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Show I 'PRICES SAG AS I SALES INCREASE H ' Lack of Public Interest H ' ' and High" Money Kate H .Also Ha ve Effect H NBTV YTRK, Oct 26. Absence of U 1 tublic Interest, higher money rates! i and furthor depreciation of forolgn H exchange nnd United States prove rn- H ment bonds, particularly the now HJ 4ln, Induced further extensive llq- B ildatIon nnd short selling- in today's H utock market. Prices of active shares', 1 sagged ono to 4 points. Industrial H ntcrcks wcro again Uio hardest hit but H J railroad eharea participated more ex- HL proxlmatcd 2,000,000 shares. H Continuation of "Wednesday pro- Hj '. foBsional soiling- of Industrial stocks Hl ! took place at tho opening and lmpart- Hl it ed a decidedly reactionary' tone to H most of thee list. Oil, steel and oqulp- ment shares woro offered freely, tho declines In active Issues ranging from H 1 to 3 points. Ralls offered bettor H resistance to selling pressure, Pennayl- H van la climbing: to 4 0, tho highest in Hl four years, In rcsppnso to a rcsunip- Hl tlon of a G per cent dividend. Rcad- IllllH Inn- also oDcneri sllcrhtlv hirrhcr. but later dropped a point below Wedncs- day's close. Tho slump in oil shares was led by Mexican Petroleum .which H dropped ZV2. points, whilo Standard Oil H of California and New Jersey and tho H Pan-American Isoues yielded 1 to lMs-H lMs-H Other weak spots wero Studebakcr, Hj Baldwin, General Electric, Consolidation Consolidat-ion ed Gas, American Locomotivo and H Cocoa Cola' -which Included docllnes H ranging from I1! to 2 points. One of H the few outstanding strong- spots "was H Houston Oil, up 1. Hj Professional offorlngs Increased as Hl tho morning progressed v.'lth tho ro-H ro-H suit that the early losses of actlvco ls-Hl ls-Hl sues wero matorlally extended. Con-H Con-H solldatod Gas dropped 4 Vi points, 1 Studebakcr 3, Republican Steel 2, H Standard Oils of California and Now H Jersey; Baldwin, and Famous Players H 2ii each, and American Sumatra To- M haccov American Car and American H Express 2 each. Marking; up of Now H York Central to 101 caused a slight H rebound, but tho higher levels pro- Hi duccd fresh offering and prices again Hl tended downward. Inability to at- H tract an outsidco following nnd. the H further depreciation for foreign ex- H change and bond prices, tho new gov- H crnment is dropping to a largo dis- H , count at 9B.S0, discouraged any con- H ccrtcd effort to support tho list. Call H money opened at 4 i per cent. B Hasty unloading- of stocks bought H for the long account continued and H the supply pressing on the market -was H largely augiriented by extensive short H selling. A further drop in the new H government 4 U per cent bonds to H 'J9.3S Intensified tho fcelinjc od dejoo- H tion among tho bulls. High priced H shares suffered tho most cxtensivo H losses, Mexican Petroleum yielding 4 H points and American Car & Foundry H and Xrcsgo 3 points, while Hftlo & H Leather preferred foil 2'i, American H Radiator and Chalmers 2, Scars j Roebuck -M, Cruclblco, Gulf States. H Reploglo and Republic Steel preferred H nd North American 2 points. Rail- H roads succumbed moro generally to Hl the selling movement, Reading and H Delaware & Lackawanna sagging 2 H points -whllo Kcw York Central H dropped back to normal. ' H Tho closing was weak. H Further liquidation by disappointed Hl inestors encouraged more short sull- H IriK in the final hour with the result W that prices crumbled throughout the H lists. Mexican Petroleum dropped H "iVi points. Allls-Chalmcrs AVi'. Stand- Hi ard Oil of New Jcrsoy and Kelsey, H Wheel 4 eacli and a number of other H , " active Issues from one to 3. Rail-1 H road bhares, particularly Rock Island H and Delaware. Lackawanna & Vcst-, H em, yielded substantially with tho rest j of the Hot. Cal money wont to G H per cent on tho calling of loans by H local and out of town banks. H ( CHICAGO FUTURES. H CinCAGO, Oct. 2G. 1 Open High Lows Closo H Wheat H Dec. 51.11 $1.13 $1.11 $1.1191 H May' 1.11 1.12 1.11 1.11 H July 1.04 .'1.0516 1.0-1 Vs 1.04 1 Corn j Dec. -Gd'b .67 ,G7 .GG H May .60 .67 .GG .GG H July .GG9a .G7 .6G .66 M Oats H Dec. t.U .41 .40"', .41 H May .41 .41 .41 .41 H July .39 .39 . .39 .39 H Lard ' t Oct 10.60 10.60 10.50 10.50 Jan. 9.40 9.40 9.37 9.40 H RL? H Oct. ... ... ... 10. 50 j Jan. 8.12 S.37 8.12 8.37 H FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Hj NEW YORIC, Oct 26. oFreign ex- H change irregular; Great Britain, ide- H mand, 44.44; cables, 4.44; slxty- l day bills on banks 4.42; France',, 1 demand 6.96; cables, 6.97; Italy, de-l 1 mand, 3.93; cables, 3.93; Belgium, H . demand, 6.4S; cables, 6.4 S; Ger- H ' many, demand, .02 G-16; cables, .02;' H Holland, demand, 3.895, cables, 39.01 ;i H Norway, demand, 17.S4; Sweden, de-l 1 mand, 2G.72; Denmark, demand, 20.0-1 ; ' H Switzerland, demand, 1S.0C; Spain, de-' H . mand, 15.21; Greece, demand, 207;' H ' Poland, demand, .00"; Czccho-Slo-' 1 vakla, demand. 3.10; Argentine, do- 1 mand, 36.00; Brazil, demand, 11.25; Hl Montreal, 1.00 5-32. MEl'AL MARICET. H NEW YORK. Oct. 26. Copper, H ' dull; electrolytic spot and futures H 1314. j Tin, strbng, spot and futures 3587(3) , 36.00. H Iron.-stead j';' prices unchanged. H Lead, steady; spot 6.50QG.S5. f Zinc, firm; east St. Louis spot and 1 , nearby delivery 7.10. HN; Antimony spot 6. 75 7.00. NEW YORK STOCKS. (Last Call.) Allied Chemical & Dyo...,..v.j 87 Allls-Chalmcr3 42 Amorlcan Boot Sugar 42 Ji American Can 71 Amorlcan Car and Foundry. -1S3 Amorlcan Hldo & Leather, pfd.. 69 American International Corp.. 32 Amorlcan Locomotivo ..126 American Smelting & Rofj:.... 58 American Sugar 76 American Sumatra Tobacco.... 34 American T, & T 12S American Tobacco ..., 159 American Woolen 97 Anaconda Copper .... 50 Atchison 105 Atlantic, Gulf & W. Indies.... 22 Baldwin Locomotive 133 Baltimore &. Ohio 52 Bethlehem Steel "B" 77 Canadian Pacific .... 144 Central LcatHor ... .-. 58 Chandler Motors 59 Chesapcalco & Ohio 74 Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul.... 30 Chicago. R. L ,fc Pacific 40 Chlno Copper 27 Colorado Fuel & Iron 30 . fnr-n PrnrlnAa 1 1.1 it Cruclblo Stool 7S'A Erie 13 Famous Players-Laslcy 93 General Asphalt 5S General Electric 176 General Motors 14 Goodrich Co , 83 Great Northern, pfd 91 Illinois Central 112 Inspiration Copper ... ....... 35 International Harvester ,106 Int. Mer. Marine, pfd . . . , 55 International Paper "57 Invincible Oil 16 jveiii -opririKi leiu Aire . . ...... -ti'Sj Kennecott Copper 33 Loulsvillo & Nashville. B 138 Mexican Petroleum 220 Miami Copper 27 Middle States Oil 12 Midval Steel 32 K Missouri Pacific 1 &"T New York Central 9S N. Y.. N. 11. and Hartford 28 Norfolk & Wostern 120 Northern Pacific 85 Oklahoma Prod. & Ref i 2 Pacific Oil 49 Pan American Petroleum .... 8S Pennsylvania 49 Pcoplo's Gas 93 Pure Oil 29 Ray Con. Coppor 13 Reading ... ? S2 Rep. Iron & Steel 48 Royal Dutch. N Y 66 Vi Scars Roebuck S3 Sinclair con. Oil ; 32 Southern Pacific 93 Southern Railway 24 Standard Oil of N. J 209 Studebakcr Corporation 126 Tenncssco Copper os Texas Co 4S Texas & Pacific 27 Tobacco Products 62 Transcontinental Oil . . ?4 Union Pacific no United Retail Stores S4 U. S. Ind. Alcohol 63 i. United States Rubber 52 United States Steel '.105 Utah Copper 04 Wcstlnghouso Electric Gl Willys Overalnd c American Zinc, Load and Sm.. 17' Butte and Superior ... 31 Cala. Petroleum 56 Montana Power 71 Shattuck Arizona, B .".... 8 Great Northern Oro ". 34 Maxwell "B" 14 Chicago and N. W. ,' 90 MINING SECURITIES. (As reported by J. A. Hogle & Co.) ' I Bid I Asked. Alta Mich $ J .05 Alia Con 01 j .01 Albion Cons 05 .07 Am. Metals 00 .04 Alia Tunnel .. ........ ,.04' J .03 Bullion T. .01 I .01 Big Hill 05 " Big Cot. Coal 05 .07 Beaver Cop 00 Bay'Stato 01 .'. Black Motal 01 .06 Bingham Galena .. . .00 .01 Cent. Eureka .. ...'. .00 .02 Colb. Rexall 20 .24 Colorado Con 05 .06 Crown Point ...... .03 .04 Cardiff - .44 .63 Cotton King .... .02 Daly 1.25 1.76 Dragon 06 .11 Emma Silver 02 .02 empire Alines 03 Emerald 04 .08 Eureka Mines 03 .03 E. Crown Pt. 01 .02 E. Tin. Coal 00 .01 East Tin. Con 05 .06 Eureka Lily 06 .07 Eureka Bullion " .03 Gold Chain 04 .20 Grand Central 60 Great Western 01 . 03 Hamburg Mines 00 .01 Howell 1 .01 .02 Iron Blossom .26 -.27 Iron King ll .12, Keystone 35 .45 Kennebec 01 .03 Lehl TIntic I .01 " .01 Leonora .. '. .00 .01 Lynn Big Six ,. ' .05 .10 Monzonlto 1 00 Mammoth 30 Miller Hill 01 May pay . ( ".00 .01 Mason Valley .( 1.25 ,1.50 Michigan-Utah ..... .11 .11 New Qulncy .. '. 00 .01 Nalldrlver 10 .16 No. Standard 01 .01 Opohongo 00 .00 Plutus ..'.... .48 .49 Prince Con .11 .11 Plocho Bristol 00 .01 Prico Mining 01 .02 Provo , . , 03 .04 So. Standard 12 .16 Sells 01 .02 Syndicate 00 .00 Silver King Coal 2.75 2. SO Silver King Con. ., . .36 .40 Sioux Mines 02 .03 Tar Baby 00 .00 TIntfc Central 00 .01 TIntic Standard .. .. 3t. 12 3.17 Undo Sam ." .01 02l Utah Con 00 .00 Victor Con 05 Whirlwind '. 02 West Toledo 01 .01 Walker Mining 3.72 3.80 Woodlawn .. 05 .06 Yankoo Con 01 ....... Zuma ...'.. .07 r08 Park City M. S 3.25 3.47 Park Utah C.00 6. GO Opening Sales. Bingham Galena, 4000 at lc. Iron King, 1000 at 12c. Loonora, 1000 at c. Michigan-Utah. GOO at llc; 2000 at lie; 1000 at ll-S-10. Now Quincy, 2000 at lc. Plutus, 1000 at 45c; 200 at 47c; 200 at 48c; 700 at 49c. Prlnco Consolidated, 500 at llc. Tintlc Standard, 200 at $3. IB. Closing .Sales. Emma Sliver, 11,000 at 2c Eureka Bullion, 2000 at 3c. Michigan-Utah. 1600 at ll-S-10. North Standard, 4000 at lc. Plutus, 300 at 50c; 200 at 49c; 100 at 48 c; 100 at 4 9c. Prlnco Consolidated, 3000 at lie; 500 at ll-S-10. 6ilvor King Coalition, 600 at $2.75. TIntic Standard, 100 at $3.15. Utah Consolidated, 5000 at c. "Walker, 100 at $3.80. LIBERTY BONDS. NEW YORK, Oct. 26.- Liberty bonds closed: 3s, $100.62; first 4s, blank; second 4s, blank; first 4e, ?9S.30: second 4s, $98.10: third 4s. $98.62; fourth 4s, $98.42; Vlctorv 4o, $100.28; uncalled Victory Vic-tory 4s, $100.02, culled; U. S. treasury treas-ury 4s, $99.50. |