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Show I BUYERS RALLY I WEAKENING LIST Forced Liquidation With Renewed Pressure Cause Early Losses nkyv v ORK " ct 24 Forced liquidation liqui-dation and :i renewal of bear pressure against certain hlph priced Industrial storks caused a roacllon in quot d aiuei in the early part .f today's Atock market Weakness of the foreign fore-ign situation, and Further depression of bond prices contributed to bearish eentlnicnt. Good buying support came Into the market later and closing prices pric-es generally were around the besl lOV- I. is of th" da) s:Ul approximated aC.OOO shares. Irregular price movements took place nt tho opening with a continuation continua-tion of Monday's .selling: of motor, equipment ana domestic oil shares Kon-ign oils men handlslng and tobacco tobac-co shares Improved In tone One thmi-aand thmi-aand aharoa ol Mexican Petroleum yvero sold at the opening at 230. up r. 'H. and a new high record for the yeajv The Pan-Amerl an shares mov-ed mov-ed up more man JS I'Otnts each on overnight announcement of extra dividend div-idend disbursements Mexican Petroleum Petro-leum fell back to 230 in the first half hour and Ian-Amcrlean "'A" and up 1 and 3 points respectively and romnion and preferred were- pusheu B reacted In sympathy Jewel Tea American Tobacco and Consolidated i 6aa each moved up over a point. , Other strong spots were General Am- j etican Tank. Consolidated Gas, and i iron Products. .Standard Oil of Call- j fornla receded points and Pacific OH and Sinclair wero wvik. Losses x. ere registered by Ktudcb:iker. Chalmers. Chalm-ers. Baldwin Railway Steel Spring. Atlantic Coast Line and Corn Prod- J isV Initial bullish efforts In special stocks were temporarily abandoned yy hen the pressure of offerings became too gr-ent, following Indications of forced sellinc In some of the leaders. Investment and speculative stocks Bhared alike In the decline, which ranged from one to five points below Monday night's final figures In a num-ber num-ber of active Issues. Individual weak spots were National Biscuit, United Fruit, Liggett & Myers, Standard Oil of California. Corn Products, Amcrl-can Amcrl-can Car and American Express, all down 3 points or more, Partial re-covery re-covery set In following the sharp bld-ding bld-ding up of Heading ami American Can und tho appearance of better buying support for baldwln, Studebaker and Corn Products but a renewed dc-B dc-B cllnc In Mexican Petroleum to 220. B carrying It of a point below Mon- B da's closing, and a drop of 15 points .in Central Hallroad of New Jersey. I. provoked fre.h selling from speculat ive sources. Call money opened at 4 per cent. Temporary exhaustion of tho selling sell-ing pressure In Mexican Petroleum, which rallied to 232, caused speculators specu-lators to lean to the' buying Bide for an interval in the early afternoon. Poyai Dutch. Murine preferred, U. B Realty and Manhattan Shirt improved improv-ed substantially and many of the better bet-ter known shares moved up a point or more above tho low figures of the morning Fresh offerings of Mexican Mexi-can Petroleum were marketed lit. wards and the price ran off to the previous low level, which halted the rallying tendency of the remainder of the list. Several sharp breaks occurred oc-curred among the specialties, Porto Rlcan Tobacco losing seven points. Davidson Shemlcal 3 to a new low level for the year, and T nlon Tank 22 points. The closing was firm Prices of standard shares moved stendlly higher In the final hour under un-der the Impetus of extensive short covering and support buying In a few selected Issues, notably Continental Can and Marine preferred. Kresge and rieree-Arrow preferred were under heavy pressure, each dropping more than four points. I CHIC AGO FUTURES. CHICAGO Oct 24 The closing futures fu-tures ranged as follows; Open High Low Close Wheat Dec. $1.11 112 1 0Si 1.05 May 1.11 1 12 1 10 1 10 July 1.0414 1.04 M 1 03 1 08 Corn Dec .66 .67 .f.4 .65 May 67-8 -67, ,;"." .66 'i July 67VS: -67 i .66 .66 oats Dec. .41 41 Va .40 i"1-Mav i"1-Mav .42 .42 .41 4 1 'i Jvilv 3y -394 .39 .394 Lard "ct. 10.77 10. S3 10.77 ins". Jan. 9.55 9.55 Ribs Oct. .: 10.50 I AND EGGS. CHICAGO. Oct 24. Butter steady creamery exthas. 4"ic. firsts 36r39i" ' extra firsts. 1 1 ffj 43ic , seconds, 34 Q 3 5c; standards 4 0 ' . i Eggs, unsettled; receipts, 6 600 eases; firsts. 32H;39e, ordinary firsts 2830c; miscellaneous, 20$5Sc, refrigerator re-frigerator extras, 26tfj26ijc refrigerator refriger-ator firsts, 2626VsC, Poultry', alive, lower fowls. 14021c; turkeys, 3jc, Bprings, 18c; roosters, 14C- METAL MARK FT. NEW YORK Oct 24. Copper, quiet, electrolytic spot and futures, ', 1 3 S 1 4 Tin. strong, spot and futures, 35.37. j Iron, steady; prices unchanged. Lead, stead , spot, $6 f0GS5. Zinc, quiet; East St Louis spot ani 1 nearby delivery, $7 00 7 05. Antimony, spot, 16.76(97.00. NEW YORK STOCKS. (Last iSale.) Alllsd Chemical & Dye. ....... S3; Allls-Chalmers 4 7 (American Beei Sugar .. 42 American Can 7 2 Tfe Amcr. Car & Foundry .1S6 Amer. 1 fide & Leather pfd ... 7U Amer International Corp .. St American locomotive 1 2 S Amer. Smelting A- Rerg 60i American Sugar . 7Vi Amer. Sumatra Tobacco, bid. . . 3 7Vfc (American T. & T 127 American Tobacco 160'n American Woolen 99 Anaconda Copper .. j oi Atchison ior i I A 1 1 -. Gulf & W. Indies 2 7 Baldwin Locomotive 1372 Baltimori mlo -'"3 Bethlehem steel "if 3 1 ' Canadian Pacific 146 jCentrnl leather 39 Chandler Motors 61 Chesapeake & nhlo 76 Chicago, Mil and St Paul .... 31 Chicago. H. 1. & Pac 44 Chlno Copper . ... 27 ;Colorado 1'uel & Iron 30 !'orn Products 12SVs kT-uclble Steel 82 Erie 15 famous Players-Lssky 95 iGeneral Asphiilt . . 60 General Blectrlc 159 General Motors 14 Goodrich Co 3 4 Great Notrherni pfd 92 M I Illinois Central 113 Inspiration Copper 36 International Harvester 107 lnt. Mer. Marine pfd 57 Invincible Oil 17 Kelly-Sprlngfleld Tire 41 Kennecott Copper . 3 4 Louisville & Nashville 148 Mexican Petroleum 229 M lam i Copper 27 .Middle States oil 12 Midv ale Steel 33 Missouri Pacific 21 -N'ew York Central 98 .. v.. w ii and Hartford 30 Norfolk & Western 122 Northern Pacific S7Vi Oklahoma Prod. & Kef 2 Pacific Oil 60 Pan American Petroleum 9 3 Pennsylvania 4 8 People's Gas 96 'Pure Oil ?0 Hav Consolidated Copper .... 14 j Reading S4 Rep. Iron & Steel 54 I Royal Dutch. K. Y 67 Sears Roebuck 86 Sinclair Con. Oil 33 Southern Pacific 94 Southern Railway 85 Standard Oil of N'. J 215 Studebaker 180 jTennessee Copper . . ......... 9 'Texas Co 49 I Texas & Pacific 28 I Tobacco Products 83 Transcontinental Oil . 13 iLnlon Pacific 148 Jl'nited Retail Stores 86 U. S. lnd. Alcohol 65 lUnlted States Rubber 65 United States Steel 107 Utah Copper 65" Westlnghouse Electric 62 Willys Overland 6 'Amer. Zinc, Lead and Srn 18 Butte and Superior .' . . 32 Cals Petroleum 59 iMontana Power 71; IShattuck Arizona, bid Great Northern Ore 35 Maxwell "B" 14 Chicago &. Northwestern 90 MINING SECURITIES. I (As reported by J. A. Hogle & Co ) I Bid Asked". I Alta Mich $ $ .61 Alfa Con .00, .01 Alta Tiger , .01 Albion Cons 05! 06 Alta Tunnel .. ... -03 .04, Bullion 01 I 01 Big Hill 02 4 06 j Big Cot. Coal 06 .07 Reaver Cop j .00 iBay State 01 I Black Metal 00 .06 Bingham Galena .. . 01 01 Central Eureka . . , .00 .02 Columbus Rcxall . .,( .20 .24 Colorado Con .06l .06 Crown Point I .03 .04 Cardiff ! .45 .56 Cotton King 00j .02 .Cotton Metals .02 iDaly 1.35 1.75 I Dragon 07 ...!... I Emma Silver 02 02'4 Empire Mines .04 Emerald : .06 .12 Eureka Mines ... 03 , .04 iE Crown Pt , .01 j .01 IE. Tin Coal. . 00 East Tin Con .05 .06 Eureka Lily I .07 07 lEureka Bullion .. . .) .03 .04 Grand Central ' .5" I 1.00 Great Western ) .01 .03 Hamburg Mines .. Oil n2 Howell t . .02 .02 Iron Blossom .26 .27 Iron King I .10 , .12 Kejstone I .35 .37 Kennebec ) .01 .03 Lehl Tlntlc I .01 .01 ileonora . 00 . 0 1 Lynn Big Six f .05 May Day -00: . 01 IMason Valley 1.60 2.00 Michigan-Utah ... . 1 1 12 New, Oulncy I .01 .01 IXalldrlver ! .10 .15 North Standard 01 01 ipohongo 00 V .00 hlo Copper 40 i .50 Plutua - 66 .59 Prince Con . 12 . 13 Pioche Bristol .01 .01V Price Mining 01 ... Provo . . I 03 I 05 Rico Arg 1 .06 Southern Pacific .13 .17 Sells I .01 l .02 Syndicate ; .00 .00 Silver King. Coal ... . 2 75 1 2 77 Silver King Con 86 ! .39 SIOUX Mines 02 03 Sliver Shield '. . . .02 South Iron Blossom . .01 .03 Tar Baby ) .00j .00 Tlntlc C ntra.1 1 00 .01 ITntic Standard .. .. 3.15 3.17 Uncle Sam I . 01 . 01 t'tah Con. .00 .00 Cnton Chief ,1ft u tor Mining .. .. .05 West Toledo I -01 .01 Walker Mining .. . .) 3.52 3.72 jwdodlawn 04 , os i Yankee Con 1 .04 'Zuma 06 , .07 1 Park City M. & S. . . 3.36 3.50 Park I 'ah 5 . 35 6 60 Opening Sales. Bingham Galena. 1000 at lc. Emma Silver, 800O at 2c. Iron Blossom, 1000 at 27c. Leonora. 1 0 0 1 at c Michigan-Utah. 1000 at 11c. North Standard, 4000 at lc Prince Consolidated, 1600 nt 12c. ,500 at 12c. Tlntlc Standard. 150 at $3.20, 200 at $3 17. Tlntlc Standard, 150 at $3.20, 200 1 at $3 17. ' Walker, 300 at $3.60 Zuma, 1000 at 6c Closing Sales. Big Cottonwood Coalition. 2000 at 6c. Emma Silver. 400 at 2c Eureka Mines, 1000 at 3c. Iron King, 1000 at 12c. Keystone, 200 at 86c. Lehl Tlntlc, 3000 at lc. North Standard. 1000 at lc Plutus. 200 at 50c; 400 at 60-S-10; 100 at 53c. Silver King Coalition, 700 at $2 75 Tlntlc Standard. 160 at $3 17; 200 at $3.16. 00 |