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Show VIOLENTLY j Wall Street Feels the j Effeds of Crash of Wednesday New York, Jan. 20. The stock market mar-ket was still violently disturbed early today as a sequel to the crash la Hocking Coal yesterday and the financial fi-nancial embarrassments lnvolvod- Ar rangements effected over night afr forded hope of averting further trouble and there wa a rush of uncovered un-covered bears to cover their short, which ran up opening prices In the general list In some of tho leading aathorltatlTO stocks between 1 and S points. ' Another Flump la Hocklnjr Coal and urgent liquidation In some other etocks, recently tho cnter of speculation, specula-tion, unsettled the tone almost Immediately Im-mediately and caused a aharp reaction. reac-tion. Many of tho opening gAins vera wiped cut and fractional lotcea r S ' tabllshed- Chesapeake & Ohio waa ' under special pressor and wiji forced down 3 1-4 polntn. Rock ' Island Is-land broke 2 1-S. Hocking Coal sold at the opening; at 25, yestorday loir price, compared with 23, tho last price of yesterday, ran off. than to 22 and rallied to 26. Money waa froo-ly froo-ly offered at A per oenL The governors of the etook ox-changc ox-changc met today and bad before them Hugh Y. Crlss, tho broker who executed many of the buying order in Hocking Coal atock yesterday. |