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Show ADVERSE RUMORS AFFECT STOCKS I Secondary Industrials Suffer Under Renewed Pressure; Money Is Easier NEW YORK, July 26 Trading at 1 hp dull and unen opening of today's ptock market reflected conflicting de yplopments over the vreek nd Fur ther Improvpment In the foreign dhi utlon and a slirht Btrengiheriing of federal bank reserves wa? offset by I the deficit In the local clearing house statement. Reading wan the only noteworthy feature, rising almost one point, with nominal gains In other rails There were signs of renewed pressure agains. steels, equipments, oil, motors and kindred specialties Industrial shares rallied from their early setback, especially BtOOlfl and equipments, but any advantage in that quarter was forfeited when the shorts uncovered fresh elements of weakness The recent selling of tho cheaper mo tors and oils made further progress I United States Steel was comparativei-ly comparativei-ly firm, probably In expectation of a favorable quarterly statement to be Issued Is-sued after the close of tomorrow's BOS slon. Exchange on London was bare ly steady, but call money opened at 8 per cent compared with last week's final quotation ot 9 per cent Call money was freely aallable at the opening rate during the mid f ?-slon, ?-slon, but the demand was small because be-cause of the light dealings. The market mar-ket continued to waver, secondary' industrials in-dustrials continuing heavy on adverse rumors affecting the motor, rubber and allied Industries. NI3W YORK STOCK LiIST I Last Sale) Allls-Chalmers 36Vfc AJnerioan Beet Sugar 86 American Can 38 American i'.u & Foundry 138 V4 American Hide oc leather pfd. , . 80 American International Corp .. S0 American Locomotive 92 Vi American Smelting & Roflnlng.. 53 American Sugar 123 American Sumatra Tohacco . . 85 American T. & T American Woolen B6S Anaconda Copper 54 l Atchison 79 S Atl.. Gulf & W, Indies 150 V Baldwin Locomotive 110 Baltimore & Ohio 3lVi Bethlehem Steel "B" S5Vi i anadUun I'ucific 1 1 9 Central Leather 60 Chandler iMotors 95 Chesapeake & Uh!o 53 'a hicago, Mil St. Paul 33 hicago, R. I. & I'ac 34 Chlno Copper jyVt Colorado Fuel & Iron 31B Corn Products 91 Crucible Steol 145 Cuba Cune Sugar 44 l Erie C- neral Electric 140 I , neral Motors , 23 l4 Goodrich Co 57 Vi tireat Northern pfd t3 - Great Northern Or Ctfe 3 1 '2 Illinois Central 82V4B Inspiration Copper 49 Int. Mer Marine pfd 80 Internationa Paper so Kennecott Copper 25 Louisville & Nashville 98 Maxwell Motors 14 Mexican Petroleum ISO Miami Copper 20 V2 Middle States Oil 20 Midvale Steel 40 '4 Missouri Puctflc 35 ' New York Central 6 N Y . N. II. & Hartford 28 Norfolk A Western 88 t Northern Pacific "ll Oklahoma Prod. A Rot 4Vi POD American Petroleum 99 Pennsylvania 3f People's Gas 31 Pittsburg and West Va. , 28 Vi Kay Conboliduted Copper lo1 Reading 8 7" Hop. Iron & Steel 86 Royal Uutch. N. Y 74 Shell Trans. & Trad 68 Sinclair Con Oil 22 Ti Southern Pacific 91 (Southern Railway 27 I Standard n of N. J. pfd 105 Btudopaker Corporation 6o'i Tennessee Copper 9 Texas Co 14 T Texas & Pacific 34 Tobacco Products ti4 Transcontinental Oil 14 1 I nlon Pacific 114 I'. S. Food Products 65 ! U S. Retuil Stores 72 1 C B lnl Alcohol S3 United States Rubber 89 Vi United States Steel 89 ' I tali Copper 67 I Westinghouse Electric . ... 3S , Willy's overland 17Vi American Zinc, Lead and Sm . 13B I Buttfl and Superior 21B ICala. Petroleum .. 30 I Montana Power 59 B iShattuOk Arizona 9 BUTTER NI EGGS. CHICAGO. Jul 96. Butter un-Ichanged. un-Ichanged. creamery 43 it 54 lOggs uncba&ced; receipts 13. 52 ises; firsts 434,a S 44 c. ordinary firsts 4A(P42c; at mark, cases lnclud-1 sd, 43C4SVac; storage packed extras flc; sturago packed firsts 4645Vic. Poultry altve steady; fowls He 1 1 1 oilers 40a 45c. LIBERTY BONDS. NKW YORK, July 26 Liberty bond' losing prices todaj were: :''-s 91.00, first 4s 85.80; teennd 4sl si 80; first 4Vs 85.90; second 414s s !; third 4 s S S 8 2; fourth 4 V,sj 8.-. 12 Victory .-.a 95 7M, Victory 4is 93 74. . I OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET. f Cattle Receipts. 96, choice heavy Steer, 94fl 10; good steerB. $89; fair titi-.'r!. $7 8; choice feeder steers. 6 I f 7 , eholr-e cows and holfors. $7- P i 7 SO; fair to good cows and heifers 'ST ciittern, $4(6; eanner., $31 S 7S; IF choice fer.ler -owh, Jr.56: fat bulls, H th8 6. bologna bulls. 14 5. veal calves, 9 9 50 f Hog--Receipts .'.OS. choice fat nof,'s, iii 10 sou pounas, is.jSoi; ,n bulk of ales, $13.5013.75; feedern. I mou !' i Sheep Receipts, 1,8 44. choice r ;lamhs Sin.oOQ 1 1 ,".0; w etherp. J78; l fat ewes, $53 6, fc-edei lambn J I tt ft mmm Arrhf.N Ogden Packing company! South - Omalia lour carloads of hogs; P. Xe " in California, ai carloads of laml n k Union Pheep company, Ravendale, t Cal., four carloads of lambs. J S Adams, Peterson T'tah two carloads of lambs! Peck and Benson. Malad. J Idho. carlonrl of cattle; H. W, NV- H merit, oxford Idaho, carload of cat- tie; Bunkley Brothers, Idaho, carload I CHICAGO GRAIN I CHICAGtJ. July 26. Sharp setbacks I iln the value of nheat took place today f largely as a result of federal resen.'e I ad icp in predicting that black rust I would not cause any large Impairmeni I of lelrl in the spring wheat crop, it j was aald that cutting of northwest j earlv wheat would start in five days .and that the harvest there would he j general In threp weeks. Opening f j prices which ranged from 3 to 4c low- 5 er, with December $2.61 to 2.52 and I March $2.55 to 2.56, were followed by I I material further breaks. I Excellent weather conditions and I I liberal receipts had a bearish effect I ion f-orn After opening 1 to 2 l-4c I lower Including September at $1 49 1-2 to 1.50 1-2, nnd Tecember $1 34 1-2 to 1 3fi. the market continued to de- scend I I lats BS mpathized with the weak- I nees of corn. Initial quotations were 1-8 to 3-4c down, and a decided fur- ther sag ensued. t Lower price3 on hogs and grain f brought about a general decline In f I provisions r MONI-7Y MARKET. I NEW YORK. July 2 6. (Money and I Exchange ) Mercantile paper s per j I cent. Exchange steady, sterling; Demand I 1 t J . 74 M ; cables $3 . 79 14. I Francs Demand 7 66c; cables f mmm I Belgian francs Demand 8 24c; ca- I ! bles 8 . 26c. WMm Guilders. Demand 34 50c, cablea 34 W. Llro Demand 5 50c; cables 5.52c. I Marks Demand 2.35c. cables 2.36c New York exchange on Montreal 1 12 1-16 per cent discount. 1 l Time loans steady, 60 days, 90 days 'and 6 months S V-2 per cent. I Call money strong, high 10 per cent; I low 8 per cent, ruling rate 8 per cent, I 'closing bid 9 per cent; offered at 10 ii jper cent7, last loan 10 per cent. I CHICAGO FUTURES. I CHICAGO, July 26 ( pen High iow Close t Wheat I Dec. $2.5 1 2 52 2 47 2 4 7 Vs I March 2.51 2 56 2.51 2.51 H S. pt. 1.49 1.60V4 1.43S 143H Dei l 34 t 1.36 1 28 1.28 Oats Sept 74 S, .71 .71 'Dec. 73 73", .704 -704 I Pork-July Pork-July 25.50 Sept .... 28 00 26 20 26 20 H Iard Bl pi 19 10 19.15 IS 20 18.20 Oct .... I9 60 18.55 18 55 i'4H Ribs Wmm Sept .... 16 60 16 00 16.10 ImWM Oct 16 90 16.30 16 30 METAL MARKET. NEW STORK, July 26. Copper I steady, electrolytic spot and third j1 Quarter 19c. H I Iron steady; No 1 northern $48.00 4049 00; No 2 northern $47 00n H 1 48 00. No. 2 southern $43,004 44.00. Tin easier; spot $4 9 50 August-1 August-1 September $49.25. !H Antimony 7.50c. iH Lead steady; spot 8.50c. l Zin.- steady. Last St Louis spot 7. 8568.00c. At Ixindon. Copper 92 2s 6d; elec-trolytiC elec-trolytiC 1MS. futures 111; tin 270 7 6d, lead 37 5s; zinc spot 42. CASH PRICKS. CHICAGO July 26 Wheat No. 1 red $2 SO (g 2 .83; No. 2 red 92.7940 WmW ? $a mm I Corn No 2 mixed $1 51 Vi: No. WmW I yellow $1 52. IH OatS No 2 white 83 87c. No. 3 'j wlnta 81c mwlm Rye No 2 $2 14-52.16. 11 1 lai li y 11. "0 01. 1 i. 1 I Timothy .seed $?.00fill.75. Clover seed $30 . 00 ft 35 . 00. Pork nominal. Lard $17.80. Ribs $15 50 GJ 16.50. LWM NEW YORK SUGAR. NEW YORK. Julv 26 Raw sugar quiet; centrifugal 16.56c; refined I quiet; fine granllated 21c to 22.50c j Futures were quiet, but the under tone was easier under scattered liquidation liqui-dation with priced at midday about 10 to rj points net lower for active posl 1 1011 k I LONDON KATES. LONDON. July 2 6. Bar silver 56 d per ounce. Money 6 4 per cent. Discount rates. Short bills 66 per cent; three month bill 6P j 6 11-16 per cent. r POTATOES. CHICAGO. July 26 Potatoes weak; receipts. 120 carfr Virginia, j $7 60fll8 26 per barrel; Kansas an 1 Mlsaourl early Ohlos. $3.00(tTC3 25 cwt. NEW YORK SILVER, NEW YORK. July 26. Bar silver, domestic. 99Uc; foreign 95c. Ll Mexican dollars 71,c r |
