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Show RALLY BRACES j WALL ST. LIST; Trading Slackens During Mid-day Mid-day and Not All Losses Are Recovered Nl.W YORK Jan. 14. Pressure against speculative shares made additional addi-tional headway at the heavy opening of today's stock market. Beara-Roebuck " directors e-t.-rda v declared a scrip I dividend instead nf the usual ealh payment, pay-ment, recorded an Initial decline of 2 points Crucible Steel, selling - x -dividend also reacted to the same extent. Other steels, as well as equipments, oils, motors, mo-tors, shippings and allied specialties show moderate losses. Rails were dull! and Irregular, though mainly lower Pre-' limlnary exchange rates on London and Paris were firm Trading dwindled during ine morning, dealings falling to comparatively nominal I proportions. FVrther recessions were mad" by oils bathers, rubbers, motor specialties and sundry shares. American Mi.b- A Leather preferred was the weak- si Ksije. losing aim. .si four points. American Am-erican Can. American Tobacco, WslLs-PargO WslLs-PargO and Union Pag and Paper Inst two points eneh and Canadian Pacific and New Haven about one point Irregular rallies of the second hour were led by Mexican Petroleum. Royal Dutch, the' popular shippings, Northern Pacific and' 1.. Id lng, lb.- latter gaining two PolnP Sears -RoebuCk recovered over half of it early f3 ('all h.ans opened and car-I rleti into the coming week at 8 per cent. A.ivati.es were extended during the In-twined In-twined i.-tte session with BteeS. oils, mo-tori mo-tori and rails as the dominant features Crucible. Republic. Mexican Petroleum. Goodrich nnd Kelly Springfield were 2 to 5 pnlnts nver yesterday's final prices. Reading increased lm gain tn 3 points and Norfolk Western rose 1. Shippings, steels and nils reacted 1 tn 3 points In the last hour, but rallied moderately on the greater strength shown by Reading. The closing was irregular. Sales approximated 300,000 shares. NEW YORK STOCK LIST i I ist Sale) Allis-Chulmcrs 34 American Beet Sugar 44 American Can 207fll American Car .i Foundrv .. . . . 122'.! American Hide & Leather pfd. ... 451-.- American International Corp 46 Amefjcan Locomotive 83 American Smelting & Refg 37 American Sugar 93 Americnn Sumatra Tobacco ex div . 79 American T. & T 99 American Woolen 66 Ana.nnda Copper 37 Atchison 83 All.. Qulf A W. Indies 71 'Baldwin Locomotive '.'07ii Baltimore & Ohio .'lt.7 Bethlehem Steel B" r.s's Canadian Pacific 110 I Central Leather .. v. 'handler Motors . ('.-, Chesapeake & Ohio 61 Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul 29 Chicago R. I. & Pac 27 'hlno . 'upper 21 Colorado Fuel .; Iron 29B Corn Products 69 Crucible Steel ev div 94 Cuba Cane Sugar 21 Erie 14 General Electric 121 General Motors 15 Goodrich Co 41 I Great Northern pfd 7i',-.. Great Ncrthern Ore Ctfs 29 Illinois Central . . S9 Inspiration Copper 34 Int. Mcr Marine pfd. ex div 54S International Paper 58 Kcnncctt Copper .. . , 19 Louisville .: Nashville 102V- Maxwell Motors 6i Mexican Petroleum 161'-.. Miami Copper 1SB Middle States Oil 13 Mldvale Steel ex div 32 Missouri Pacific 19 N.-w York Central 7'!' N Y N. H. .t- Hartford 21'- Norfolk - Western 101 Northern Pacific . . S3 Oklahoma Prod. & Ref 3 Pan American Petroleum .. 76 Pennsylvania 41"rti t enpie s (ia-s . J4 Pittsburg and West Va 30 Ray Consolidated' Copper 12 Reading 87'-i Roval Dutch. N. Y. ... 6679 Shell Trans. & Trad 43 Sinclair Con Oil 23a Southern Pa If Ic 98 Southern Railway "-'7n Standard Oil of N J. pfd 10 Studebaker Cnrpnratinn 52 Tennessee CoPI'er S Texas Co 43 Texas ft Pacific 18 Tobaccd lYoduets 54 '- Transcontinental Oil 10 Union Pacific 119 U. S Food Products 22 U. S. Retail Stores I U. 8. Ind Alcohol '"" 1 1 United States Rubber ex div '..". '. United Stales Steel :i Utah Copper r.3 Westlnghouse.Electrla 44 Willys Overland 7 American Zinc. Lead and Sm 9 Butte and Superior 12 Cala. Petroleum 2S Montana Power 65't Sbattuck Arizona '"'i Pure Oil ?5 Invincible Oil -'2 CHICAOO FUTURES. CHICA' : Jan. 1 I Open High Low Close Wheat-March Wheat-March $1.7S $1.81 $1.76 $1.77 May 1 69Vi 1.73 1.69 1.70 Corn Mav 74 71 .74 74 July 75 75 .75 .75 Oata May .4S 4Sf-i .4R .48, July 477e 48 47 .47 Pork-Jan Pork-Jan 24 30 Mav 24.00 21.00 23. SO 23.9W Lard-Jan. Lard-Jan. 13.12 May 13.90 13.90 13.80 13.82 Ribs Jan. 11.96 12.07 11.85 11.97 May 12.80 12.82 12 70 12.70 MONEY AND EXCHANGE. NEW YORK. Jan. 14. Prime mercantile mercan-tile t.arier unchanged. CxchangS easy. Starling: Demand $3.72; cables $3.- 10-4. Francs: Demand 6.08c; cables 0 10. Belgian francs: Demand 6.40c; cables f. 2c 1 milder Demand 32.75c. cables 82.25c. Lire unchanged. Marks: Demand 1.46c; cables 1.47c. i in e i 'emand 7 . 40c. Montreal 12 per cent discount. Time loan- steady, unchanged. Call money steadv, high 6 per cent, lnw 6 per cent, ruling rale 0 per cent: closing bid 6 per cent, offered nt 7 )t cent; last loan 8 per cenr. CASH PRICES. CHICAGO. Ian. II Wheat Ao. 2 hard 91 .; Nn. 2 mixed $1.87. Corn No. 3 mixed O9069C No 2 ytd-low ytd-low 69V.'u70c Oals No. 2 white J t 17 c: No. 3 white 46"?46Vic Rve No. 2 1 71. Barley 73088c. Timothy seed 16. 6009.76 Clover seed $16.00023.00. Pork nominal. IJird J 1 3.12 Ribs 811.26(1 12.25 NEW YORK SUGAR NEW FORK, Jan. 14 Raw .sugar ipilel early today at 4 cents for cost and freight to 6 52c for centrifugal. No sales were repnrtod. Refined was steady with the demand sales active. I in.- gianulattd was uulet at 7.76c. , l"utuie dc'liii.d in, I.i sellm;; by ...un- mission bouses. At noon values were un - changed to 5 points lower. H LIBERTY BONDS. NEW Yokk, Jan. 1 1. Liberty bonds kH closed . H 3s 92.30: first 4s S6 90; se-ond 4 86.92; first 4s 87.42: second 4s S7.02; BH third 4s 90.16; fourth 4s 87.30; b ftH lory 3a 97.20; Victory 4s 97.28. POTATOES. CHICAGO, Jan. 14. Potatoes dull, re- bI ceipts 37 cars; northern white sacked BLH i Sugar futures closed steady , sales 190 tons; January 4.59 ; March 4.69c; May H |