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Show H SALES CEASE; LIST REBOUNDS i Better Technical Position and Foreign Reports Cause Upturn J NEW YORK. S?pt. 19 Selling from HE speculative flourccs having practically rrafed, the stock market today had a Hfl natural rebound, with tho upturn ac- j oompllshed on a reduced volume of n business. More favorable develop- 1 incnts in the Near East Hltuatlon, rom- H blned with the elimination of a num- M ber of weakened speculative accounts, Hl contributed to the more cheerful sen- H tlment. Sales approximated 900,000 E shares. Hf Strengthening of foreign exchange 1 rates In European and local centers, Hl reflecting an easing of the tension 1 n Hl the Near East situation, resulted in a H slight hardening of prices in today's H early dealings. Rail shares made thol N best recovery from the heaviness N which spread over Monday's list, gains Hl of one to two points being record) 1 M by Union Pacific. Louisville & Nah- H ville, Rock Island and Seaboard Air. H Line preferred. fills, gas and some ofi 1 the steel satires also moved to higher Hl ground, Improvement being noted in H Cosden. Royal rut' b, Mexican Pctrol- Hl cum. United States Steel common. w i jacKawanna, uacieae uuua ronson- H dated Gas. Adams Express and Bcech- H nut made substantial advances in the H specialty group. Bethlehem was frac-Hi frac-Hi tionaiiy lower, with Virginia-Carolina Hl Chemical preferred. Austin Nichols, H Continental Can and Famous Players. Hl Losses of a point or more took place H in American Zinc and American Sugar, fl Prices continued to harden during H the fornlng but trading was relatively H iulet. Fresh buying was supplied to H balance the liquidation of accounts M weakened by Monday's severe rcduc- H tion. There were no striking Indivld- B ual movements, the list rlslns: in order- H ly fashion under a steady demand for rail, sine, public Utility, oil. shipping fl and can snares. Tn addition t the early lead era gains of one to three H points were made by American Zinc pn ferred, Butte & Superior, Utah fte-curltiea. fte-curltiea. Utah Copper, North Amer-lean, Amer-lean, Producers & Refiners. Standard Oil of California, Postum Cereal, Hj American International. General! H Electric, American Car, May Depart- ment Store. Gulf Steel. New Orleans. Texas Ac Mexico and "Soo" preferred. Cal money opened at 4 per cent. The bears were more disposed to J "-ontest tho advance after midday.; bending- their efforts against Bethle-; hem Steels and Mexican and Pan-i American Petroleums which sauced1 one to two and one-half points Tills ; demonstration, how ever, failed to un- dermine the confidence of the bulls; and the strong support afforded the B per.eral list caused the shorts to buy bark their stocks hurriedly Mexican 1 Petroleum rebounded nearly four points and Standard Oil of New Jer-1 sey. General Asphalt. American Wool-en. Wool-en. and United Retail Stores also mov-ed mov-ed upward In a spirited fashion. Mark-Ing Mark-Ing up of the call money rate to five per cent failed to rheck the improving J tendency of the market. J Renewed buying of pas. motor and oil shares imparted a stipulating influ-J influ-J flier to dealings In the final hour when the best prices of the session were established. Mexican Petroleum I J liad been pushed up four points and Burns Bros., "A" three, while gains ofl two points were made by Baldwin, Consolidated Gas. Illinois Central, Gulf States Steel, Corn Products and Amer-lean Amer-lean Woolen. The closing was strong. m CHICAGO FUTURES. , M CHICAGO. Sept. 19 .' Open High Low CIch Wheat. Sept. $1.04 $1.04 Vi $1.02 ?1.02V Dec. 1.04 LOT, 1034 1.0?. May 1.06 1.10 L06V 108 Sept. .62 .63 .62 4 -62 Dec. .57 .68 .57 .58 May .61H .61 .60 .60 Oats Sept. .38 .38 -37 .38 Dec. .36 .36 .35 .36 May 38 .38 .38 .38 4 38 : Lard Oct. 10.87 10.45 10.37 10.40 Jan. ... ... 9 00 J Ribs Sept. ... ... ... 9.75 Ofit. ... ... 9. so t MONEY MARKET. XE WYuftK. Sept 19. Call money J firmer, high, 5; low, 4; ruling rate, 4; M closing bid, 5, offered at 5; last loan. 5; call loans against accept -ances. 34; time loans firm, mixed collateral 80-90 days, 447; 4 and 6 months, 14: prime commcr-cial commcr-cial paper, 4'i (Ti 4. METAL MARKET NEW YORK, Sept. 19. Copper quiet; electrolytic spot and futures 14. Tin firm, spot and futures .12 12. Iron, steady, prices unchanged. LIcad. firm, spot 6.10(g 6 23 Zinc, firm, East St. Louis spot and nearby delivery 6.25. Antimony spot 3.26. NEW YORK STOClv-S (Ijast Sale) allied Chemical and Dye 84 Allls-Chalmcrs 57 '4 American Rwt Sugar 46 American Can 61 American Car & Fdry 185 American Hide and Leather, pfd. 71 jAmcrican Tntfrn.itlonal Corp. .. 36 Americ.in locomotlvo 123H American smelting ft ReTg 63 Anaertcan Sugar .. 82 American Bunjatra Tobacco ... 42 American T. & T. . . . ' 123 American Tobacco 12 Anicrican Woolen p91 Anaconda Copper ... 53 Atchison 106 A 1 1 . . Gulf & W. Indies 31 Baldwin Locomotive 136 '4 Baltimore & Ohio 56 Bethlehem steei "B" 76 Canadian Pacific 147 Central Leather 42 Chandler Motors 3 'Chesapeake & Ohio 76 Chicago, Mil, and St. Paul 33 Chicago, K. I. and Pac 48 Chlno Copper 29 Colorado Fuel ft Iro"h 34 B Corn Products 1 17 Crucible Steel 90 .Erie ! Famous Playera-Laaky s9 'Genorul Asphalt 65 General Electric 10 General Motors 14 Goodrich Co 34 Or cat Northern, pTd 98 Illinois Central 113 Inspiration Copper 11 International Harvester 1 1 Int. Mer. Marine pfl 60 International Paper 58 Invincible Oil 1. 6 Kelly-Sprlngfleld Tiro 44 . .... -di. ivt'iinn uu ' upper .a Louisville- & Nashville 138 .Mexican Petroleum 190V4 I Miami Copper 29 'Middle Steaes Oil 13? Mid vale Steel 4 I Missouri pacific 22 New York Central 14 N. Y., N. H and Hartford ..... 32 . Norfolk ft Western 1 20 'Northern Pacific X7 Oklahoma Prod, ft Ref 2 iPaclfic Oil 56 Pan-American Petroleum .. .. 80 Pennsylvania 42 I Peoples Gas 97 I Pure OH . . . . 31 I Hay Consolidated Copper 15 Heading 79 Hep. Iron A Stoel ' 69 Royal Dutch, N. T 5S Sears Roebuck 90 Sinclair Con. Oil 34 Southern Pacific M Southern Rallwa , .. 26 Standard Oil of N. J 186 Stud, baker Corp 128 TeniH-ssc Copp r 10 Tcxaw Co 47 Texas and Pacific .. .. 31 Tobacco Products 86 Transcontinental OH 14 V Union Pacific 151 United Retail Stores 85 U. S. Ind. Alcohol 64 United States Rubber 54 United States Steel 104 Utah Copper 68. Westlnghouso Electric 63 Willys-Overland 7 American Zinc. Lead flnd Sin. ..19 Butte and Superior 33 Cala. Petroleum .; .. 63 Montana Power . . . . .f. . . . 74 Shattuck Arizona 10 Great Northern 40 Chicago Northwestern 93 Maxwell Motors 18 |