The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1922, Page 7

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Hux . 800 Hydraulic S Hy ‘te 100 11 Central, 1a u 900 Indinhoma . 18% 1h 18 800 In Com Eng 24% 2% 2h 200 Indian Ket , 100 Inspiration 800 Int Cons 800 Int Con 700 Int Har 100 In M 900 In MM pf @0 In NI #200 In Paper 55 5 1500 Invincl 1 14% 15 $0 Iron Prod. 4 $600 Inland Ol : sestasaets Sa ssthaladeaustiae said deabiin dian re ee 120 1301S 1B a4 15% 200 Rute “ 0 100 Butterick 9 100 ORIEP Gyept a 8 SiN 900 Chino re et Offictal tot Shares, 20L B&W 4100 Leh Val . 5) Lima Lovo 1400 Loew's Ine 400 Loft Ine 4 100 Lou & Nash 135% Mack T Ine MT I Jat pt McIntyre Magma Cop 4 Mailinson Man El cts Man Shirt , Mar St Ry, Mar 8 R pt M&S [pr pt MSR2 pt Marland Mar Ro Mar Parry Mathfeson, . Max Mo B, Mont Ward. fiaml Gop. Mid St OM Midvale MK&TWI Mo Pac pf. Nat Acme . Nat Bis Nat En & 8 Kat Leod . ¥ Con ,OT&M VY Alr B Cent. YCeSL NY NH&H 2 ,YORkW No & West, North Am No Am pf No Pacific . Okla Re Orpheun Otla El Mia St Owens Bot pac G & E Pacitic OU Pan-Am P. Tan-A PB P & Ret I R F Vig Wig Plo Pitts Coal., Pitta & WV P&WV pf Pr's Stl Car P & W Vopt Pr's Stl Car PS of NJ Reput Roy To pf B Tob Prod A Union On Un Pac ... Un Alloy Unit. Frutt Un Ry Inv Worth Pump 2 Hl Fevers * eee a a Al gales 612,600, SPECIAL EXCURSIONS WASHINGTON or BALTIMORE i fil Dov. 4 ioe ir ae, SAL NARKETINPROVES | AFTER A DECLINE: RALLY NOT STRONG os eee Upward Trend of Business Indicated in Enormous Freight Car Shortage. Such new influences as were brought to bear on the stock market in today’s two hour session were mostly favorable, but it still seemed to be the mood of the speculative element to disregard good news or to judge that it had been discounted Indices of the upward trend of busl- ness of the country were found in the announcement by the American Ruall- way Association that at present there exists a shortage of 179,239 freight cars, the largest In the history of the country; in figures on bank clearings throughout the country in October, which were 14 per cent. greater than in September, and the largest for any month since December, 1920; in re- ports of commercial agencies which told of a mounting volume of business in all branches of industry, while, in addition, there were additional an- nouncements of stock dividends, the notable instance to-day being the B. I. du Pont de Nemours Company of Wilmington, which announces its it- tention of giving ta shareholders one new share of stock for each two shares now held, ‘These fresh factors were known to the financinl community before the opening of business, yet initial quota tions carried the decline in progress at the close yestrday down to the extent of good-sized fractions and in some cases to beyond a point. While it is true that much ana probably the bulk of the selling was of professional origin, and for short account, there was at the same time considerable selling In the nature of liquidation. And it was further evident that public buying was not attracted 4 {by the new low quotations being recorded, Equipment stocks went down as easily as shares in other groups, al though these companies have the largest amount of business booked in several years and their outlook could hardly be more favorable, The argu- ment used against steel shares was that with existing wage scal nd other costs the United States Stee! &Corporation is unable to make a satisfactory margin of profit on fin ished products, while the margin of profit on independent steel companies is practically negligible Studebaker went down well beyond a point to a new low for the current setback and other motors showed proportionate declines. In later trading the market showed in improved tone but at no time was it able to show a rally of consequence and in many instances final prices were the lowest of the day with losses extending from two to four poinis in speculative industrials For other financial news see page 5. ———— COMPTROLLER TO TALE West END ASSOCTATION. Comptroller Craig will address the members of the W on "The Transit nionthly meeting Ansonia, Broadway Mond Association keep well -get into y White Rock +804 sole Rubbers Outwear other color sole in all kinds of hard service W000 PRODUCTS 4 DUANE STAM. va SPECIAL TRAINS ACCOUNT Yale - Princeton Football AT PRINCET( SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 wilt N to 11g AM Special Trains Returning after Game TRAINS ANNULLED SAILS TO TAKE CHARGE OF NEAR EAST NURSES Miss Stella S. Matthews of Milwaukee rope to-day on the Ryndam The secret of Strength i HOFFS MALT EXTRACT For Nursing Mothers Makes Flesh and Blood JOHANN HOFF Co. to take cha of the Near § It {s the Mian Matthews went to Poland {n 1920] Pollsh nurses of the sailed for F than five years | nurse of the Beau Desert Hospital Centre| with the Red Croas Typhus Renearen! bung graduated fn ni on a similar errand. She went over in of six hospitals and returned! unit and was put in charge of nurses|to meet the country's ni Naturesendsawarn- ing of Pyorrhea— bleeding gums. Only one person out of five past forty escapes. Thousands younger ire subject to it as well. Be on your guard, Brush your teeth with Ce pt keen oe eames FOR THE GUMS lore than a tooth —it checks Pyor 35c and ¢ Janeeenseeapenencasscasesencnnensend NOVEMBER 11, 1922. 3:7 © of the woman personnel t relief forces In Thrace. Miss Matthews has] Fase Hospital No, 22, She became chief 1918 under waive as to age and other] home five months after the rest of Base technical qualifications as chief nurse of] No. 22 had been demobilized In Mil- Clear Your Skin Restore || Your Hair With Cuticura Daily use of the Soap keeps the kin fresh and clear, while touches of the Ointment now and then as 7. g 8 rorhanys in Poland and organised Polish training schools for nurses. She returned last sumn wauker Opens on Monday “LYELTER, skelter down the street’— “ they’ll be coming to see Wonderland —wee thin children, and stall fat ones— naughty little boys, and mischievous little girls. Our dear fat old Santa, back in his kingdom of toys, will welcome them, and with a wave of his hand invite them to pore over Wonderland’s treasures to their hearts’ content. Parents and people who love children will find our shelves replete with the newest innovations in children’s toys as well as unusual members of the cherished ‘‘eddy- bear and big doll families. Come to Wonderland ! Magy SFI Fleer HELP WANT ED—MALE. WANTED. OILERMAKER RADWAY && is ; a 208 CENTRE ST. NEWYOR BLACKSMITHS, MACHINISTS, CAR REPAIRMEN. If \ SKILLED IN RAILROAD WORK, STEADY EMPLOYMENT; STANDARD WAGES AUTHORIZED BY UNITED STATES needed soothe and heal the first connections SAlbeiy bagi belt RAILROAD blemishes, redness, roughness or scalp || Mapetse Hrelght, Bervice Autos Carried. LABOR BOARI irritation, Cuticura Talcum is excel Middleton 8. Borl ent for the skin Felephens 6 a THRE Caticwre Soap shoves withows CENTRAL HUDSON LINE Cane an | Serio bree oh see — COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY PERSONALS HE WORLD prints more 0. B. Chambers, Supt. Fa ORO al |i ‘Bustness Opporrunities’ “ jew, York City o» ||| chan all the other New York |}| Motive Power & Equipmens, morning newspapers added | Jersey City, Nd. | together; _|} ame Georges D, Romaike