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Show ILL ST. SEES 11 LOW MARKS Stronger Rail Stocks Alone Withstand Attacks of Sellers NEW YORK, Nov. 18 Trading In stocks e.t tho opening of today's sen-1 slon was only slightly affected by the: :atorms In the west, little Interruption . to wire service being reported, First I prices wore ninlnly downward on re-1 Inewed selling of Shippings, coppers land some of tho minor rails. Tho list j i soon Improved, however, on buying of jUnion Pacific, Southern Pacific, Ke.-td-lriK and CheH.it.. .t ke - nblo Mi'xlian Petroleum, Houston OH, Shell Trad-llng, Trad-llng, Pressed Steel Car, United States I Rubber. General Electric and Soars Roebuck also were higher by fractions to 1 V4 points Exchango on London jm.-ide a vigorous rally, demand bills being quoted at 3 49. The early rally gave way to new low records before the end Of the llrat hour vvhn Hclllrig of nhlpplntfs. Bteclfl equipments and oils became more extensive. ex-tensive. American International, whose directors oro to act on the dividend divi-dend later In the flay, added five points to Its recent severe looses and Marino preferred. .Mexican Petroleum. L'nltcd Krult, Royal Dutch, Canadian I'aclfc and some of tho leather and tob.ieeo Isaues declined 1 to 3 points. Crucl-ble, Crucl-ble, Lackawanna and Gulf States Steels dropped 1 to 2 points, and Eald-wln Eald-wln Locomotive, Now York Airbrake s,nd American Car 1 to l',j. Strom-berc Strom-berc Carburetor featured the weak specialties, losing six points. An ll reg ular rully before noon, based presumably presuma-bly OH the 7 per cent rate fur call money, wns ltd by Reading and Southern South-ern Pacific, Prices denoted increase. 1 feverish -ness at midday. Mexican and Pan-Am-n rban Petroleums continued t r. n. t Atlantic-Gulf fnllowlnt, the downwind . '.nrse of other Shippings, and Bears-Itobuck Bears-Itobuck was Included among 'b.-heavy 'b.-heavy specialties. This was balani ii to a degree b supporting orders In Southern Eacifle, U.udlng. Raldwln n1 A mrl.-n n I'nr N I W I OWC STOCK Els I tl-iHt Sale; I A 1 1 IhsJmers 29 American He- t Sugar .'.." Ml I American Can 3 American Car Foundry II1M American iiici- & Leather pfd M I American International Corp .. 3't'.. American Ix.comotlve . 814 .American Smelting ,v Refg, it American Sugar . - . '.t6 'American Sumatra Tobacco ... 71 American woolen t'.3i Anaconda Copper . , 89Vc I Atchison 4 All., Gulf & W. Indks 107 Baldwin Locomotive . .. . 10 I Baltimore a hio 38 ty Bethlehem Steoj "U" l an. uli ill Pacific 116 ICenlrul Iealher 36 'Chandler Motors 78H IChesapeoke & Ohio 6i' jChlcago, MlIS St. Paul Chicago. R I. & Pac 27 ! Chino Copper 20 IColorado fuel & Iron 29ft It 'urn Products Ti'fa jVruclble Steel 99 ul. a Can.- Siik'ar 'ib Erie 164 General Electric 10 4 I General Motors 13 tt 'Goodrich Co 40 Vi Great Northern pfd 78 V Great Northern t re Ctft) 81 Illinois Central 8f Inspiration copper 32'i Int. Mer Marine pfd 46 International Paper 6o Kennecott Copper 19' 'Louisville Nashville ... 1 1 1 ' I. Max well Motors 2 Vfc M. glean l . troleum . 158V 1 Miami Copper 16 U Middle St .t. i i 1 2 Vj Midvale Steel 83 ',s Missouri Pacific IIU Now York Central 7 4 N. Y . N. H, ft Hartford 'ibSi Norfolk & Western 96Vi Northern Pacific 86 Vi 'tiklahoma Prod Ref. . 3 if Pan American Petroleum 74i Pennsylvania 404 People's Gus 36 Pittsburg and West Vo :7'-j Ray Consolidated Copper ii Rending s6Vj Rep Iron Steel 63 Royal Iutch N Y 68 91)611 Trans ft Trad 46 Sinclair Con. il 26 V Southern Pacific 109 V Southern Railway 2-1 V Standard Oil of N J. pfd 106V Studebaker corporation 46 v Tennessee I 'upper 8 Texas Co ...46 Texas & Pacific 22 Tobacco Products 6 2 Vs Transcontinental Oil 9 Cnlon Pacific 118 E. S. Food Products 29 C S. Retail Stores f.r, :s E. S lud Alcohol , 71 Enlted States Rubber f9 L'nltoil States Steel 80 Etah Copper 60' WeftinghOUSO Electric . ....... Willys overland 7 American Zinc, Lead and Sm sls Butte and Superior 12 U Cala. Petroloum 16Vi Montana Povv-r ... B5B ShattUCk Arizona Pure il it i lilt vt.o GR in CHJCAQO, Nov is Wheat prices rallied today after 0 decline, at tho outset Word thai I large amount of export business had been done yesterday yester-day at the Seaboard was the rhh t bull lsh factor, whereas bearish financial and economic conditions wero ascribed as reasons for the initial efeaknees. Opening q atlons, wnlog ranged from to 2- lower, with December 1 1 S3 to i . s jt !3 and March 1 ' i to 1.71, w.re followed by a material further setback and then by sharp upturns Corn dropped to a new low price record for the season, but rallied somewhat when wheat developod trengthi Murge stocks in growers' hands counted ,i a depressing Influ-noe. Influ-noe. After opening Vi to H Oft, including December at 7 1 v 4 to 71'e, tho market saggeil further before beginning be-ginning to rooo 1 i Oafs w. re eOSJ with corn, starting mi. hang m to 'i Sc flown, May 61ft to 62o, and keeping within a narrow r;ink"e linwrr fjUOtatlOni Oil hogd had a bearish effect on provisions Pupsoquently, decidedly fresh breaks In wheat took place owing apparently to a big downwurd swing In thr. value of fcedstuffs and t reports of enlarg ed country offerlitgs of wheat. The close was nervous 3 to -Ir net lower, with December M.soVfe to 1.104 March 5 1 69 to I 694 letter general lluuldntlon by hohl-i hohl-i Nt t In and both corn and oatS fell to new low figures ein the crop. Prices closed unset led, 1 to 2 S c net lower, with December G9A to 70c. l MINM BAPOIilS. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, N.. IS. Flour unchanged to 26c lower; In carload car-load lots, family patents quoted at $!l 10 7i a barrel In !(8 pound cot- 'ton sacka Bran $33.00. |