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Show I STOCKS WEAKEN; I DROP AT CLOSE Whole List Tunis Heavy After Sensational Early Gains. NEW YORK. Oct. IS Further speculation In high priced storks resulted re-sulted In some sensational gains In i he first pari of today's stock nmr- Iket The whole list turned heavy Inter leflectlnp readjustment of u weakened technlcil condition. Sales approximated approxi-mated 1,250.000 shares. Mock prices moved upward in rapid fashion at tne opening in re po i B to I . - i broad demand for railroad equip ment and copper shares and u bullMi demonstration In National Elscult which soared is points to 26, a new high record. Mexican Petroleum, which was the Individual feature rues-day, rues-day, opened at 827 Vs up I V4 ond then reacted to 222. Pan-American A" also opened higher and tlu n slipped hack, while Standard OH of n Jersey moved up three points, I.chlph Valiey and Atlantic oCast Line led the rail group, each at gains of one point, while coppers under leadership of American Smelting moved up 2 and vtah Copper up l. American Car, up g, was tho outstanding equipment, but gains of 1 to 2Vi points also were made by Raldwln and American Txco- motlves, Pullman and General Electric Elec-tric Xew highs for the year were established bj T'nltert Fruit. Manhattan Manhat-tan Shirt and Atlas Powder, tii" gains ranging from 1 to ticarl 1 points Studebaker was one of the few exceptions excep-tions to the upward trend. Except in the case of National Bls- cult which dropped 1 0 points from lis earlv high, little profit taking was npparent in shares In 'h' general llsl which either held steady or contin it I their upward course Heavy speculative buying of Mexican Petroleum caused that slock to rebound from 222. Its low of the morning to 23.1 a new high record, while Standard Oil of New Jersey extended Its gain to six points. Marked buoyancy also was noted in tho high priced tobacco group. American Tobacco Improving 5 points the B stock 4 i , Loiillard four and I,lggett Meyers 10 to a new high thr shares which registered marked Kalns before noon were Fisher Body and Fnlted Fruit each up more than six points and Atlas Powder. International Interna-tional Harvester and General Glectrlc up 3 to 6. Call money opened at 5 per t ent While a rise of l to 2 points was accomplished In Northern Paclfli rireat oN'rthern preferred, Cans I Pacific and St Louis Southwestern preferred and 2 to f. points by Wells Fargo, Postum Cereal, Kresge, General American Tank and American Hide & 1eather preferred, tho general mar-kei mar-kei sagged In sympathy with .a drop In Mexican Petroleum from 233 to 226 I Which Induced more general realizing ! In the speculative favorites Conspicu- ous heaviness de eloped in some of the domestic oils while some of the chem-fl chem-fl Icals. Gulf States Steel. Iron Products. Studebaker, All la-Chalmers, Chicago Pneumatic Tool. American Ice, In-uplration In-uplration Copper, American Interna-tlonal. Interna-tlonal. Western Unlen and Ifaxwell Motors "A" suffered losses of 1 to 2 points. United StatCF Steel dropped to 103 V. a little more than a point below its earlier high figure. Renewed buying of Mexican Petroleum carried It back to 232, but the remainder of the list did not respond with much enthusiasm. I Weakness of Fnlted Statec steel and other shares of that group encouraged selling for both accounts In later deal-L deal-L Ings. Most of the actl i--su- ! d one to four points below Tuesday's 'tnal figures. Tho closing was heavy. H - LOCAL DTVlGRifUNT SFCTTRrTTES. (As reported by J. A. Iloglo & Co.) BANK STOCKS Bid Asltcd. Bankers Trust $150 0OISU0 00 Columbia Trust I 90.00 Deserel National ... 270 on 27S.00 Oeseret Savings ... 205 00 210.00 First Nat. of ogden I 310.00 Contl Natl Bank 150 00; Security State bank I 100.00' Nati. Copper 145 001 150.001 Utah State National . 108. 00 1 1 5. "'0 Utah Savings & Trust j 100. 00 110.00 ; Walker Bros. Bankers' 227 00 J.". 1 00 Zlon's Savings ft Trstl 205 00 210.00 INDUSTRIAL STOCK9 Amal Sug. com. . . I 3.50 8.75 do 8s pfd I 84.00 86.00 Con. Wagon 50 001 50.00 Home Flro Ins. ... 316.00.1 322.DO Independent Coal . i . r.7 CO Morgan Canng Us pfd 101.00 103 00 Mt States Tel & Tel , 103 00 106 no Peoples Su pfd & coml 2.251 2.50 S-J. 8s pfd 100.no 102.50 Standard Coal ....( .50 .55 U S Fuel 7s pfd;... .801 .85 Utah-Idaho Sugar . .1 3.36 3.40 Utah Fire Clay. . 50.00I 55.00 Utah Pr. & Lt 1st pfd 91 00 9C 00 - Walker Bros. D. Gds 200 00 Z- C. M. I Ill .001 113. 00 BONDS S h Stock Ex 6s 1929, 8S 001 90 00 Stndrd Coal 6s 19231 98.00 Ut Pr & Lt-lst 5s '44 92.50 93.50 !, Ut Lt & Pr 4s 1 930 . .. 84.00 88 . 00 -Ut-Ida Sugar 7s 19301 97 5n 39.00 XEW rORX STOCKS I;ast Sale. Allied Chemical & Dye S4N, Allls-Chalmers 60 Vi American Beet Sugar. ....... 42 U American Can 11 '4. American Car tr Foundr" - 191 American International Corp 36 American Locomotive 13 3 i American smelting & Ref'g ... 611. American Sugar 70 "t Am Sumatra Tobacco .1 1 - American T ft T 123 American Tobacco ..1614 American Woolen 100 S Anaconda Copper ... SD' Atchison . 106 Atl.. Quit & indies 30'. Baldwin Locomotive 14 Baltimore & Ohio 56 'i Bethlehem Steel "B" 75 i Canadian Pacific 14 7', Central Leather 40 Chandier Motors 63 Chesapeake A Ohio 76 ' j Chicago, Mil ft St. Uaul 32 Chii ago R Lft Pacific 43 nino 1 opii-r Colorado Fuel & Iron 3 Corn Products 126 r Crucible Steel B Erie 99 Famous Pla ers-Lasky 99 ! General Asphalt 63 S General Electric 1 1 4 ! A Ceneral Motors . . 75 Goodrich Co . 33V3 Great Northern, pfd 94 Yi Illinois Central 114", Inspiration Copper 38 'b International Harvester 113 Int. Mer. Marine, pfd 61 International Paper 61 Kelly-Springfield Tiro 43'i Invincible Oil 17 Kelly-Sprlngfleld Tiro ..... .. 43'b Rennecott Copper . . 343 Louisville ft Nashville 142 Mexican Petroleum 2 1 y Miami Copper 28 Middle Slates Oil 188 Mid van- Steel L Missouri Pacific 21 New York Central 99 X V.. V H and Hartford 99 Norfolk A Western 120 Northern Pacific S7 M Oklahoma Prod. & Ref 2V3 Pacific Oil 5 4 Pan American Petroleum 9X t- .. I J u n 1 ' I I 1 1 . 1 .111.1 , - t. 7B People's Gas . 97 Pure Oil 30i Ray Consolidated opper 14" Reading . . 79 Rep. Iron ft Steel r'fi'i Royal Dutch', N. Y 57 Sears Roebuck 89 Sinclair Con. Oil ' 84 Southern Pacific 95Y4 Southern Railway 26 M Standard Oil of N J 223Mj Studebaker Corporation 135 Tennessee Copper 97-8 Texas Co - . . . 50 Texas & Pacific 29 Tobacco Products 86- Transcontinental nil 14 Union Pacific 160'i United Retail Stores ... S3 U P. Ind. Alcohol 6S United States Rubber 56 United States Steel 10S Utah Copper 66 Westlnghouse Electric 627s Willys Overland 6 American Zinc. Lead and Sm . . 19 BUtte and Superior 33 Cala Petroleum 62 Montana Power 7 I li sh. it tuck Arizona Great Northern Ore 3n Maxwell Motors 16 Chicago & N W 92 MINING SIX! RITII S (As reported by J. A. Hogle & Co.) j BidrA8ked". Alta Mich If If .05 Alta Con -02 Albion Cons .06 .07 Anmr Metals ! 01 Vi Alta Tunnel 04; .06 Uulllon .01 i .0)-2 Big Hill I j .03 Big Cott Coal. ... . .04 .06 Bay State I .01 I Black Metals ... . .031 .07 Bingham Galena ... .01V4I -02 Central Eureka . ...I .00 02 Columbus Rexall . . .25 .26 Colorado Con 06 .06 Crown Point 03 .04 Cardiff 60 .56 Cott King 01 .04 Cott. Metals .01) ,01H Daly 1 1.40 3.00 Dragon' I .07 .12 Emma Silver .02 02 Empire Mines . . . ' .03 Emerald 06 10 Eureka Mines 03 .04 E. Crown Pt .00 4 03 T. Tin Coal I 00 & .00Vi East Tin. Con 1 .05 j .07 Eureka Lily .07 .07 4 Eureka Bullion .04 .0tt Gold Chain I .03 . Oo 1 Grand Central . . . -I -60 j ! Great Western . ... .01 J .03 ! Hamburg Mines . . .00 Howell I .02! 0:' I Iron Blossom J .25 1 27Vi I Iron King I 15 . 1 6 I Keystone .36 I . I Kennebec I .01 .04 j Liehl Tin .00 .014 Leonora 1 -00l .01 Lynn Pig Six I 0441 in I Monzonlte I .02 Mammoth I .30 .60 I MPIer Hill 01 4 I May Day . 0n oi 4 I Mason Valley ... . 1 .60 ! Mlchlgan-1 tah .... 11 1 3 4 New Qulncy 01 .01 i Nalldrlver 10 .164 No Standard 014! 02 Opohongo 00 I .004 Ohio Copper .20 I. , . . Plutus I .24 I . 2 1 V Princo Con i 124I .134 Paloma . . I . 0041 01 Plocht: Bristol I .00l 01 Price Mining .02 .05 I Provo .03 I .06 'So Sf.-milnrd I 1SV.I In I Sells I .01 I .03 ISjndicate ' . 00 .() Silver King Coal. .-I 2.75 I 2.82 I Silver King Con. . . . .40 .44 I Sioux Mines .04 I .04 1 Silver Shield I .01 Tar Baby ,.. 004J 00 4: I Tlntle Central . . . .1 1 .01 j Tintic standard .. .1 3.16 I 3.20 Uncle Sam I .02 . 02 j Utah Con j 00 ! 004 Union uhief f I 01 West Te.l. dO I 0 . 1 01 1 alker Mining . ... 4.2S '4.40 1 Woodlawn . 04l . 06 Yankee Con .02 I 03 j Zuma I .06l .06 Park City M. S. . 1 3 .46 I 3 . 60 I Park-Utah I 6.45 j 6 .ex October 18. 1922 opening Bales Uoloraelo pon., 50 at 6r I Iron Blossom 1000 at 264f Michigan-Utah, 1000 at 104c No. Standard 1000 at l4c. PlUtUS, 500 at 24c. 600 at 24 c. Prince Consolidated. 500 at 18" Sliver inf; Coal.. 400 at f2 85, 200 at 12 82 4 Zuma. 1 000 at 6c- 1000 at 64c. (losing sales Alta Tunne". 3000 at 4c Ehireko Bullion. 3000 at 4e. Michigan-Utah, 500 at 11 4c. Prince Consolidated. lOOo at 13c. Silver King Coal. 100 at $2 85. Tlntle Standard, 100 at f3 20, 100 at 5 3.17',. Ail |