Show FINANCE J IN INDUSTRIAL AND MINING r OIL AL STOCKS J J m FROM I QUOTATIONS OF WORLD WORD MARKETS BONDS J J U UP TO NEWS ALL AL sM THE TH FROM MINE MINEI MARKET DULLNESS PARALLEL Reports on Earnings Are e Mixed Withdrawals Start Str I New York June 29 9 Business on the thc I stock tock exchange today was without parallel par- par nUel in in point of or dullness and ad general unimportance In almost eighteen months months Total transactions of oC about bout shares were tho the smallest of oC any my f full l session since December of at InS 1918 In all al other respects the market was waz days merely a a repetition of at recent Standard shares were alternately Ir Irregular Irregular irregular Ir- Ir regular to firm a a steady tone prevailing prevail prevail- ing at the close on short hort covering Ina In rails s steels and oils ons a Many I of or the usual favorites In the several speculative groups were altogether alto alto- alo- alo gether r Ignored and unchanged amon among seasoned or representative shares an and I were mostly fractional In no Important instance exceeding a n point point Moderato Moderate withdrawal of ot funds by local banks for Cor federal payments and preliminary shifting of deposits In anticipation an an- of or July interest and dividend disbursements uh were reflected In tighter tight tight- er time rates Nine per er cent was wa bid fur for tm thirty thiry and sixty day accommodations accommodation tion with few offerings Easement was wa shown by the call cl money market but this WS wholly at attributable attributable attributable at- at to light demand Early loans were made at 9 per cent that quotation holding hoWIng until tho tim final hour when moderato moderate sums were available at 1 to tu 1 IJ per cent reduction 1 Statements of earnings s for Cor May embraced embraced em- em braced some of oC the more railroad systems These were cro rather mixed ed however Southern Pacific for tor example showed a large gain In net net while Atchison anti and Missouri Pacific reported hV l v oss anc s. s Trading Trading- In bonds was relatively large large- tho general domestic tc list In Including In In- eluding Liberty Issues again casing while foreign notably An- An irlo glo 55 and Belgian 7 were ere firm fir Total sales par value alue aggregated aggregated gated 1 Old 01 United States bonus bunds uns w were ro unchanged on call cal Quicksilver Production Is Now on Decrease Between January 1 and March 31 1920 Inclusive flasks of quicksilver quicksilver quick quick- silver sIver each of 75 pounds net net were produced produced pro pro- In the United States according to F. F I 14 L Ransoms 0 the United States geological sure survey survey- department of or tho the Interior who obtained the tho figures Irom t e producers This is flasks less Jess lessan ge tan ban an the output In the fourth quarter rot of 1919 and 1226 flasks less than that 11 Mn tin the first quarter of ot 1919 0 California produced 39 94 flasks and f f p Texas Texas Oregon and Nevada Nevada together produced flasks There were 10 J productive mines in California and 1 f fin lin each eLch h e-h of at the the- three other producing 1 states sates Less Ls than flasks flaks were produced prof pro- pro I f by mines outside of or California and ad Texa Texas The quicksilver on hand at the mines or In transit to market market at the tho end of ot the quarter amounted to flasks The average monthly prices of ot quicksilver quicksilver quick quick- silver per flask In San Francisco In m tho the thoi i first siver three fask months of at 1920 as quoted in the tho Mining and Scientific Press I were ere 9 in January Januar S1 81 In February and 7 87 87 in March ES YORK ORI DOD BOND LISPi LIST LISP c i s 1 s t S 'S SAm ds 53 Am I or Sec S. 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S 3 11 d v 11 B. B 30 2 33 a mv on Oil 26 33 3 Ventura Oil 01 13 1 16 Pet 36 3 56 36 Verde Comb 14 J 14 Irn Int Bins Bos 14 Valcan OIL 01 2 4 ler Jer Verde Vere 24 f 4 6 5 K Keystone stone 1 West End Ene 1 2 Kerr Ker Ike ll 3 4 White Oil al 19 20 L La Rose ne bite Eagle 25 18 20 0 L I. MeN I Ia 12 1 Cape Caps 6 S Maa Cop Cop II 2 29 32 I Yukon 1 LOCAL I J. J A. A A Bode k Co C. C the flunk Stock IB IAk Cl Trait Tt S Bank nank Il D Des NaIl NaU 3 Utah S Nat tat 15 II D of n Z Utah S P. P T. T 1 I. I NaU Cop Cp ll 1133 Bros 11 Sto ks k Ama Soar 1385 Amal S pM Coal C I 49 Con Cn W e e div fl tO lOt I Sug SUs S. S Home F F Ins z j F Clay 55 6 Coal Ca UI L lit lit pC Mu ru Cn Ca Co C. C 20 8 Z C 31 I. I pf 19 lt T o k TI 8 8 a Iz I Dond SL Ex 4 8 I 70 73 I Stand Coal Ca Si 6 92 51 Utah Sec fl 71 87 1 UPA lit 56 G. G 7 73 78 18 Utah Hot 59 f PRESENCE OF OF RAIN PUTS PRICES DOWN IN Jo Chicago June une 23 2 Timely rain ii In Iowa Nebraska and Illinois resulted In lower prices toda today for corn and oats Corn closed unsettled at 1 to Us ls net d decline with wih July ul 1751 to 71 an and September 7 to Oats lost 1 11 1 to lie l c. c In provisions tho the outcome varied from 5 cents cont cent to an adI adco advance ad- ad I vance vinco co of ot It I was generally agreed that tho the crop outlook for corn as woJ n as oats oat had boon been Improved by tho the widely distributed dis dis- ls- ls tt moisture and by the fact that meanwhile the tho hot wave had been broken to a a considerable d degree rec BearIsh BearIsh Bearish Bear Bear- ish sen sentiment t regarding corn cor w was further fur fur- ther emphasized by predictions that that liberal roc receipts would continue during durIns during dur dur- ing Ins tho the next week and perhaps throughout th the week weck following On tho the price downturns that ensued speculative spec spec- buying was wa Wa apparent and numerous numerous numerous nu nu- nu- nu rallies took place but in no Instance did the tho market marlot develop sufficient suf sut- strength to touch tone the tho closing figures of ot tho the previous day In tho the oats market better weather weater was more than a n counterbalance for Iowa and reports that actual cro crop damage had been beon suffered I Provisions were firm owing o to higher high hIgh- er quotations on hogs hoSs Business consisted consisted con con- sl t mostly of or changes ch from July uly contracts contrat to September Cash grain and provisions wore Wheat Wheat heat No 2 red rod 70 No 2 hard 70 Corn Corn No 2 mixed No 2 yellow elo 3 1711 Oats Oats No o. o 2 white No 3 white I R Rye Rye No 2 2171 Barley cash Barley Gush 1 C fi Timothy seed seed 1700 ff 1200 Clover seed seed 2500 i Pork Pork Pork- lork- lork Nominal Lard Lard Lard- Lard 2040 2040 OO Ribs lUbs 17 1325 1825 Quotations for futures were COnN- COnN Open High Low Close V L Cose July 16 1751 Sept 1821 OATS OATS- July Tuly OATS Sept 87 SH SG 87 July 1365 3 SO Sept JUly ty 2045 20 2045 5 2040 2045 RIBS RIBS- 2150 2150 2160 2160 2147 2150 2150 uly 1505 1807 1802 1802 1302 Sopt Sopt 1915 1930 1910 1 1010 10 I NII NINE FF-NINE PER PERCENT CENT IN RATES DEMANDED Washington June une 29 Freight Freight rates must be Increased 55 s per cent If i the demands of ot the roads for tor increased freight tariffs and the mens men's demands for increased Increase pay are arc granted and and the whole burden placed on the freight traffic the interstate commerce commission commission com corn mission was wa told today b by Clifford Clfford Thorne Thome of ot Chicago o representing ship pers Mr Ir Thorne recommended that the wage wase advances be added without fur fur- ther hearings to the costs of what the railroads base their requests for a advancing advancing ad ad- their rates that that a 5 per cent Increase be made In pas pa passenger rates with the balance of or freight traffic to tc care for the tho present case cae and that an any advance occasioned b by tho to wage decision deci zion sion be spread out over ocr the he entire entre railroads railroads' railroads railroads' rail rail- roa roads roads' s' s resources Application of the advance In freight rates Mr Thorne said will vill wil mean an n increase in crease in the tho cast eat of ot 60 per cent cent In the west vest 50 per cent and In the south Houth 60 per ner cent An Increase of ot one half one hal per cent per passenger mile mie on passenger trat tic fic fc plus an Increase of 20 2026 6 per cent centon centon on all al othor other traffic Mr lr Thorne con con- would produce sufficient rev rev- I to take of ot care the present need of ot the carrl rs added to an nn Increased wa wage e of ot O. O If I the tho wage adVance ad ad- Vance ance is 18 and the addition al nl amount mount is placed on traffic othe than passenger traffic the percentage would be 29 9 per cent cent An advance In freight rates Mr Thorne argued will h have vo no Collars Clars Are Coming Cing Down Dow Is Announced TROY TROY N. N Y V Juno Jue 29 The The I price of collars will wl be b reduced reduced re re- re from 30 to 25 cents each according to t announcement made lere today by Cluett Cluett Peabody Co and George P. P Ide Co The change in price is effective immediately able effect on the rates the carriers have to pay for tor money te nor will wil It I change the financial situation nationally national national- change J ly hy and world wide o In extent extent If Meat eat Packers to Hold Session in September Chic Chicago o. o Juno June une 2 29 Meat 20 Meat packers pacers from all al parts of ot the |