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the wa 118 mila of the AFTER MIDNIGHT, = 59TH TO 60TH ST. LEXINGTON TO ee the moonlight and up grade much of | 4 | y 4 KIN R N TRAIN | Prince Leopold aeems to have inher- | (pout ag) My ; |ited hia father's love of machinery | }ionoe and took the King’s place in the ¢: riding there an far as Rawlins, Wy0., away, piloting the train part | ay and not metting to bed Maidens and winners of one race: Laur yearcolds and up; purse $1,000; tle, anjlen—l ers), 90, $4.00, $2.90, won; : (Bush) 9.80, $4.80, jagcond didate In 7 (Landy), |99-50, third, Time 3:67. Bob Redfield, ay Bird, Goblin, Bachelors Bilas alac if ° THIRD RACK—For THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 'Crnctble, maintained a notably arm {CLOSING QUOTATIONS 3 P. mM.) Steamship, 75-8—79-8; 149 1-2; Vanadium Stee Otis Steel, 7; Amal 1 et and stead: cent, GRAIN Range for the day at Chicago: and there was a perceptible st.tfoning of rates on money loaned for fixed periods When it was announced that Sam- usl Gompers had asked for the for- It would appear from Judge C&ry’s figures that the actual tntrinsic value: of each Steel common share to-day |) is well above $300, and current strong buying of the stock seems to be based on this moye than anything else. Reading . until after 4 o'clock this moming. Best r tone. The train is duc at Ogden at 3.40) F1459 25" «ty turton | Buying of Mexican Petroleum ap- ai | this ih pal and Sait Lake City an haha at 40, ¢! « lp tly was based on the report that |... pes ue 7 - hour later. ied i, bimorg, 11 (Thurber), *| | stookholders will be given the privi- |Am. can......... 8% — or), $4.70. . rn ‘ =e | JAMAICA RESULTS. Rublaiin’ ‘rhvoy Balt Noe Pasa Tor: Meh ia the Passamations. Polie- [Am fast 6, Sul rea ut quate 4d, Novy Outnceh,* enna. shares in the Pan-American Petro- |Am fel We fea te ¥ , —_— FIRST RACHI-For three. vear-olds Qarmelite, Lista, ardom, Lioyd| News and Gossip of To-Day’s | eum Company on tha basis of one 42. 44) Aye bet on a re! Prince Leopold on Engine Until fue Pbctmibor ft chotgueas, \""" ee Te Market—Present and Pue . | {nero fr two. snether thle Feport Aneconda Mining .. @% © @% — H . vt | and 4 to 6, won; Sycamore, 1 _—— de true or not, it seems to be gen- Ath, T, 486.7... 91%, 01% M14 — % 4 A. M—Royal Part Vyavien), 6 to 20, 1 to 6 and out, second ri | erally believed. However, official At, Ga. w. i. tai” 7B” imsy — 4% . M.—Royal Party Kinety ttmplex, 138 (Carrell, M8 4 LAUREL ENTRIES, ture Prices. Quarters refused to mudstantiate it, StMiwin Lom,,..,. 140% 143 1404 — 1% 0 6, ‘ 5 —_—_ wart! used to sub z y Encounters Snow, Lifenod“dielpner, Pollyanna, Babette, nen , | “Rite moved irregularly throughout Bi & Oblo...°.. 4% 40% 40K + 4 -_———$—— Ruth Strickland and Glotine also ran. . the session owing to the confusion of Beth. Steel Betfe.. 10 107% 107% — Me a RACE ior. four-year-oids | RACK RACK, LAUREL att, Oe¢ 9 —me| New high records for favorite spec- Oe ne ne catit bo B'kUA Rap, Tran.. 20% 20% 20% — % ON ROARD* KING ALBERTS rard; ‘Iaiming; purse $1,009; one | tim for ” me are as follows opinion ag to n Cal, Coleen, 62% 81% «BEM | “onder Ma tex, 106 (Kum= ear olds; seting: sit tu | ulative stocks are being made each | taken by Congress to strengthen rail- : BPRCIAL TRAIN, Oct. 9.—Snow cov. | mile ands sixteenth Gea, 1m UR aT roe, 10d: "SY aohanh, OF | road credit aiter the carriers are re- |Caut. Leather, +14 ered the ground when daylight ovor- | Mouat, 108 (Connor), § to hut and 31m ©, Mig Homer: |day with monotonous regularity. New | turned to private control, og TH . + My ts ; uxton), ae ber é \ ‘ = took King Albert's train east of Bite |to & teqonds Pv sto 4, thi. Time Hey 1H Biel high marks were particularly numer. | regularity also was y jae eae a Gk MS te ter Creck, Wyo. this morning, but it|j473-6. John” L Day, arenhy, rhe Siledkaees* Bats ous to-day, Despite the continuance | ‘The tone at the close was irregular | Cline Copper ’ +% faiied to dampen the spirits of, the | Bryn, Tan 24, Peerlesa One and Li ¥9 a mit (wo and «halt eile lof unf, bi ‘ket cond!- | with most changes for the day being - & Belgian ruter, who seems to ve able | Nearer sive rem. Flame Ae ME? Set, a Zi Jot unfavorable money mar He eee te ment, apnatrvative bto- = ong * SE: Pye yout ol tions pools marked up the quoted |kerage houses are again advising ous- ~ to get along with less sleep than any LAUREL RESULTS. file tnd » alors Branton Tin vee | 7 lamers to exercise caution in making + 0% man on the train, He was up with bean i “Aremtnt. 101 atbeatne Cammival, ye: yi | Values of their favorites with reckless | TEC. et commipments. q bag the coming of dawn and took & short | FIRST RACH—Clalming; for two-| Mare. 111) Ohuwbilt oars cH <a tramp along the Cracks, wearing |year-olda; puree $1430.78 5 one mile lionel, 1M Wesiemon een | eee Bince Judge Gary testified a week —% heavy boots, although” he did not |Toucanet, 305 (Fator), (Callahan POURTH RACE. Misieeieht handices: thre. | Stocks that went to recon’ high bet: he Senate Investi- | -% urn in until after 1 v'clock A. M 4 Mag Guanes 8 a old nnd sae furlong tomes or 80 ago before the Senate In lg ¢ King climbed Into the engine » Pn birds Timemst4t, acta “Wenieche 10" ivekr 188; | prices were Chandler Motors, which | gating Committee that properties of =% Ob at Cheyenne at 10.15 o'clock Int [ltt ,8h7e * matic, Pirate MoGeo T15. Nowe Theos. Lit Peter Pyne 150; | went to $00, with @ gain of 10 points; | the Steal Corporation are worth §2,- a | t and di L Faison Dore, ea tibenne's Gwllt, 10%; Wait the Way, 120. efter % ia Aitpcevven estoy ean, taaree Mork Weet f Steeplechase; uM id. att J! Ke tom wien. ts, |General Motors, which soared ta} 260,000,000 at the present time, there + % MPT WAOR Chlguer: Centar vco.yeup with a gain of 128-4 points; | has been persistent accumulation of qn) ma rR Re aml Cee Mi Mexican Petroleum, which jMnped 7| Steel common shares. Recently the Meat NG: ort Bim, 100 *Simerd | points; “Stromberg Carburetor, up|stock hes been reaching a higher - < fea rte Sear skts: aiming; one|88-4 points, and International Har-| price almost with each succeeding =i : We ‘ ‘ Awmot, 17: *Clo. | vester, up 8 points, to 147 1-2. day. Buying to-@ay e re =i” ‘ | There was no new developments in| much more aggressive. Shortly af- iB, \ " (f the fundamental situation to which fee ene of wanes a5 orem mo & =4 fii) i > ne ‘or 20,000 shares +14 el wae, {181 |the increased enthusiaam could PrOP-| caused the stock to run up @ full at crate, 100; |erly be credited. 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The time money market is firm, bor- rowers bidding ® per cent. for loans of all dates on both classes of collateral but no new money is offered. The de- mand for funds is aaid to be large but business is restricted entirely to re- | newals, ‘i EXCHANGE. H Demand sterling up 1-2 ct. at 4.18; frano checks 8.47, up 2 centimes; other exchanges practically . unchanged | Sherling cables, 4.18 3-4; franc cableg, | ; Hre, unchanged per $1; demand, | cables, guiders demand, | cables, 37 3-4 NOTES. A very timely and instructive book, reviewing the silver situation and the metal’s statistical position throughout the werld, is being distributed by Ham- {to 8; Amal, STERLING OPENS LOWPR. | TO-DAY'S PRICES OILS ON THE CURB. Opened strong. Boston-Wyo, 76— 77; Shell Trans. 761-2; Federal Oil, 81-8—1-4; White Eagle, 25—23; Houston, 155, up 12; Queen, &—10; Burk Van, 8-4—11+4: Simms Pet. 371-4, off 1-4; Sapulpa, 78-8—1-2; Savoy, 9—10; Stanton, 17-8—2; Ranger, 6-16—7-16; Salt Creek, 53 3-4 Intl. Pet. 34—35; Western States, 21-2—3-4; Home Oil, 17 3-4— 181-2; Lance Royalty, 8-8—1-2; Mid- west Ref. 171—173; Prod, and Refs., Oll and Gas, 3-8—)-2; Vic- toria, i 7- Hudson, 18-16 to 16-16; Ial. Oil, 7 7-8 Royalty, 1 1-4 to 11 Barnett, 1-8 to 3-16; Com. Pet, 51 to 52 1+! Merritt, 2% to 2 1-2. toria, 1 7-8 to 2; Glenrock, 4 47-8; Cosden, 11'1-4 to 11 1-2, Noon prices reactionary. Houston Of sold off during the second hour, reacting 10 points from the high to Packers, , Seo., "7 Hupp, 118 |—116-8; Asphalt, 149; Stm- ship. .7 1-2—7 8-4; Ex., 16— 87; Am, Marconi, 6 3-4—7. DIVIDENDS, Cluett, Pgabody & Co. regular quare Mterly of $1.50 a share on commom stock payable Nov, 1. BANKING AND FINANCIA tase eee eee Livingston Oil Rate of Earnings, per annum, now nearing $2,500,000 157, Mifwest, 173 to 176; Inter, Pi #4 to 35; Shell Tr, 76 1-4 to 76 1 Simms Pet., 37 3-4 to 38, . Two P.M. prices quiet and steady. Simms Pet. 381-3; Shell Trans., 17 1-2—17 8-4; Invincible Oil, 39—40; Houston, 154—160; Midwest, 173— 175; Merritt, 26-26 1-2. THE CURD. Opened strong. Perfection, 7-8-1; Cons, Copper, 6 3-8—6 6-8; D. Cal Jer., 3-16—1-4; Cresson, .2--2 1-8; Great Western, 15—18; Big Ledge, 1-2—9-16; N. Y. Shipbuilding, §8—86; Vanadium; 42 1-4, up 1-4; General Asphalt, 155, up 1-4. . Overland, 27 8-4 to 28 1-4; Heyden, 7 3-4 to 8; Aetna, 10 1-8 Amal. Tire Strs, 15 1-8 to 1 Saf. Raz, 18 2 to WwW Gate, 2 1-4 to 2 1-2; Asphait, 15 155; Hupp, 11 1-8 to 11 3-8; Col. 15 to 18; Eureka, 1 1-4 to 1 3-8; Picture, 22 to 23; Brit, Amn. | Tob, Opn., 3 3-4 to 26; Regmtd, % 1-2 to 26: Profit Shar, 3 to 35-8; Leh. Val. Coal, 88 to 91; Clinton Wri, 87 to 39; Mercer Motors, 40 1-8 to 40'1-4; Sub- marine Boat, 16 1-2 to 17 1-2. Noon prices irregular, Profit Shar, $1-2--36-8; Loft, Inc, 26 7-8-2 Mont Allied Packing, Clinton W 38 curities, 7° Total authorized capitaliza- tion, $3,000,000. 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