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Show PRESSURE PUT I ON 111 LIST I Leaders and Specialties Go Lower and Better Rail Issues Decline NEW YORK March 9 Th stock market mar-ket wa extremely apathetic at the opening open-ing of today a session, with an Irregularly lower trend of prlotM Selling pressure ngaln focused In shippings, food and copper cop-per shares. United Fruit soon lost 1 Points and Atlantlc-Culf and Crucible Steel forfeited one pclnt each. American Sugar reacted, evidently In anticipation of an adverse annual statement, soon to be issued. The only notworthy gain was a one-point rally In Sloss-Sheffleld Steel Ralls were hesitant. Readtng o moderate rlie helnir offset bv the heaviness of minor Issues. Including New Orleans. Texas ,v Mexico. Leaders and specialties added to their declines during the mornlnr Nova Scotia Sco-tia steel lest 2 points and Beet Sugai . Im-incthLe oil. Remington Tvwrlt.r and Otis Elevator eased 1 to 1. Tranacontt-nental Tranacontt-nental ralLs were dull and generally tower. Northern Pacific and Western Pacific losing los-ing 1 and I points respectlvel Shippings Ship-pings rallied. Pnlted Furlt retrieving Its Ularitle-i iulf. common and preferred. pre-ferred. rlMng a point over esterdav's final fi-nal prices Itoyal P.nch and the tobaccos were responsive to support but price Bbaded again before noon, when secondarv rails became heavy. In th bond market Liberty 3 were the feature selling at the new low flotation of 90.24. Shares of the Letter class rails and H several equipments were under pressure. fl at midday. Canadian Pacific, Grvat Northern preferred, Baltimore A- Oilln preferred and Reading first preferred showed losses of 1 to 1 polnta. Pullman and Amerhan Smelting preferred also were heavy with local utilities. NEW YORK STOCK LIST. (Last Sale) Allls-Chulmc-rs J44 WW American Beef Sugar . 43V, American Can ., 2S American far A Foun.lrv 123 American Hide ,v leather pfd 44 Amerhan International Corp. .... . 43 H American Locomotive 83 H Amelrcan Smelting vv Refg 38 American Sugar 91 MM American Sumatra Tobacco &5 H American T. A T 102 H American Woolen 64 Ana.-onda Copper 3C H Atchison to'u. Ati.. Gulf ft W. Indies 40 Baldwin Locomotive $9 H Baltimore ,V ( ililo 32 4 mm Bethlehem Steel "B" 67 'anadlan Pacific 111 Central L ather 38 H '"hamller Motors 71 H niesapeake & ohlo 59 Chicago, Mil. & St Paul 23 Chicago. R. I. & Pac 25i, til no Copper 21 H Colorado Fuel it Iron 28 Corn IVoducts 71 H Crucible Steel 92 ' uba Cane Sugar 22r,m H Erie 12 . ieneral Kloctrlc ex dlv 130 1 '.eneral Motors . la H I Great Northern pfd 72 H Great Northern Ore Ctfs 31 I Illinois Central 88 Inspiration Copper 83 int. Mi r Marine pfd 60 1 International Paper 64 Kennecott Copper 16 Louisville A- Nashville 99 Maxwell Motors Mexican Petroleum 166 Miami Copper 17 1 Middle Slates Oil 13 Mldvnle Btec 30 Missouri I'a.-lflc 18 New York Central G9?i n y. N. 11 Hartford 17 Norfolk & Western 97 I Oklahoma Pr ) A Ref. 3 1 Pan Am. -I a-, p.-troleum 73Tg Pennsylvania 374 People's Gas Aty Pittsburg and H'f, V.i .... :r7 I Ray Consolidated Copper . ....... 12 . Reading 71 I. Ir-.n St. .-I 66 Royal Dutch, S y ei Shell Trans. ,i Trad 40 ' Sinclair Con OH 22 Soutliern Pacific 74 Southern Railway 21 Standard Oil of S J r-M K6 Btudebaker Corporation 90 I Tennessee Copper "Ti Tl KM Co. 41 Texas K- Pacific 21 I , Tobacco IYoducLx 62 i Transcontinental Oil 9 Mfc ' Union Pa. I tic 118 17. s Pood Products 2H. 11 S. Retail Stores 62 ui S. (nd Vlcohol . . 67 United States llubhl r ... 69 United States Steel !l ' Utah Copper 4S ; Westmc)! rie-'rl, 46 WlUya rverlan d 7 American Zlm . Lead and Sm 8B Butte and Superior " il caia. Petroleum 38 Montana Power 62 B Shattn.-lc Arlsons 6B Pure Oil 32 I Invincible i , 17-; I , General Asphalt 64?i j KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK KANSAS CITT. MO MSrch 9. tCnitad I States Bureau ol Market ) Cattlc--Re-oelpts (MM; i" it steera steady to 15'- higher: early top $9.75; some held higher; ! better grades ihc-sl.vk steady 0 strong: I others an doannra weak; bulls. ?-tock-I ers and feeders ateady; rAlves mostlj lower than t-.-s; time lucaday; -r act leal top vo'il.-r $1 bulk I9.00j89 30: prime ohwa t: 00 bull "If ers 25.75 7 . 50. ' I Hogs Re- eiptM 7000; active to shippers ; 25 to 3fe- higher 'ban yesterday's average; -top $10 sr.. markel to paokera I033c higher; bull of sal. '0 15. pigs 25 a- higher; best 511 30. Sheet- Receipts 7000: steady, ewes I $5 00; lambs 254940c higher: heavies up j most; 84-pound kind $10.00 CHICACO FUTURES CHICAGO. March 9. Open High Low Clos Wheat-March Wheat-March $1 63 Il.tUft $1 63 $1 67 May 1.55 1.00 165 1.59 (. rn May 69 71 .69 .71 ' Julv 71 73?, .71 .73 May' " 44 .45 .44 .45 July .45 46. 45 .46 I Fork-May Fork-May 22.00 22.00 21.95 21 96 i ard Mav 12.12 12.27 12.10 12.27 I Julv 12.53 12.67 12.62 12.67 i Ribs I May 11 67 11.35 11 67 11.85 j July 12 20 CASH PRICES. CHICAGO. March 9 Wheat No 2 red $1 7P-j; No 2 hard $1 70. Corn No. I mixed 66c; No. 2 yellow 67c. Oats No. 2 white 44 45c; No. 3 white I 43'u14c. Rve No. 2 none. Barley CS-37Sc. Tlmothv seed $3.753.25. ' Clover seel $13.00018.00. Pork nominal. Lard $11.87. Ribs in.ZS01I.If- NEW YORK SUGAR. NEW YORK. March 9 Raw sugar vm 'lulet early today at Be for Cubas, cost 'and freight, equal to 0 02o for centrifugal. centrifu-gal. No sales were reported Ip refined there was another advance of c per poudn by a local refiner to the basis of g cents for flno granulated. Other refiners were unchanged a 7.76 to 8.00c. Futures were n.ulc.1 and n chad inv.-.-r under scattered liquidation. iTIcoa at I midday were 1 to 5 points nel lower. METAL MARKET. NEW Y RK. March 9. Copper easier; electrolytic spot and March 12g12c; second quarter 124?13c. Iron weak; No 1 northern $2. 00. No. '2 northern $27.00; No. 8 southern 888.800 20.50 Antimony spot 6.Z08JI8. 25c Lh ad dull; spot 4.00c. Tin easier: spot and nearby $27.25i 27.60; futures $27 60lr27,76. Zinc steady; East St. Louis spot 4.75 4.870. AT MINNEAPOLIS MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. March 9. Flour unchanged to 10c lower, in carload I ts. famllv patents quoted at $' 2009.35 a barrel In 93-pound cotton socks. Bran $23.00. |