Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-11 | Page 16 | Stocks Show Results of Stringent Money and Strike

STOCKS SHOW RESULTS OF STRINGENT MONET AND STRIKE; Depreciation All Along Line, Losses Extending From Two to Twelve Points on Important Issues. NEW TOI.'a, Not. 10. Strinsent monej and the more acute coal strike biluatlon governed the stock market gala today. The list almost as a whole experienced further drastic depreciation, depre-ciation, extreme losdcfl extending from 2 to 12 points among imporfnnt issues. Although last week's bank ttntoment carried actual excess reserved to the largest total of the year, further indications of Increasing rigid-fly rigid-fly were bhoun iu all quarters of the money market. Call loans opened and renewed at 12 per Cent, mounting in the last few minutes to 18 per cent, that being the final quotation of the session. There was eager bidding for time money at 7i per cent, most loans being limited lim-ited to the bhorler maturities. Attention was directed anew to the steel strike by the publication of United Stales Steel figures "for October. This disclosed a nominal gain of 183,000 tons of unfilled orders, a total hirh nrhablv would have been several times irrC.nl'V'U of the fo mshn,.SitttM,"lndo.trW Alcohol. Crucible i rJJJeml Electric and Trans-Continental liTrose PSJStor to tile seneral dcpreaalon etoj, SheaeTbot ftK back at fererwb close, bale m Ann tod to 1.460000 shares. b-ny lond, continued to weaken and other domeatl iYaoe. were irregular H tlonul-. Total wle, Pr Ttae, aggregate SXi.330.000. Old United States bonds were ua- , change.! ou call. .