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Show I STOCKS PULL OK I R. R. ICE NEWS I Transportations, Oils and Steels Go Lower on Wall ; Street Market 1 i NEW YORK. July 19. The trend mW Of prices was distinctly downward at ihe sluggish opening of today's slock market. Developments over the weekend, week-end, particularly the railway Industrial Indus-trial situation, were not of a hopeful character and the shorts promptly renewed re-newed thelv recent selling tactics. Steels, equipments and oils were es- H peclally vulnerable losses In those aharc-s extending from l.- r.- ira.i .1 II to a point Motors and their spe-1 spe-1 Oialtiea recorded nomlnril grins and 1 rails were Irregular j 1 Flails began to sag when reports H from Chicago Indicated that the rail- Hk joad organisations probably would re ject the proposed award of the labor v board Transportations averaged one point decline Mid Canadian Paclfl lest two points Reactions among olls becamf more extensive, pan-Arm ri an falling 2 points and Mexican Pe- ! tiolenm 41a. strris and equipments AM also mad.- further re 0 lone, espsclal- ly Hrthlcheiu Republic and vanadium While motors and related specialties lost then early advantage and osnstd- erably more Foreign exchange was heavy, ihe Un Ion into fnlling ulmi'M two points under last week s final quo-, t tatlOB Call money opened at 0 pen I cent ' "-n There was another drlse asjataSl Lhe Hhorts In Crucible Steel at mlddnj thai stock rallying three points. Othei j . stocks recovered moderately on the retention of the nine per cent mone i.i'f. but the tr..'llng graduall. dwindled dwin-dled in tho absence of public interest (ijf- NEW YORK STOCK LIST. I JBP Allls-Chalmers . V5 mjf American Beet Sugar .1 American Can 3y J !f American Car & Foundry 186 JFJ; American Hide & Leather pfd 86 S' XjH American International Corp Si1- Jm American Locoinouxc "1 American Smeluni. ReCg. American Sugar .. . 1141 '2 American Sumatra Tobacco .. BOi A American T & T 94 American Woolen 17 jf 1 Anaconda Copper 6Stt 4m Atchison S At!.. Gulf &- W Indies 1 -s ' il Baldwin Locomotive . - iii7 HH Baltimore1 & omu site H Jbethlehem Steel "B" LsbH Butte & Superior . . 114 Vmk Canadian Pacific U97 jH Central Leather 68 P5 Chandler Motors Chesapeake & ohio &8-& 9 Chicago. Mil & St. Paul 33 Chicago. R. 1. ft Fac 36 l.s i- Cluno Coppei RH Colorado Fuel & Iron 3 1 U Hi Corn Products S2H Crucible Steel 133 Hi Cuba Cane Sugar 50 Vs Lrle 12 HH General Llectric HOB HH General Motors Mtt Goodrich Co 69 HI Great Northern pfd 611 2 Great Northern Ure Clfs 35 HH Illinois Central SI &lVm inspiration Copper 60 WVfJ int Met Harm.- pfd 814 anl i International Paper 8S S Kcnnecott Copper ... i Louisrcllle A Nash. ESs Dl pfd 100 SB m.r -Maxwell Moioj-s 19 J mm Miami Copper i'1 4 El Middle Stat.s Ull CI '4 P7J Midvale Steel 4u A Missouri Pacific 16 t , t J New Fork Centrnl . 68 j N Y. N. H A Hartford ... . 8911 f NortolK ft Western B8B H?n Northern Pacific "l1 uklahoma Prod Ref. 4 gyf Pun American Petroleum 10814 nKH j trillion iinuin ? HrSJ People's Gas 33l. Pittsburg A: W.st Ya r8nB Qh Kav Consolidated Copper 16 iSJ Reading BS SImH Itep lion & Steel 90 .tSl fcoval Dutch. N. Y ,113 m Shell Trans, i Trad Ex Dlx . 7 4 ' 3 ;; M Sinclair Con. U 31 BoUthem Pacific tthi jt Southern P.allwa . . 3 s KMHj Standard uii of N J pfd 105 HE9 Studebaker Corjioration 7014 Ttnnessee Copper 9 nl Texas Co J 4614 TOM Texas & Pacific 39 Bjj0n Tobacco Products .. 66 njm Tianscontlnental Oil .14 4 kSHE. Union Pacific .1144 HD' U. S Food Products . fi44 Ht U. S Retail Stores 73 m V- S. Ind. Alcohol 884 jnitc-d States Rubber 92 jVrH jgm, Vllf-'d Stales Steel 91 )R mmWZ- Ltab Coppei I Hd! WestlnghOUSe Electric A 48 l 1 Willy's Overland " 184 1 American Zinc. Lead and Sm ... 14 A mm Butte and Superior . .... .22B Wk Cala Petroleum . 30 Montana Power -.hp. Ri bhattuck Arizona . . . B MONK1 M RKI-TT. - NEW FORK, July 19. Mercantile 3 paper 7 n a p. r cent H Exchange heavy; sterling demaml 9 Sg.83 4. cables $8 84. QBFJ Francs. Demand 8 23c, cables 6.25c. Snfl Belgis.il francs: Demand 8 .75c: ca- HHB tics 8.77c. al Guilders: Demand 34 75c. cables PHI 84.77c. Dire: Iemand 5.86c r(l,Jo. 6 sr. im Marks: Demand 2.56c. cables 2.57c sSfBl i New York exchange on Montreal .pmW 12 per cent discount Time loans strong. 60 dayf, 90 days and sL months 8Vb per cent. IM Call money strong, high 9 per cent. low 8 per cent, ruling rate 9 pei cent; posing bid 7 per cent; offered at 8 Hy per cent, last loan 8 per cent. Bank llpj occcptances 6 per cent. METAL .MARKET. bISa! NEW VUHK, July i?opp0r lir eltady. electrolytic pr.t iri,i idlnl 8j8jpjf i SbIB Iron steady. No 1 northern $48 00 949.00; No 8 northern $47.00fg 48.00; No. 2 southern $43 004944.00. '; Tin steady, spot $50.00. XfJHj Antimony T s7c. SH Lead ciutet. spot 8 0r- SHB Zlrn- steady; spot 7. 76 & 8.00c, I 111 At London Spot copper 90 7s 6d; If electrolytic 106. tin 268 15s. lead I 14 is, zinc 41 10s I I LIBERTY BONDS. IBi NEW YORK. July 19. Liberty 1 1 1 tonds closing prices were il 3s 90.90; first 4s 85.46. second (I 48 84 .70; first 4 Vis 66 72, second 48 1 s4 84, third 48 S3 56; fourth I1; 66 18; Victory 3s 95 90; Victory 1; 4 95.84. I CHICAGO GRALV i CHICAGO, July 19. Talk of labor I trouble on the railroads If tomorrow s j Waff award did not prove liberal had J1 only a temporarily bullish effect on I corn and oats. Wheat values were no! I affected, the chief factor as to wheat L'.t W being enlarged country offerings. j Wheat opened 1 to 2c lower, with Dc- f ember $2.61 to 2 52 and March $2.- $f r&ia. underwent a material further I d'cllne. and thon recovered tome- . ;.. 5U - " whal Leading commission houses were active ac-tive sellers of corn on the price bulge with which the market opened. Initial Ini-tial quotations, which rajiged from c off to 1 '4- adance. including September Septem-ber at $1 494 to 1.F.11 Him December $l37 to 1 374. were followed by h decided setback all around, and later a moderate rally. Oats descended with corn. Aftr opening unchanged to He higher, with Septcrnbei 76 to 7 7c-. and hardening a little more, the ma.ket fell to well balOW Saturdays finihh. Higher prices on hogs strengthened provisions. Demand, however, lacked! volume CHICAGO FUTURES. CHICAGO. July 19. Open Hili Low Close Wheat Dec $2.51 2.59i 2 48 2 59 ft March 2 00V2 2.65 2.52 2. 65 , Corn ' Sept. 1.49 1.524 1-48 K 1-52 Dec. 137 .29 H 1-35 139i Oats Sept. -T7 .76x .7-7 ik Dec. .76li .76x .75 76S Fork Julv 27.10 ! Sept. ... 28.82 28.50 28.60 Lard Sept. li.it 19.65 19 37 19.45 Oct 19 85 20 00 19 80 19.46 Ribs-July Ribs-July 16.02 I Sept. 17.05 17.15 16.92 16 92 CASH PRICES. CHICAGO. July 19 Wheat No 2 ted $2 80; No 1 hard $2.87; No. 2 hard $2. 85, No 3 hard $2.82. Corn No. 2 mixed $1.534 6 1 54; No 2 yellow $1 54ti 1 55 Oats No 2 white 96Vk S 99 '4c; No. 3 white 93 'a 96c. Rye No. 2 $2.222.23. Barley $1 17 O 1 . 25. Timothy seed $10 00g 12.00. 'lover seed $25.0035 00. Pork nominal. Lard $18.96 Ribs $16 500 16.50. BITTKH M I .s. CHICAGO July 19. Butter firm; creamery 44'&65c. Eggs unsettb-d. receipts 12.906 J cases; firsts -I3fe44e, ordinary firsts 39 4 (Jf 40 4c; at mark, casea Included. 40421sc; storage packed extras 45tjc; storage packed firsts 44 4 9 45c Poultry alive unsettled; fowls 32c; springs 32c. M W ORK SUGAR. NEW YORK. July IK Haw sugar teady; centrifugal 18 06c. refined steady, fine granulated 22 Otl(g 22.50c. Futures were rpilet this morulng nnd prices at midday were about 5 to 10c lower under scattered liquidation. POTATOES. CHICAGO, July 19 Potntoen veak; receipts 86 cars; Virginia. $11 -7612.25 barrel; Kansas and Missouri Mis-souri sacked $6 00 fi 6.26. Kentuckv cobblers $7.00. T MINNEAPOLIS. MINNEAPOI lb. July 19 Flour unchanged un-changed Bran $4,1.00. NEW YORK SILVER, NEW YORK. July 19 Bar silver, domestic. 99Jfcc; foreign, 88So. Mexican dollars 674c. OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET. Cattle Receipts 118; choice heavy steeiM $9010; good steers $8&9; fair steers $7&8; choice, feeder steers $6 (0 7; choice cows and heifers $7fc 7 60; fair to good cows and hollars fig 7, cutters S4'.j... . itinera 53'u 3 75.' choice feeder cows J.'.id; Bat bulls $5 '" j . liol')j.;im tin. Is 4H5, veal calves y & 9.50. Hogs Receipts 407 choice fat hog I7i to 250 lbs. 114014.75; bulk of soles $1 4 25 u 14 . 50; feeders $1112 Sheep Receipts 12.669; choice lamba $ 1 0 . 505 1 1 50; wethers $78; fat ewe.V$50a b; feeder lambs $Si&. KANSAS CITY LTOESTOCK. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 19. (United States Bureau of Markets.; Cattle Receipts 18,00o; steers and fat she-stock steady to 16c lower; quarantine quar-antine receipts 67 care; top native steers $16. 00. bulk lll.OO01i-.7i; Ibcst heifers $13.00. bulk calves $7.50 JOi.iO; bulls and calves steady; bulk vealcrs $11.00(5 12 00. stockors and feeders steady to strong. Hogs Receipts 5000; mostly 3549 10c higher; top $15.90; bulk heavies snd mediums $15 5o& 15 85. bulk light $12.25 15.50. Sheep Receipts 7 000. lambs steadv to strong; prime Arizonas $15.26. others $14.25, top natives $14.66 culls $7 . 00 (& 7 . 50, few sheep. OMAB I I I stock. OMAHA, Neb.. July 19 (United States Bureau of Markets. 1 Hogs ' Receipts 6500; market fully 26c hlgh--( . bulk $14 .26& 15.00. Cattle Receipts 7300, top, good ml choice fed steers and butcher stock steady to strong, beat steers $16. 15; Others and grassers steady to 26c lower veals steady, stockers and feeders steady to 26c lower Sheep Receipts 2400; lambs 26 50c lower; sheep and feeders slow to 2Gc lower, best sale of western range lambs $15.75, bulk $15.0015.50. range yearlings $9. 75 ft 10 00, wethers weth-ers ?8.25g!8.76. ewes $7. 60. i EDCAC20 LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO. July 19. (United States Bureau of Markets) Cnttle Receipts 1000. opened steady to strong: fat light steers, good she-stock calves and desirable stockers strong, weighty-steers weighty-steers dull, medium draggy; In-between kind, she-stock and bulls slow, good bologna bulls and handywelght butcher bulls steady. Hogs Receipts 30,000, moBtly 36. to 35c higher, packers sparing buyers early; top $16.15; bulk llRht and light butchers $16.1516.40, bulk 260 potlflds and over $ 1 4 . 26 (g 1 6 . 1 0 , pigs strong to higher, bulk $13.5014.50. Sheep Receipts 21,000. mnrkot slow, steady; native, lambs $15.60, bulk $14.50(915.00; very good yearlings year-lings $13 00; choice western ewes $8 -50; top native $8.00. |