The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1919, Page 24

Teason for expec tig will enact favorabi¢ Togisiauon Before Calumet & Ans, uhe first of the ye 6 forced to oul th High. Low, Clow. om ee a % 3% 3% * 1% TI fis + Ibe * ih @ + ie % om hh ie we a ee ee ae | et .& rm Sonet tiem . : Oh * Be Kaity.4 to-flay’s stock market was ge SA A+ 8 Jess 12” Wh Wh + or Je: ot humdrum affair a ieee 7 ohms ively unimportant price | \; , ywere several history- developments. af nnecgy ve was a sharp xchange rates. De- Pept to the hitherte mw mark of $3.41-2 Bome ed ales at $8.94. Dhis |" & decline of 14 cents to the ae within a week: Ex- 4 to a new francs per dollar, |} “the domoralization in] es, cotton ‘sold at pound for December “4 @ new thigh record. been angued that de- ex makes coven OS. we hw Manatee le OO tnug syed. Die Tih ft Hide pet Ly ah joo sees Ge tte fut. Cp, vas Al S the pew high mark tor] 000 bales daily, which are depend- Part on foreign pur- moved contrary he both corn an ov 2 cents por bushel. moyed back and for- fashion. Traders id jn the nows, a sufficient further market opera- at's message was more “than ¢ otherwise simply |) tt it failed to urge nd legislatho: id alo | “tauled 0 treaty. Gea my vices Were Pt o 4 ine ww the best’ of « o% t Congress Gait, Yeuvi, fie ~ ~ * #5 Perret er © Sere ve eer Carhagian ac (The more a a p of Be eul Leainr at strike situat lity that many = ke is BOO Be - Fe ed the day at 6 per more liberal ecoety vha) ~ = ee eh Pee Het te te eee ey + ae te wee ~- err Freee ow = ~ ee HPeee tee 1 be a ge to-day agopted Eirias * ier: ly budget Tare Peels AM 3. The rd Abceape reductions. ‘The Be fe tee recommended that |B Aldermen William | Pret 8. Gaynoy, Repub= | nc hue hers of the Finance |yogort Texas. 4a minority report. |Gaston Wil. & Wik. Geusral Cigar + +) iteiee ® eee ® General Motors, * tg , am Ge Covance, + Gulf States Steel. ++ + ‘Haskell & ia Homewiake Prt + Uivole Central Inspiration Co; Intertoro Con. ts. + THE OUTSIDE MARKET. the outside market to-day, and quite a number of specialties were big up for substantial walng. Activity was largely centred in oil shares, Most of the big producers are able to report pew constructive property developing ajmost daily. The most efratic performer was | General Asphalt, whigh gfter dectin- ing $ points to 100 roge to 111, Re- cently this gtoek has’ been made a speculative footpall by professional bears, and (o-day’s strength repre- sented forged short covering. Simms Petrojeum, which has been of the oll group, moved Texas-Ranger Producing & Refining Co. Officially listed by the New York Curk Market Association Bought—Sold—Quoted Circular on request G. D. KNAPP, JB., & CO. Estiblished 1900 Investment See Singer Bidg., 149 Broadway, New ¥ork City Tel. Cortia 2548-4-5, 6273-4-5 Int, Mor. Mar. gf It, Nickel Kelly Sowrine Row ‘Keamee City fo. Car & Bound i Ate 1B Ys |ladia. Steet... + Ce ‘ Loriiant + Maxwell Motors 4 ee we ait Minn.’ St, 1, mw Mo., Kan, CY Montaia Power F Seren 1% |Navaoal Anttine, National Pi — National Lead, x : ig [Nevada Cond... eatablished on buying | WA ; 3 e . Airbrake... wooks 4 A vor ae * “19. 2.8% a M, 4/8 ¥. Qo. we ow, 4.” |Norfotx "Souther, Nowfotk ko Wert... Nortiem lactic. Nowa Stotia Sto. Ono Cities Om... Oklaboma 1. = xe * + ++14+! Pan Asier, Jeatral.. Penn. Pore Marquette. + hee i+ Reo. Nelo... Kap, Iron & mee Tag Durch 8. Y.. Savage Saxon = . [eee eet ee Pee Hp ete 494+ + bt ee Petit + up 2 points to 641-2, Jater Vanadium Steel were ini a} eeconds to two minuteg. Shutting Thdustriat and mining shares moved settteatt out os Wealne in ontario venly di- , ing to the ex- ‘i ¢ aap) bint 1 oe rs Co ae 9/4, “were whipped to an*agent in Now tination op following trains without actual Joys of time and would speed Bullish speculation was renewed 19) fen. vided between 81 mall pnd and Joneses. ‘The Goldwyn Pictures Corporation an- nounces that negotiations paye just | up the seryige. | been completed of large financial interests JAto the cor- the entry nt Powder Compal y Bg an hour, bl wrilmington: R. R. M, Carpen' President of the du Pont Powder “Com- 1 n Uae, “we te, Vieo hy miles a pony} £).C. Kure, Vieg Reatane i tee | etums trafic pp the weet|papiidation of Mepregentatives "ot th Hon; William Topkis, George T. Bisse, Vice Presigent entra! Union ‘Trust Spnpaly ; , Abbot M. att Phew horiked amng mt § iL, ran N ION ap ie out Net Coa, 4+ 2 | 4000 Acme Coat ‘ ™% % 2 10% 4+ 1% | 500 Actos Keplon i eA 7% +1 400 Am La France Engine. 12 11% 11% % 0 +1 6 tb + 1% | 2000 o% 0% AK yy ate 10% 59% dole +1 | 2200 Am Rafety Razor ...... 1A Is 8 = 1%] 100 Ket Am Chem eee tae = e| 200 Heit Amer Tobacco coup, 25% 25% 25% + Me] 100 tucyrus re + fe] 600 Mutterworth J ccc A + YW] 1500 Car Light “ . ™m 8 OM + $e] 800 Dafoe Bustin occ, WE + Ye] 100 Firestone Tite of .. os 98 oD 9400 General Asphalt ........ AI 100 110% + 1% | 10700 General Motors .... See ae —- 2 | 200 Grape Ole tees 1M 1M 1M 3 | 600 Grape Ola pt... 1% 1% 1% 1900 Goldwyn one 8 Oh + 1 | 1999 Hayden Chem ..., 6% 0% pt + | 100 Hendoe Mie oe. woe ‘MO Hupp Motors ....... W% 1% 4 + 114) 50 Mydrautic Steet o 4 200 Ti¢drautle Beet pf, » +1 || 1000 Indian Packing 1% Yi] 200 Lake Torpedo ee + he) a) sees a ah + %) si00 14 i” um mM + | 1100 Maihohm Motors .. Gy — | 200 Mercer Motors. os 4 MS + Ml $00 Nor Am ‘Paver ........ BM Ae + 1%) Seam ine 2 6 +3 200 Perfection Tire naw .... 1% 1% 200 Root Vandervort ........ 82% 82 “1 300 Ravold Tire uo 4] 2 Buspoos Repay Ue % prea ‘oat 16 15M Awift. International 50 ' + 300 Sweets Co AL 10% % | 15500 0 8 Svcam ‘6% + &| ru ef + 19% a8 + 00 Unt 2% 1% EP see vnnag Geum aah 1 | 4000 Vanadiahy Steet y % {000 V Viviadon Ine 2% | 100 Warren jitos % ATANDARD ou. % | 1000 Aneto: Am O11 ; 0% at 10 Praire PL a oat ra 1M] wong RI. 10 «108 ras OX ONY 437420 aat + 4 20 Union 3 12515 3 ‘800 Alliance. 16% 200 Allied Gy .. %) 1500 Amal Tomy. % | 500 Aritex ‘On. M | 1000 Associated OU Pl 1000 Boone GM 100 Vyomin ug | 22.00 Moston Wroming +1 + & + 1M + + % -1 1200 Island Olt %] 100 Livingnton 1%] oro Magna Qi %) 3000 Maracaibo yam. 00 Merritt “OU x! if i’ * % 7 | CURB FLUCTUATIONS IN eis AND INDUSTRIALS PUBLIC UTILITIES HERE WILL GET NEEDED FUEL; MLL WELL STOCKED HOW \Regional Director Hardin to Meet Demands in East Under Priority List. A. T. Hardin, Bastern Regional Di- rector for the United States Fuel Administration, said to-day that the Central Committee at Washington quarters it was nominally quoted a8 ' would empower him to meet all the 00 4000 *MeNamara *Marsi Min *Mothertode Nipissing 200 Onondage 1000 Ophis Silver 6000 Rope Group 1000 *Man Toy 4000 Silver King of Ariz... 00 8 tlver Lead 5000 "Stewart Min 1000 *Nuceess Min 600 Tonopal Belmont .. 2000 “Tonopah Cag Boy... W000 “Teno iow 1700 10 Went Kad € 2000 Fyhite Caps. 1000 White Caps Kat 2000 P Wilbert Tow *Yerrington 12000 Alligd SOUTH DAKOTA G, 0, P. FAVORS RESERVATIONS ‘Indorses League of Nations Under Such Condijiens, But Bars Amendments. WAY PIPBRE, 8. Q., Deg. 2—The South |Dakota Republican State Convention |this afternoon indorsed the League of | Nations covenant “without amendments, but with reservations.”* This was incl In a “platform jassailing “di atic extravagance and praising “Republican economy.” } The Demorratic Convention adjourned wee ae SEE trom uate experts of roe Jovewor-| AUBTION OF GERMAN DOLLS “i HALTED BY PROTESTS statements of The Byeping World| bp made ee @ Rowe for the demands for «| TRAFFIC EXPERTS % * =| OF LRT. ADMIT *” * ” * ”% * "| Testimony ar on Up State- * | ments of Evening World S on Service. % Deputy Public Service ommis- Representative Gandy. ” * % ough Rapid Transit Company, whieb | Lf substantiated the. officially } Olga, Lena, Katrina, Rose, Yvonne improved nervice In the subways. Hex- \8P¢ thousands of other Inushing, tati- — %| perts of the paso yd plated: - ,. That the Le: ton Avenue St: zt § aH loads from 7.30 t} [me pia from ope to topty- {0° tI M. ol Jing and crying dolls were frightened almost out of thelr beauty to-day in the Astor Theatre when scores of doll mak- nd doll Vien ered in pro- inst the doll auction advertised an un py Charles Shongood, an = Thee pene Dgestion at the §6tMaauctioneer of No. 639 Bowery. $ sq | Street ogg to crowded traing| “Led by M. 8. Silverman of the New is at fault for foe the plowing up of the|roy Company, Jng.. in the Fifth Ave- system lo @ fwo-mminute headway, pert That the gtatlop stop at the Grand |Jobbers obj of the Lexington Ave- ¢ other | nue Subway varies from twenty-five |t"! and Astor The reek | Central 8 heir F See real- |conditions” at the péth Btreet Stas | gird ‘% ume OP thy a 7 ie .|tion. Between 9 and [2 o'clock A. M.| Otto Vor scoar Jdent of the Chase gecurities Corpora Hon. na yi EE strasnan Bd | hot on t ia 4 ai Brookizg trains, and from to 1 {4 Aa Brock th ce are always straphangers z Thayer, President of Chase Na fonai side subway is deliyed by “loading | nally prohibited bile hi is she on South Perry ae Square onthe wet de subywa: aii The “leading Oeiay at Tines hs | on the east side ling, In the non-ruah hours of Nov. seats. carrying not less ¢ sengers a day. Gould W Tepuis Majeh, been fo. 200 former world’s 19 / ee Se wv just as seriods as the Mintek delays) rinsr pete far bie Sha 1s, Pa eo orn his noon hours from twenty-five to forty persons in each gar Trane ‘witbout William ©. Wood, Re. suecacded Frank Hedley as First Pres nt and General Mana, OF “ihe ae Dorough said chat tbe "eal 0 pas a or Fiat et Qi Soe “et ne. | a: PHILADELPHIA, Rec. $—JSay Gould, nis court champion, bi won the first four sets of the opening i be match for the w Y . Dee Wedneeday,. December wil {rom Walter Kin: 9), Pa Mailed to each mockholder, ‘Transfer books will not Sella, profession be cloves, Tacs A BUa Preséaak tts ch jon, her to Bay, 6, bmt, bps bok ee Blisad hue Building, the manufacturers and ed to Shongood's adyer- tised sale in the Winter Garden, Cen» es, all Shubort houses, of $100,009 worth of doljs gt auction prices. “These dolls.” Auctioneer Shongood York by a Gealer in Cgpenhagen, Den- mark, J am an auctioneer and I handle them as I would any job, I ynderstand that there are 0, English and Under existing conditions of delays {Japanese dolls among them, but I see due to slow Joading of trains at the 1 Grand Cenfraj and 86th Street, the}! Mey are & Fly pow intercare ore feprerantes Py javerace tine of tyeips io suep Raney theatre must end with { ident of theliy only from twelve to Afteen mile In pop-rush hours it is customary for trains to moye at the rts of bee TLE. aT IY AEE |” GorawmAchC Meemacipia s- nding them even t sald the auction in his 18 afternoon's —>__—_ Ex-Kulser Has Biemereiee Petters ported that the Stuttgart Court, on the former German rince sha 3 ot Meee te se mmper of | ed monareh, HAVANA ENTR ENTRIES. the oc ers Unmers found that . 4 ) ¢ ‘stot trains were running on @ heady, taining ot Ri "Thea gt " ao four minutes as late, and in the ai er: or: “e + nad a ia et, aa Bi Goan lw Wither aier. Mh i ( { “am. Ot oH BY AMEE BOUDS fh ohm on “TE TE ORE] at-28, 99.4495 ast 4s, 98-70; 20 4s, 600 Pennok Ol vccecssccse MM ad 9144; 18t Gdehe, 96; 24 G1-45, 91.98; 400 Phillips Sete we DM HF Bd 41-48, 98.96; ath 41- | 2200 Producnr de Refiner..... 1 10% 1 ltory 9 3-$—, 8.98; 890 Ryn OW eee ccccseeee o nm 6 : 4 i 13c0 ‘Sait Creek Pond ....... 40 45% gp | 98-98; IetB@ § 3-48, 10 ieee Gap fe, oe me | STR SUria pr 6901-2, 9000 Skelly Oi 1% 11% 11%] Prespure on sterlix continued until 360 Bouthern States ‘ 1% 1% 1% | the demand touched 3. 1-2. In some ‘900 Mpencer Pet. W% ” | 40 Star Texas ..... BY DY 1% } $00 Teams Coo tee OF Be $00 Wealty Oe et ay [pally. to 395, | Frame checks fell at 500 Vieworia Oi new 1% 1m 1m tO time ‘but recovered to 4600 Vatean O11 o% 9% 9m, | 10.00. Eare oh 4000 White Ou ns g¢y | Quoted 32.37, MINING. ie 8800 Alege Col seseesscere dre 2D PORPHYRY DIVIDENDS UN- | 1000 Arlaona Sliver % % CHANGED, | 1000 °Age . ba 8 3 Utah Copper Company declared! | a 5 93 8 Vregular quarterly dividend of $1.50 a it0 me 1) My Tanate, Ching %e,, Ray 60c, Nevada 1000 © ‘ ¢ |87A-2e. Th are the as three 5400 so et apres ago ind are pay Dee. | 3000 88 ry stock of record Dec. 12. 1 nom oe PARNINGS. 700 % 4 1500 Ci 5 4% «4% | Tilinois Central—QOctohber gross 300 C1 2% 24 2% | $10,774,863, increase $1,005,593; balance | ge . 2 8383 Vater tax $998,412, decrease $216,348; | tise to aieene co YB Ni met operating income $984,230, de- 1100 ip, 21m a Leremse $204,050; ten months’ grogs 1500 11a 19 | $80,670,682, increase $676,806; balance! 1008 ee es jeer tax $4,844,193, decrease $2,600,961; b baad 4 4 4 Tnet opera xg, Income 4,723,897, de- crease $7,756, Wheeling and Lake &; iit be net operating income crease $92,082; ten monthp’ ating income $1,106,081, inert $21,883. Gulf States Steel Co.--October pet ‘income after tax, depreciation, &e., $53,371. Virginian Railway — October — Net operating income, $481,613, inc. $%42,- 655; 10 months operating income, $2,212,040. inc. 708. DIVIDENDS. Ohio Cities Gag Gompany—Regular |quarterly 11-4 per eent. preferred, payable Jan. 1. Cudahy Packing Company—Regu- lar quarterly 13-4 per cent. common, payable Jan. 5, Grape! Chemical Compagy—-Ex- 4p of 2-2 ver pept. apd regular quar terly of 11-2 per cent. on common ang regular * aoubtarly of 11-2 per cent. op preferred, ail payable Dec. 31 ones Bottle Company—Regular rly of 75 cents on comman and Be en preferred stocks, payable est Penn Llano Co.— on st dividend $3, puy- abl ka & Santa Fe R. R. Patera, Fema ‘semi-annual $2.60 sway steady, being | tration’s priority to-day. pfd, payable Feb. 2. NEW COAL RULES WILL DIM CITIES AND SHUT PLANTS (Continued From First Page.) “lever, an immediate shutdown might | be foregtalled if the resiona) coal | committeeg permitted them to oper- | until this afternoon after an address by |%te until thelr present supply of fuel was exhausted, Oply in Kansas, where volunteers worked in the strip pits under pro- tection of State and Federal troops, and in the New River flelds of West Virginia was there prospect to-day of increased production. In the former | seven pits were worked and jn West duction wag jn sight by the end of the week. Throughout the remainder of the couptry, however, jojners a) parently | yereteed steadfast In their determin- 14 per cent. wage increase ordered by the Federal Government and acceded to by the operators. oe MINE BUILDING BLOWN UP. Dyaqmite aed La Workings W Strikers Returned. ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. 2.—A building at the mine of 8. F. Garman, Daugh- tery, was blown up with dynamite late yesterday and a quantity of mining| sai ing P Teturnéd to work follow- Bo of the strike order, Miners May Produce ions. get ” INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2.—State of- sumptiop gperation of mines In Indiat with coal. This fope resulted from a! conversation held by Gov. James P. | Goodrich last night with Edward Stew- art, of Terre Haute, Pres dent of DI trict No, 12, United Mine Workers, who, the Governor sald, agreed to go to Evansville to-day ‘and discuss with miners the gavinablilyy of resuming work to supply the Slate institutions war fuel. s m t Not One of 42,009 Miners in Pitts- bargh District Returns, PITTSBURGH, Dec. 2.—Reports re- Workers here to-day show that not one of the 42,000 idle union coal miners ip the Pitteburgh district returned to work mae union leaders auld, They doctey the miners stood | atl ue blest ta 1 Pespcting the Gar- Jement of per cent, in- | held creage |n wakes, SS il, XMAS PRESENTS =< DIAMOND RING Rat EX on rt ia ‘ey Pag tie tA 19 AN, | pliance with an order Virginfa gperators said pormal pro-| ation not to return to work under the | |machinery destroyed, Tho mine Is or-| PLM se but a number of the men are | ficigls ‘to-day were hopeful of early re- | jow as 8.04. Later buying cauged 4) fue] demands of the Eastern District within the provisions of the Adminis- instructions issued ‘Though restrictions will go into ef- fef’ on the use of coal generally, transportation agencies, public utiji- ties and the Governments institutions | will be provided for to the best of the | Administration's ‘ability. ‘The Director said that the ratiroads, public utilities and the other essential industries were well stocked with fuel. “If it becomes necessary through a continued shorta industries too may be curtailed,” Mr, Hardin said. ‘This, however, is not imminent JEMKMS'S CAPTOR GES UP, |° SAYS FL PASO REPORT he’ net o 494 Rumor That Cordova Has Sur- rendered 10 the Mexican Government. BL PASO, Tex., Dec. .2.—IFrederico Cordova, the vapdit who captured W. 0, Jenkins, the Amenican Consular Agent at Puebla, bag surrendered to the Mexica ngovernment, according to in- formation yeaghing here to-day, It is reported that he surrendered Saturday in the clty of Puebla. It is gad pe decided to give himself up when he learned he was partly the ruse of tive present complications be- tween Mexico and the United States, ———>—-—- WO COAL FOR FOREIGN SHIPS, at An OU) Dev, 5. States Port The furnishing of bunker coal for foreign Mag steamships will be dis continued at a United States port» after 1 A. M. Dee, 6, it was announcer | here to-day by the Tidewater Coal Ex |change. This, offigials said, is ip ived from the Fuel Administration at Washington, HUMBER N ultra-stylish ulsterette full . which furnish State institutions | | ceived at the Offices of the United Mine | of pleasing fashion touches; it has the new all-round belt with buckle, a generously wide convertible collar, and a certain gracefulness of swing and dash that will make it a genuine fa- vorite with men and young men who want plenty of style. Priced at $70.00 Broadway Broadway, at 49th Street 279 Broadway 2 Flatbush Av 125th Street, at 3d Avenue. Ask for the New Kuppepheimer Style Book. we Weld stgratat LON BON wi Evelyn Wood ‘died here to-da! D Wood was borp jn 1838. with distinction In both the navs delicious,cooked ps them warm porridge kee Elw SHOE oh co, iN Sv ip SRE c, te | ‘Bs Sith ae ie Ph af pe 47 Cortlandt St. 44 E. 1th St.