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TWENTY-EIGHT THE PITTSBURG PRESS MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1919 MOTORS BUOYANT EAST PROBE OF LOUISIANA LABOR SLAYINGS IS ASKED OF PALMER NEW YORK EVENING POST'S REVIEW NYCurJa Sales Stocks PITTSBURG OIL GUFFEY-GILLESPIE Luck," says Max O'Rell, the witty means rising at six in the morning, living on a dollar a day if yon earn two, minding your own business and not meddling with other peoples." 1 Utility Issues Continue in High Favor With Fourth Avenue Traders Professional Sh ort Covering Is Responsible for Several Upturns in Ne York TheUnidnTrustCo. j37 Fourth OF PITTSBURGH Domo 0cpxfoww -Avenue- and Smitmficio Capital and Scrfltjb. $36,000,000 Corrected by Witmow Taylor Co. INDUSTRIALS. High, Low- 1:30 Aetna 9 9 Allied Packing; 38 38 9 38 14 9 128 7 14 21 20 46 Amer.

Writ. 14 14 Chalmers Motor 9 General Asphalt 12S 127 Heylen Chemical 1 7 Hupp Motor 14 14 Indian packing zi 21 International 20 20 Peerless Motor 48 45 Philip Morris Pressman Tire 4 Republic Tire 5 6 6 17 Submarine Boat 17 17 S. Steamship 5 5 Vanadium t9 ES 5 68 OIL STOCKS. Allied Oil Boston Wyoming- S5 83 Cosden Co 1014 10 Federal Oil 3 3 35 10 3 3H 7 22 164 11 13 1 47 20 34 70 2 5V4 48 2 2 61 6 3 2 6 Glenrock 3 3 Island 7 7 Merritt 22 22 Midwest Refining- 164 164 Omar Oil (new) 11 11 Pennok Oil 13 13 Pittsburg; Texas 16 IS Ryan 6 6 Salt Creek 47 47 Tropical 20 20 Guffey Gillespie S4 34 MIXING STOCKS. Big Ledge Boston Montana 70 Cresson 2 Consolidated Copper 5 McXamira 43 70 2 514 47 2 2 61 5 3 2 6 Golden Gate 2 Ray Her 2 Gold Zone 51 Tonopah Division 5 Hecla 3 Tonopah Extension 2 Mother Lode 6 Jerome Verde INDUSTRIALS.

OUR OFFICERS Wilson A. Shaw Chairman of the Board Malcolm McGiffin President H. S. A. Stewart Vice-Preaident John M.

Irwin Vic-Presldent John McGUl-Vlce-Prea. and Secretary Eugene Murraj Vlce-Pres. and Treiurer John Thompson Vlce-Pres. and Trust Officer Thomas It. Robinson Auditor Alexander P.

Reed Assistant Trust Officer Aet 9 4 4 Air Red. 54 68 Nat P. 9 10 Anno F. 2 3 do pf. 17 30 A Pa.

12 14 Perftion 1 1 A Rax. lg 9 10 A O. 25 2S l3av Y. 30 A N. 25 Boat.

17 17 Carb 126 135 Swift In- 65 68 P. 3V4 Tr Film. 14 14 Carw St. 1 3 Sh. 2 2 Ship.

J210 ILSL 8 3 Ae.l 10 15 do pfd. 3 4 Sen Aap.l25 127 (U Stea. 6 6 In Co R.J 18 20 jtl Can. 16i 16 2 3 Filmf L.M'N&L) 29 31 Wr Mar. i 4 6 Lima Lo.l 88 0 llndilan Pi 18 19 Lrfft Inc.

26 26 Van Bt. 69 0 VI a rwiii (S 6T4)Ma Mnnl MINES. Belmont 2) 3 iMuth'de .68 I 60 RiK Id. Moth Ne. 641 Bos M.

7 69 IMp'na- 11! 11 Caledo'a 3 38 Rav Her. 2 2 -al J. iRorllr 21 23 Can Cop.) 1 1 Stewart 2 22 Con Ar. 1 IS-uocses I 2 Con Cop. 6 28 4 Cresson 2 lTon Ext.

2HI 2 Gr Mods. Ton Min. Hecla 1 3 Ext. 37 41 Howe S. 4 Hi Wwt E.

1 1 Jer Whita 13 14 Jim Bat. 23 25 Yu Gold. 1 1 Kerr L. 4 4 McK D. 4 8 Magma 37 43 INDEPENDENT OH -8 O.

1) 1 8 8 Sapulra 7 17 Fed Oil. Merritt 21 Gulf- 6S 1 Mid Oil 1 IWaylatid ti MOTORS. r'H New Tork. Nov. 24.

The Eveing Post In Its financial review today says: On the stock exchange today's market drifted into the position familiar after a speculative readjustment. Many of the industrial shares wJch have fallen most heavily and in which the "short interest" has been largest. advanced iowiv sinrni points. But pressure (of an evidently speculative origin) was put on the copper mining and the New York Street Railway stocks. The fall in the price of copper to a level 8 Cents below What wa naid for the metal last July, was the ground as signed in the one case; the report of engineering experts on the earning capacity oi tne mterborough under present conauions was the reason given in the other.

The company's bonds went to the lowest prices of the year and all of tli traction stocks were lower. The Pederad reserve banks last week lost about per cent in their "reserve ratio" of cash held aeainst comoinea note circulation and depos its, this being brought about by a loss of $13,200,000 in cash, wholly repre senting R-old. alone; with the addi tional issue of J8.7O0.O0Q notes. A re duction of $25 800,000 in members' de posits was offset by a corresponding increase in deposit to the credit of the government. The general effort to curtail borrowing aaginst security of Liberty bonds and other govern- men; ODiipaiions was reneciea in in reduction of $26,800,000 in rediscounts thus secured but commercial discounts increased 511,700.000.

and the panics purchased an additional $24,400,000 of acceptances, which is quite as effec- five a method of ma king credit avail able to the general market as direct rediscounting would be. Quite the most interesting thing about the week's report, however. Is the indication of what has been going on at the various regional banks. The New York institution, whose cash reserve a week ago was 434 per cent, has now brought it up to 45 per cent, the gain of $24,000,000 gold through the gold settlement fund suggesting that the improved position may ne due in part to sale of paper to other reserve banks. Chicago.

fortnight ago held cash reserve of 54 per cent, is now down to -Louis in the same period has fallen from 57.3 to 53.6 and Minneapol is from TO 3 to 47.4 per cent. Kansas City and Dallas, on the other hand, have rp ised their ratio of cash. The country's gold exports in October, as reported bv the government fodky were Wl.149.ono. This makes an outflow of no less than the war and were land's burden on the foreign Eng ei-frora goes mrwpi mil June to October, 1li. Incluilw, far beyond all preceaem.

MfinH of silimar length for any In the exported only whole of 1914 we $222,600,000. rain moved 7 Europe: sterling Foreign exchange snarpiv in or as com- to the dollar, against 9.w four a ago: on Italv it was against the recent maximum of nreciatlon. 12.85. Apparently movement today 1 "TV, 1 i Mannmimeiii. nn Pricof 'silVer went' on rising vio-lentlv At London it touched .5 Ter paid today with most of the offerings held a higher figures At the cenine of November It had barelv pasya i--a.

STEEL STRIKE HEADS IN SESSION HERE The Federation of Labor's national MmmittM for organizing iron and steel workers, in charge of the steel strike, went into session today In the Monongahela house. John Fits-patrlck. Chicago, the chairman, presiding. The committee, meeting on the eve of the beginning of the tenth week of the strike, had a number of matters before it, committeemen announced, and a statement was prom ised at the close of the meeting tonight. Additional Marriage Licenses.

Leo P. Korrts Pittsburg Pittsburg Sarah O'Donnell Emllio Mauti Carnegie Catherine Rec-osio Carnegie Leo W. Belter Pittsburg Winifred C. Cuddyrs Pittsburg Wilbur R. Runkey Pittsburg Pittsburg -West Newton Donora Braddock Braddock St.

Clair Pittsburg Gertrude K. Bader Prink A. Ceruttl Mary C. Shark Andrew Havtlcsak Helen parlalt Edward P. Weber Rose M- wessfc Jacob Theiss Anna Battung Gerald Kavanaugh Pittsburg -Tarentum Pittsburg Pittsburg City Pittsburg Ellen M.

Harber- William T. Chestnut Minnie M. Purks George McCree Mary L. Snell Edward E. Dussean Margaret McGovern William Hughes Emma Murphy Albert Flerbangh Jean L.

McClester the five months aner hargo" was lifted. With the exception Tof our gold export of l.J0.(0 the five months beginn ng with 1017 w-tion IS, had lUt DTIfU Pittsburg Pittsburg FideiityTitle ahdTrust Go. FOURTH AVE. PlTT3BUROMt Reported by Childs, Kay Woodt, members New York Stock Exchange, Pittabur Stock Exchange, and Chicago Board ot Trade. I Ope Last Pre Pricel Price Low Allis Chalmr 42 Am.

Bt. Sugr. 95 Am. Can 54 Am. Lin.

70Ts Am. Car Fd 138 Am. Cot. Oil 53 Am. H.

324 do pfd 124Uj Am. 934 42 97 I 54l 70-fc 42 95 54 70 42 96 54 70 42 95 54 71 137 135 137 135 52 32 52 32 124 52 32 52 32 1244 124 124 t6 51 67 42 141V no 74 51 30 96 96 66 40 Amn. 51 Amer. 31 51 30 Am. smelt 07 7 41 Am.

St. Fdy. 414 42 140 90 Am. Sugar ..138 1384 138 Am. Su Tob.

90 Amer. T. T.IlOOi,: Am. Woolen. 1125 90M.

lOOVi 89 88 100 124 63 TO 100 18 63 1234 126 Anaconda 00 61 Ang r'ncrt 5ii 9ti4 96 I 96 At. G. W.I.il08iilB0i: ICR 1W, ilV Atchison Asso. IX P.ald. B.

Barrett Beth. Mot Beth. Stl. S8 88 88) 88 53 1 57 53 I 57 '107 1112H 107 1112 37 38 3 2 I 32 106 3Si 38 K8V4 122 32 122 32 90 95 94! 95 05 Beth. Stl.

pfd. (1134 113 1113 1113 iooth Bosch 14Vil 14VI 13l 14 il2HM 12- li'tHi Bu. 21 Butte I 9 Calahan Cal. I 43 i 211 21l 21 L7 17 I 17 4n I 431 40 I 43 ft Can. Pac Cent.

Leath. Cerro Pasco. Chand. Ches. Ohio Chile Cop I 146 146 97 I 9ti 97 U7 59 116 59 00 I 57 58 117 11S117 119 S.xU.1 57 H4 20 I 20iir 1I 19 I 19 Chino Copper 3SW 3S C.

F. 1 42 I 424 Col. G. E. 60 I 6tJ Colo.

2441 24 Col. 644 42! 42 42 65 I 6T 66 24l 24Aj 63 "I ti! 64i 91 92 I uonsoi. stl 91 I 91 1 90 Con. Can 88 K8 92 Prod 84! 84l S3! 83! 63 ruclDie 213 1218 1212 121 i 21ZV4 Cub. C.

47) 48 47 I 47I 46 Cuba Ca pfd. S3 83 83 83 1. R. G. pf.l 13! 151 15 13 F.nH Inhn tin 1115 1l3S Erie I 15l 15l 15 I 15 I 15 do 1st pfd.

24 21 24! 24 24 isk Rub 41i 42 41! 42 Frisco 17 17! 17i 17 'ACi Mt 40 40 Gaston Wms.l 20! 20! 20! 20 20 Gen. 73i 73i 73 73 Gen. Elec Gen. Motors. 335 33.8 :4 Goodrich 81i! 82t; 81l 81 82 Gt.

No. Gt. No. Ore. Greene Can.

Ind. Int. Agr Ml 40 40 40 I 40 I 38! 38 38 I 38 84 40 38 105 105106 il05'ir 21, TZ 21 55 155 53 5 I 5) 5 113 Insp. Copper! 54 56 int. oorisol.

1 i'1-; Inter. 113 112 int. Mer. do pfd. V3 52 52 52 105 71 24 17 30 7 34 43 105 105 71 25 17 Inter.

Paper I 71 71 70 24 17 4S 29 86 34 inie. iNicKel K. C. South. Keys.

Tire Ken Copper Lack. Steel. Lee Rubber Lehigh Val. Maxwell Mo. 17 49 30 87 35' 45 42 17 49 Vi 30 87 35 45 49 29 34 44 44 43 I 41 i 41 i 40 Mex.

Pet Miami Cop 204 I 24! I 51 205 j201 :201 1264 4i 24 i 24 I 24 1 5li 51. 51S, Midvale Mo. I'ac do pfd Mullin Body 1 ri 27 51! 51 27 44! 4 27; 27 45 ii 35 82 15 45 I 43 43 1 43 44! 44 11 35 79 81 15 M. pf! 11 11 11 Nat. Nat.

Enamel Nat. Lead Nev. "op N. Y. Central.

Wl W1 7Ki 79j 78 81! 81! 81 15 I ir. I 15 7:: I 72 311! 32 I 31 New 32 85 No. Pacific .1 85 851 85 Nor. iooi 101 i Ohio Cities G. 50! 50 504f 50; 50 Okla.

9 9l 9 Pan Am. P. R. I 42! 42 42 42 42 P. W.

30 .30 I 30 30 Penn Sea Stl Peoples Gas. Phila. Co Pierce Ar Pierce Pitts. Pr. Stl.

Pond Punta Sugar Pullman Rwy. Stl. Sp. Ray Con Reading 34 lit 34 I 34 38 39 38 32 i 32 32 34 39 32 78 18 32 74i 81 i 74f 19 IS) I 1 C3 62i 63 62 lOlii'102'101 U.I101 23I 23 Mi: i 121 1121 98 21 21 78 78 I 811 I ht 91 120 jl20 H7 97 98 21'4 79 88 21 I 21 77t 78 78 Retail Stor. TJnV Ulsnil 1 '7V.

I -rTT I 9711! 9Ti Rem. 84! 84! 84! 84! Repuh. Steel. Rumely I 401 40 40 40 40 Saxon Motor. 15 15 14 14 Sinclair 50! 50 4l 49 Sloss 72 72 72 72 St.

Paul i 42 42 41! 42 do pfd. 2 I R2 .1 99 99! 97 98 So. 25 125 24( 24 do rfd I 1 2 2 50 72 42 P2 98 25 Rtrnmherr 75 77 75 1 76 Studebaker ..1110 119 Stutz 1114 1114 1114 114 Sup. Steel 1 45! 45 45! 45; 45 Tex. Pac! 4l 46! 45! 45l 46 Texas Co i300 1295 1301 Tob 84 82 Trans.

Oil 531 52! 52! 53 Union T. Rub U. S. S. R.I 76 77! 75! 76 75 (105 Union Oil 30 I 30! 3ft I 30! 30 TTnit.

Allov I 52 I 52l 52 i 52 I 51 United Fruit 1202 211i2fr2 1201 tt a Food 76 77 76 76 Utah Copper 7l 77 I 74! 75 75 -W-esfhouse PS 5T! 53 West. Union 87 88 Jfi'i Wabash 9 I 9 Wuhash A TS! 28 2S! 2Sti. 29 Wilson Co. 79! 79! 79! 79! 78 Wlllvs-Ovd 31K.I Miv.l 31I 3li; W. L.

E. 14! 14! 14! 14! 14 White 66 70l 6 I 67' C6 Worth Pump I 84 1 1 1 1 Lib 3s 100.10 Lib 1st 194. 30'04. 30:94. 30194.

30194.30 Lib" 1st 94. 40 94. 50 Lib 2d Lib. 3d '94. 22194.

24194. 20194. 26 Lib. 4th 92. 5492.

5fiKC.40;92. 42192. 40 Lib 3 Gram Pit Chicago, Nov. 24. Light receipts of corn and resumption of business by a large corn products concern were bullish factors on the Chicago Board of Trade today.

Oats followed the con and provisions were Inclined 1 higher on an advancing hog market. December corn opened at 133, up 1 later losing cent of that advance. January corn up 1 at the opening. 1R7, rose 'M. May -corn started at V.

GAS AND ACTIVE 1,000 shares Mt. Shasta ttt til i 1 til 10 shares Barnsdall 45 40 shares Barnsdall 45 23 shares Arkansas pfd 105 r0 shares Marland 50 shares Pbg. Brew, pfd 15 45 shares Pbg. Brew, pfd 13 50 shares Ohio Fuel Oil 32 15 shares Mfrs. 6: 10 shares Mfrs.

L. 20 shares Mfrs. L. 500 shares 2,000 shares 20 shares Oklahoma Gas lliOO to 11:30. 62 62 .26 .25 mi 125 shares Carbo pfd 20 shares Oklahoma Gas 25 shares Oklahoma Gas 70 shares Oklahoma Gas 25 shares Pbg.

Brew. 25 shares Pb. Brew. 100 shares Marland 10O shares Ohio Fuel Oil 1.0(M) shares Copper 2,000 shares Copper loo shares Guffey 25 shares Ohio Fuel Sup. 11:30 1o 12:00.

1.500 shares P-J Copper 1,000 shares P-J Copper 100 shares Union Gas 125 shares Ohio Fl. Sup. (lots) .23 .22 124 10 shares Barnsdall 45 150 shares Barnsdall 150 shares Barnsdall 100 shares Carbo 100 shares Carbo 500 shares Pitts. Oil Gas 125 shares Marland 50 shares Gugey-Oillespie $1,000 Monon. Coal 6s $2,000 Liberty 3d 4s 44 4 4 36 6 34 107 94.20 13:00 to 12:30.

50 shares Guffey 34 1,500 shares P-J Copper (lots) .22 30 shares Ohio Fuel Sup 52 50 shares Car. L. Z. (lots) 10 I 13:30 to 1:00. 30 shares Guffev S4 120 shares Guffey S4 10 shares Guffey 25 shares Guffey 10 shares Guffey 10 shares Guffey 100 shares P.

Oil Gas. 100 shares P. Oil Gas 50 shares P. Oil Gas 100 shares P. Oil Gas 50 shares P.

Oil Gas 90 shares P. Oil Gas 15 shares Arkansas 50 shares Fireproof 25 shares Marland 10 shares Union Gas 20 shares Ohio Fuel Oil 10 shares Ohio Fuel Oil 50 shares Ohio Fuel 100 shares Car. 40 shares A. W. G.

10 shares A. W. G. IO shares A. W.

G. 100 shares Oklahoma 34 34 35 16 16 16 16 16 16 GOO 9 6 124 32 33 52 10 126 126 126 48 $550 Liberty 4th 4s 92.44 1 TOO to 1:30. 35 shares Ohio Fuel Supply. 10 shares Ohio Fuel Supply. 25 shares Marland 75 shares Ohio Fuel Oil 51 51 6 32 30 shares Ohio Fuel Oil.

10 shares Guffey 34 25 shares Guffev 1.000 shares 1,000 shares Cop. Cop. 22 122 1:3 to 2:00. CO shares Ind. 40 shares Ind.

1,300 shares Mt. Shasta 500 shares Mt. Shasta 4 4 .63 44 shares Pitts. Coal pfd. 93 16 shares Pitts.

Coal pfd 93 15 shares Okla. Gas 4S 100 shares Guffev 34 50 share Guffey ,34 10 shares Guffey 34 30 shares Guffev 34 20 shares Guffev 34 15 shares Ohio Fuel Oil S3 10 shares Ohio Fuel Oil. L0OO shares Copver 49 shares Refrac. .2: 118 135 shares Barnsdall 44 400 shares Barnsdall 44 $L00O TJ. S.

Steel (S. 5s 98 $50 Liberty 2nd 4s 91.80 $100 Liberty 3rd 4s 93.80 $50 Liberty 3rd 4s $100 Liberty 4th 4s $100 Liberty 4th 4s $50 Liberty 4th 4s $50 Liberty 2nd 4s .92.12 92.12 92.12 92.08 2:00 to 2:30. 10 shares Ohio Fuel 40 shares Marland Sup. 51 6 S3 33 16 16 ltf 52 62 1 34 48 43 15 shares Ohio Fuel 10 shares Ohio 100 shares P. Oil Gas 30 shares P.

Oil Gas 90 shares P. Oil Gas 20 shares Am. R. Mill 25 shares Mfrs. L.

H. 15 shares Mfrs. L. H. 50 shares Guflsy 10 shares Okla.

Gas 85 shares Okla. Gas 2:30 to 300 shares Marland 6 (i 5001 shaTes Marland 100 shares Marland 0 xikf snares 100 shares Marland 6 100 shares Marland 6 10 shares Marland 0 $1,000 Monon. Coal 0s 107 2o snares Guitey-Giiiespie 100 shares Ouffey-Gillespie 34 30 shares Guffey-Gillespie 34 10 shares Guffey-Gillespie 34 100 shares Guffey-Gillespie 34 50 shares Guffey-yillespie 34 50 shares Guff ey-yillespie 34 00 shares Guffey-Gillespie 34 100 shares Pitts. Oil 10 100 shares Pitts. Oil 100 shares Pitts.

Oil 10 shares Oklahoma 48 10 shares Oklahoma Gas 4S 15 shares Oklahoma Gas 48 10 shares Oklahoma 48 48 10 shares Oklahoma Gas 10 shares Oklahoma Gas 1,000 shares Copper 500 shares 500 shares Copper 500 shares Copper 500 shares Copper 30 shares Ohio Fuel Oil 10 shares Carnegie L. 100 shares Carnegie L. 100 shares Barnsdall 48 33 10 10 44 $150 Liberty 2d 4s 91.70 $150 Liberty 4th 4s 92.10 $100 Liberty 4th 4s 92.10 $100 Victory 4s 99.04 In odd lots. PittsbwAMaitgt The following Is a. summary of the day's transactions on the Plttspurg Stock Ex change: I I .23 .23 22 22 P.

S. Space Assistant Trust Officer Frank T. Power Assistant Secretary Frame F. Doak Assistant Secretary J. Farley Walton Assistant Treasurer William G.

Boggs Assistant Treasurer Jay Turner Assistant Trust Officer George G. Burgwin, Jr. Assistant Trust Officer Melrln M. Carnahan Assistant Auditor William H. CcCltm General Counsel IF 1TIHUE at once, ur expense.

Tjet remittaae mall order at once. SabMrintlona al- ucb Plttnbnr- (Ps.) Office B. I. BOEMERWALtD, 717-719-721 Berarer Building. Phone Court 1439-1430.

ZULU QUOTED By International New Serriee. Bogalusa, Nov. 24. Attorney General Mitchell Palmer has been asked to Investigate the) clash late Saturday In which Lum E. Williams, president of the Allied Trades council and editor of a local labor paper, and two-ither union labor members were killed and two others seriously wounded.

William I Donnels, general organizer for the carpenters union, has made affidavits charging 12 members of the Self-Preservatlon and Loyalty league with unlawfully wear ing the uniform of the United States army. The Great Southern Lumber Co. sawmill, which has been operated by non-union men since the trouble with the unions, remains closed down, awaiting, it Is said, repairs to a giant engine. The plant Is being- strongly guarded night and day. Sol Dakus, Negro, wanted by the police as "a dangerous character," around whom the killings of Satur- day are said to have centered, is still at large.

James Williams, brother oft j. 13 uuu" arrest charged with shooting with in- tent to kill. The Self-Preservatlon and Loyalty league is composed of over 200 citl- ns who are non-union men and a number of them not employed by the lumber company. TWO AUSTRAVMURDER DETECTIVES FINED ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT Special to THE PRESS. Greensburg, Nov.

24. J. W. Minor and G. P.

Smith, private de tectives who Investigated the murder of Miss Emma Austraw, the Derry township school teacher, last April, were each ordered to pay a fine of $50 by Judge A. D. McConnel In criminal court here this morning. The detectives were arrested after Merle Wyncoop, a farmhand employed by Harry Kiser, a farmer of Derry township, made an Information against the officers charging them with assault and battery. The accus ed men were tried, found guilty and sentence suspended.

Wyncoop charged that the private detectives assaulted him. After paying their fines, the detectives continued the investigation into the murder of Miss Austraw. EMPLOYER IS HELD AS WITNESS IN HOUSEKEEPER'S DEATH By Iatermattonal ICewa Service. Hoboken, N. Nov.

24. The police today began an Investigation Into the mysterious death of Dorothy Dauben-schmldL a. cabaret performer, who was" found dead with many bruises on her face and body. Arthur Par-kerson. aged 28, a boilermaker, tor whom the woman was housekeeper.

is held as a material witness. Neighbors reported to the police that a "party was In progress in the Parkerson house the night before the woman was found dead. An autopsy will be performed today. 28 PERSONS PERISH IN DANCE HALL FIRE By nited Preaa. Villa Platte, Nov.

24. Twenty-eight dead is the toll of the fire which destroyed a dance' hall here Saturday night. Fourteen were crushed to death when the narrow stairway leading from the hall collapsed and hurled scores into the street below. Fourteen others, trapped on the second floor, were burned to death. The explosion of an oil stove In a grocery under the dance hall is believed to have started the fire.

The Usual Way. "How are you planning to spend Thanksgiving?" "With the wife's relatives as usual, I suppose." Will buy you FIVE SHARES GROUND FLOOR SECURITIES in the Little Motor Kar Company NOW After December 23rd five shares will cost YOU $20- Act Now! $4 Per Share Dec. The Amalgamation of Important SILVER PRODUCING PROPERTIES Should Bring About Wealth Little Dreamed of in the Historv of the White Metal Now Selling: at S1.34 Per Ounce. CONSOLIDATED SILVERS, Has Exercised its option on the control of the ARIZONA SILVER MIXES CO. a producing and dividend-paying corporation shares will be introduced to trading on the BOSTON CURB MARKET almost immediately.

THE SILVER REEF GROUP Which claims are the direct possession of CONSOLIDATED SILVERS, INC. This particular group with ore reserves aggregating 300,000 tons, valued at more than $4,000,000.00 Is but part of the sixteen claims owned by CONSOLIDATED SILVERS, and is of vast importance from a development viewpoint. All claims of the CONSOLIDATED SILVERS ARE IN THE FAMOUS BUENA VISTA MINING DISTRICT OP NEVADA, and have produced in excess of $5,000,000 in ore for the old Arizona Association. The present plans of Consolidated Silvers are so broad that results are almost positive. IStH MT CONSOLIDATED SILVERS.

I gX aW if AT IO CENTS PER SHARE LZf ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 26TH AT MIDNIGHT THE PRICE OP SHARES WILL BE ADVANCED TO 15 CENTS PER SHARE. By Arthur W. Wilson. With call money available at 7 per rent, the foreign exchange market a Jhade firmer, and Saturday's weekly bank statement, which revealed a talr decrease in loans, for consideration, the fundamental factors existed which should have strengthened New York stocks. Traders evidently were cautious, looking to the early future rather than the day's developments, and only a few substantial gains oc-rred.

The securities which improved in price were limited to the motors, the suerars and a sinp-le leading- industrial Crucible Steel and professional short covering was responsible for most of the apparent improvement. Just as on Saturday when the short session brought a turnover of but shares, business was restricted, numerous rails, coppers and miscellaneous specialties were seldom quoted, and there was no indication of a oroad public participation in the market. For the first time in weeks 1-iokerage chairs were only partially tilled and the recent office congestion was not repeated. Pierce Arrow. General Motors.

Crucible Steel. Punta Allegre Sugar. TVhlte Motors. American Sugar and Mnited Retail Stores each made sensational gains. Ticker reports that a general allied loan of several billion dollars was being considered ry American bankers created wide dis cussion of the best methods to ne pursued in aiding European rehabili tation.

Corn moved up about lVi cents bushel in Chicago, while in the New York cotton market futures rallies 40 to 50 points. Oil. AD OAS lSSVKS ACTIVE. Discovery of a Standard Oil gusher In section 20, Homer pool, extended that prolific oil field and helped Ar-kansns Natural Gas advance 0 points in rifio. The report that Barnsdall orporation had refused to sell its per cent interest in Pitsburg Oil Gas led to renewal nuytr.g oi a-, y.

On a report that GufTey-umespi oil bad purchased a large block or the Flinn holdings in Colombia. South America, brisk trading occurred c.uffev-Gillespie. The word is out that International Tetroleum is about to take over Tropical Oil, and the gossip concerning South American prospects is to the effect that at least Ihree companies, the Sinclair probably being the third concern, will erect a Joint pipe line there. Arkansas Natural Gas preferred on which 23 per cent accrued dividends are due, moved up 2 points to 105, a hle-h record. Ohio Fuel Supply advanced to 52.

A revival of Interest in low priced mining: stocks, and a new high for Punuesne Oil, a curb Issue, were among other incidents of the day. Pittsburg Mt. Shasta advanced a few cents, but Pittsburg-Jerome receded 4 cents. Tonopah Extension, a mining favorite of other days, was handled in a small way on the outside market. PittsburE Brewing preferred fell a point to 15.

A half-dozen oil stdcks were practically unchanged. Around midday realizing sales caused 1 to 4-point recessions from early highs in a score of active New York issues. Cloning quotations of Pittsburg Stock and bonds: IBId. Ask National Bank Stocks I Exchange National 67. Trusi Co.

Stocks I Commonwealth Trust 131 Sewickley Valley Trust Union Trust Co 2700 140 140 State Bank Stocks 1 -National-Hen Jtranklin So Fire Insurance Stocks National-Ben Franklin 85 City Railways P. T. VP. Electric Stocks Westinghouse Oil Stocks Ouffey-Gillespie Ohio Fuel Oil 33 R-' East Oil 63 33 0 mnariu if iiiiuik i 07.1. Ohio Fuel Supply M14 02 Pitts.

Oil Gas 18V, do pfd 1 109 115 Natural Gas Stocks 1 I Ark. Nat. Gas .4 349 do pfd 1 110 115 Mfrs. L. I 63 Ohio Fuel Supply 514 Okianoma Nat.

1 47 48 126 Glass (jo. stocks A. W. G. Mach V.

S. Glass Miscellaneous Stock I 04 Am. Vit. Products I 50 do pfd 100 Carbo Hydro 34 do pfd 44 Crue. Steel pfd 102 H.

Refrac. pfd 1004 Ind. Brew. 4 93 4 do pfd 10 iv. froonng 1 1 10 do pfd 17 Pitts.

Brew. Co I 7 do pfd 15 Airbrake I 116 lift Con. Ice I 5H do pfd. r. sc a.

reie 4 pfd 9 Rosenbaum Co SO do pfd 100 Stand Sanitary Mfg 1R5 do pfd 100 LaBelle Iron Works I 110 Pitts. Coal Co. pfd I 93 Union Storage Co 19 Mining Stocks I I 1 ft. rr I frt I ttl iicp i j. tv.

1 1 i'. Mt. snasta 1 1 .22 BONDS. City Railways F. S.

P. V. Tr. con. 5s.

do old 5s "West Penn Ry. 5s "West Penn Trac. 5s Pbg. Jc. 1st mt.

6s Miscellaneous Tnd. Brew. 1st 6s M. R. Coal 6s Victory Loan do 4s 50 60 80 69 100 54 101 1 I 56 I 108 199.22 VttSbuxg Sales 10:00 to 10:15.

100 shares Pitts. Oil Gas 500 shares Pitts. Oil Gas 50 shares Pitts. Oil Gas 10 shares Arkansas Gas 10 shares Arkansas Gas 10 shares Arkansas Gas 100 shares Marland 600 shares Marland 30 shares Oklahoma Gas 50 shares Oklahoma Gas 100 shares Oklahoma Gas 25 shares Oklahoma Gas 10:15 to 10:30. 200 shares Carbo pfd 100 shares P.

Oil Gas 50 shares P. Oil Gas 760 shares Gpffey (lots) IO shares Arkansas 10 shares Arkansas 10 shares Arkansas 10 shares Arkansas 10 shares Arkansas 20 shares P. Brew, pfd 10 shares Car. L. A 100 shares Car.

L. 10:30 to 11:00. 10 shares Arkansas 15 shares Arkansas J00 shares Guffey 30 shares Guffey 100 shares Guffey 100 shares Guffey 16 16 16 355 300 6 48 48 48 48 16 16 35 360 300 300 360 3'T0 15 10 10 360 3(S0 34 34 100 shares Guffey 34 70 shares Guffey 34 50 shares Guffey 34 100 shares Pitts. J0il Gas 10 -1 100 shares Pitts. Oil Gas 16 100 shares Pitts.

Oil Gas 16 100 shares Pitts. Oil Gas ..16 100 shares Pitts. Oil Gas 16 15 shares Pitts. Oit Gas 10 100 shares Pitts. Oil lfl 100 shares Pitts.

Oil Gas lfi fjoo shares Pitts. Oil lti 1.000 shares Mt. Shasta 2,000 shares Mt Shasta 1,000 shares Mt. Shasta. 1.000 shares Mt.

Shast 8,000 shares Mt. 1,000 nhares Mt. 1.000 shares Mt. Shasta Shasta Shasta 1,000 shares Mt. Shasta 1,000 shares Mt.

Shasta h3 r'hal'ers I rixvVi in Mo pf: IPeerieea .1 C5 44 8 5 75 47 9 Srant I 11 I St Hupp 14! 14 -n 70 tit. 90 IIOO I Dividend News 1 The East Coast Flsherlee Co. has declared a quarterly dividend of 1 per cent on common, and the regular quarterly of 114 Per cent on preferred, both payable Jan. 1 to stockholder ot record Dec. 27.

These usual dividend have been declared: "Wire Wheel corporation of America 1 ner cent. McKinley. Darraah Savac Mines 3 per cent, and Haskell-Barker Car 31 a snare. The Bearer Refining- a Pennsylvania corporation, has declared a dividend of i rki raid nivihl T)c 1 1919. to StOCk- holders of record Nov.

20. 1 ne racaira AOior a v. ui.j&ivu regular quarterly dividend of 1 per cent on the preferred stocK. lc. i-t to stock of record Nov.

19. On account of loss of tonnage caused by strikes and present unsettled labor conditions at the mines directors of Elk Horn Coal corporation have decided to postpone action relative to the dividend on the common stock until ths first week In January. The regular quarterly dlvi-dfttid of 75 cents a share on the preferred stock was declared. The American Gas Electric Co. declared an extra dividend of 2 per cent on the common stock, payable in common stock, tn addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 1 per cent, and the regular quarterly dividend of 1 per cent on the preferred stock.

Gearini House Monday. Nov. 24. Transactions passing through the Pittsburg clearing house made the following comparisons: Exchanges. Balances.

Today I2S.579.U7.75 $12.164, 07S.1S A week A year 24.377.047.55 8,641.315.60 The Java sugar crop for season lust ended was 1.335.763 tons, against l.49.-4118 for previous year, according to Willett Gray. DIED. Additional Death Notices on Page 80, CROI-On Sunday, Nov. 23. 191'J, at 11:10 p.

Mary daughter of Richard and Nora Broderick Cronin. Funeral from her parents' residence. 4073 Cabinet Wednesday morning at 8:30 clock. Requiem mass at Forty-sixth st. at 9 o'clock.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. H4XGARTSER-On Sunday. Nov. 23.. 1919.

at 2:30 p. at the residence ot nis motner-in-iaw. airs, uarrie Fischer, at Winchester, near Annapo lis. Kurt Hangartner, husband of Gerda Hangartner (nee Fischer) and son of Kev. ana Mrs.

u. Hangartner, aged 28 years. Funeral services at Winchester Tuesday, Nov. 25, at 2 p. m.

HARE On Saturday morning, Xov. 22. 1919, at 4 clock. Jennie wife of Robert Hare, services at the residence of Thomas Hannah. 337 Morewood Eastend.

Monday afternoon. Nov. 2,1. at 2 o'clock. In terment private.

H'CREA On Sunday. Nov. 23. 1919, at his late residence, 704 Third ave. renervation follow or ava.ru aaa va CHARLES S.

CRESSER 128 Water New York City. Phone Hanover 5612. ETP TtyAf CITY OIL Cl W. S. Livezey, President.

Judge W. T. Carlton Putty, Attorneys tsuuutti An attractive speculation with arreat poaalbUltlee. Descriptive VilLLIflr.1 P. LEMLEV COMPANY Clearing Hn fnr ARROT BUILDING Little Motor Kar Co.

Capitalization $3,000,000, Fully Paid and Non-Assessable. Dallas, Texas. Factory Grand Prairie, Texas Private Exchanges: tB. Conrt 4823 IP. Main 611 126.

up ts. ana gainea mier Asbury Park, N. John D. McCrea, ncember oats openea uncnangea at 7ov. onrl later rose May oats, up iu on opening at xust ueiuie rnlkhui PITTSBURGH.

tJ4. PITTSBURGH. PA. noon. (Reported hy George w.

coernarat io.) Kjpen. xa i ii. jkuw. viuae. CORN December January Attractive Speculations Llberty-Texas Oil (Pittsburgh Curb); Twin City 1 Oil Gaa (Pittsburgh Curb); Texas-Ranger Producing Refining (pay.

ing 2 per cent monthly listed on New York Curb). Special Letter Upon Request. WILLIAM P. LEMLEY COMPANY Clearing House for Unlisted Securities. 132 133 132 132 126 127 126 127 126 127 126 127 125 126 125 125 .72 72 72 72 76 76 75 76 72 72 72J 72 32 00 32 20 32 00 32 00 23 40 23 72 23 40 23 60 18 80 18 92 18 75 18 80 18 35 18 45 18 35 18 35 AKKUii oLUu.

formerly oi IN HEMORIUI. In loving memory of our dear fa ther. George Ostermaier, who de parted this lire, jnov. 4, iaio, mj years ago. Thou are gone but not forgotten, Never shall thy memory fade.

Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Near the grave where thou art laid, But 'tis God who hath uereft us; He can all our sorrows heal. Sadly missed at home by the daugh ters. Livingston Oil Buy Sell Quote Griffiths Hirsch 35 Broad St. New York .15 .65 .15 ee Private EMkaBeesfS'11 Mss I P. Jt Main 611 May July OATS December May July PORK lard January RIBS January May XPifjsburq Curb-Sate 500 Homer Union 1 900 Homer Union 1 25 Tropical Oil rights 3 490 Marland Ref.

rights 300 Liberty-Texas Oil 100 Homer Union 300 Lour Texas Oil 800 Duquesne Oil (lots) 300 Omar Oil 800 Twin Citv Oil Refining (lots) 600 Mexico-Wyoming 16 Duquesne Oil 3 14 11 1.65 144 1 1 BETTER VISIT COMPANY'S -PLANT AT GRAND PRAIRIE SEE FOR YOURSELF THINK FOR YOURSELF INVEST FOR, YOURSELF. 1 Last 1 1 High Low Sale IChnge 20 A Mill 63 62 62 I 51 60AWGM 126 128 126 126 130 Ark Gas. 360 855 359 351 25 do 105 105 105 103 995Barnsdal 45 44 44 44 200 Car Hyd. 4 4 4.3 425 do 4 4 4 4 370 10 10 10 ,10 60 Fireproof 9 9 9 9 2,435 Guffey 85 34 344 34 49H-W Ref 118 118 118 121 100 Ind Brew 4 4 4 4 2,176 Marl Ref 6 6 6 6 85 62 61 61 62 14,800 Shasta ,64 .62 .63 .60 360 Oil. 33 31 33 32 305 Sup! 62 61 51 61 555 Okla Gas! 48 48 48 4S 145 Brw pf 15 15 15 17 60 Coal pf 93 93 93 93 16,500 P-J Cop.

.26 .22 .22 .25 3,525 Gj 16 16 16 16 110 UNO Cv 124 1 124 124 123 $2 Per Share NOW7 Boucht Sold Quoted Guomer OJnion Petroleum Also OCEAX OIlv RAXGER CENTRAL 43.479 BONDS. 250 3-4. 60 3-4 2,160 3-4 1,050 4-4 100 Vic 4.. 91.86 92.08 94.20 92.44 99.04 107 98 91.70 92.08 93.80 92.10 99.04 J07 98 91.70 92.08 98.94 92.10 69.04 107 98 nnn i Kn 1,000 6 6a. 7 AID OUR PATRONS ALL WE CAN, OUR WtCottanMartet Open.

High. Low. Last 92. IS us 92.50 93.92 A. E.

MASTEN CO. BKOKETSa Tempers New York. Boston. Chlcare an PlUafcura Stock Exchange, chlcare Beard 1 Trade and Hew Terk Csttra Rxrtaas, C. L.

GLASS a CO. STOCKS AND BONDS Vandergrif Building, Pittsburg, Pa. hones Court. 'p. Aj." Mala 1S31.

92.38 CONSTANT AIM AND SERVICE PLAN. REAL ESTATE TRUST UO. tnit asacl fvflm WCC3 AS3 FCKRTH 99.06 107 99 i December 36 90 86 95 36 80 86 January IS 60 36 65 86 40 36 March 81 60 18 90 83 65 S3 tay 3 16 320 82 26 32 90 65 87 46 ni'arMsiJJM. rs. xs jruujtxis I HtaauM, va.

ni 16,800 A.