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Show I MARKET AGAIN TURNSUPWARD Industrials Lead Advance; Steel Stocks and Specialties Special-ties Higher NEW Sept 5 The upward movement of prices wu continued in today's stock market, industrial shares leading the. adancf at pains of 1 to 4 points Strength of the oil issues 1 was attributed In part to short cov-1 cov-1 . ring operations but there were indications in-dications of investment buying in tho , steel stocks and first class specialties. Sales approximated shares. I A firm tone prevailed at the open- tl ng. The absence of many traders re- i suited in relatively light dealing. :! Shares of coal and grain carrying rall- I roads were In good demand. Chicago N & Northwestern advanced 1 points t ;,nd gains of substantial fractions n were recorded by I nlon Pacific. Can- !j .i liun Pacific, St. Paul, Great North- l , in preferred, Northern Pacific. Read- H C ing and Eric RepUDllc Steel with a gain of 1 points led the list of Steel I shares. Popular copper shares. Utah and Kennocott, rose fractionally on , Ujrht dealings. Studebaker opened a l.oint higher, bul the other populir speculative faorltcs. Mexican Petroi- eum and Baldwin, displayed a reao-, I tionarv tendency. American Tobacco I up 3 points .featured the list of spec- J I) ialtics. u Price movements became confused y ns the morning progressed. Rock Is- I land broke through for a new high 1 and Union Pacific and Baltimore ft P Ohio extended their early gains, but ( S liberal offerings of Atchison. New t Havcp and Northern Pacific resulted 1 in substantial recessions in those shares. Mexican Seaboard Issues were under un-der pressure on the announcement of a heavy reduction In production, the common declining nearly two points, and the certificates li. Mexican Po-j trolOUm also dropped back more than 1 a points, with smaller losses in California, Cali-fornia, Petroleum and Standard Oil , ofgNew Jersey, but Hoy. ' Dutch and Pure Oil advanced moderately. Retail Re-tail Stores, Allied Chemical and f amous Players alt established n-w high prices for the year at gains of l to 24 points. The demand for cop-, P-rs broadened, but American Smelt- j ing was reactionary. Pullman and Montana Power also were heavy- Call I money opened at 4 Vz per cent. An extensive Inquiry for steel shnres resulted in a general advance in other i parts of the list, som" of which was forfeited later on realizing sals. Re- public shot up 3i points, with gams: of z to 2 points, being recorded by the Bethlehem "B", Gulf Steel and Crucible, Mexican Petroleum which wUfl heavy in the early dealings, eltmh- rd 4 W with .svmpathetie gains in th ; Pan American issues. Baldwin also shook off Its early heaviness and ad-vanced ad-vanced more than two points. Mack-' ay company dropped four points on j small sales. Outside buying of high grade indus- j trial shares caused a further extension exten-sion of early gains In the iat aft r-noon r-noon American Woolen. Baldwin and Norfolk el Western advanced more than 2 points to new top prices f or year while Consolidated Gas equalled Its previous high at a net gain of nearly four points. Tb.3 closing was strong. IFORKIGX EXC riANGi:. NEW YORK. Bept, ". Foreign exchange ex-change steady; Great Britain, demand 4-i67g; cables 4.47j; -sixty day biliH on banks 4.44 . France, demand, 7 cables 7 S3 4. ! aly, demand. 4.35 4: cables 4.36. Belgium, demand 7 ) i ' . cables 7.42. iJ'-rmany, demand, .07; cable.-? .07 . Holland, demand, 3S ilT) canles 39.04. Norway, demand, lfi.7 4. Sweden, d'.-m&nd 26.56. Demark, demand, 21. CO Swltzerlt-nd, demand. 19.02. Spain, demand, 13.51 Greece, demand 2.83. Poland, demand, .01 3 Czecho-Slovakia, demand 3.4 6. Argentine Jcmand, 36.5,). Braxll. demand, 13.33. UnlvH, 99 15-16. BAR SIM Egg XFTV YORK. Sept. 0 Foreign bar silver 704c. Mexican dollars 54Vc. LQVTVON . Sept. 5. Bar silver 35 Sd per ounce. ' NEW YORK STOCKS (Ia5.t Sale) Allied Chemical & D c . .v 80 Allls-Chamlem . . ., .... . . ., 69 lAmerlcan Beet Sugar 17 4 American Can .. . 62 American Car & Fdry 1MB American Hide &. Leather pfd.". "J 2 American International Corp. . ST.1 American Locomotive. 128 American Smelting .v- Ref'g. ... BBVk American Sugar ... S6 American Sumatra Tobacco ... 37 American T. && T 12 American Tobacco I6l2 American Woolen 9S Anaconda Copper 55 Atchison 103 I A tl.. Gudf & West Indies 31B Baldwin Locomotive 31 U Baltimore & Ohio . a,ti Bcthlenem Steel "B" Canadian Puciftc 1.48 Central Leather ') 1 ("handler Motors 62 Chesapeake & Uhio 76'4 Chiacgo, Mil. and St. Paul .... 82 Chicago, R. L & Pac 48 Chlno Copper 31 Colorado Fuel .- Iron ... .... 32 4 jcorn Products I 19 Crucible Steel . . 97 1 Kric lo'M , 1 "unions Playery-Lasky 108 I General Asphalt 69 .General fiilectrie ls6 j General Motors 1 I Goodrich Co 35 Grc.n North in pfd Illinois t.'entral 11 1 '.i 'Inspiration Copper 42 International Harvester 1)1 nt Mer. Murine pfd .. -s' International Pttper 00 Invincible Oil ... M Kelly-Sprlngflcid Tire 43 Kennecott Copper , .... 37 Lousille & Nashville 140 Mexican Petroleum ,..184 Miami Copper ... 30 Middle States Oil 13 Mldv.ile Steel . 35 Missouri Pacific 27 New York Central 88 N Y , N. li and Hartford 32 Norfolk & Western 119 Northern Pacific SS Oklahoma Prod, and Rcf .... 2 Pacific Oil fi"? Pan American Petroleum . . , . 83 Pennsylvania 46 People s Gas B8 2Mi Pure Oil . 33 Ray Consolidated Copper 16 Reading T9 Rep. Iron & Steel 73 Royal Dutch. N Y c9 Sears Roebuck 89 Sinclair Con. Oil 33 Southern Pacific 93 Southern Railway 26 Standard Oil of N J Is4 Studcbaker Corp 188 Tennessee Copper 10B Texas Co 48 Texas & Pacific 31 Tobacco Products . . 86 Transcontinental OH 14 Union Pacific 150 United Retail Stores Sl U. S. Ind Alcohol 65 United States Rubber 56 United States Steel .. 105 Utah Copper "1 Westlnghouse Klectrlc 63 Wlllys-ovcrland American Zinc. Lead und Sin - . 17 Butte and Superior 30 Cala. Petroleum . . 64 Montana Power 76 Shatturk Arizona 8 Gt. Northern Ore 41 Maxwell Motor B19 Chicago Northwestern 92 |