The evening world. Newspaper, December 30, 1919, Page 14

Se i t { WALL STREET News and Gossip of To-Day’s Market—Present and Fu- fure Prices. , @pecuiators tm the etock market were anabashed to-day by extremely high money rates. Cal funds re-| nowed at 15 per cent, a figure that has not deen exceeded this year Later the rate rase to 25 per cent. | Adams Taxgrom.... Ad Romely .... Ad Rumely ptt... 71 Afar Rafter use OF Alana Cont 1% Alenia Junmen com BG Alke Chale see 8 Am Agri Chem Am Bent rsear Am ‘Rony Mag 4. 124% Am Can, wr Am Oar & Yound 209 Am Cotten Gil, ..4 40% Am, Am, Am, A It was when the higher figure w mT touched that stocks were in strongest r iy mi demand. er The opening was irregular and) am. Linwat . ‘ when noon approached considerable ey Incentive . + 10% selling came on the market. This ap- | {0 Mev: ee peared to come from holders Who|’sm gms & Ite. wished ito establish market losses | Am. ad. + 108 which they can figure in the next |Am. Gel Hunt... as en, Guar ert income tax statement. Buying late |) me te Wo O% in the afternoon appeared to repre-| din. Wool....s... 16 sent the repurchase of these stocks, | Am, Wei, Paper of 664 Bull polls were not slow to take od Geo advantage of the favorable market | «naconda ..- s+ situation thus created. Persons who | Amen steal!mtion, Amo, Dry m wold blocks to establish lowes found in many cases that they had to pay Amora ted tcbiam at from two to three dollars per ehaze | Atcvimn iy, i 4 more to get them back, Auto Salm Corp. 19 American Woolen was particularly | Mlantic Come ts tie pnoyant rising no less than 10 points |nimin Leo. 1. 113% und leading motor and oil shares after | nattimors & Otuo.. 61% noou day unsettlement rose from two tare oa, + ADIN to four points. sage i % Rafiroad shares moved indiffer-|han. Gea” ts emtly, coppers were practically Un-|iBeth, Sted Be. oo Biaberien 2.0 changed and steel shares appeared unable to follow the advance in Oil8, | juin motors and miscellaneous indus- trials. United States Stee] after re- | Brum, ‘Torn, urn Bro, Butte Oo, ceding a point from tast night's final price was only able to recover St8] putin & Siqerior.. toma, Butterick Co, eee Caddo Cent, Ol. Current money stringency is prac- tically disreganted for the reason [C0 [eeee +: that it is generally believed to be only | ene It is figured that when | (oe desther © finished prepartions f0F | (yee Lawther, ur... taking care of the year end interest |) te Pas and dividend disbursement rates Will |(isneie Motor again become normal. ‘News developments of the day out- Y & he side the money situation were color- |." yo q 4.9 less, Much attention was directed |," poy gp to a Cabinet meeting held in Wash- ington, but it was stated that noth- ing of particular financial importance was discussed. Foreign exchange rates were in- clined to go lower but no pronounced weakness was disp ed. Demand sterling dropped to $3.75 3-4, a loss of 2 1-2 cents. The stock market continued strong to the close of the session. The char- acter of the trading broadened in the Chea, Ohio ©, A, & POD Col, Hoel & Iron, xt. Briyn, Hap, ‘Tran. ie Union Gas, 60% Brann Show Co... 100, ie & Symithern, Con, Gas Co, 1% wy « Eat OR on “ am 0 198% oo 16 o% mM 1% 16% Me w sT% wis 100% 30% 254% 1015 o 100 Om 16% jast half hour and transactions ann, - totalled well above a million shares. | com, ace Mtn as us Cotton ‘moved irregularly and Was! Cont Condy ool sy ae practically at the close Of'| Gon pred, ofc) ant ot the day. The corn and ots markets | Com Prod. pt. .... 100 100 were strong. Corn showed a gain|crucmic Biel 0.0, 23 Sov of from 2 to 21-2 centa per bushel | crc, gil pt... an Ur on unfayorable crop news. Cuba Cane Sug. BK 0% Se Cube Can 8 pt “OBS HAPGOOD RES RESIGNED, |G2o dn Se: --; ctw 0 Con, Tex, Corp, ... 31 30% WHITE HOUSE SAYS/|™ ¢ Some. ox 02 Ten, & Rio. Gr. 7 7 D, & Ho. G. of. Dome ioc Asked That Resignation Be Ac- cepted Quickly So He Could Answer Charges. WASHINGTON, Dec ment was made at the White House to-day that Norman Hapgood, whose appointment as Minister to Denmark ‘was not confirmed by the Senate, had tendered his resignation to President Wilson two weeks ago with the request that it be accepted “quickly,” so that the could ans charges by Harvey's ‘Weekly that he had sought financial as- sistance in this country for the Russian Soviet authorities, The resignation was accepted, Hapgood requested that he Le not glven @ recess appointment, In the view of State Department oM- cials as expressed yesterday, Mr. Hap- g00d's commission as Minister to Den- ark expired when the Senate ended its pecial session last month without act- on his nomination. fie conferred with Beeretary Lansing yesterday to report on the situation tn Roviet Russia, as reflected in informa- tion reaching him while he was in Copenhagen. JOHN H. O'BRIEN | GETS TRANSIT JOB 80.—Announce- Former Secretary to Mayor Mc- Clellan Made Inspector of Bureau by Commissioner Nixon, John H, O'Brien, former Secretary the Mayor and Fire Comm Mayor George B. McCh to} lasioner unde lan, was ap- pointed by Public Service Commissioner | Maxwell Mot Nixon to-day to be General Inspector | Maxwell Mot of the Transit b u of the commis. | Mas Tent stores sion at $6,000 a year. | ran Vet Former Assemblyman M , | Sy Donnelly of the Thirtenth District in| yiusaie sicet Brooklyn was appolnted to be Third] 4 M1 1, New Deputy Commis: rat aw salary Of| Mi Kan & Tex $7,500. Mr. Donnelly is a tawyer. . The influence of “Col. seen in the appoin closely trusted had a long confers before saillog for 1 re with Mr. Ni ly two weeks Wiktom (Coal 2ulkoukk Jalen ne Ene tet Wis Famous Players FPishetoody Viok Rutter Feenport ‘Texas jaston Wil & Wig, Ge General Motors Gen, Mot, deb. . Goodrich, Gray Minn Gemt Nor, Ry, (ica Nor, Oro. Gry & Dari. fremne Caranea. Cuulf Staten steel Hawdell A darko, . [tino Cenim’ Impiration Copper Interttary Con, Interbore Co! Int, Harvester 180 Int, Mer, Marine. 48 Int, Mer, Mar, pid, 105! Int, Nickel. poy Int, Paper i Iron Prociucts Jones tiros, tely Gorin Key WV eas Dee Kamas Cuy Lackawanna Steel Jae livbber & ‘Tire Latngh Vailey Lowel & Oteyern dansilard Lania & Mackay Martin Parry Maxwwll Motors su BU% Nasribe PAY BOOST FOR ALDERMEN. Estimate Board Votes . to $5,000 « Year, ‘The Estimate Board t jay unani- ‘mously voted to increase the salaries of Aldermen from $2,000 to $3,000 a year. The Aldermen will take similar action ‘As he i# in favor of the increase Mayor Hylan will sign the resolution before Jan. 1, thus preventing « position on & tochnicality will be effective at the ning of the new year. gin eo Be Sem 70 Cauces ivity ature te announced in, the eating of a Iv poy cus for next Tuesday rit ‘ele ha’ Bpeaier Indications aro tt | Nee Y. Airterake Y, Contras v3 y y Nu ‘Ont & | Norte Be | Northen: | Nore fone o | Precio Gas 0% Decwfic Mail tl Acme R Deal Rh Srabran! St, Peoples Gas Tere Marquette , Pah, ©», Pinte Arrow Pw Penn Pann Pierce OU .... Pita, Coal 22. 330% 85% 10% W's 70 “oN 0 Pits, & W.Va Pond Crwh Crm) | Prow Sts Teatieme Vunte Gracar Toy Conger Teading a eeninginn Type, Keg), Motor Hap, diem & Otewl. 217% #14 Hey, Iron & 8, pf, 100 Heyal Decis N. oY, 100% ow Savage Anns 4 . 15% 45% 42% AN | 4 8 . » ‘ 000% Ms 1% “ut “ we + %! Wie 10 Th 4 8 w% — {Suite Move 4 113 O_— 1% [HE Jewogts How 611 s+ %| wt = % 1, & San ira # ith il + (8, & Wid 4 | 1) + | Superior ted ws 4 4 Hy — KI Stel T&T wo s ‘| ate + Tig] Tenn, Om, & CB, 10 oN «| 0% — 1 | Texas C0. Em %| Teme & Io “ ¥| ‘Thint Ave 1 64 + | Tomer fro ‘m 0% -- % « 116% —~ <4 « “ w 1 | Unitet Alm i vim “United Drg ..... ‘ | oer 1% [United Pru WI% + 0%] Un, a 20% — HT Un Rete w% Et 100% + 2410 wo TF : | 18% oy f'8 awaiting triql on charges similar to 87 q] those against Capt. Detzer, testiied in 12% + | behalf of the accused Captain. 84 — ty] Questioned about statements purport- 10 + %led to have been made by him before Hine — 1. Jinvestigating oMicers in France, Madden G1% + a failed to recall his testimony. He gave % 41. ]as reason that he had made the stz 400% +6 | mefit two weeks after he had come out | 30% — % fof solitary confinement and couldn't re- %% —1%| member what he had said =——- 5 | ito i a7 + | {ll Be — | oO — % 0% — 1% | 70% — % | Be % | fox — 1" | || a6’, + 14 |||] What ie back of the Market | DB +0 Activity in this Stock? | si Have you recently invest the || | 1 present status of the Federal Oil Co? |) | Manvtand Pas, Corp Wertern Vein Wertingiouse Woeeting Willys Overiand WillyeOverland «f. 0 White Metors Winn « Woruhington bx, dividend DETZER WITNESS PROVES STUBBORN| Firat Sergt. U. Stephen Capt, Detzer's Military was cross-examined by Kelly at the pt. Detzer to-day. Madden of | Police Company | Trial Judge Ad- court martial of The Sergeant, who yocate Although offered strong inducement. to talk freely about conditions at the Letra camp, Madden steadfastly de- | lined It is expected that Capt. Detzer will | take the stand im his own dofense to- morrow morning. BANKING AND FINANCIAL. ty De you knew that three new adding about 4,500 bbls. dail; \ duction, have just been completed Fell || the Kansas properties? | ie Am init b. 15, ha | fant been declared on the ‘com: || mon, stock. | 1h imely on 1 Of, | iScusses the company's Roery oil investor should investi. || gate the profit possibilities of Med write or telephone oe R iy zak DETROIT ROCHESTER BUFFALO 7 SYRACUSE PORCUPINE. Phone Breed 6016 Diveot Private Wires to Canada and all offices, Harry A. Cochrane & Co. STOCKS & BONDS Suite 1417 67 Exchange Pl. _ Phones 3581-3336-7 Rector, SAVINGS BANKS, | 1900 ' enw fi 0 Am Cand 700 Am Maren ‘ 100 Car 1 5 ‘ 1500 Columbia Emerald » 2 ' ne Asp , m0 General Motors sot 0 1% 1% 1 } ‘ " ‘ 200 ” £00 Tawws 1 1500 Mont Ward ¢ ‘ * Motor Prod f ‘ 1000 Ni ‘ 1 #000 2800 ' nano Tim Mud ‘ ‘ 200 Vandervort mide 700 Snows Fountains... 1 200 wd Hubber 1g ‘4 2400 Submarine Boat " a 13% 100 Sweets Co ‘ sO ox L ty Ma P , 7 0, 8 Miah Speed Tool 27h 4500 U8 Steam 5 * United Piet Prod 1 1200 United Profits 3100 Ret Cand: is ‘ 1500 V Visiadon 4 1000 Vanartiuin rt # 2% 1000 W Coat ‘ ‘a 4% 1800 World ‘ 700 World i é ‘ . STANDARD OILS 900 Anglo-Am Olt 7 4 20M 10 Prairie O & Gissecee 010 080 650 OS Oi Of N Sessecoess 298 125 728 “ 10% 0 Allied O11 ‘ ‘ * Amal Hoyaity 1% 1 ‘s Hazon 1800 Burknett Van Cleave 1900 Carib Synd 400 Cities Ser Betts 2900 1000 600 F 1900 1000 400 Fi 900 Island Oi 1000 1500 300 2800 1000 100 500 500 400 Living: Maw Maracaibo Merritt Oil a Metropolitan Pet. Mex Pan ‘i Midwest Itef . Midwest ‘Tex. Morten Pet 1500 No Am Oil 4200 Pennok Ol 500 1 600 1 600 2400 7300 800 Tyan "SAVINGS BANKS. EXGELSIOR SAVINGS BANK ordered in erent credited 10 pon en ogitn made on or before Jan will d from Ls can be. open Banking by Mail," sent frre, WILLIAM J, ROOME, President, JOUN ©, GRISWOLD, Secretary, by mall Booklet a aH 108TH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND SL Went Gath street, ‘The seen} annial FOUR PER CENT. $3,000 alter Toant of ‘Trustees has declared fividend at the rate of pet annum, om all deposits from $5 to payavie ou and betore danaary 10th January NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK N. W. Cor. 14th “a and 8th Avenue Dividend Jan, ist 1920, at_the rat FOURPER CENT Der anviura on ail sums from $5 10 $3,000 pEvostrs MADE Oy OR hl One GAN HORI WILE DIKAW INPERLST FROM JAN, Ist, Witt | CLARIS r WALTER i 191, at PER CENT oposite from $5 to $3,000 on. thy Hy Laws, payable ou aad wary 10th will “Four: filed Uber after DUNNING, Recretary. The Board of Trustees ba» declare! a ON ALL | POMK JAN. 10TM, 1080, WILL JOHN 8. DALY, Comptro! Four Per Cent. Per Annum. DEPOSIPS ENTITLED THEKwTO. UAW Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank | 51 Chambers St., New York | Semi-Annual Dividend at the rate of | pr eK OSITS MADE ON OR BK+ PROM JAN, IST, 1920, NT JOUN J, PULLEYN, President, "THE EVENING WORLD, TUERSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1919. xt ten days which would retail CURB FLUCTUATIONS Mr, W + stipulated in perntitting IN OILS AND INDUSTRIALS r Ne eee een Griemireaeel 1 er Mr, Williams Meh, Low net $31,280 deerea iv from main laa ‘ { ' iter the 1 ‘ 788, tnere Sor "9 urplus afters charge d ae ' Calendar Free a tah Reproduction of Famous Painting, 9 Requnyah Oi ’ “ te : 7 af up Through the Woods, ip atu ‘ ‘ % $5,251,634, increase, $184,115. Pia ' ” eT ‘ « * . mon op, deficit . Aveaa tah 1% a ’ » $ (s uf Ol r to you! sdk dlls : ‘Wee ae dak th RETAILERS —48¢ om A) ts odie, stom | poe alts Gold. rer] IN 5-LB. LOTS OR MORE j nn) Tnited Tox. 0 ts Unived M Mex K % 4 urtered ON CASH and CARRY PLAN pang | 400 Woodburn $ 5 s 1 : = wil Sheehan has been appoint MINING. ‘ ea AA anetitant manuger. of the . SATISEACTION OR MONEY BACK i Maer . 3 ae [Department of Gillies Coffee Co. } Amer Honduras so | Commerce. an Ne Auerican Mines 1 Raps ny | bank ity 1930 Bib belle Bk angte Sos 6 *Atiante, ‘ a + a made chief + 8 | U.S STEEL HOLDERS INCRE day axplied to. the Public Hervice Cc ) 1 On Dec. 1 last, when the 3. mission f permission to issue Me ie 1%) Cyrporation closed its books fc 000 of « * | quarterly dividend on the common ss A U2) stock, the number of holders was age Don't treat it lightly and try 4 ry | 318, ag , three months be fas Gombeny “would to get along without glasses, is 1%, fore an record figure of March | 568,000 to buy tal stock of the You are bound to suffer the 24 1 York Ed y ut par penalty of failing eyesight. Reliable Eyesight Exami: by Registered Eye Spec Correctly Fitted Glasses, $3 to $10 up a Utth ting supply, « 5 s further proved by rs holding at end of GRANTS 20-CENT PRICE ON SUGAR | j r of this year showed B a Sede, ge m QE hrlicité Sons. mt ine te 2 a pt nikow-Rionda Established 67 Years. *| Holders oft pee stock a to place ||]New York: 184 B'way, at John St. Game Reathet SeagR in| On ne of Cuban 23 Sixth ‘Av. 15th St 4 $m May and $0,344 in| SUKar at 20 cents, retail. The com age weet fo Me . pany explained to Mr. Williams that “9 ‘West "gad Street, 0 *Fumbo Ratmson ees {t had purchased this sugar raw in| x ‘ bite i nox Divide ‘ Cuba at 131-2 cents a pound.” Mr | Srooklyn: 4¢8 Fulton St.cor.Bond St Tacs Py ®) Canadian 1 gross | Williams held that the margin between ‘Marsh Mt 1 ; inere net | the 131-2 and the 20 cents wus notyex- | Va 26 dec ssive. He added, however, that sugar } gross would be brought imto New York within | LWSweet eo, clio. BROADWay. cor. 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