The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1919, Page 9

CLOSING QUOTATIONS. vee eS Net High. Low, fast, Chee, Am, Toot Gomer,... SH HY OH - Am. Can... “4 8% @ 4+ & Am, Losomotie,.. 117% 1% 1% * Am, Gmett, & Ret. 74% TUG TH 1K ‘ Am, Steet Wig... 42% ey m+ & News and Gossip of To-Day’s |Am: tea to» wo” ooh ok Anaconmia Mining. O84 “OTH OM Market—Preserffand Fue (i's oa. Fas oe me + % AU, Gat &oW. 1, 1m ITT 1K 4 7% Haldwin doo 10% 4% 143% 4+ AM Het, & Obie. “ a a Reth Geel Boch, 107% 10% 1044 % Bullish manipulation of stocks Cons |hkiyn R Tr or 2% WH m%— & tinued In to-day'a market, Optimiam | Cel, Petroleum... MH 61% RI + 1% was maintained by the opening of the |(amra! lauther, .., 100% 1064 100 + Pry Industrial Conference in Washington, |\\c none. ont wa mn ae at which it is expected there will be|ime.. Moa m@ Po 46% 45 ony | developments of a highly constructive | Chine Coomer....., 414 Me a + nature; by further improvement in |(O™ Prot Co... Me AN om -* the President's condition and by re-|pu. pa ports of an encouraging character | *Gm wt from atee! strike centres. so 6 Approximately a dozen high record ~ 4 marks were broken. Chlof perform. |; = 6 ors in this respect were Worthington rar Pump, American Woolen, Mexican | tehien » Petroleum, and Kelly Springfield Tire. . During the morning the market was 4 A repetition of recent sessions, Sipe- otaltion were bid up in a viotent man- | + When the Telephone Operator cor wubowt appareat regard of the =} 7 : danger attendant upon such proceed- bY Leaves the Switchiboard— ings i =3 | What mado the movement more re- | |, to enjoy one of the Off Duty Periods that break up the work of the day, she nana Taviaae. be senuae ey ” ime i ive 3 plished in the ‘ ney spends her time in a Rest Room as cozy and attractive as anyone could ask Meringoncy, as indicated by higher a for. rates for funds loaned on demand rar Of course, no girl would become a Telephone Operator solely on account of Throughout aifud Wael are See tome Compash Te the Rest Room—but a girl would consider it important because it means that thonby fase ruled steady ra her comfort and convenience when Off Duty will be assured as well as when Lar was not until quite late in the], tis she is at work. ‘ : afternoon when money rates went to|U. § + & : . ” = . yer cent - (Phere are many things about Telephone Operating that will appeal to a girl rede baraeetere oe Saga at rary who chooses an occupation carefully and to Mothers too, who want to know file warning. ‘There was a very evi- n ¢heir daughters are well cared for in the business they enter. dent desire to take profit ted eeftanietgr early to-day. 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