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Show 'TIS ILL DAI li WALL STREET Sales in First Hour Establish Low Record for This Year ' NEW YORK, .luno 4. Tbo usual j irregular prlco changes were recorded I at the opening of today's stock mar-iket, mar-iket, indications . pointing to another; I uneventful session, Baldwin Locomo-jtive, Locomo-jtive, Crucible Steel, Atlantic Coast! Line and, International Paper wpre ; .conspicuous for their one point gains,! while American Woolen represented I the reactionary Issues at a two point! I decline. Oils and coppers worn in-jclinod in-jclinod to waver w.lth food Issues. More' I uncertain tendencies developed within, tho first half hour. The market drifted idly but mainly downward during the morning. A few specialties, notably International Paper. Pa-per. American Writing Paper and ' Union Bfig wero the only striking ex-j ceptions. Sales In the first hour were t Vn an nun r. unni. a low record for any similar period other than a week-end so far this 1 year. Brokers ascribed tho increasing I dullness chiefly to uncertainty arising Jfrom impending political develop-, jmcnts. Money conditions were unchanged, un-changed, call loans opening and re-, ; newing till next Monday at six peri jcent. Trading In bonds was active, I Liberty Issues again losing ground af-. iter opening with a degree of steadiness. steadi-ness. Dullness became more accentuated during tho Intermediate session when trading almost ceaaed. A few stocks, such -as Mexican and Pan-American Petroleums, Tobacco Products, Studo-bnkor, Studo-bnkor, New York Central and United Railways preferred showed extreme gains of 1 to 2 points. NEW YORK STOCK LIST. Allls-Chalmcrs 3S American Beet Sugar S9B American Can 3SV4 American Car & Foundry 140 American Hide & Leather pfd..90B American International Corp .. S5 American Locomotive 98 American Smelting & Rofg. . . . 57 American Sugar 125 American Sumatra Tob, Ex rgts S9 American T. & T 94 American Tobacco Sec 95 American Wpolon 98 Anaconda Copper . 1 56 Atchison 7S All.. Gulf & W. Indies 164 Baldwin Locomotive Ex. Dlv....U5Vi Baltimore & Ohio 31 Bethlehem Steol "B" 9 1 Canadian Pacific . 113 Central Leather 66 Chandler Motors , 130 Chesapeake &, Ohio Ex Dlv....5lB Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul 33 Chicago, R. I. & Pac 37 Chino Conner 31 jColorado Fuel & Iron '. . . 32B Corn ' Products 03 Crucible Steel 134 V I Cuba CanoSugar J9 Erie , , . . , 12 General Electric . 143 General Motors . . . . .V.. ; . .V. 127'" Goodrich Co 63 Great Nortbern pfd 73 V Great Northern Ore Ctfa . '. 35& Illinois Central , . ' S4 Inspiration Copper 52 Int. Mer. Marine "pfd . ,; S4 International Paper . ......... 7 6 VI Kennecott Copper . 27 I Louisville & Nashville ........ 99 B Maxwell Motors . . . . . ...,r.r. . , 22B I .Mexican I'otroleum .r.'r.. . ; 176J4 Miami Copper ,. 20)fj Middle States Oil 26 Midvale Steel 42 Missouri Pacific . . . , . . 26 New York Central G91A N. Y.. N. 11. & Hartford 30 Vi Norfolk fc Western SSli Northern Pacific , 73 Obio Cities Ga.s , , 35 Oklahoma Prod. .Uef. A 'A Pan American Petroleum ...,.,102 Pennsylvania ., 39 People's Gas . ,.,,,...,...,, 3s Pittsburg and West Vu. . w . , '. '. ' 2S Ray Consolidated Copper' 17 l Reading 83 Rep. I ion & Steel , 9 1 Royal Dutch. N. Y. ",.,,...,,,,. 11 4 Shell Trans. & Trad. ,..,.,.,., 75 Sinclair Con. Oil 31 Southern Pacific , as Southern Railway , ', ' ' ' '"'z'lA Standard Oil uf N. .1. pfd. 101 Studebaker Corporation , G0 Tennessee Copper , .10 Texas Co 4gu Texas & Pacific , 42 Tobacco Products , 7Q Transcontinental Oil , I K Union Pacific ., .!.113 U. S. Food Producta . , C4 U. S. R6lail Stores si U. S. Ind. Alcohol 83 United Slates Rubber , 95 United States Steel , 94 Utah Copper , 69 Westinghouse Electric . ...... .19 Willy's Overland Si American Zinc, Loud and Sm..., n lutte and Superior , , , ,',., , , . , 23 Cala, Petroleum , 29 Montana Power , ', G2B Shattuck Arizona , 92 B CHICAGO GRAIN. I CHICAGO, June 4. Free belling on! th( -part of commission bonnes led to! sharp breaks in the price of corn to-1 day. Belief that receipts would show I considerable enlargement next weoki was chiefly responsible. Country of-' ferings were reported to have incre.is-ea incre.is-ea to h material degree. Opening prices, which varied from unchanged figures to c higher, with .luly $1. 12A,V' 1'74 Hnd Seilembtr J1.60 to l.COVi, were followed by a slight general gen-eral gain and then by a fall to well below yesterday's figures, Oats Jiko corn were subjected to heavy selling pressure. After opening M$c off to a like ndvantngu the market mar-ket hardened a little and then underwent under-went a. decided setback, Provisions weakened with hoga and grain, Buyers were scarce, CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, CHICAGO, Juno 4. (United Slutea Bureau of Markets) Cattle Receipts (000j beef steers and she-stock steady to loc lower; choice lieav'v steers $14 -io14.90j prime heavy cows fl2.00t bulk she-stock S9. 00 10. 50; bulls ?,e- weaki odd-lots of calves Slo.00lo.50 to outsiders; packers bidding lower, vealera to packers all below n-i.00; feeders steady 1 irl"5STRece,pts 350Q market mostly most-ly ftc lower; spots more; bulk light h?t 9-enht buthers- "-25M.; l. 2a? pounds and over $13.50 lower' 51','60 Hcs mostly 25c Sheep Receipts 9000; quality poor; strictly choice lambs steady; others lower; sheep 50 to 75c lower; on load prime 80 pounds shorn lambs $16.40- Iwes SWOT lamb3 UG-0i cho1" OMAHA LIVESTOCK OMAHA, Neb., June 4. ! ' (United b tales Bureau of Markets,) Hogs-Receipts Hogs-Receipts 10,500; market steady to fsTo5' l0P ?14'0i bU,k 5". 15 aoi11!" Receipls 2006; beef oteers active lo&2oc higher; best stron- iUllar?'- i;0i bu,k otsHorY il.7513.o0 butcher stock 10l5c higher,- Blockers and feeders stroHg. Sheep Receipts- 2000 1 nmrkM weak; best clipped lamba J15.10. |