss ca- bles were 6.43; Peseta cables, 19. Stockholm cables, 25.66, and ‘Vienna. kronen 4 1-2 cents. Sterling cables, 4.52; francs, demand 6.55, cables 6.53; ties that obviously bas for its design for ety eee, American To- sensational spurt to po 3-4, tena 11 3-4. Raliway steel stocks rowel dividend wad" alnuigsnaty i on and Bethlehem shares and moved forward sharply on short covering and heavy buying ed account, gaining 4 points to lade}; a“ ict up ee and United Ratlways Investment 327-8, up 11-8, OILS ON THE CURR. Opened firm, Amal. Royalty, 11-4— 1-2; Barnett, %-16—1-4; Com. Pet., {68 1-8—-1-2; Glenrock, 77 1-2—3-4; R; 57-86; TranscOntl. Oil, 1-4—1-! ‘Cit. Serv., 383-439; Cosden, 117-8— 12; Merritt, 27 1-4—28; Sinciair Guilt, 59 3-460; Victoria, 2 1-4—1-2; Hudson, a 8; ON, 76-1 Opening firm, ‘Actas; 1 3-4—12; Col. Tire, 28—231-2; British-Ameri. can Tobacco Corporation, 2— the unloading of these stocks on the | {7 4 public at prices that even now are preposterously high. Perhaps never before in the history of Wall Street, and certainly not in the past two decades, has it been 80 imperative for one contemplating the purchase of stocks to use exacting discrimination, One class of stocks that have been singularly free from the taint of man- summed up sufficient courage futher them. But copper shares are fast adding to their list of friends. The os) is La the types nen is grad advancing, and predictions made a) ehort th back that the metal would sell at 20 cents pe Pei Defore Fall will surely de ful, led. rs are now asking 16 cents for quick delivery and 19 1- pound pro delivery lire, demand 7.95, cables 7.93; ae; sulidere, i demand, 38 7-16, cables 38 5-8. GRAIN. Opening at Chicago.. July corn, Sept., 183 3-4 to 1841 ; July oats, 71 to beng 1-4; Sept, 71 5-8 io Ti'up 18 too 1-2) Dec., 72 8-4 to 7 6-8, unch. to off 1-8. COTTON, Opened generally weak. October 31.95, off 21; December, 31.96, se = senuer?> 31.60, off 6; March, 3 a EARNINGS. Texas and Pacific Ry. Co—Year 1918:Net income of $1,681,571 after de- Gucting ordinary fixed charges and taxes, equal to $4.43 on, $25,000,000 in- count follows: standard return, $4,107,4 come, $442,106; total income, L adedged loaa in operation, $275,124; re come, $4,274,414; net income, rot additions and betterments, maturing obligations, $217,5' surplus, $26,710, DIVIDENDS. 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Murray Mill 7120 YORK PITTSBURGH BOSTON sell ago producers were unable to di! pose of any large amounts at 16 TOYS PE STOCK QUOTATIONS 1 P. M. a 101% 102 UO) 121 ai ap LIBERTY BONDS. 3 1-20, 99.88, up .02; Ist 4 4s, 99.90, up .02; Ist 4 1- 4 ids, 94.26, up .02; 34 4 1-40, 95.16, 02; 4th 4 1-48, 94.30, up .08; Victory Loan & 3-45, 100.08; 4 3-46, 99.96, Ship. 2 7- 16 | prices strong. Col. Tire, 22 3-4—23 1-4; Fisk, 43—1-2; S. Amn. Gold, 117-8—12; Cramp Ship, 160—| 110; Gubm. B., 16—1-2; Packers, 65— 66 ‘Asphalt, s0—1- Retail 92—93; Hav. Tob. pfd., 21—2' ton, 47- S Parry, 29 3-4—30. THEATRES. PLAYHOUSE (7,05. By Ro “OAT 9. 9.4 Me ~ It's Some Sensation! SHUBERT (2 W, of Bway. ives 815 LEW Uw Pubs e st Boe VANDERBILT 4,5 Sm ae, taser criten’, A Little Journey Tis Maa, Ces ae Bat eat 5 sf Orecier Thea “JOHN | FERGUSON ME SEASON'S REAL SUCCESS. ELTINGE Y.54*, Sista (Pop) Webs bat UP IN MABELS ROOM IDSON 4 FRIENDLY ENEMIES NEW AMSTERDAM ¥*',20,m.%.S0t.4,¥¥e4. erty Great Dramanic Ie Ti Fare! 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