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Show SHORT SELLING BREAKS PRICES hew Lxcept Strong issues Withstand Pressure on Wall Street I nkw vBK. Oct, B. -Initial prlcss In the stock market today were aaiilu 1 r Irregular, the proportion d" nbml-I nbml-I rial advances and declines being about i equal- Before this end or the first lhalf hour, however, the u-t strengthened strengthen-ed pcrceptlblj mi wu support grven 1 popular rails, euulpmenl and steels. ! Beading, New YorS Central. American i l.ocomotlNc and Crucible Sto-I '.c materl ills higher, Ui Baldwin Locb-LiiOtlve. Locb-LiiOtlve. Central Klectric, Texas con.-pan) con.-pan) ihd Hide Leather preferred Beat Lion t nden lea weres hown hy Bu IPani preferred, Texas Pacific. Montana Mon-tana Power, American Car and Amerl- .1 n Smelting. Bow priced r.lU were singled OUl for pressure during the morning, Invincible. Invinci-ble. Middle Stales and Texas Pacific Coal ft il fell I In I points, umie ! moderate losses being sustained by I Houston tui and California, Mexican .mil Pan-American Petroleums Sugar continued to reflect unfavorable trade conditions nnd Harvester added about I I points to yesterday's setback. Shtp-iniiK Shtp-iniiK 1 ,, 2 i'inn;s , ni, the cheaper cheap-er rails made further headway em-brat em-brat uiK Colorado Southern and Texas A pacific The few ofr-ettiiig features included Reading, Chicago ft Norths I western, Lehigh Valley, Sear Roe-Ibuck, Roe-Ibuck, Montgomery Ward and industrial indus-trial Alcohol at cams of i lo 2 point Call mone: Opened i' the unusual rate of t'; per cent indicating a searcitj t f uinls -. 11 t he v. ' eh end. Tobaccos, motor specialties, shippings ship-pings and the cheaper rails broke I sharp!) at mldda) under renewed Isliort selling. KMivmc lo - - ..r 2 " points were made b American and Lorillard Tobaccos. Coodrlch. kelly-Spnngfiel.l. kelly-Spnngfiel.l. I n:t...i S:.'ies Itnbber Vt- Tantlc-Gylf and Texas Pacific, the latter lat-ter falling to a new low record. I i'fiuK STOCK LIST. . 1 Laffl Sale") I Allls-Chalmers 33 ! mer.i an Beet Stigar 72 I Ann'i li an 'an di 33 I American Car ft Foundry I S American Hide ft gather pfd; . 59ft I American International 'orp. . 72:'-t 'American l.oconiolive '' I American Smelting ft ftltefg. M j American suar 1041 American Sumatra Tobacco .... !S American T, ft T I American Woolen 2 Aiiuconda Copper 52 'i I Atchison S8 '4 AH.. Hull AL- W. Indies 1 15 Bald in Ioc :i e 1 1 1 6 : Baltimore ft I hio t'ir4 Bethlehem Steel "B" fi?ft' Canadian Pacific 127'. 'efitral Leather t i Chandler Motors , 80 Chesapeake ft hio ti7'j Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul .... i"'-. Chicago, R. 1 A Pac 3S Chino Copper 27 Colorado Fuel & iron 37 : r"orn Products . '. 2 Crucible Steel 129 Cuba Cane Sugar 34 & Brie ISft General Kleiirlc 13S GMieral M0I019 1 i : Goodrich Co 49ft Great Northern pfd 87 ft Ci,ut Northern Ore Gift Sift Illinois Central 9(i Inspiration Copper ex dhf I4,ij Int. Mei Marine pfd 7 1 International Paper 7; KecnecOtl 'upper 23ft toulsville A Nashville LOtfft Maxwell Motors 'b Mexican Petroleujn i:4 Miam" Copper Hft Middle St it- 6 ' 14 Mldvale Steel .. .. 8,ft Missouri Pacific 27 :i Now York Central TkS, N. v.. N. H i Hartford 34 't Norfolk A Western 101 Northern Pacific S9ft 1 ikldhoms Prod. A: itef. 1 Pan American Peirnleuin S8 ;-4 Penaylvanln 4 3- People's G.;s 3!ft Pittsburg a.- w. a 87 Rg.) 1 onsolidated Copper ...... l'44 1 Reading 9? ft Bep. Iron & Bte I' 7 5 ft Roval Diiteh, N V S2ft Shell Trans, a- Tf -! 5 1 Sinclair Cou. 1 ll 31ft Southern Pacific V-tft I Southern Railway 31ft Standard 'ii of x. J. pfd 106 Studebaker Corporation .... 55ft Tenhessee Copper ft Texas 'o. 49ft (Texas A Pacific 22 ft (Tobacco Products tc Trniiscontlnei!t;,l il 1 1 i j I'nlon Pacific . . ,.. 126 ft I". S. Eood Products' 49 Itji S. Retail Stores 73ft jr. S. lnd. Alcohol 83ft United stairs Rubber 78 ft United States Steel 87ft ' I tab Copper 59ft Weminghouse Electric 4fi" Willys Overland 10 ft American Zine. Lead and Sm. llftB ; BuTte A- Superior 17ft !'ala- Petioleum 1 2 ..Montana Power 64- ShattUCk Arizona $ ft b I Pure Oil 39 ft ( 11 It .i GRAIN CHICAGO Oct; s. New breaks In ihe value of wheat took place todav in connection with assertions that! c uictrx offerings In the BOUthWest were heavy. Slowness of export de-, m.tnd counted also as a depressing factor. '"peninK (luotattous. which varied from le decline 10 '( advance.! with December Sl.yy to 1.99 ft audi March SI were followed by sharp downturns all around. Corn sympa(hlaed with wheat weak-; ness. After opening unchanged la ft" ower, including December at 86 ft 10 1 si. ft, the market continued to t ats were besrlshly affected by the I action of other grain, starting ft to ftc1 off. Decombei 55ft to 56c and keep-, mg on the dnwntjrade. Higher quotations On hogs had only I a. transient stimulating Influence on, provisions, being morn than counter-balanced counter-balanced by the break in cereals SubscQUently, the wheat market was I further we , k-ned by word that export Interests were heavy sellers at Winnipeg Winni-peg and thai Minneapolis was buying1 Canadian wheat. Late advices apojt I count r- offeringit In tie southwest was Conflicting, The Close was unsettled,' (4ft -to 5c net lower, with December' Jl .!i3ft to 1.94 and March SI !aft to 1.91. 1 December delivery of com sold at the lowest point vet on ihe crop Thel close 18 le;;OIIS. 1ft lo 4fte net lower With December stft to S4ftc. Hit V. 1 . , , 1 l I ; I - CH ICAGt K ct. 8. Open Mwh Low close: Wheal teC. 11-99 l.9!tft 1.91 193ft March 1 :5 1.95 K88 ft ) .9M-ft Corn lec. -Sfift .ST.ft .S3 ft 4ft Mav 9ii On I, ss .$S Data Dee. .55 4 .55ft .54g .R4ft! Mav .60 -60 ft .59ft .59ft Pork !Oct 22.00 '.Nov 22.15 22.00 22 15 1 Lurd Nov. 19.50 19.66 19.10 19.40 Jan. 1 7 30 1 7.35 lfi.75 16.90 Bibs Oct 15.26 Jan 15.50 14.96 15.00 MON'I i M M'.M I 1 NKW CORK, tet. S. Prime mercantile mer-cantile paper' unchanged Exchange irregular Sterling: De- mS I'd $3 5 1 ft . hies S3 52 1 Pranc- Demand $6 S9c. cables , 16-71 i Belgian francs: Demand 67.02. ca- t bles $7.'i4 Cuilders: leman! 1 'i" rabies : 31 1" il Lire: Demand I3.8S. cables 3.90 Marks: Demand 1 5S; cables 11.59 l Greece: Demand $10.22. . 1 New York exchange on Montreal 8 per cent discount . Time loans steady: 60 d.ivs. 90 days c'and six month : pei cent. i Call money steady, high S per . at; low 7ft "cr cent, ruling rate 7 ft per I cent; losing tild 7ft per rent, offered ela S per cent, last loon 7ft per cent- KANSAS Cm' LIVESTOCK. y KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 8 a! (United States Bureau of Markets-) -.Cattle- Receipts 2200: beef steers (steady to strong, few sales unevenly slhighcr; grassers Jlo.00; others JS 00 ii 11 75. calves dull, all other clas-scsi steady. Hogs Receipts r.iiOO; closing active 15 to 5c higher in. in yesterda) average; av-erage; to'P I'lS.'fO; oulk light and mediums me-diums 615.O0SJ 15 - 20, bulk heavy, $14.50j 15 . O'Q Sheep Receipts 500: practically noi sales, fat slock nominally steady; 1 t.eding lambs 25c lower; most sales 610 . 00 jt 10. 50 OGDK.N LIV1 sT4X K VI UtKl 1 Cattle KecelptB 26S; choice heavy 'leers h.iioti 9 on. guoil si. r- 7 ",, ,, 8 00: talr sleers 66TOO 06.60; choie feeder steers 881.00'Q J 00; choice cows and heifers 6.00.O660; fair lo good cows and heifers 5.00ig 6.00 ; utters 4.00j(M.50; canners 13.00 t 8. 50 . choice feeder cows 4.Q0$6.00; fa' bulls ii "e a t 511. bologna bulls $3. 00 (94.04): veal calves $9.0010.50 Hogs Receipts IDs; choice fat hogs 175 lo 250 lbs.. $13 .75 'oil .50; hulk' of sales 114 .'.009 14 .26; feeder hogs: $1 1.00 41 1 2.00 Sheep Receipts 5439. cholSSJ lambs ; 00 '3' li'.5ii, well. its $hO0fa6.75; fat ewes 34.OO496.DO; feeder lambs $9.00j to 10.00 Arrivals J. II. Kgbei-I, Ashton, Ida-, 9 loads 1 cattle. A.b, in and McGUli Kast Klv. NeV., 1 load bucks. ES. J. Rowai k, Burley. Jda . 1 loatl1 horses ! f. Hayntt. Caiiierlau al. 1 load hogs. Albei t Cuhn. Westwood. Cel., 2 loads sheep i J K Manhv, Dalmy, Key., 8 loads 1 sheep. tieorgc Stevens. Lakevlew, Ure.. 8, 'loads sheep. ''. B. Reynolds. Lakcview, ure.. 2 loads sheep ETW vokk SUG R NEW YORK, Oct 8. Raw sugar I unsettled; centrifugal nominal, reflnedj lllet St 11 cents lor fine granulated. ' 1 Futures opened quiet and unchang-t ad to 15 points lower. Tin- undertone, jvas nervous but prices later rallied on covering and ;l noon were DJl-1 changed. LIBF.BTY BONDS NEW yiirk. Oc 8. Liberty bonds Closed: 3fts $91.30; first 4 i i$ I second 4s 6SS.S0; first 4fts $89.90: 1 'second t'ja $SS.70: third Ifts ? ? 0. 1 S . ( 'fourth 4fts $88.66; Victory 3fts $9..30. Ml V M M Blvl I NEW YORK. ct. S. Copper unchanged un-changed iron- unchanged Tin irregular. spot and nearbv $42. on; futures $43.00 I.e. id dull, unchanged. Zinc eas) . Bast St. Louis spot $7.:C ifl 7.50 Antimony $7. 00. At London Spot copper i-'" 2- 'id electrolytic 110; tin ,26'6 5s; lead 34 7s tid: zinc 40 2s d." , 11MAII I B ESTOt K OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 8. 1 Lulled States Bureau of Markets) Hogs -I Becelpts 4.000. market unevenly 10 to 25c higher, closing wllb advance lost.' built medium and light butchers! ll 156 15.25: top $15.40 bulk, strong weight and packing grades 114-5049 1 II 8 5 Cattle - Receipts 1.500; quality j poor, beef and hutch-r stock firm, veals steady; stockers and feeders' hlgh.r. POT VI OKs CHICAGO, Oct. 8. Potatoes steady; receipts cars: .Minnesota. Michigan and W isconsin sacked long and round white 82.0002.10; Minnesota and Da-kola Da-kola eailv 1 'hies s.i.k'. I and bulk $ I '.in 'n 2 On. LONDON RATES. I.ONDN ct. S Bar silver 66ftdl per ounce. Money 4ft per cent. Discount rates Short bills 5ft per( cent; three month bills ft fn R H-I61 per cent. l MINNEAPOLIS MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Oct 8 J Ploun unchanged, shipments 71.277 barrels. Bran $30.00fg 35 00. NEW YORK SILVER. I7W FORK; oct S Bar silver,, domestic. 99ftc. foreign S7ftc. Mexican dollars 66ftc. BUTTS B AND EGGS. CHICAGO O't S. Butter weak.i creamerv 43i60c. Eggs unchanged; receipts 5276 cases. Ninety live per cent of the world's) total known vanadium Is in a mine' in Peru I |
