The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1921, Page 24

ae a ‘10 TO 11. Pessimism of professional traders in the stock market was increased this morning by several Gevelopmente of @n unfavorable nature and by the Widespread circulation ¢. unfavorable Tumors. Stocks were offered on the Market in rather liberal quantities, and in the absence of demand on the part of the public or inside Interests the entire list, with few exceptions, had a heavy tone. The statement made lpte yesterday by Vice Pres'dent Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Railroad that that , ®ompany would be forced into rm ceivership or whuld have -to ‘under Government ownership unless railroad wages are further reduced, evidently alarmed many holders of Failroad securities. His pessimistic Prediction was given added weight by the fact that, if reports from the West are to be relied upon, railway workers, including those belong ng to the powerful Brother- hoods, are voting practically unan Mmously to reject the wage reduc- tions which went into effect on July 1 last. Then, there can be no glossing over the fact that the market is disturbea by the uninterrupted decline in the value of German marks. Early this morning the mark was quoted at 81 one hundredths of a cent, a new low record and a loss of more than six points compared with the low of yesterday. Other unfavorable developments of the morning were the suspension of dividefids by the Superior &teel Company, which have been at the Fate of 6 per cent. annually, and re- ports that weveral large corpora- tions whose securities are traded in -on the New York Stock Exchange, after a series of conferences with bankers, have found it impossible to Faise funds needed to avert receiver- ships. Opposed to the heaviness of stocks, the bond market continued agtive and strong, with jiberty issues touching new high records for the year and with industrial and rail- road bonds registering fractional @dvances. After early unsettlemen® the cotton market turned strong, advances amounting to as much as | $2. bale, and most fore gn exchange rates again refused to become dis- turbed by the extreme weakness »f~ exchange on Germany. . Pennsylvania Railroad stock declined | nearly a point, and other leaders in! the railroad group went down to the extent of substantial fractions. New reports of salt water in’ the; United States Steel Corporation sub- | Mexican oil field accelerated the! decline in Mexican Petroleum*and it fell below 98. Steel shares were | comparatively steady, being helped by more favorable trade reports, but the equipments and miscellane- ous industrials lacked buying eup- port and turned heavy on slight of- ferings. 4 {11-70 12, ‘The market continued to be heavy throughout the second hour. Mexi- can Petroleum was the weakest feature, It dropped to 971-2, a loss of more than two points compared with the final figure of yesterday, Other oil shares were off a point or more and apparently were un nflu- enced by an advance of 2 cents « barrel in Pennsylvania and other Eastern crude oil. Equipments, the rails and miscellaneous industrials all fadled to develop ‘rallying power and hovered around the lowest prices of the morning and at net de- clines ranging from good sized frac- tions to more than two points. * It seemed that, temporarily at least, the improvement in stee! trade con- ditions, as attested by Increasing orders and advances in prices, the sensational improvement in rail- way earnings the sharp decrease in the cost of money, improvement in bonds, the rise in cotton and grains, the firmer tendency of oll | prices, improved textile conditions § and stronger prospects of the en- actment of highly constructive legislation by the present session ef Congress were al! lost sight of. a 12 TO 1. 4 —— ‘The market continued to move slug, gishly during the noon hour and failed to develop rallying power of consequences, The official call money rate was raised to 61-2 por cent., owing to the withdrawal of funds by !nterior institutions, and this without reason served to In- crease the bearishness" of floor traders. Btop-loss orders placed by bears were caught in Mexican Petroleum, and it Fan up above par, a gain of nearly 4 points over the low of the morn- ing, but the rally was not long su, tained. Pennsylvania fell below 38 for a net loss of about @ point and |ts seem- Features of the Trading, Hour by Hour ing lack of support further unsettled other leading rails. A new budget of highly favorable railroad earninss statements atally disregarded Even the announcement of further important advances in prices of leading steel products was without appreciable effect on the steel group. The market was at an almost com- plete standstil) during the fourth hour, Even tho volatile specialties moved within a small fractional range and without a semblance of definite trend, Although the mar- ket was without support in the shape of public uying, bears seemed deterred from pushing their advantage by the fact that The present short interest is so large as to be almost unwieldy The cotton market moved in sharp contrast with stocks, Under urgent buying cotton for near delivery ad- vanced 120 points, or $8 @ bale, and later options rose more than 4 a bale. « Professionals remained in the market during the and final prices in most instances were at or close to the lowest of the day with net declines ranning from fractions to more than points compared with the final fig- ures of yesterday Heaviest pressure was against the oils, but United States Steel touched 79 the low of the day, Pennsyl- vania « new low for the movement at 37 6-8 AWM sugar stocks turned Unmistakably weak. Copper shares held comparatively firm, apparently reflecting improvement in metal conditio charge of last hour, ass Wall St. Gossip It is understood thay the long awaited plan of reorganization of the Missourl, Kansas and Texas Rallway will be announced shortly, before the end of the current week, and that it will propose an, assess- ment of $20 on each shure of pre- ferred stock and an assessment of | $25 on each share of common Despatches’ from Cleveland to-day ‘stated that the Carnegie Steel Com- | pany, one of the largest of the sidaries, had advanced the price of steel plates, shapes and bars, This on wire and sheet, Holders of sugar securitics were encouraged to-day by the announce- ment that the Cuban Sugar Commis- raw sigar to 2 6-4 cents a pound. The commission has been stubbornly holding to a 8 1-4 ennt quotation in spite of the fact thar sales of sugar {rom oiher countries have been made at the equivalent «* 2.49 cents for Cabas. The reduction in quotation by | the Cuban Sugar Commission en- ciances the prospect that the large | rplus stocks of the commodity in) Cuba will gradually and that sugar brokers will be placed in @ stronger financial position A meeting of dire Cola Company will be held late to- day, and while no on: js in a position to state farsa tes A what action will be taken on the dividend it is anticipated in quarters usually well informed that a disbursement of $1 a share will be ordered. Disbursements were sus- | pended some montis ugo primarily, Dovause of the company's large stock | ors of the Coca- | ef high priced sugar, but it un- dorsto 4d that this higa priced sugar hos been worked off, and that the company’s financial position has been materially improved, Demand sterling and continental ex- change rates continue to display sin- gular indifference to the extreme weakness of German marks. While the mark was quoted at 81-100 of a cent this morning, a new low record, demand sterling showed a small over- night gain, French francs at 7.1 cents were off only 41-2 points, Bel- ian francs at 7.04 were off’ only 11-4 points and Italian lire at 413 were off only,1-2 @ point. In later dealings all exchanges recovered most of their earlier decline: Directors of the Superior Steel Company to-day decided to suspend dividends on the common stock. ‘The last payment Was at the rate of § hare annually, LIBERTY BONDS. Liberty 81-25, opened $8.50, up .10, Ast 41-45, 90.80; 2d 41-45, 90.66, up 01 3d, 98.90, up 10; 4th, 90.60; Victory 33-48, 99.44; 43-48, 99.46, off 02, FOREIGN EXCHANGE. At) £45—Sterling, demand, 3.72 3-4; cables, 3.731-4, up 1-8. Mrench francs, demand, .07101-2; cables, .0711 1-2, off 0005 8-4. = Lire, demand, .0412 1-2; cables, .04131-2, off .0001. Belgian franca, demand, .0706; cables, .0706, off 0000 1-4. Marks, demand and cables. -0081 8-4, off .0006 3-4. Greek drachm: cables, 050%, up .0008 demand, .1 G ee up .0002; guilders, demand, .831 8215, up 0020. Peseta: mand, +1808; cablés, 1305, off 0001, 4 possibly, sicn had reduced their quotation on} be worked off, | It Adon Bxyrem Ads, Ramely Ajax Ruloer Alanna Gold Matka Juneai Allis Chalmorm Am Agr Chea Am Am. At Am Am Any Am. 4 (hr & Fountry Expres Wide & len Ter pi International Ag Linseed Ol... Am Loconmocive Silied Chern Am Safety Rave Aim Ship & ApS & Refi Am Steel Foundry. Am Sumer... Am Sugar if Am Son Am Tel & Am Tob Am ‘Tob Lea yt Newtn Mealization.« Asw Diy Goods, Armiclated Ateldmon Ky steingon tty of AU Kir & AU Au Gall & Wot Ail tiuli & WT ot Atianta Fruit TO, ween Loco it rr & Uh vey iets) steel Hoi steel Aeoit Fisverien Maiyn May tran. Burne Brow... Butte & Superior. Catdo Cent O18 Cakt Packing 5. Caundian Paling Ceatral Leather... + Central leat Cerro De Vaso. Chandler Motor. Chee & Odio. ooM & StF ie OM & St P aut pl wt & Wae.. 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Ke Sonngtield | Kennecou Copper. .« Keguione Tire . Lackawanna ‘Steet lee Rubber & ‘Tire Lehigh, Valley... lof, Inc . Looe Wiles Vorilland May Dept Stores . Mexican Pet ....5 Middle States OO Midvale Steel Mo Kan & Tex Mo Ken & Tex of Mo Pecific . Mo Paaific ple. .ss+ Mont Want MBP & 685M Juana! Condult Enamel & Op Nevada Consol ow Ort & M ye Tork Central jNYNH a tt NY Oot & Wet Norfolk South ok & Weatern Nortnem Pactfie Nat Ro@ Mex 24 pt Oslahoms P @ R.. Ontario Silver. Orpheam Otruit Ous Bievator Us Steel. | Pac Devel Con Pecttc Gas... | Pacttie Ow Peotm Petroleum Peo Am Petrol B | Peo RK Venn Beate! Stee | Beapie's ae Pore Marquette ala Ce | Phillie Petrole am | Preroe Arrow Pleroe Arran pt Phere O10 Pittungh Cowl... Pine & West Ve . THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, CLOSING STOUK Quotations = a4 6% tes 116% en 24% st 0 asta wie wa Aut ss u wih 1h sks ay 55% Bt 40 ro 100 19 18 ony cy uw 1M na 10% 1M rary a4 on +54 10% ot Wy my me 12h a cry Leda 26% lew 40 PT 10% Ne BTM 10h o wh 2% mh 2 28% om 88% 28% Ne Naat 0 6 #2 % ois % 2 ve 2 4 be “ % De — No We +6 4” - th % Ow 92M 804s — 1% 08% — 1% 1% + % 2% — h m+ Sat 19% —~ 20% — 1 16 — OX — % w+ & Te + 11% G2 78% 4 4% * 2 +h 9 + bw 6844 — mh — ma- M 1% a — wet & - * - +h - & ly - ie 10% — Me a 3 we — be cy % “ae 12 a ” “uF m+ ‘ Wisk Low, Lawla ¢ Pitta & W Vay Hrewee) Steel Car | Patiman Comoan: Punta Ales 8 Pure Oil | Wistee Olt ia Rail jaunt Minow Ray Copper ove Ke % ‘ “Heading 24 jf. Meangton ‘t Hitep Iron a Steel Hep Tron & St yy Heswohic Motor JRoval Duteh N Y,. 1 & San I & San Fr pt 1. & Soutlwvent 1 & Southw pt Banta Coe Suga { Motors ‘Seaboard Ait | Seam Mocbck Ise bf I Seneca Conver |Shel T. & 1 lair Ou 52 orto He Sea Soutti@n Pacific Souttiern RY. oes LO of NF stand Oil of NF of Stewart-Wamer Studebaker Superior Oil ‘Texes Comuny Tex & Pac (om! Udewater Oil Teomece Prontuete ™ Union United Drig [enited Pui United Peo fod, Un Ry Inv Co Un. Retail Stores US Ind Meobot US Realty & Imp US Ruhbey U8 Ritder dst US Smelters U 8 Steel U8 Steel pf Uyah Conger Yatvanh . Wate pf Acces Wella Fargo... West Maryla Went Mary Weet Pac W Pac Corp ph... (Western Union ‘ + Weatinghotse + Wheeling & LE.. 8% . White Ou. 8 Willys-Overland Wilson & Co... Woolwortts 112% 112% 112% ‘ Worth Pump 40% 40%) 40% = “Bx dividend PAR IN 1922 SEEN ‘FOR SOME LIBERT Total Sales, 495,400, a ee Victory 43-4s Climb Two Points to 99.50 and Other Issues Advance Again. Buying orders came into brokerage houses for Liberty Bonds and Vic- tory Notes in volume to-day, and seven of the nine Government issues which yesterday went to their year's ‘high marks were carried still further. The biggest order was for $1,000,000 Victory 33-48 at 99.50, an overnight gain of two points and an advance of 8.60 from it's year's low. Other issues made gains of about 20 points, « According to bankers of experi- ence, the present price movement will carry many of the Liberty Bonds to par by the end of 1922. All of the nine issues have made advances, ranging from $2.40 to 80, and all except Liberty 31-28 and Victory 33-48 are now at new high levels for the year, This movement Is, in the view of Wall Street financial housés, a morror of future money rates. The trend to- day, they believe, 1s toward lower in- terest rates, but on more substantiai investments. The day of hit-or-miss speculation seems near its close. Re- cans Ie 1s turning {ts attention more and more to {ssues backed by civic or Fed- eral or State necurities and to-day the Liberty and Victory series are in ac- tive competition with the highest erade Municipal bonds. A number of factors have entered into the rive of the Federal series. Voreed selling of Liberty and Victory issues by corporations who a‘ few months ago were instructing brokers to “dispose of them at the best prices you can get"? has passed, and large concerns aro now holding on to the a refunding scheme which will auto- window on the second floor to a cour ard. The mother ud lett him ‘ini baby omrri in the bedroom while she | those specified my be had by calling lyme at wow elsewhere in the apart. | The Evening world and noking: for sent |phip News Office \ . ~J| nee. N BONDS BY BANKERS of this fact, the investing pub- | ‘ Shares fHieh, Low, tast INDUSTRIALS 500 190m) 9 king on) ' 100, Leather. ® ° British Amer Tupac coup 11 1% Cal Cr Frutt Mh Celluloid Co pf 102% 102% 600 Chie & Kat MW v.ee.. 4 Chic & Bast U1 pt, 1014 20% Columbla Emerald 4 4 Coniey Tia Poll. Cont. Motore Denver Rio Oo vite Pood Glen Alden Coal 1900 Heyden Chem, ' 100 Imperial Tobacco “ " 4. om 6M Hiresecsere 10 20 0 Sauget Int 100 Lacomobite 50 Manbattan ‘Tra: 100 National Leather’ ON 0% 0 Packsrd. Motor oo 1000 Peerless Montes ie 37 600 Perfection ‘Tire 100 Philip Morris... Radio Com... ...603.06 adio Com pt. ‘ 1% 200 Sagenay P & P......, Me 200 Southern Cost & Iron om 5900 Sweets Co. % Swift Internationa) Tex Guit Su Tobacco Products Osian US SutD Cor United Profit Sharing United Ret Candy Wayne Cou. West End) Chem STANDARD O1Ls Angio-Am Ont Atlant Lobo Cumberland Pipe Onio OW 8 oll of 8 On of Allied O11 Allied OW new occ. Am Fuel 01 Arkansas Boone Ol | Boston Wyoming Carb Aynd ... Cities Service Botts... Olden Service old Conden & Co pf. Sseole Sud Hik Basin Pet. 3 ingineers Petcoleun ... HOW cceescevet ° Gililand OU. Hudson O11 Int Petrol Kans & Gulf Keystone Ranger . 0 2400 1921, | COMPLETE CURB QUOTATIONS a, Shares Hien, Low, Last | 190 op Pah ee | 109 Copper Canyon en { 2400 Cortex shiver. " 4 80 | 200 Cresson Gold a Ih oi 1h 200 Cresson Tteseive 1 woo | 4800 Dittde Bx et a 10000 Fama SMV eee. 1 1 107400 Bureka Crome ......0 89 8518 | 1500 Gold Reet Div ...... 2 : 5c09 Goldfield Florence... “ $400 Hanns! 0 " 00 Hove Sound 2% | 0000 Jerome Verde wn 28 11600 La Hone as 0 shu) MeKin Dar he 4000 Moy wo. 100 Magma Cop‘... 1% 21m 1M | 200 Mothertoun ct: 4 ' ‘ | 1500 Nevius) ‘tu er ed 2000 Nevada ‘Ophir . cr New Sit Morn oo... i ci 5 Niplasing 5 U4 * 538 Rex Cone ......4 8 5 So Am P & G ame N Tonopah Belmon 1% ‘Tono Divide To (86 Tonopah Min We 11 DS Continental ... 4s United Basten 2 West End ® Waite Caps i 58 500 Yukon Gold & “ 200 Yukon Alaska... woe FOREIGN BONDS BONDS, Allied Packer 69. Allied Packer 63 of... Aluminum Tso... Am Tob 7* 20. 10144 Am Tel Os 22..... 90% Am Tel G8 2%... 00%, Anaconda Cop 68 0%, Avacouda 7s 29. Pay Armour @ Co 7s 100% Beth Steel te 2.0... 99% Beth Steel 74 85 7 Can Pag 6s Py ei & Kast a Me Col Grapho MB... Cons Gay Bal Copper Exp Copper Exp $3 25. Copper Exp $s 23 Deer & Co General Asp Goodrich Tire 7. Grand Trunk 69s. Hf Ol Co . 100% ¥ ory pat % 5 Land Bank Chi igs... 101 to 14 Libby MeN & L Outs 14 Le & Nash St 1 1 Morris & Co 7%s 1 Leather 88....6+ 5 Proct & Gian Ty 2 Sears Noobuck te Roebuck 7s 2! Solray et Cle $s... 700 Lyons Pete . . Seether hy 1600 Mi ‘iho Ol, Wi eovihixeet Bet 1(00 Meridian Peto et 6) Mex Pan aeaNae 880 Mexico O11 ; ipo etna Ios) : +8ONY is St See Hesia fan 1S ONY bs. 100 Producer & Refiner. WiettrA ica | 300 Salt Creek Prod........ i arate ‘ % | 200 Simms Pet .cessesssee 7 Toledo Ratlson i £100 Skelly OU... ‘ 11 Un Drug ss. 1000 Bo P & R, ¢ 7 Vacuum Oil fs. | 6200 Teron 0. & LL, 1“ Hice ts. 1 4100 ¥ Ob ee ‘ L Winchester THs sg } MINING, FOREIGN BONDS. 800 AlNa-Be COL si ecsecsess 1 Angentine 7 W085 ‘suv Most de Mont ....... 110 Bertin & oe Mt WW Caled Mn veces Wy Ger Gen, sige 12 £800 Canada Cop .-sesessess 15 ; is 4000 Candelaria MU assesses “ : a 200 Carson River ont 99% = ety lial EEE AQUEDUCT RAC wept. TRACK, for to-morrow's 27.—The entries are as follows joyed. Plans for the organization of a Cen- tral Committee on Unemployment were discussed at a meeting this afternoon of representatives of various welfare agencies at the United Charities futld- ing, No. 105 Bast 22d Street. It wes voted to send out a questionnaire to hinety-three separate welfare agencies In the city In an effort to secure date on the ayallable sheltering space and uinount of clothing and food on aand One of the leading spirits in the Cen- tral Committee Is Roy P, Gates of the United Charities. SHIP NEWS INFORMATION national securities. The bonds and Due To-Doy. notes had reached a level where thelr | Georse Washington, Bremen... Sect. 8 yield compared favorably with the re- | tracik, Ville Copenhagen Boe i turn on other securities which could | Estonia, Danrig ......4), Sept. 14 Zacapa, Tela. Sept 18 not compare with them in point of | Owods, Dunkirk. Sept. 12 iy bility, The Treasury De-| Alsrie, Glauow .. 2 eee, sul BLAS 4 Ly jury ee Due To-M 10. partment has for the past month| yo. ambure orre been buying [n Its own securities, | Morro And it is becoming more apparent | 3" than ever that the Administration Sailing To- Day. ,* 0 y months tng a Malle Close. will before many months tnaugurate iene jth matically bolster up prices of the ania Liberties and Victories. ‘iveaiana Haby Falle From Window; Skull Sailing To-Morrow. actared, x Ae Clone gat Martin Schect, jr. nine m ete dpe te 1030 A M ot No, 76 West 118th Street, suiters Trinidad Sioa M 1. George, Bermuda, 6.30 am fractured skull when he fell from the 2 sont Carta seat 80 AM t Information as to other vessels than | HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES. | HAVRE DP GRACE, Md | The entries for 48 follows: | . Sept. to-morrow’s races are FIRST RACE—Claiming: two-year-olds, fire ing sekid [furlongs ‘taphintgs Ade Index” Hom We.Index Home wr, ido. 114; ae CaP wleatner, 2... 10K) 4K Maer a. Tk Sica “204 Pancake, lot, pet GS ‘Tricky 1) 11041 07, Forest Queens: 110 Sword, tha: “hehe Hed Tom 200! ty Maswuere, 113: & Dis Nigut, Boat 1122" * ra bew i iRaddiaua Alo deme: aOiyapiad.” 100, i ooxnander’ Co 4 PR Wins fince ‘uwter, 10: Sut Mare ‘wiste i Smale, i ee CE ome ae mier entry. bMloLesa entry, nly. Varven “Lam, IND RACE—“Pume $2,000; clawing TA? smempr cliphtield’ "1115 | plecuase; for three-year ie Goroeea 436 "Our Deat two. tailes.--Staceo, ist! tanest SEOOND RACE Steeplechase; gelling; four | HMienon. 142; Lofidel i, 146; ‘ gearclds aod upward; about two tiles. “Dimant Shore, 187; Aieypo, 143; Index Hones Wy. Index | Horwe, we urn Haran, 152, 2143) 280" Lone” Trail. 38 | ACE Pure $1 iM): Far Mi = CARR pea ga ts! Pair, Mac. woud, 118 THIRD RACE- ‘Typ sear olde; ix fartongs, | Pome 19; ‘fin: Mane ke, Vie Index oro Tudex Home Sis Nene a0: ch ES Heer Hie) TO Bi Hear, 116] ear yeqtolae ad apres oie end Oneval : suulee,— ech ‘OURTH AGE THe Rosisn Hand! ap; “dCucreat kive Vireeyearcohkls; one ale tad & weviola, tou: key exis, eee ae Ayes, $04: doa Bullact, Dement) 500" Prodery «18d nactan, 100. olglie” dieas Wy. Knots a wert, TON: a “PUPTHL RAC! E Sisal) aerur ais aaa Warrar © ent? upmrant; one mile. ORTH RACK AT nde 4 uewe Ee 1 Fe om aie MAMET Hey Mal gear ne rae aks OL SR MURS Tea NG BOS ctheangum, 221g | Bedemnad, Te: The Archer, 100 105, Saddle Ring. |L118) T0t* La Brows... .116| Holwy Baler, 118: "Dark Hore, 100; Moticalvo: SEL) THB Santa “Olah. 404 | Abaiiuin. 100; Tac de Moras, us, at Or ay SIXTH RACK—ituree $1,400; Olaiming: fe: Bre threc-year-okia aud upward: ole tn ata rents +8. Isidore. Fuser, ued SIXT! i 1 Ve, dunn Aci XEH Race Toe! Holine, 1 Ye 101: Pastore) Sian, 14: ‘Conia Koller SMV BAT WAC Rin HH, eaiming: tr daring Ha, Fide taint 2 10H] thrwe-reacolde aed “upward: oie and one of "Welint Mal, 101) *Bowier, Two sous At pretties wilSkaioe atained pounds = | | Melnut, Hell, aBler U8), Brot Ne ? ( ue Pew 2 11 Weather clear; track tea! Li al Voter, ‘ft oye 107; Axtorney Mul, Central Committee to Atd Uneni- Trent ellowance claimed, Weather clot: LATONIA ENTRIES. FIRST RAOE—61,200; trees ear glde and pram: Yet. oT: *Concenteste, 100 at AL eRe Nome, es, Th ise Ques ber u ilarty | Boungorne, Also aligible—Purie; 110; er, fern ; 107; “Meliora, 107 Leading Sar. 1 RidOND' MAO” $1,400; malane; pwo-rear old Mule, fire ang a halt, fugones Muna, tarian, 112: Our 112; Me Gee's Pink” 112; Re JEP! Soest 112 Marte, 112; ida Moee,112;" Ambar, 112 Tay, 11g. congexte, Aig: Oeing Leds. 114 eli gible THIRD RA olds ome War Kimpa long Mal “OG, 100", Amer Klagtisner, 108) : 3 FOURTH RACE—$1,700; Dry Ridge capi tire rear Kinane Mile, 90; Marin May, 66, Bullet Prot jos atinute Man, 108; Judge Bilsworth, 105 Ro: 105; Smoke Screw, 108; ae ton, AS; A FIRTH RAC Cat 8 41,900; “Boone Coun:y Han sap; three-year. ant Vetted Verde, one. ual Blanche “Meet ie Bungevuck, | 104; F Humanres, Frit? 08. 109; ‘Bit H gon, 123. SIXTH RAGE—61,600; clatming. “Tonnast, 10 107 Taewellin, | 100; Wi ‘allen, 1007 Reckai, ‘8: toes, fi ea, ieekal, ie HY RACE-€1-400;" chasm yeurcolde ard upward: one mile and iste = tJane Tenaghates, i 403 SDancing Sort Flower, rr two.pear *Colcemiis 18 paar SICK GENFRAL LIVES IN CAR, ROCHESTER, Minn., Sept. 27.—Gen. P. for medical treatm: {| gotiations pith the B. Calles, Interior Secretary of Mexico, registered yesterday at the Mayo Clinic = 1 BAYONETS GUARD BELFAST STREETS; | = Factional Fighting Growing Less, but All Precautions | Are Taken. BI AST, Sept. 27° (Associated Press).—The funeral of Murty Me- Stocker, who was shot in ¢the street Yighting here on Saturday night, was made the @ccasion for a demonstration sing wrapped wus taken from Newtownards Road, in by to-day, ‘The coffin, the Reyfiblican Peiners in tricolor, East Belfast, to | traffic in both districts being suspenti- ed during the funera!, Two men were wounded during seat- tered shooting affrays here last night, hut in the eastern section of the cits where serious riots occurred yester day, the night passed quietly. Crown troops to-daf occupted strategic points in the Yisturbed area. BELFAST, Sept. 27.—Sporudic ont- burstm continue here in spite of the fact that the city ts under martial law and more (troops are being sent in. Following a consultation between the military and police authorities to- day the military has taken over full control of the east end of the city. “In the Ulster House of Commons Sir James Craig made a sig- nificant announcement that a section of the special constabulary was about to be romobilized in six counties, This section of the constabulary was de- mobilized when the Irish truce came into operation. One feature of t sing widespread juterest, Ns Road, street cur situation It is a statement issued by S Premier of Ulster, concerning tac mobilizing of special constables. It ponds: ly government again bas had un- der review the existing state of af- fairs and had a conference with the military, the police and Lord Mayor of Belfast, when it was decided to remobifize the specials in certain parts of northern Ireland. glt must be un- derstood that in such areas os are under military control the special will under military for ali practical purposes. “I appeal to all law-abiding cit- izens to assist the military and police in their ayduous and dangerous duty of maintaining law and order and pro- tecting life and property in th The Commissioner is arranging they be city to jtake the necessary immediate steps, land i¢ further military are required they will be available.” i oo POLITICS BLAMED j FOR IRISH DELAY Dublin Believes Lloyd Geo Playing a Deep Game in Negotiations, DUBLIN, Sept. 27.—-Much uneasi- ness is bein}; felt here over the con- tinued delay British ment and the additional fact that both sides apparently are preparing quiet- iy for resumption of active warfare. The one thing which gives relief ts a belief on the part of many persons that Lloyd George is playing a deep game of politics. Ther {9 disposition to regard the pause in the negotiations merely a @ vague hesitation In the political position, The prevailmg depression arises more from a realization of the dangers of making (he Irigh situation Story of New York's Curb Market. Some ngs, dividends and panies whose stocks are traded on the New Yagk Curb Market ar contained in an illustrated 40-pag: book just published by the New York Curb’ Market to commemorate tie housing of this historic market in a book contains much information of value to the investor and trader, Jones & Baker, members of the tribution of the volume, copies on request, without charge. DIED. )KER—WILLIAM, beloved son of Willlam Lincker and Margaret Lincker (ne@ Dillon); kilied {n service Oct, 10, 1918. ‘Funeral from hi late home, No. 1895, Albany Brooklyn, on Thursday, 10 AL Mir (hence to &t, Thomas Aquinas termi ¢ t Calvary Comet Ghureh, Flatbush end Flatiands avs. MANCUSE (nee THAINOR),—On Sept. 26 after a long Ilintas, MALY, belorm wife of Edward Mancusl and slater o Hugh J, John, Ov Jamos, Susan and the late Patrick Trainor, native of Paris! of Lyeavenett, County Monaghan, Ireland, Funeral from lier late residence, No. 10WTS Atlantic we, Richmond Hill, L. 1, Thursday, Sept, 29, at 9.80 4. M; thence to St. Mary's Gate of Heaven Charon, whero a requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment St. John's Come tery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS, In Caso of Death, Call ‘Columbus oe" FRANK % CAM “THE FUNERAL cHuRcH Inc, UNon-Sectarlan) 1970 Broadway at 66th Dewstews Office, 234 St & hg MORE OUTBREAKS ir James Craig,* in resuming peace ne-! Govern- move prior to manodlvring for now | the subject of political chess play | jthan frcm any knowledge of the facts, ———_— impressive figures on earn-| assets of com-! in} modern exchange. In addition to these statistics, which will prove| wholly new to many readers, the New York Curb Market, to ald in dis- | are mailing | TROTZKY WANTS TO LIVE IN PEACE, HE TELLS TROOPS MOSCOW, — Sept. Press}—Leon Trotsky. the Soviet W Minister, addressed nearly, 10,000 Bo shevik troops to-day in “Red Suuure “There ate two fronts now,” 12 8! “but It ts too early to change oir weu pons for peace Implements. The fain has given our enemies encourayeien 2 (Assoua France Intends to array Poland ani Roumania against us, We are ready io inake concessiong, We want ta lve peacefully.” BANKING AND FRANCIS THE RAILS The railroad group hes finally as- sumed the most prominent place in the market. Heavy buying in the leading issues has been influenced by favorable statements of earnings and by the great demand indicated for railway equip- ment notes. These obligations have long been regarded as the prime invest- ments of the financial world and have within a short period changed the position from a yield of approxi imately 7% to a yield below 6%, This is practically an improvement of about 15 points in the market price. We anticipate continued activity*on an advancing scale for the rails, eape- cially the dividend-payers, such .as Reading, Pennsylvania, Southern Pa- cific, Northern Pacific, Great Northern Pfd., Union Pacific and the reorgan- ized rails such as the Rock Island and Missouri P cific issues. Cur latest issue of the Weekly Market Digest contains an especially cotabl: article on the rails. Copy free upon request. McCall, Riley & Me Members Consol! ck Exchange of ‘© Broad St. Ved ilo Rector RECT PRIVATE 101 Harri WIRES. 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