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Show GENERAL GAINS STRIKEWALL ST. Trading Is Enlivened After Unusually Dull Morning Session NEW yORK, Sopt 3. Overnight Bdvancea confirming recent reports that nn extenalve gold Import movement move-ment Is to bo Inaugurated imparted a firm tone to the stock market at the epening of tOdaV'a session. Steels, lolls and equipments worn the proml- nent features. Crucible scoring ad im- junl sain 6f 2 4 points. Kails were Ir-I Ir-I regular, tho Impending holiday Invlt-.pg Invlt-.pg further selling for profits among ithose issue, st Paul preferred soon I cancelled a 1 point advnnce and St. In nl common fell 1 point with St. Ilioula & San Francisco preferred. I Trading wtJk very dull during the morning, the first houi s turnover totalling to-talling only about one .quarter of that rf the previous day. Prlcea advanced tv generally, however. under the lead of oil, clu-micai. paper and metal shares, Mexican, run-American and allfornlo Fetroleuins aird Texas com-Jpnn' com-Jpnn' rose 2 to & points, Barrett; Ag-rleultural Ag-rleultural Chemical preferred and National Na-tional Annllne 2 to 3, Writing Paper preferred 3 and coppers 1 to 24- ves-terday'a ves-terday'a advance in uUUtlea was not resumed aside fiom a gain in Wells-Fargn Wells-Fargn i;press of t points, and the InqUlry for rails Wraa limited to the cheaper Issues. Call money ie-opened nt next Tuesday at 7 per cent, Call money rates eased to fi per cent al midday when the independent steels, motor specialties and equipments equip-ments became more prominent. Other strong features included American Woolen. Industrial Alcohol or.d I nlted States Really at gains of 1 to 2 4 points. EMC -o GR IN. CHICA'OO. Sept 3. Sharp advances look place In the wheat market toda) largel as a result of bullish estimates of wheat available for export. One authority figured the total as 110,000.- 000 bushels less than last season ' ipi Ring quotations, hl-h ranged from the Fame as esterduy's to 14 higher with Deoeraber i2.40 to 8.41 and March 12.37 to 2..S. were followed fol-lowed by n moderate reaction and then by a swift general upturn that carried 1 ii 1 ember to $2.46 Corn was dominated by the strength of wheat After opening '4c off to 4c up, including December at fl.lsVfc to 1.19, corn soon scored substantial galna all around. Oats hardened In price with Other cereals, starting about unchanged. le-cc-mber H6i then sagging a little, and later tending upward. Plrmnesa developed in provisions owing to advances of grain and hOjr.H, btft trading lacked volume CHICAGO l i Lsidi K CHICAGO, Sept 3. (.United States Bureau of Markets) Cattle Kccelpts 4t'O0; quality very plain, market slow. 1 Stead) on common and medium gra-o-ers; good steet s strong to higher, best here fl.75; bulk good ilo .SOflb -50; grassy kind 9V.QU914.7ti Kood cows $3. 75 4j' 14 . 1 6; canners $4 00 ft 4.75; common kinds steady to lower, bulls steady to r.tiong, bulk bologna 95.609675.; calves steady, bulk choice 9l7.009i(. 76; few flS.00. heavy and medium calves 96.50914).-00; 96.50914).-00; Blockers slow steady Hogs Recelpta 14,000; market stcadv to siro.ig with yesterday's average; av-erage; top 914wOO; bulk light and butchers 916 15.90, bulk packing sews $14 00 14 :o, pirs w eak to 25e lower. Sheep Receipts S000. native lambs 26 to 5oc higher; top $12 70 to shippers; bulk $ 1 J . 75 ft 12 . 50; no good western here; sheep firm to 26c higher, top ewes $7 . 00; feeders fullv Meau, laregly jil 60 911.00 for lambs. MM (.o I I TURl s CHICAGO. Sept 3. open High Low Close W heat-Dec. heat-Dec. 92.40 2 4fi 2 3 2 4 14 March 2 37 L' -1 1 2 35 2 37 4 Corn Sept. 1 3? 1.11 1.38 1.38 Dec 1.18 1.33 1-31 1.18 ( ats Sept. .65 4 66 .65 4 65 4 Dec 66 .67 .66 .66 Pork Sept, 22.40 Oct 23.50 1 -ard Sept. IS. 62 IS. 75 IS. 62 18.75 Oct. 18.85 18.97 1 8. S5 18 95 Ribs Sept ' 15 32 Oct 15.85 1 5 70 15 82 I( )1 VTi l s. CHICAGO, Sept- 3 Potatoes receipts re-ceipts 62 cars; market steady; Jersey cobblers $2 8092.95 Minnesota early Ohlos 92 2692:40; Idaho' rurala $2 75 ft 3. 00. N'tW YORK STOCK LIST Last sale) AJHs-ChaDmera 34 4 American HeptVugar 76 American Can . . . . 35 4 American 'm A Foundry .1344 I American Hide ,v Leather if ct. . 76 American International Corp 72 American Locomotive 96 I American Smelling .s.- Kefi; . kh 'American Sugor 110 4 'American Sumatra Tobacco ... 8C 'American T. A T a8 American W oolen 81 Annconda Copper 54 4 Atchison 4 8 4 At). Gulf A W Indies 138 Maldwln Locomotive 108 llaltlmore & Ohio , . . 43 Bethlehem Steal B" 77 C anadian Pacific . . .122 Central Leather 53 4 Chandler Motors 86 4 ' "hesapeake ."v. 1 hlo 6 1 4 Chicago, Mil. A St Paul 38 Chicago. R I A Pac 3s 4 Chino Copper 294 Colorado Fluel & Iron ......... 36 .Corn Products , 8 P 4 Crucible stec 1 . ,.1224; uba Cane Sugar 37 1 Erie 1 6 'Genenil F:iectrlc 1414 11 General Motors 214 Goodrich Co 65 tin at Northern pfd 78 Great Northern Ore Ctfs 32 Illinois Central 88 Inspiration Copper .. 48 Int Mer. Marine pfd 75 4 Kennecott Copper 25 4 LoulsVllle A Nashville 103 4 Maxwell Motors y 4 Mexican Petroleum 168 Mdlaml i topper 19 4 1 Middle States Oil ... 124 ( Mldv ale Steel ... 3'J Missouri Wtvlt.c 28 New York Central 754 N. Y . N 11. Hartford . . . 35 4 Norfolk - Western 95 Northern Pacific 79 I Oklahoma Prod. & Kef 3' pan American Petroleum . ... 904 I Pennsylvania 424 ,Pople's Gas 33 4 Pittsburg A- West Vn 3 4 Ray Consolidated Copper . 164 Reading 924 Rep. Iron A Steel 85 4 Royal Dutch. N. Y 84 Shell Trans. A: Trad- 51 S t.. lair Con. 11 . 3 2 4 Southern Pacific 95 Southern Railway 28 Standard '.l of N J. pfd. .'.A. 106 Studebaker Corhoratlon 62 Tenncss, e Copper . . . . 94 4 Texas Co 60 Texas A I'nc Ki,- 374 Tobacco Products 664 Transcontinental Oil 124 1 nion Pacific 128 U. S- Food Products C IT. S. Retail Stores 69 4 I '. S. Ind Alcohol S3 4 United states Rubber 86)4 l ulled States Steel 83 l lah Copper 64 Weatinghouae Electric 4S Willys Overland 15 American Zinc, Icad and Sm. . . 12 Butte and Superior 20 e'ala. Petroleum 29 Montana Power ... 62 4 B Shattttck Arizona 9 Pure Mil Co 38 4 OGDEN. LIVESTOCK MARKET. tattle Receipts 15; choice heavy slcers $8.00(9.00. good steers $7. On ft 8. GO; fair steeta 96.0096 50; choice fdrr sli.'i i iiiiCri 7 5". holt r- cows and h'lfers Sh. 00 ft 7.00; fair to good cow s and heifers $ 4 . 00 ft 6 . 00 ; cutters $3.00ft4 50; canners $2 00-5 3. 00; choice feeder cows 84.00 94.60; fat bulls $4.00ft"5.00 bologna yulls $3.00 ft 4.00; veal calves $9 . 00 ft 10 . 50. Hogs Receipts none, choice fat hogs 175 to 250 pounds, $13. 25ft 14.00, bulk of sales, $13 50ft 1 3 75 feeders. 911.00 ft. 12 00. Sheep Receipts 6787; choice lambs $9. 00ft 10 50, wethers, $5. 00ft 6.75, fat ewes, $5 00ft'6.60, feeder famba, $! 00 ft 9.00. Arrlvnls. O'Neill Prothers, Well". Nev.. 16 loads sheep; Cardo & Yat,s. Keiton. Utah, 3 loads sheep. Andrew Dum lh, Keiton. Utah, 2 loads sheep, Frank Adams. Kt lion. Utah, 1 loud sheep; tlanley Brothers. Salt Ieke. 1 load bucks. MOVM N V IRKE1 NKW rORK, Sept. 3- Prime mercantile mer-cantile paper unchanged. Exchange Irregulai , sterling: Demand De-mand 99.56; cabbs $3 56 4- I'rancs Demand 6.92e; cables 6 . 94c Belgian francs Demand 7.3Sc; cables ca-bles 7 4 He. Guilders: Demand 31.75c; cables :31 87c. Lire: Demand 4.63c; cables 4 65c. Marks: Demand 2 .00c cables 2 01c. New York exchange on Montreal 19 per cent discount. Time loans strong, unchanged. ( IMAM I,I ESTOC K. OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 3. Cnlted Stataes Bureau of Markets, i Hog6 .Receipts 400u; market mostly steady to,. 10c higher, closinR weak; bulk medium ancl light butchers $14 . 50 ft1 i 15.00. top $ 15 25; stronjr weight and king gi a $ i 4 20914.40 Cattle Receipts 1500. market :slow, steady on all chesses. Sheep Receipts 8000; opening slow, bid steady, no sales iof lambs; best ewes $6.75 |
