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Show BANK RETURN'S INFLUENCE FELT Stock Market Weak, With free Offerings All Through the List. NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-The weak bank return of Saturday showed its Influence in the opening In stocks. There were free offerings all through the list, although al-though the losses In Americans in London Lon-don before the opening here were restricted re-stricted to emull fractions. Stocks recently re-cently under the control of pools suffered the widest declines. Enough buying orders or-ders came Into the market to create a gocd rallv. but heavy selling developed again on the advance and depressed a number of stocks sharply that had not figured prominently la the first selling movement. An enumeration of the losses of a point would Include about every stock of speculative prominence. Particular efforts were made to ahake out stocks In special quarters, notably in Reading and some of the metal stocks. Some of the chief declines of the first hour were Locomotive 7i. Reading 44. Delaware & Hudson 4. Peoria & Eastern and Great Northern preferred 3. Tennessee Tennes-see Coal 24 and Illinois Central. Northern North-ern Pacific. Brooklyn Transit, 'Metropolitan 'Metropoli-tan securities. Sugar, Smelting and others oth-ers 2 or more, i The rise of monev to above 13 per cent brought fresh liquidation at the end of the hour. With the money rate up to 20 per cent there was further large liquidation liquida-tion and additional declines. The selling pressure relaxed and short covering Induced In-duced small rallies, but dullness promptly brought a pause In the recovery. Declines De-clines reached were Great Northern preferred pre-ferred and Delaware & Hudson 6. Northern North-ern Pacific. Central Railroad of New Jersey Jer-sey and Consolidated Gas 4 or more. C. C. r. & St. Louis 24. Northwestern. General Klectrlc and Sloss-Shefneld 3. Wisconsin Central preferred 2 and Union Pacific. Wheeling & Lake Erie second preferred and Lead 2. Bonds were weak at noon. Karlv losses were materially extended during the noon hour. At the low point I Reading showed a loss of 64, Northern Pacific 6, Consolidated Gas 6. Smelting and Lead 3. Tennessee Ctoal 3 and Canadian Ca-nadian Pacific, C. & W.. Hocking Valley. Weatlnghouse Electric. Colorado Fuel 2 to 24. Buying to cover carried the market mar-ket up quite strongly afterwards. Reading Read-ing recovering 2 and Northern Pacific. Canadian Pacific. D. II.. Consolidated Gas, Smelting and Tennessee Coal 1 to 14- Trading then became very dull again. Relief over the cessation of the heavy liquidation of the forenoon caused a better bet-ter demand for stocks, and prices rallied strongly. New York Central, Southern I Railway and Southern Pacific recovered fully and Missouri Pacific. Republic Steel preferred and Railway Steel Spring sold a fraction over Saturday's closing. Tennessee Ten-nessee Coal regained all but a fraction, ar.d a large number of stocks were quot- 1 ed from 1 to 2 points above the lowest. The market was comparatively free from pressure In the final hour and proceeded pro-ceeded Irregularly toward recovery. Railway Rail-way Steel Spring was carried up 2 points and Sloss-Sheffleld 1 and Tennessee Coal a fraction over Saturday. Delaware & Hudson rallied 4 and Consolidated Gas 3. Havana Klectrlc made a belated decline of 7 and Long Island 54 and St. Joseph and Grand Island first preferred 34. The recovery in the money rate to 2S per cent unsettled the rally. The quick relapse In the money rate to the lowest of the day caused some sudden rallies hut the closing clos-ing was irregular. Omaha Live Stock. SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 13 Cattle Receipts. Re-ceipts. 8U00; market, slow; 10c lower; native na-tive steers. $3.50a,j.50: cow and heifers, $2.633.75: Western steers. $2. 7634.60; Texas Tex-as steers. $2.654i3.0; cows and heifers. $2.y3.25: canners. $1.5002.25; stockers and feeders. $2.25g2.9U; calves. $3,6013X0; bulls, stags, etc.. $1.50&3.25. Hogs Receipts. 23.000: market, ahade lower; hogs, $4.754.85; mixed, 4.77Vff4.S0: lipht, $4.Wa4.8714: pigs, J4.40ft4.70; bulk of sales. $4.77V.82H. 8heep Receipts, 1800: market, slow and lower; Western yearlings, $5.S0$6.O; wethers. $5.3a5.60; ewes, $4.600.00; lambs. JC.507.40. Chicago Produce. CHICAGO. Nov. 13. Free selling by commission houses and pit traders caued weakness today in the wheat market. ,News of the day wds almost entirely favorable fa-vorable to the bears. Weekly statistics showed world's shipments to be quite liberal and the amount on passage to be considerably In excess of last week. The money situation In New York also had a bearish effect. Slav opened 4c lower to 4c hlirher at 8.i4c&8SV. After touching 8)c. the price dropped to Sjic. Minneapolis. Minneapo-lis. Du'.uth and Chicago reported receipts of 13S cars, against M60 a year ago. Ideal weather for the movement of the new crop imparted an easier tone to the corn market. May opened a shade to 4c lower, at 464ifc45V sold at 454645 V. and then eased off to 454c. Weakness of wheat ami corn had a depressing de-pressing effect upon the oala market. May opened unchmiged to 4c higher, at 324a32V. and sold ofT to 324c Notwithstanding a 5-rent decline In the price of live hogs, the provision market was firm. May pork was unchanged at $12 774: lard and libs were up 24c each at $7.06 and $.). respectively. Close: Wheat December, S5c: January. Janu-ary. ?54c; May. STty&M Corn November. 47c: December, old, 44V; January. 424c; May. 454c; July. 444c. Oats November anil December. 294c; Mav. 32c: July. 3n-c Pork January. $12.t'i0; May, $12,774. Lard November. $7.K:4: December. $rt.874: January. $i.R5i 6.874: May $7,024. Ribs January. $''..574; May. $. 4t6.&0. Rve Cash. 72fi73c. Flax-Cash. Northwestern. $1. Timothv March. $:;.l".. Clover Cash. J'3 . Barlev Cash. 3Sft54c. 3t. Louis Wool. ST LOUIS. Nov. 13. Wool Steady ; Territorv and Western mediums. 2'i''i:c; fine medium. 22fti2iic: fine. 1Wu21c. New York Money. NEW YORK. Nov. 13. Money on call strong and higher, six at 25 per cent, closing clos-ing hid 23. offered at ti. Time loans firm, sixty and nlenty days 7; six months. 6 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, .rff(.4 per cent. Sterling exchange weak, closing firmer with actual business In bankers' hi! in at $4 S5.15ip4.S5.2u for ilemann and nl J4.M.75M 4 81 for sixty-day bills: posted rates. $4M3fe4.K! an"' $4'V(i 1.S7; commercial! bills. $4.M4. Bar silver. 2s,c. Mexican dollars. 4v;c. Government bonds. strong; ralload bonds, weak. New York Sugar. NEW YORK. Nov. 13. Sugar-.i let; fair reftnlnp. 'J V: centrifugal, ;K-test. 3 7-ltic; niolasK's siiKar. 24'. Refined, quiet: crushed. $5.30: powdered. $4.i; granulaud. $4.60. Coffee-Quiet; No. 7 Rio. SUS?V- Chicago Live Stock. CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-Cattle-Receipts. 31 OOo; steady to 10c lower; beeves. t3.fp 6.26: cows and heifers. $1.15(84.50; stockers and feeders, $2.0Mt 1.2": Texans. $3.403-1. 30; Western. t3.''Ui.'ti. Hogs Receipt. M.CkKi; tomorrow, 21; weak to 5c lower: mixed and butchers, $4.7066.10; good heavy. $4 .6V&6.10; rough heavy. $4.46(&4.60: light. $4.7ofr5.0i:.; pigs, $4.40S-4.90; bulk of sides. $4.W5.0O. Sheep Receipts. 30,000; market, steady; sheep, $4.00-&5.6O; lambs, $4 50.20. |