The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1921, Page 23

i Not High, Low Last. Cise'ge, High, (ow. (ant, Ohage, | Seare Meh, Low. fast. Adame Exprma Bu + & Recent Cee. 18 iy he INDUSTRIALS. ; Alaska Jemeaa 1% 1% -+ % Keystone ‘tre 10% 15% 16% #00 Acme Coal ow ON CAMs Chalvers : eter thy tac Sea a £1 — 1% | 100 Acme Packing ee Allis-chaknam ‘yo. 17% 77 . ls be ik ee 4“ 1") 100 awo Fuel oi ww Ams Agr Chom,,.. 46% am tee Tub & Tir 6 yy | 790 Car Lene m 2 tM Bn dine Sigy... 3s a4 ie + high Valle 48% — fe] 220 Otc & Ram ML yf... 80 803. Gn Fale sho, 18% 18% " 10% + | 18 Durant stot + WM 20% 10% fm cm... a4 Bh ts Oe ae | $700 Pawire Food % Mth Be Car & Peds: isiw iM ao 109 Later Repter ssa. OM OM 8M fer car A Romo of 10% 110% 110% Co, we oh i ae Pics Hr a in ae at Gta ut ova Wa il SY 1s00 Perfection Tite oo 8 4 c—nk eo ‘a 2 | 3200 Radio com ; we ly MOU eee OO a 8 8 60 aie iy ane IntarvationsL.. 41% 41 4% 36% | a eer Can wee a oe ta , inet ace 2 2 F Ls ie wus a : ; Ama Looumotira. G& SMM ate oe 1 400 Nweres (x ey, L,Y = Sy ahs pees: peg Ss M U S$ Steam... ae eS GK BS — YH Maltule Steel a» WL eee bee oa. M4 Se ek he 7 | 200 rotted Prom Sharing, 1% INU SOX wR S| Sata Acme M4 STANDARD O/L8 3 1%) Se Amar Co 200 Anglo-Am Oil wy % nM 108 Necaaval ierniit hiv + © | ty Indiana & 6 6S 90 Aesuoal Commit. 2 1 1 a4] One On oe 113 [Nev fawn & Gy GSH WW OB — | goo sO of Indiana 0% 10 70 1 [Nt Ba & oy oe WH 1 WH — Oh cei tas 1% | Nevada Cousol Me 1 yINOT & M On ot ry noo ' j Now York Ceotral ay “ s 14 tg | dew Yor Doak s % "4 1% BIN YN Hee ed tt " rf[syroww J f | #100 Cari Srna ™ 6% Oh N oe iN + | 100 Citiew Servtoe 1 cts 8 1% 7 4 Wis 4 | 700 Denny on ee es Th TH TSN a ; ; | nm a ou | 1% 1% 1% sim ON 1M | ote Pie cere icler td wong Bue tling | 4 1% pia | Pas Devel Comp, *| Me 1 Bak O50 ol ‘ 124 hm 12% eine f 1 Wel & ‘Dt mW Hudson OW... * * eo oo, i tla ig F hv Int Petrol vee 14% 4 i Ga erauee a Ys | 1100 atarscaibo Ol % 2” 7 ‘Fisteice ae oun saukeunt St Ye] 300 Martane He Matte om & %. AN 1 4 gd fine! pt song ert é ae te Cade Went Oi. 1% 1B ‘ 8 | 409 Med tock OL . 4 % ee os oe = Ee . ] 900 Salt Crock Prod eee. 13% 3% oe 0) Simms Pet sere OM $ 600 Skelly Olt. o% 5% % * * 4 MINING, | 1200 Aiae-Be Col veces A opt AMGEN cerstistigerrs te tee 3 2% | 2000 Big Ledge we tae We) Ab Hoes acy, racers 2 2s Y © 10 al | ¥ 1 i} m| a yo % |; A Med * OM gy DUM AFN sareeeceees tl) bd vt Cab. % * * G ‘8 | yon Buwka Holly A a eee nt Imgurance AN Ay Cy * is * | rna0 ¢ fee ton OL wy $-- % “o A ‘ “i Vio aes poe, ig EA . 8 . 4. 109% + Gold Miser PM sees 8 “ » ais S| 1000 Gold Zone sin 48 1 % . IOC Creat Bend sesvceesceee 2 8 4% i * V4] goo Hecla Mining ..seeceee Sh 3% , 1000 Tron Blossom oS a 1000 Jumbo Extension ssc. BR \ “ | a700 Knox Divide uo 4 ‘ 1000 MeNamara Moo yo wT y Xe Chen . a | Boe MeNamara Crowne io 3 ‘ ' “ % | » Min 0 oe * Tous Pas 4] ve ry ey} ‘ 4 | tex Coal 16 | 4 4h Ate Mot a sos ‘ a | + 7 | Var afie NOK Ndte 1% — 1h / Piatinum Palladiuie 5% Vas ae Os a | Prince Con 1 A 2 ie VES MT az00 Res Co 7% ver: Gy wy +1 ve aay 1% 40 | Ge00 Sliver Itty New re °° Haunve 4 6 | 1:0 Silver King Divide 1 a a * Sewbal ae Reg So AMP AD ees 8% a Nhe 2700 Tone Divide iW 1% 1% we ol. . T 1a + ‘| 10 Tonodin eee ieee fe Motom, ‘ 14s 4) Vanadiaen Stoel 2 + % uve ‘Tonopah Sidway 15 1h) 48 7 si 1 Ciwxnieal, 0% | ‘Woopad Min Wh olw oN tiation Cryer, St Kha 2 % s 19% + | 1000 Tooupan Montan 8 8 eS cori we. 3 comms mm | Wen fi, 17% 106 Tnopah Heme Eula. AT " ‘Ag Con vf +a “on 200 0 & Courttveutal new, % fe Motor 4 | Weer dom As dy | 100 United Verde m n eg ibe v : ran Wr tid C. 1 1 @ibier ‘were 1 Waving & 1%. 8 1000 White Gaye. ek eee er Olor Mar of Be — Whe & LB pe 44 ze | 1000 Witmer ’ Pine ... He + ty | While Moma + *] FORRIGN BONDS ‘inaible Ou. White (70 Se | cow nem cov Stes ar) | nOXDS | rou attted ymca ts wm mo Wi Au ‘Il os OTR UT | Love am Tet a 24 1 90% vO 90m couda Cope Ca... MK BO Ml 5400 Ana v3 WW Anglo Am Ot 100 “ co 1% | 10 Steal 1 25% | 20000 Harrwsadh 5 9 | 1000 Ga & Hawt IL Be. a By William E. Simmons. The club sulle on the George | 4000 com Gas 8s 100 HIGH WATER , ter Robbins, tre 2000 Omnner 1001, 1 L. L, tm quest of flounde: Hell Gate, 4 i of founders att EM land fluke, a8 they run, 4 7 Don 24 00 Goudri Tisise rane ; r Original Nut Clu of Lamy | 1000 Grand ‘Trunk 6%e.. P i Hat 4 Island City made its first fishing tr 1 Gur 0 a8: asi ison last Sunday on the ax 1000 Latkene Bt Oe. 1000 Morrta & Co Tihs... A croaker was caught in Jamaia |" Ray last week. ‘The fac femarkable. First, it is fully a month | | hhead of the carliest seasonal appear nd Gun from Freeport. | gooo Nat Cloak & Sul B., D4 included W. Grenzer, W. | 1000 Onio Powers Te. lder, W. Rudney, A, Wish-| 200 Sears osbusk ishard, W. Ross, W. Hoyt, |! Siscalr © Tine. i at fish hereabouts. 4, Ws eae 5000 Solvay et Cle Be, 100 pie ee s et aver before, has, i Devers “Big Ed” and three pals, | goo soutnern ty hot in ma care, , 2 ‘apt. George Jiggers, U. 8. A., J, Col- | 6000 Svutnwan De , hb croaker been catght in that bay und Joe McKeegan, ‘They fished | 278.08 ¥ _ Fapout five houns oft aford and | 39000 7, er 0 fo, SL Chambers Jaye a 18000 Texas Co 7s. ai M. Krasner of sat treat fan. | Cusnt U2 flounders. The club's next | 000 Un ity of tar Tikes... ; treet, who is also fond of trent flshe | 14,111 be from Freeport on Sunday, | 11% Vesnun 00 te + 100% 109% ing, will take a party out from Wreck | 1 yyy 9000 Western lec tn. 90% v9% yead next Saturday morning, flounder! fishing. Thus, one by one, lordly trout) Teyin B, claim that these small ni who earnea h cannot ive rays wl sraly ' and thrive in any but fr fishermen are turning to tt wiy|fame about New Rochelle years ago|til they have grown to founder for convenient sport, And aaa sklpoer Of st arosmiant ch aoe or size, which I have not : klo it does give sport, Lee Sane RORe ’ Of Prob: |to find out from any with rn light tackl avuting striped bass naturally near |haye consulted, ¥ pei Annwpolis, Md. He has caught a large ee that there is no| number of bass, from five to twenty- five pounds, on the hook and Nine and It is an old sayin. an exception, In p. apawn in Chesapeake rule without an ex on bomm, mnpounded them ina pond on the [Spawn In Ches Prt soagons flounders have bitten beit rm Rive: ome mnlles above An. | North Carolina, he water | tiver is about 12 per cent. salt the young Osh cannot be raised there remains to be tried. IT will tell you more wbout it later when I have ex maica Bay, but » caught most of the fish non, they are his experiment has not first | Yet bad time enough to work out, yn the ebb tide in J ap to the present, this tid to be biting best during the your of the flood, One old fisherman | se fish. |, Writing to mo under date of Apri!|grows half an inch a month, and a salagesterday there was no use fi9h-|49 "he mays riped bass have not| three-year-old fish, 18 inches lor ngiat any other time spawned yet and will not do so until| will weigh 2 pounds; a 24 to 26 inch ut the 10th of May, and the eggs|fish, four years old, fram 6 to ahout two days to hatch, with| pounds.” The difficulty encountered emperature of water at 70 dégreea, | hitherto in the propagation of striped ris is not hard to do, and with or-|bass bas lain in getting the eggs and or the sea-|dinary success per cent. should|melt. Mr, Huntington is trying to the following dates for the sea-|natch, ‘The hardest part is to take|overcope that diMeuny, and ‘his’ ex. May 8 and 2, June 5 and 19,| care of the little ones and raise them|perimext will be watched with a great « ques apt 17, Aug. 14\and 28, Sept. 11 until two months old, Fish culturists deal of, Interest, - ja The Pi-Line Fishing Club, consist-| ing ghiefly of World compositors, has "THE CURB-230 P.M. | At 10 o'clock on Friday night. This) decision certainly was responsibie for | the weakness of the cotton and foreign | first exchange markets and undouptedty | ‘“ductions ‘prevailing curio the Is 20, that wages were market's decline. Weakness in wheat| duced about 20 ‘per vent, on the aver- of the com- per cent. of arily good crop pros asserted that of the announcement of p the United States Steel Corporation. | Subsidiaries earn | Even if new business, att perimented further, ‘The striped buss Stocks, cotton, grain and the for- eign exchange markets all showed a weak tone to-day. Declines in the stock market ranged from good- sized fractions to*nearly three points. Cotton declined $1.50 a bale in early dealings. Wheat lost 5 cents a! john A. ‘Topping. bushel. Demand sterling opened with a loss of 1% cents and almost immediately extended its loss to be- yond 2 cents, | The gov ple Alliance” to g» out on strike] [S “NCnK Place Me. Topping (et it arter of this with prices Was a contributing factor in the siock| quartet of was due in most part to extraordin-| @&8 and that of Is, which were made to appear even more favorable by the erninent weekly weather ac There was wide difference of opin- Gonditioha ion regarding the stock market effect) jyuring tne fiw e cuts by| the Lavkawanne As a matter of fact its influence ap- | MISSty a peared to be negligible In the long} a deficit run it undoubtedly will prove to be aj ter of 1920. step in the right direction, But in Wall Street it is regarded as ex-) ation i Willi although in quarters known to hi xcellent knowledge regarding Steel! y Corporation affairs The Sta K to-day reduced t was said that kerosene rom 16 to 16 J received assur-| ‘The price oi gescl ynsi s of steel | 28 a gallon. orders would be fie the ourperation hi auces 1:4 that substanti placed If reduced prices were put in fore the Intern On the other hand, it was argued than § tnd quite correctly x TRON ates that it now costs the Stee! Corporation 4 age of ubvut $40 a ton to tu finished products. Present operations ere fous hy) Are at about 45 per cent, the le price culs, permits ope 60 per cent. of capacity annot son point of ite low men Pacific declined ae re ber high-pr cut steel prices iy declined a yromt or an y remarks of Pres the 1 erywhery cv ‘all str afule. Labor will |r vod spirit | were © opera. | tive, W hear ¢ And when it vccept a cut it is believed that t und traders will take m. el shares, including tt pendent companic ut the present tir » to-day independent declines ranging pects of ve purcha etween one | mud Railroad stock. in were con. | oils and equipments ously heavy. Nertbern Pacific) mostly showed — reaction a} American Sumatra points on the reducty went down mere than w for the year declined to 33, or w There at the last bell TVORY GARTERS lust so long, you can’t remember when you bought them. 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Company dt net protit 1 corny m Rockefeller has 1 dreetor of the Union PB tremely doubtful whether much neW/ road, He was succeeded , business will be induced at this time, | Clark urd Oil Company or t ents a ynelion The exceptionaily tay ued just before the et yesterday arned for euc din the stock climb r the year showed an advance of 21 points pared with the low price for the y Itus reported that earns iro. nT appears to want to recommends fe and detinite vis as ty a solution of the problem, and une that has omplishmerit, b hree points | Motor and aecessury shai dend from 10 to 8 per cent | ror comman dividends during the first | quarter of this year were at the rate of $85 0 share annually. at cables 8.90 1-2; francs, demand .0707, cables 0703; off | Belg 0786. bles 24 003, AGS; cables dollar Gian kr, an THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1921, La 0161 demand 88%, off .0063c. 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