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Show STOCKS MOVE IN IRREGULAR WHY Oils Rails. Shipping, and Sugars Strong While Others Decline N K W YORK, Sept. 20. Stocks were lingular, but mainly higher at the beginning of today's trading, coal Is-i Is-i sues agaln assuming leadership with , equipments and oils. Delaware ft tiud-son tiud-son lose 1. Chesapeake & Ohio 1 '. 81 Paul preferred l and Reading, Canadian Ca-nadian I'aulflf. North, in Pacific Chl-cagn Chl-cagn .V- Great Western and Nev Haven i 's to American Locomotive and Baldwin Locomotive strengthened with Mi xlcan Petroleum and Middle States Oil, Industrial Alcohol was prominent among the specialties at an advance uf 8 points, but steels, coppers and leathers were moderately reactionary, Rails and oils governed the active ! trading of the morning, ateels. equlp-I'ments equlp-I'ments and shippings showiiiK tom-Iparative tom-Iparative neglect. Rock Island, Missouri Mis-souri Pacific, Texas Pacific. Pittsburg Pitts-burg & West "a , Pittsburg Coal, Lake l.'rli' ft Western preferred, Wabash preferred, Kansas City Southern, Pere Marquette and ntarlo A Western were added to the prominent minor j transportations at gains of l lo 1 p6lnti Norfolk & Western rose 2 'points and Reading first preferred improved im-proved with the common Issue Extensions Ex-tensions to early gains were registered regis-tered by Mexican and Pan American Petroleums- The stronger specialties Included American Writing Paper pre-Ifcrred, pre-Ifcrred, American Can, American ! Woolen and United Retail Stores Exchange Ex-change rates on London were firmer fund call money continued to lead at '7 per cent. Price movements became more unset un-set ii-il at midday when steels and leathers were under increased pressure. press-ure. Mls. rails, Shippings and sugars .continued strong, however, with lexical lexi-cal Petroleum, Houston ( 111, Union Pat ific. Southern Pacific, Atlantic Gulf and Beet Sugar the outstanding features. fea-tures. CHICAGO (.RAIN. CHICAGO, Sept. 2o. Wheat prices .declined tods.) in sympathy with tlc- Iprosslon of the corn market. n the joreak, however, t tlr support developed land a rally followed. Receipts wire inot large, and country oi'iciiiigs light. Opening quotations, which ranged Ifiom lc to 2 U c lower, with December ($2.49 to 2.3a and March $2.33. were followed by an additional setback, but then by an upturn to nearly Saturdays finish. Favorable weather and generous re-ceiptl re-ceiptl led to general selling of corn rand to a sharp setback In values. Af-ter Af-ter opening 1 to lc down including 1 ecenibcr at $ 1 . 054 to 1 . 07, the mar-I mar-I k-t lontinued weak i ats went lower with corn after lo "c off. December 01 to 62c, and then reacted a little. The provision market was dull and Irregular, Influenced on lh one hand by higher quotations on hogs anil on : the other by the break in corn. KANSAS Cm LIVESTOCK. KaaSas CrxY, Bio., sept. 20. Cattle Receipts as.oou; quality plain: iev beet steers Steady; bulU lo lo 25c lower, top 8TB765; sle-stock opened Strong. general grude later about Steady; Kansas grass heifers $10 2 5,' eanners $i 5u; most other classes around steady; heavy calves weak; best veal its $ 1 a . 00 (& l& . 50. Hogs itecclpts ivvo, market slow; shippers and traders DUylng, packers doing little, few best 25 to h higher than Friday's average; top $17.80, bulk lignt and medlUbl $ 1 , . Ou 1 7 . - , 75.. j Sheep Receipts 15.O00; fat lambs 15 to 25c lower; top westerns $13.75;, Sheep 25 to SVC lower; good western ewes $5.50, feeding lamos steady to strtohg; best $13. 50. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO, ept. 20. (Lnlted States Luieau 01 .vlarketsi battle Receipts ajoo; generally very slow, good and chblce steers steady; early top $18.25; Luik good and oholo- Jlh 1 15, any tedding on grassjy cattle, butcher, siock, rangers. Stocks rs and feeders J5 to 50c lower, calves 50c lower' choke jvcalers $ 1 7 . 0U f? IS . On; bologna bulls $U oog7.00, canners $4 . 25 (ft 4 . 75; bieady. western sujipiv 8L2.000 Hogs Receipts 22,000; market slow, mostly 25 to 35c higher; top $18.25; bulk light and butchers $ 1 7 . 30 4J 18 L, bulk acklng sows $H Ium Jtj.75, pigs 25 lo 50c nlghei ; bulk cie- iSirablc kinds $16.50(6-17.25. Sheep Ri-celpts 30,0o0, fat classes slow to 25c lower than Saturdays average: av-erage: top native lambs 1S. 76; bulk 812 2 6 Q 13.00; choice Idaho $13.96. !lat i'Wi-s lurgelv ?r, :.i7fj.iju, f'-tder I lambs $13 25 IS. 65. OM II LIVI.S'lOt K OMAHA, Neb.. Sept. 20. (United Slates Rureau of .Markets. Hogs Receipts 2000, mostly 10Cfi2r.c higher. I.ulk medium .in.1 1 1 ri t weight butch-jerS butch-jerS $16. T.'.'ilT. 25; lop 1 17.60; bulk stronn w-itr!it and packing grades j $ 16 . 15 16 . 75. Cattle Receipts 2000; good and (choice fed steers and butcher cattle 'feieady; others weak, spots 26c lowsr; veals steady; stockers and feeders 'steady to weak. I Sheep Rti.elpts 25.000; killing grades mostly steady; best early sale lambs $15.40; yearlings $8.50; ewes Sb 00. feeding grades mostlv 25c hlgh- 1 rj 1 .est early sale feeding lambs $13.- 2 5. ME1 L MARKET, NEW VuKK. Sept. 20. Copper easier; electrolytic, spot, September and October 18 19c. Iron steady, No. 1 northern $51 00 If) 5S.00; No. 2 northern $50 00 1? 5 00; No. 2 southern $4.1 00044 r'" Tin spot and Dearbj $1 4 7 5 , futures $45.50. Antimony 7 25c. I-.-id steady; spot 8.005 8.50c. Zinc stead v.. ixiuis delivery spot 7 7 5 7.87c. At London; Spot copper 98 5s; 1 electrolytic 1112, tin 275 5s; lead 135 10s, zinc 40. MAV VOKK STOCK LIST. (Last Sale) Allls-"hnlmers 34 American Beet Sugar 82 'American Can 36 American Car & Foundry 1 :t 4 1 -2 American Hido ft Leather pfd. 88 ' 1 America 11 lnternation.il C01 p. 77', 1 1 1 r 1 1 111 1 motive American Smelting & Refg 63 I American Sugar 112 'American Sumatra Tobacco .... 8014 ! American T & T. K.. Dlv 98 American Woolen 82 Anaco'nds Copper . 1 :t( Atchison 84 I All., Gulf & V- Indies 1 .'. I Paid win Locomotive ..Ill I Baltimore & Ohio 44 Vi Bethlehem steel "B" 7 77, Canadian Pacific 181 Central Leather .... 50 Chandler Motors 85 ihesapeake & Ohio C6 Chicago, Mi). & St. Paul 384 Chicago R. I. ft Pat 38 Chino Copper 29H Colorado KuH & Iron 3 4 ' 'urn Products 884 Crucible St-el 178 Cubs Cans Sugar 4 1 1 -He 1 9 .General Electric 1 43 7h ; General Motors 21i .Goodrich Co 64 Great Northern pfd. . 79 Groat North'-rn ( rc Ctfs 88ft ' I llinois Centra 90 Inspiration Copper 1S Int. Mcr. Marine pfd. 78 International Paper 85 Kennecott Copper 25 74 LoulSA'Ule A Nashville 101 Maxwell Motors 9 Mexican Petroleum 193 Miami Copper 20 Middle States Oil 1 5 ' 1 Mid vale steel 40 Missouri Pacific 27 New York Central 761- !N. Y., N. H ft Hartford 3 4 NVrfolk ft Western 87-14 Northern Pacific 80 !iklahoma Prod. & Refg 4 Pan Amerloan Petroleum 941? ' Pennsylvania 42S People's Gas 3 44 Pittsburg ft West Va. . 42 S 'Rav Consolidated Copper 15 Reading H4 N, -Hep, Iron ft Steel 82 I Royal Dutch, N. y se7 shell Trans, ftft Trad 54 Sinclair Con. oil . 34, Southern Pacific 97 14 Southern Rnllwav 29 Standard ll of N. J., pfd 105 'i Studebaker Corporation ... 64 Tennessee Copper 10 j I "Vxas Co 52 Texas & Pacific .... r,;s4 Tobacco Products f.''7 ' Transcontinental Oil 18- Union Pacific 123 U S. Uood Products 60 i U. S. Retail Stores 71 j U. S. Ind. Alcohol 86 United States Rubber 85 j United States Steel 90 I Utah Copper 65 Westlnghouse EOectric 47lfe! W lllys overland 15 j American Zinc, Lead and Em.. ?.0 Butte and Superior 20 t'ala. Petroleum 30 ' 1 Montana Power 62 ShaltueU Arizona t L i Pure Oil , 39 IIP . i 1 l 11 RES. CHICAGO. Sept. 20. (pen High 1kw Close w heat Bee. $2.38 t.40 2.37 2.3: March 2 33 2.35'4 2.3.! 2J4-, Corn Sept. 1214 1.8414 1 2H4 1.24 Dec. 1.05-4 1.08 1.05 107 Oats Dec. .61 62 ' .61 6 1 r Mav .85 .65 8614 65 Pork Sept 26.00 25.75 26.00 Oct. 26.60 26.50 J6 40 26-25 Iard Oct. 20.70 20 77 20 67 20.70 Jan. is. 'jo 19.10 ls.y5 la 02 Ribs-Sept Ribs-Sept 17.70 Oct. 17.95 17.16 17.80 17.80 MOM 1 M RKiri. NEW YORK, Sept. 20 Prime mercantile mer-cantile paper 8 per cent. Exchange Irregular. Sterling: Demand 83.53UI cables $3.54. Belgian francs: Demand 7.22c; cables ca-bles 7 . 24c Guilders: Demoid 31.25c; cables 31 37c. Lire: Demand 4. 37c; cables 4 39c. Marks: Demand 1.48c; cables 1.49c New York exchange on Montreal 104 per cent discount. 'lime loans strong; 60 davs, 90 days and six months 88',2 per cent Call money steady ' high 7 per cent; low 7 per cent, ruling rate 7 per cent; closing bid 6 per cent; offered at 7 Ptr cent; last loan 7 per cent. VSH s Li's, CHICAGO, s. pt 20 --Wheat No 1 red 88 542.67: No. 2 red $2.-3 $2.-3 n 2.57 Corn No. 2 mixed $1.28 (5 2.25, No 8 .vellovv II.2T01. 28 Oats No. 2 white 60U6J'.tC, No. 8 white 59 Lz (q 60 Uf, H;. 1 No 2 $1 92 u 1 , 93 . Barley 93c fn $1.01. Timothy seed $6.00(&7.00. Clover seed $18 00i 26.00. Pork nominal Lard 20 7" Ribs $ 17.62 S IS 62. NEW YORK SUGAR. NEW STORK, Sept. 20 There was no ehungt In the raw Mipar market today although a little more business was reported There were sales of 15.000 bags of Cubas fbi Immediate shipment. i3(o bags afloat to local refiners re-finers at 9C cost and freight equal to 10.78c for centrifugal Refined Migar was unchanged at 14 50 to 15.00c for fine granulated Futures were .,11.1 ..1 n.l prices rather Sealer under liquidation with quotations quota-tions about 10 to 15 points net lower at midday on active positions BUTTER AND EGGS. CHICAGO. Sept 20 Butter higher; erearnen. 46ft 53 'ic Eggs higher, receipts 8020 cases, firsts 51 u ca 53 c. ordinary firsts 47 ia Ijc- at mark, cases included, 4862c; storage packed firsts 54'S54c; standards stand-ards 54c Poultry alive lower, fowls general run 29c, springs 33c. turkeys 45c. AT MINNEAPOLIS. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Sept. 20. Ulour unchanged. I Bran 40 00 j 42 00. |