Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-25 | Page 32 | Automobile Divisions Leads Animated Market Session

lAUTOnOBILE DIVISIONS LEAD I ANIMATED flARKET SESSION I Stutz, Studebaker, Chandler, Pierce-Arrow, Aax-! Aax-! well and General Motors Are Among j . Strongest Features. ! XEW YORK, May Zl. The confident vie-.-i expressed by lcadrrs of Industry found fui'thf r refh-'aiun in today's brief, but. a.nf m:ued, toi;k marker session. tUeels and ornii;i;ju'iLs were expected to lend on Klbert H. Gary's hopeful survey sur-vey of trade condition;-, but those issued boon jave precedence to the auiuinobi.a division;. Siuiz, Studebaker, Chandler, Piene-Arrow, Piene-Arrow, Maxwell and General Motors, also Stromber Carbureter, United States Kui-ber, Kui-ber, Ajax Rubber and Kelly-Sprinjifiekl Tire, u ero the strongest featured at iet gains of 2 l to tj'i pointy. HiKh-Jfra.de rails weix- in process of accumulation, ac-cumulation, particularly A t urbason , Chicago Chi-cago Xort h western, Norfolk & Western and Cheeapeakc & Ohio, but minor trans portations made only nominal gains. Tobaccos and kindred shares were featured fea-tured by American Snuff, Tobacco Pro-i-u 'ts, American Tobacco and l'nited Cigars, and coppers derived additional benefit fmni the prospect of higher prices for the refined me Lai. Shipping and oiis were "uncertain at best and closed mainly at losses. . On its further rise of a fraction, to L'nited States Stoel established a new maximum for the year, some associate' asso-ciate' issues -zairiini? 1 to 2 points. StUas amounted to STO.Oi't) snares. Ponds were steady to firm, but without with-out especial feature. Total sales, par value, aKKresated $5.4r"0,utO. Old United Slates bonds were unchanged on call during dur-ing tlte week.