The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 21

WALL STREET News and Gossip of To-Day’s _ Market—Present and Fu- ture Prices. There was abundant evidence to- @ay that various bull cliques who ‘were mainly responsible for the re- cent historic stock boom, are chafing | at the restrictions imposed upon | them by money market conditions, and are anxious to resume opera. 175. tions on an aggressive scale. For the greater part of the session wpecial stocks wholly under the con- | trol of manipulators were bid up in an outwardly care-free fashion and gains ranged from 3 to nearly 30 points. | Features of strength were General | Motors, which at one time showed an | a@vance of 29 points, American To- Bacco 101-2 points, ‘Pierce Arrow 7 points, National Analine 6 points, Btudabaker more than 4 points, But this demonstration failed to at- tract much new outside buying. The fessons larned in the recent market @hash could not be so easily forgot- tem. And there was ever present in| the mind» of traders the spectre of further restrictive measures by the Wederal Reserve Bank should specu- lation again become overdone. | Oil, steel, copper, railroad and equipment shares stubbornly refused to follow the lead of the more volatile Speculators. For a time steel and | equipment shares displayed underly- tng strength, but at the beginning of the last hour, when pressure of sales becaine heavier, they generally lost round, Railroad and copper shares were heavy throughout the session. Rea- sons therefore are too well known to readers of this column to be peated at this time, Copper metal to-day made a new fw price record for the present movel | ment and while the big producers gave their sales figure as 20 cents per pound, it was well known that any big consumer desirous of obtaining a re- | Butte & Superior High, Adams bxprcea. ” Ad, Kemmly n Ad, Humely pf, 1% Ajax Robber. 5% Alaska Gold. 2% Alanka Sunes, 2 Alia. Chalmers Am, Beet Sugar Amy Bosch Mag. Am. Can Car & Foun Am, Am, Am, Ain, Amn. Am, Aa Am, Aa, Anaconda Asso, Dry Goods Associated Oi Atchison pf Atchison Ky atl Birm, & Atl Sales Corp, Sales Corp pf Atlantic Coast LAne AU, Gall & W, 1 Baldwin Loco, Baltimore & Ohio Barrett Co, Matopolix Mining Meth Motors Heth, Steet Beth, Stee B, Hooth Fisheries... Hrookl K, Brooklyn U Butte Cop. & Cardo Cant ire Calif, Petroleum Cxepst & Ariz Can, Pacit Cent, Leather Cerro De Pawo. | Chandler oe Obes, & Ohio Cia, Modest, PLR, Ohi M, dest, PR ot Chi Poeunmtic T Chi, Re 1,4 Par, Os | ORL. Great Wart Chi. & Nor, Ry... Chile Copper Chino Copper Col. Pid & Col, Gas & Bice ou M supply could obtain it at 191-2 cents without much difriculty. Improvement in money market con- ditions was reflected in a further drop in call rates to 6 per cent. For @ time there was a liberal supply of funds at this figure, but when pools began to churn up the prices of their specialties, rates rose to 7 per cent. Little attention was paid to the coal Conterence in Washington. The belief prevails that differences between miners and operators will be satisfac- torily adjusted. During the last half hour motor shares were again taken in hand by pools asd marked up for big gains. Pierce Arrow rose above 88 for a net gain of more than 10 points. Foreign exchange continued its ad- vancing movement, Sterling touched 4.06 7-8, The value of silver rose to a new high record, $1.37 per ounce. ‘There are several important factors generating increased optimism. First, money conditions are gradually re- turning to normal; secondly, the foreign exchange situation is much steadier; thirdly, in the smash of two weeks ago stocks passed from weak to strong hands and lastly there has been pronounced improve- ment in the industrial situation. Still, it is dificult to find a respon- sible banker who is willing to predict that the dig bull speculation will be resumed in the immediate future. ‘The consensus of opinion seems to be that until after the turn of the new year there will be what is known as a “traders’ market" with special stocks that are known to possess at- tractive dividend possibilities giving @ good account of themelves. Danger of serious railway employees on the wage ques- tion is fast passing. The Railroad Administration is granting a basic eight hour day, with time and a half for overtime to 400,000 workers, who appear satisfied with the concession Representatives of the four big brotherhoods will soon confer with the Director General, and it is antici- pated that satisfactory arrangement will also be made with them, But this does not increase invest- ment or speculative demand for rail- road stocks for the reason that no | one yet knows what measures will be adopted to preserve or rather build | up railroad credit and earning power when raliroads are turned back to private control. Railroads as a whole are not earn- ing their guaranteed Government | rental by approximately $300,000,000 | apnually. They are not earning more than 31-2 per cent. on the investinent in ties. The one bright spot in the situation ts that ratiroads cannot be returned to private control with- out pronounced remedial measures ‘being adopted unless wide-spread disaster to thousands of investors is eputtea. eet) oe HANSON “FOR” LABOR PARTY. AML the Cranks # Together, je Say Former Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle, ve Got who has been in New York for some! time, to-day commented on the Nations! Labor Party as follows: “I am glad the cranks have got to- gether in one organization. If we can get them to vote on one side they will fealizo how small their number is. ‘To cull it the Labor Party is misvepresenta- | ton. It is made up of the T-Won't- ‘Works and the I-Will-Kicks. new party makes the usual demands, the general idea being to have the United States run for the benefit of those who hate the country,” . Thi troubles with} PASSENGERS FREED, Colma Gemh Coca Cola Comp, Ted, & Rec Consol, Gur, Oo, Com. Tit Cal, Minn, Con, Con, © Corn iy, Prodnets. Com Products of Crucibig Bloat Crcible Steet Cute Cane Sewur.. Cuba Cane Baer Cuban Am, Con, Textile Com... Del, Sack, & Wee! Del, & Hawon.. CURB FLUCTUATIONS IN OILS AND INDUSTRIALS & & ” | ting, Tabulating, Recording _ nie pny) EMRLY END OF THE UP SEEN le Jan. 10, ? Shares, High, Low, Last, ‘ettibone-Mulliken Co. = ties tow, Che. cow.) THE OUTSIDE MARKET. 1500 Simms Pet... © 49% 80 quarterly of 19-4 per cent, on ist and , hacks . a mas in| preferred, both payable Jan, 2. Vacationists” Return After Turnin; Int Niebot 3 wy we K - Southern sa 1 be at! Sales of stocks, 1,093,100 shares. Int Paper 72% 70% 1% + %| There was a distinct upward trend = pny A re ie sto bye Mg aes y NOTES. Fund Over to “Big Six” —Press con Produ m4 4“ ‘Texas “ “ a oe 7 Pod i : 4 to prices of most stocks in the outside | $96 fut, "nner hs LIBERTY BONDS. Bankers Trust Company been men Vote on Going Back. Seay conve 10% ia?” 128 4 2% (Market to-day and the volume Of} 499 te88 Cow a 100.06, off .02; Ist 4s, 94.20, off Appointed transfer agent for the pre- Kelsey Wheel mw 84% 8 +6 |trading showed substantial expansion. | 19100 Trinity oit 1M 1% 1%! 10; 24 4m, 91.80, Off 82: Ist 41-48, 94.90, fC°Fed and common stock of the Y. P.| CoOL William Green, Chairman of the — ‘ r 0% — ¥ 100 Tropical Ot 0 0 y m Hanes Knitting Company, and has|Labor Committee of the Printers’ Kennecott. De 2% 2% ‘* Oil stocks continue to attract most 2d 41-49, 92.96, off 10; 3d 41-49, 94.20, be i a Reet tamaee eeu pr) ‘ sathear at Keystone Tire MM = «0% SL + 1% Jattention for the reason that the crude A UR PR | ont .04; ath 41-48, 92.94, off 16; Victory Deen appointed Registrar for capital [League section of the assoc b rar ho se stock, of the International Cement | ployi ‘int aid lay that ti Kaseas City So... 18 17% 17% — % oft pituation, from the price view= W 96K | 8 BH48, 99.18, Off 02; 4 F-4m, 99.99, UD 08 Corporat thoumnt normal conditions woeld Se see Tackawonna Steel. 00 ST ‘lee J i : —_— Important financial interests have ha aaa Lae Rubber & ‘Tire, 4% My 94% + 4 / Point, continues to show steady im- OE Rosas 11789 NAL COMMIT. | Closed negotiations for part. of the [stored t@ the printing industry In New © Tehigh Valley... 43 4% 4% + ‘6 |provement, and an jinportant number | [#0 Alss-Br Gol. ne Haas 4 ‘| cate Oe SOP RAN wneaNe capital stock of the Hercules Paper | york City within a week. Lows Wits... 2 12 (78 of curb favorites are reporting prop-| yee aneme mieer’ 1 | cee son. | recently formed Fore whe aoac at | “All that remaina to be done te to Lortiiand 186 1S) 185 + 6 lerty developments that promise to| 3009 sattenta . sg a | _Orenaiantion 08 8, National Com: uiring unite In conformance with |work out the details of the arbitration “Manhatan Siri % M+ 1% materially enhance the Intrinale Value | yo ciaener Divide a1 | mittee on European Finance, to atudy | & “Hed oa at a wales en teed.” we bdlk rege it “e491 N+ % Shan atanapset Carib, Houston ON i te Sate ig brentmh 6 al ih det hn ls sone phy ~ aed Rj IB Naren snort oem Max, Motors t9t., (8% 67 = 68% + ‘were to-day’s features. The former | 10% ‘Bot 5 | essary long time credit for Puro xn and the. ripther at Rock City |“wacationists” this morning, following @ Mexican Peirdtean, 2055 20% 200 + % Bot up to withie B ponite ee Ite tah | 300 ‘Bowen & Montane purchases in the United States, Is an- | Falls, nat go County. Ni x. These | mass meeting last night at which the Bs Bi wh — 3 |Fecont price and Houston at 160 got nounced, This committee is appoint- | corporation's Manufacturing capacity. |“vacationiats’ voted to turn over their . f-4 ae witht 7 Pres, of its record price, ed by the Chamber of Commerce of a i ara promt’, is to be ure and cy bee bee fey to the treasurer of “Big ad Another feature of the market is the United States following the rec- |} east oe tne was held to be tantamount 1% «11% LM ne intention of the y, to acquire i! a 8 i | Scere att SMe General | sae om vires ommendation of the Committes on|from time to time # daitional pap to alabanding fp Siostase Power, .., 08% 08% 00% — 94 parity with the present ‘ntock, To. | 2700 Creewon Gold . Credit and Finance of the recent In- | Mills, which will make the Horculcs| getinoven Hall ay the ty Sie OF ON r day it touched 40 whioh is equivalent | 198 Beta Coene ternational Trade Confetence at At-| producers in the in «op Mine “Ma xa Unice NOt. roe National Acre Boa oe to 400 for the present stock, Bas tae iin 4 teeing | antic City, At that conference rep- | | ney "are es upply Wurning {0 the international, preamen a . : f oard is selling 2 - 0 business, | fe he - union, Bg admitted the men proba- Nat, Clax & Suit. T 7% 7 : 4000 *Golden Gate Kxp | resentatives of American business, | ever cap! necessary for the com Nat Conduit 12% 12% 12% —4 * town 365, high, Low, Last, | 2200 {Gold Cone industry and banking conferred with oy on programme |bly would Fetura to work. vi Nat, Bo. & Sw... Sie TOK 80% +b i69 a F | 2008 SGetanela Deval ficial ntatives from Eng-| ‘Tne diamond Into the United Me MIN One 4 1% | 107 Standard Gas & ieetric 29 29 a | Swe cu : “| unofficial represei imports In ni Srease Osed, a ie w 2 | 420 seanmeod Mubber i } tee eae + td diana, France, Belgium and Italy on) ear about to ond, walle ve FOOD ONLY ON PRESCRIPTION ‘Or. T, & M S| as ion ee 1 TT 000 scold siver Pie ® 6 © |the commodity and credit needs of odin year tn the history of ou aaron rt x. Y, Airbrake Big pgs a 2200 Hecla Minin sf i igure comp! ] mY. Om. 4| TU 8 BR be pet odo iv? {2% | their reapeotive coaeiia committee tw | Naconal Clty. Bank of New Yorke indi. Adopts Drastic tute, ' YN Haw. 2 MH BM Hacienda) 12) 4% | aac0 Low! MM TERE) Bb eprint ith haploid mre other that the value of diamonds and | WASIMNGTON, Nov. %—The food Norfolk South 19 Be 18 sed hese yd began 2% 14) L000 Mek 7111-1 | believed to be a step toward the solu- | tafe gare ee 1d will. exceed |ehortage in Petrograd now has become Norfole de West... 100% 100% 100% + «| 5000 United Ret Candy 16 16% | g000 *MeNama: ss =~ gs ton of the most important peace-time 000,000, against the former high '@o aeute that food ts only distrituted 86% «4% HM — 4) 7200 Vanadium Steet ...,. Sabed 20000 © financial problems which have ever rd of $52,000,000 in the cak 1% pe 4 00 "Marsh Min ae 4 reco the calendar |usee prescription. of piysletate, SeMnee 7% «16% + 4) ieudou tne BY 40) *Motwerto w |eonfronted a nation, The task before |yoar 1916. gt ape + Savion to the Sener BO', H0% + | 400 Wayne Coal .... 5 1000 * Neva w the committee Is to devine ways and |' Herbert H. Dean, who |s retiring trom [08 ta uno lal advice BY 0% «0% + | 1000 World Film . ” 700 Niptosin ns 11%| means for specding up a return to | Edward B, Smith & Co., has been elect. pire Rn ' \ INDEPENDENT Ooms, i ic be- Vice President of the Ruffalo and CIE tact Beer 15UL *Nixon 22 x | normal in the trade relati onshipe Susquehanna Coal and Coke Conypany, Spant’s Marine M m. Owens Rottiing. © | rh eey ‘ 15% 15 15%) p99 Onondago .... 2% 2% | tween the United States and Europe. | yiidn operates emtensive bitnteee MADAID, Monéas, ev. see-abelell Pacific Gas he, 61% — % | 5000 Allied On Ht HY 1000 Rochester Mines Pry Py ‘The chairman of the new body 18 | Coal mines in the Central Pennsylvania . a sie ia ‘ % 87% + % | 1000 Amal Royalty 1% 1% 1%] goo Nope Grow ...... te | Harry A. Wheeler, Vice-President of | district. Flores, the Minister Marine. is se nn Amer Petrol, 100% 107% 107% — % |, 9000 Aritex OU ....., 1 000 mR Crols ... u ia|the Union ‘Trust Company of Chi- —+ - mosta, i, He i# suffering with pneu- eed BE ae Mes ay| Seem ooo: Te SAR] Rieeycamec aie’ dl eile a, eee oer of come | TELL OF ALLIES’ NEEDS. [= , ea Steel, Bm oF 5 8 : Load... % esident of the ° ex 4 ty — % | 10500 Bell Pete 1 1 1 elimont : © Uni States. ‘The Coed +10% | 1100 Bonten Mexico 3% 3% 3%! 300 Tonopah xt us| tee is James 8. Alexander, President at the Clearing House. — . ' 30% + 1, | 1600 “Resten Wreming 9 8590 | 1000 *Tono-dim 2» | of the National Bank of Commerce in| phe position of the United States as a eu — % “ bio Mga Clea 2% 2% 2%] 1700 “Tonopah Midway . is | New York. The membership ee creditor nation was the aubject of ad- wes | ean te “ me ie Tenoreh Mia ~ my am arawa eg pind bity es ‘a baie dresses by international trade delegates " 102 + %| 900 Citles Service B ette..... 40% 48% «46. | geqy oman Hleecee Bulg. i aw [activity and important affairs of the [to-day at a conference in the chambers 120% 117% 118 —2 | 20 Comten & Co 10% 10%] 50 United Masten g..... 1 | nation and is representative of all|of the New York Clearing House As- inte, A wi WOM OM — % | 1000 8% 8% | 300 Victory ts a | sections of the country, among them |soctation, No, 77 Cedar treet, Htoil Ateel Spr. “ Ch 1100 “ “ TOO West End ©. i%| being Henry P.. Davison, Homer L. Bugene Schneider of the French Mis. lay Copper. a 20% RT | 800 8% 8% | pelo “White i | Ferguson, Myron ’. Herrick, Charles d the Baron du Marais, a Paris Reading 78% % | 300 Glenroek Ou 3% — 9% | 1000 «white c 2 | EB. Hughes, Alfred 'E. Marling, Will- » apoke of hae need for jong Nemington ‘Typ, s+ ' | 1000 Guttey Gitte M4 84% | 10.0 * Wilbert i |jam_ Fellowes Morgan, William C. jereaty ‘wo gh | * Itep. Motors sae Se MISCRLLANHOU 9000 *Yerrington .... 4 | Redfield, Charles H. Sabin, Charles |outside markets, especially the tnt Keo, fron & St... 110 108 + % | 300 Actus Explon . > * % BONDS M. Schwab and former President |\i.\\\ia1fank presided, ‘Thomas We Hep, Ta 8. pr, 100% 108% 400 Am British tg. 242324 | 1000 altied P Oe ‘ ss | William H. Taft. |Lamont and A. C. Bedford were sveakers, Hoyal Dutt) N. ¥. 106 101% 102%] 400 Am Le France En 121% 12 | F200 Am Tet Ge ‘22. 6% ot oo Hazon Motom,.. 14% 1444 + | 200 Amal Tire Stores .. 15% 15% | 1100 Am Tel Me "84,.... 0% STERLING EXCHANGE UP. ron Si at Nigeoeme: 6% 6% | B00 Cen Hou Sime “BD. v%| Demand sterling opened $4.06 7-8, up|__ BANKING AND FINANCIAL Sinclair OF 6 “ ' "| 2100 Am To ‘oe “ Oy] lowe C CO & Bt L be. ne » 3 wiloss-Mheff Steel... 74 7% m4 + 1% | 1000 Am Safety Razor . 18% 18% [17000 Copenhagen 0. as | 7-8; frane Nashua bee tod eid Ff % OT% — | 200 British Am Chem . 8% = 8% | 48000 Int MT Te. 3% | lire checks were 11.85, 0! ing ry 44 M+ | 100 Brit Amer Tobaceo coup. 26 Po « 11000 Swed GSMs. “ Swiss cables 5.48 from per Dog rpd 78% 81 + 200 Car Light . 3 2000 Swiss Gov 6s. 90% | cables, 20.06; Stockholm cables, 22.80; ; 118% 121% + s| 1200 Colonial Tire... | Christiania" cables, | 22.06; Belgian Btuts Motor... 116% iT + 54 | 1500 Dafie Rustion | cables, 9.08; mark cables, .0252; sterl- St. L. & San Fran, 17% 17% 17% -- % | 1000 General Asphalt BOWIE ENTRIES. | ing Cre] ames Esa ae vee Superior steel a 45% 46 + 6 | 0600 General Motors - lire cables, mand, Teun. Cop & Chan TN 1s 118 — | eo Grape Ola» TRACK, BOWTE, ad, Nov, [877% cables 3, Tene Kae jee nee ee 1800 Grape Ola pt tries for to-morrow’s races até! RECORD LOW ON IN'TERBORO. Third Ave 44 184 1K cnet ang, maidens: wo raroita:| Heavy Mquldation’ of — Interboro Pcp dan aye” ‘Be os pera menos Rapid Transit Ist and ref. 5s carried | ate. Tore’ & 4 6 we — 1% ° these bonda to a record low of 45, off |f¥ trader, crammed “full of intormation +i5y| Serene ae 41-48 net and Inter-Metropolitan 4 1-28 |J which you should nave, 194% Den, & Rio Gr. @ WR ie 1 % Dome Mines 3 18% khorn Coal By — 2 Puxlicott Johnson wo +9 Erie y S + % Fan, Play, Ws “ Famow Paye 02% — 1% Pairbarios 86 Fisk “Rufeber “woh Gaston Wil, & Wie +N +1 + 1% + % Granby Minn. Great, Nor Ry. pt. - Great. Nor Ore... Greene Cananea, 1% a7 % Guilt Staton Steel. 6 we + we Haskell! & Barker, 00% Ou+ % Homestake Min, 8'4 t¥ + 1M iUinols Cent. . 1% —- % Inspiration Cop, MY OOH Inteoro Con, " q % Interboro Con, pt W 2 24 Int, Harvester We Wey LK + OM Jot Mer Marine .. MH Ot ON Int M Mar (fd.... 100% 105% 100 +1 United Atos United Devg.. Cate Pruit 211% 205% Un, Retail Storm... 96% HI URC Poser, BH BH United Food.....+. 6 C8. Tod, AL... 100% 100% 8. Realty & 4M Ridber. . PAROLE CAR INSPECTORS IN FARE TEST CASE; (Continued From First Page.) of |them, were considerably worried by the situation, A conference was hur- riedly called at the offices of the com- pany’s counsel, Cullen & Dykman Several officials of the company, in- cluding General Manager H. Hobart | | Porter, were present, A number of rebellious passengers found a new way of adding to the unbappiness of the conductors. When the conductors offered the customary | receipt for the second fare, redeem- able if the second fare ig ultimately adjudged jllegal, such passengers ré taliated by offering their personal cards with an “I, O, U. 6 cents” pen- ciled on the back “My ‘I. O, U' is as good as the company’s," they contended, and the conductors tried to argue the point ot law. The first successful resistance on the part of passengers occurred at 8.15 o'clock, when a crowded car stopped at Foster Avenue. The con- | ductor reported that there were three pany officials, or at least some {men who would not pay—and they were large men, Seven inspectons boarded, went through the car, brushing women and school girls aside, and tackled the | three rebels, who put up an organized resistance, The three were close to- gether and they clung to their etraps with both hands, The inspectors, jbandicapped by the hogtle attitude of the passengers, were unable to move the three men, although the struggle lasted ten minutes. Then the inspectors gave it up and the car proceeded, The same thing was repeated on the next two cars that came along. In each case the resisting passengers stuck together and the other passen- | gers made things as diffieult as they could for the inspectors, who were | again defeated, | THREE INSPECTORS EJECT FATHER AND SON. The first success achieved by the inspectors was the ejection of Walter I. Rodgers, No. 1229 East 37th Street, Brooklyn, and his #on, from a car that reached the second-fare point. Father and son resisted, but were put off by Inspectors Nos. 49, 94 and 98. Inspector No. 49, Joseph son, and Inspector No, 4, leski, arrested on charges made by the elder Rodgers was arrested on a counter }ehi p of assault made by the in- spectors three were the first arrests of the day. Rodgers said he had been advised by District Attorney Lewis that he was within his rights in resisting the efforts of inspectors to put him off. Thirty-five policemen under In- spector McElroy were on guard this morning at the second fare point, and they handled the crowd without gloves. A new feature in the publi fight against the collection of an extra nickel was the action of twenty-two men in remaining on @ car after it had been sidetracked at Nostrand Thomp- Paul Mu- assault Rodgers, were These 1000 Indian Packing 13% at ’ % 1100 Obio Blower 1% 100 Overland Tire . 20% 500 Perfection Tire % 400 Root Vandervort . 800 Houston Oil 2100 Int Petrot 1500 Island Oil 1a} merry Shoe Fisk, 10a) “Bomcey’ ones: wo) Murray sold at a low of 13 3-4, off 3 3-4. GRAIN 20ND RACK al parse Jpagids and eipward:, ots pall Tig <, | Range for the day at Chica, Hitman, tooth, “Tis! Tithe, 161 (lay! : hon 100, ea Low. los, Gnange, Ks BS ratte 108% 01a Low bide, jor House, 110; HEE SUBY i Marmite, 113: ‘eligi ble—Little kd, i A lance, DHL AG pure; wo year fitiones.— Kallang is, a Penelope, 108; ered Sree ‘Mig 106; Lady Wood, 100; Ju eb Got." ivecember, sno a gti: oe. Deceriber, off 200 Livingston gad Maro al aa: 1s goa eee heme OU. tia. Paris ud; ‘Aaltira” COFFER, 800 Maracaibo Ott ‘of the 4 300 Metropolitan Pet Wort Vioset, Hu, “elution: 400 Mex Pan . At i ‘ened ee irs; two and 250 Midwest Ref i gone Tale. — Vi pitt § 1500 Obto Ranger ... 1 Ca a 8 Oe a ae i fran 100 Omar O11 18 | Ground ay Ph ie “in ka, ek | Gain 200 Orient OiL mm Sater: 00: ardor, 114) Reed Janes, ‘oti'Batie Canadian Pacifio—Third week Nov. 200 Pennok OU . a a nw i wt tb . mtry. ° . sarees C03) UR eR ae ar} ie “ sat pe see a PASO take $538,000; from Jan. 1, 2500 Producer & Refiners 1% 111% | RTT Aue Thlaile, +] $151,804,000, inc. $17,383,000. 100 Rickard Texas 6 6 6 pa Hermes, 109 100 inthe’ gion DIVIDENDS, 3500 Ryan OW ..... Clay eee be oF et N. Y. Transit Co—Regular quar- ete TA cE a foun ai | tenty of $4 and an extra dividend of ki Cavan freorle ‘ene: S* okle. Woods | b Derails Jam. 3 rant passengers were asked Nostrand Avenue for their nickels and again refused, an inspector or- dered the car sidetracked, although it was a mile from Avenue N, marked destination, The twenty who had paid and the two hadn't were equally determined to spend the night on the car. The railroad officials said the car would not be moved until the two men had paid the second fare, The pas- sengers sent out and got sandwiches aod the railroad officials turned out the lights, ‘shut off the power, put red lanterns at each end of the car and left them, Later Capt, Wolfert of the Parkville Station sent two po- licemen to preserve order. —— SAYS LOW FARES AID RICH. Keeping car fares down to five cents rns the rich as m it does poor, Mayor Hylan said to-day in letter to Corporation Counsel Burr, pgratulating him for what he has accomplished, “I know you wil continue to follow out the policy of the city administra- tion to oppose vigorously arbitrary in= creases in fures," writes the Mayor, “not only in the interest of the working man and woman who cannot afford an extra charge of five or ten cents a day and Who should not be taxed illegally, but also in the interest of the rich, to whom the price of a carfare means no difference, but who would The Mayor gives Mr, Burr credit for his “victory over tne T. for a Ave gent fare on the Piaibush Avenue line." jaa tbe a TRIES SUICIDE, FATHER DEAD | Leo McCormack, thirty-three, of No, 695 Ninth Avenue, asked friends and} relatives this afternoon to leave him | alone a few minutes with the body ot | Avenue, When car No, 6022 of the Flatbush Avenue line reached Foster Avenue at 8 last night twenty of the passengers paid the second fare and two refused. The conductor was or- dered not to put the two men off, but to progeed, When the two pecalgit- his father, Patrick, who died on Sun- | day after a long iliness, After many minutes the door was opened and the son was found lying on the floor near the window. 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