The San Antonio Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 252, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 28, 1921 Page: 23 of 24
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WEDNESDAY.
Latest Quotations and Summary of Co fid it ions in. the Markets
PRICES CONFUSED AS
TRADERS MANIPULATE
STOCKS UP AND DOWN
:s Make New Low and
Then Take Slight
Recovery.
By BTLART P. WEST.
Wall Street New York. Sept. 28.—
It was another highly professional mar
ket ou the stock excbauge today. Trad-
ers worked to depress some stocks while
simultaneously taking in their short con-
tracts in others. This gave the generaJ
price movement a very confused ap
pea rance but did not load to any revis-
ion of judgment concerning the true
position. As pointed out yesterday the
market seems to be satisfied with hold-
ing the major part of the ground gained
in the last month and settling down into
an interval of dullness awaiting further
developments in the outside trade sit
nation.
After making another new low at 7S
cents German marks showed the first
signs of resistance that has appeared w
them for nearly a week. The subse-
quent rally above 80 may have bees
nothing more than the covering in profit
by speculators who had been on the
abort side. Meanwhile it was to be ex-
pected in view of the fresh collapse in
the mark that the tierman bank state-
ment for the week should show another
heavy expansion in paper note issue.
The increase this time amounted to
over 700000000 marks. From the first
week in June when the German gov-
ernment in its desperate efforts to raise
gold for the reparation* began its reck-
less use of the circulation privilege this
account at the Kciehsbank has risen
from less than 72.000000000 Io over
•L 000000000 marks.
It was a fair comment on the stock
market that it was not a* responsive us
might have been expected to the favor-
able trade news which has been coming
in for the last few days. First of all
was the demonstration that cotton
prices bad not overrated the extent of
the crop shortage and that the rise of
the first fortnight in Heptember was
going to bold. Second in importance
W’as the advance in steel prices accom-
panying considerable increased produr
tion in various lines. Third came the
testimony of the August traffic returns
that the majority of the roads did still
better last month than the month before.
Finally here was yesterday’s advance in
I’run^Jvania crud- oil the find in-
crease in three months—and thou the
S.IMMMMN) pound copper purchase by the
American Brass company—both of
which were accepted as indication* that
the situation in these two industries is
on the mend.
'A^e marks in difference to the various
Incidents could however be well enough
accounted for on the gnound than it wa*
precisely this turn iu trade coitions
which the Wall street advance from the
last week iu August to tin- middle uf
September had been discounting. The
•tock market iu its inaction of yesterday
and today seemed to be declaring its in
tention to l*s»k for signs of more trade
recovery before proceeding further on
the upward path.
■ *
NEW YORK STOCK I.IST.
S«|es Appmxilmatrd 473.000 Share*
AUi*-Cholm*r« . 4
American Bert Sugar 38%
American Can 37
American Car and Foundry 127%
XAmm-nn Hide and Leather pfd .. 5u%
American International Corp 53%
American Locomotive
Amer I ran Hmdt and It f 37%
American Sugar
1
American T. und T p»;%
American Woolen ;g
Anaconda Copper 3s
Atrhleon >6%
AH.. Uluf nnd Went jndh a *6%
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem ho • | 11 „i%
Canadian Pacific 113
Central Leather 77%
Chandh r Motors 47
Chraapeake and Ohio .
Chicago Mil. and St. Paul 25 %
Chicago. It. 1. and I’. 33'.
Chino Copper t 31
XColnrado Fm I und Iron ”1%
Corn Product *
erw ibie *' <• 1 1. .
Caln Cane Sugar 7%
Brie 13\
General Kle< tn- j •
(Jenernl Motors In 1
xGoodrh-h Com pan 3!
Great Northern |<fd 74%
Great Northern Or* Ctfa 3*
Illinois Centr.il
Inspiration Copp« r 34%
Int. Mir. Marin p.d 4* .
International l’.ip*t 4*%
Xennecott Copp< r 3"
Lnuiesvlllr an<l Naahvillu >OO%
Mexican IV’rob-uin !••"%
Miami Copper .. 31
Middle gtat. M Oil 11%
Midvale H(C<I 35%
Mlaaourl I'a’lfic in .
New York Centr’d \ 73%
N. T.. N. H. a. H 14%
xNonolk A Wi-strrn I*6
Northern Pacific . 77%
Oklahoma Prod A R< 1. . z I
Pan American Pet role im . 4• %
Peunxyl vauiM 27
Peoples Gas £> 1
Pittsburg a XV rat Xliglnki 26%
liny Coiiaollntid Copper 12%
Roading 70
Ropuldl- Iron a Stc..«l 21%
Royal hutch. N. V :i\
■Bell Traun. 4k Trad 33 %
Minclnlr Consolidated Oil 19%
Hout hern Pacific 71%
Kouthrin Railway 3<j%
■tandaid OH of N J. । d 1”7%
Studebaker Corporation 71%
xTonnessro Copper 7%
Tex pm Company 35 s
Texas A Pacific 31
Tfbarco Products 64%
Transcontlne nta 1 oil s
Valon Pacific 121’ j
V. S. Food Frodiirts 11%
N. ft. Retail mores 51
V. X. Indepedent Alcohol 45%
I'nlted States RiHkbtr 49
United states steel 78 i
Utah Copper 50
Weatlnrhouxc Electric 46%
Willys Overland 6
Pera OU 21%
•Bid.
Tito high low and rloxo stock quotation*
Will appear In Iho street editions.
MONEY AND KX< RANGE.
New York Kept. 2R.—Foreign exchange:
Irregular.
Great Dritain: I’cntnnd. 93.73%: cables.
93.73; HO-dny blHn on Lanka. 93.0%.
France: heninnd. 7 11%: cable*. 7.12.
Italy: Demmxl. 1.10; eahles 4.10’..
Belgium; hemand. 7”l%: rahlce. 7.05.
Gann in j ; I •cn>md. 7 • ■ ; < ib’
Holland: hemund. 32 12; rabies 23.19.
Norway; l*emund. 13 20.
Rweden: hemand. 22 35
I»enninrk: |*emand. 17.« r t.
■wlfseilnnd: l*emnnd. 17.30.
■pain: beniand. 1.3 05.
Greece: beinntul. 4.0 v.
Argent Inn: Demand. 32.02.
Brasil: I remand. 1.3.12.
Blontrenl: 00 11-10 per rent.
Call tnotrey Eerier; high. 5 n»r cent:
low. 4 |m r rent; ruling rate. 5 per rent;
closing hid. 4% per cent :ofirred nt 5 per
rent; last loan. 5 per rent; «nll loan*
against irreptar-rr-. 5 perr ent: time lonnn
rnsy; fn days. pen rent; dayx
per rent: «lx months. 5« per
rrn«: prime mercantile pnpor. 5% <15% per
rent.
NEW YORK MI.VF.It.
New YrnL. xpL fA—Foreign bar silver.
Il* e; diMtieallc. >o%c.
Mexican doll »r*. 55c.
CURB VARIES AGAIN
Sentiment Mixed With Selling Order*
Following Firm Period*.
New York Sept. 28.—The curb tnai-
ket was variable again today. There
were short periods of firmness but in
most instances these were followed b)
scling orders from commissiou hous a
and professional operators recetMiou lol*
lowing. Sentiment appeared mixed.
The mining stocks were the leaders
in activity and traders did more in this
group tbau iu all others combined. Bos-
ton and Montana was again Iu urgent
demand and advanced to another new
high mark for the present movement.
Eureka Croexus uud Tonapah biviue
were fairly active. Big Ledge Copper
came to life following the announce-
ment of (be election «»f a new presi-
dent and the statement thwt an ex-
tensive developmi nt campaign is
planned. Gohlen State Mines was firm.
Xipiasing held well for a time but
profit taking by recent
buyers. Farrell Coal was a feature
and reached another new high mark
for the pnwent moveincut on buying
by stock exchange houses.
labby McNeill and Libby was easier
and a sburp drop occurred in Arm**
racking. Glen Alden Coal was firm
at the start but reacted Inter. The
Whelan sto<*k made a show of firm-
Dtaa for a tian but ant selling ord e
and drained rather sharply.
Atlantic Lobus led the oils. Th tc
was buying credited to insiders for 1
time but profit taking and short edit
ing too rare of tin- demand and rvsultcu
in n reaction. Cities Scrvic*’ Arkansan
Natural Gas and Simius livid W"H
while Carib Maracaibo Mountain Pro-
ducers and others were heavy. Lyons
Petroleum was strong the buying ls*-
ing accompanied by reports thnt the
next dividend would be at inrreared
rate.
There was less activity in the bom!
market but the tone ups steady.
TODAY'S CLUB STOCK MARKET.
New York Kept. XS.—Following .■ n I.at
of today’a hlgiiaat lourxt »n<l cluaing
prices for the mom active mo*k« tkull in
ou thu Broad mrevt curb
INDUSTRIALS.
Silva. Hub. Lon.
Acma <'ua! .... i.fwo lv" 9” 90
Acme I'Mt-Mins .. 25u0 luu L 9a
. Tul. Reg 3*o .. .. 11 •»
< 1 Light - 1 i-io
Celluloid • |>fd 30 .. .. i - .
• ’ul. Emerald ... •. j .
Cutl. Motoi • .... lv 0 .. 1%
Empiie I-uud ... luu .. .. 17
Farrell <oai ... 1000 10% IS 10%
Glen Ald«n Coul s^'U 41% iu%
Griffith D. W.. 6u'i .. .. a
Libby. M. N. L 37k a 7 % 7
» ..
Mun. Tumult ... a?b .. .. xi
.outional Leather 2«W 2% v%
Pi-erleaa Mutot • I*o .. .. 3« %
riiiilp Moiris ... l.Juu 2 1%
Fvrirction Tiru . S.ovo 9J 00 €u
Hadiu Co I*”* 3% 2
• Coal ret 1 v 1 .. .. I<%
.-'out ii. ('oul-lron bvu . • .. •
UurvtH Co 1000 .. .. 2%
Trx. Gun .Sui... 0200 26% 30% 20
111. I’rul. Shai . . Uo*>u 1 5-iv 1 2-16 1 3-16
L'u. Het Candy . uo 6 0 2%
L. A Llalii-lteat 100 .. .. 11-10
I . H. K. n. Cvip. 2.VUU 33 30 30
I . M. Ht< aiu ... I.OUO 21 2U 10
Wilijx corp. ... 3uv .. ~ 22
INUKrKNDKNY OIL bIO< KB.
auivn. High. Low Clow
Ark. Nat. Gas.. 2.7U0 0% »% 9%
AU. l -t 3uu 2% 3% :%
House ou i.ioo 29 27 2.
Boston xV.yu. UH 1500 W' 06 «u
<'sriU Hynd. ... 300 1% 4 1%
Cillca her. old.. 113% 117 11. %
Cilha «sr. pfd .. 100 .. 43%
c. Ser. B <tf» .. Loom 13% 11% 13%
< auhinK P« l . . >OOO io :• 9
Fllk Ba»ln I’it. .. l.lou 5% >2 2%
linn. Pel 1300 10 37 a
iGlrn IC. oil .... Joo .. .. 90
Hud.mn Oil 3*00 13 13 12
Int. i’< t 17 v« . . .. 10
L»ons I'r.. .... 9"U 100 96 100
?.:arac-ail»o oil .. S"o 20 .0 20
Marga> UH 3«t» .. .. 3%
Mexico U.l .. . 2’iou i.» 66 6'.
Moun. Prod. Lloo 7% «% i %
Nut. Oil of N. J luo . .. 3%
Uobl« U. A U. .. .. "» .. Is
omi.r OH 200 >5 61 b-
Fru<L A Hef. ... 1.2»0 4 2% «
>sit <’ ■ b Li" L .00 1«
Hapul.a H.f. ... low ..
Siniii.s Pet too 6%
. lly UH 2 . o 1 < 1 % . *
STANDARD oil ISM EM.
ba «-». it.gh. ia*w Clo«»
il’iaiile Pipe Lino 1” .. 16%
'Stand. ‘ hl N. Y . io . . .. 230
Maud. Oil H.d .. 20U 1 7u . 7u
MINING.
Saks. High. Low. C! »se.
Alaska Hr 1 vol . 2010 .. .*
Pig Lvdhs 27 39
Cost A MolU ... J 6.300 *5 92 91
< anadu ’ op 1.000 26 22 25
< at mm Hill Gold. 400 .. .. 2
<’ous. Cop. Mm. . lou .. 1%
Cortvs Hilvti ... s.Ji*o ku 7S 79
Cresson Gold .... ’.u» 1 9-1 G l%ly-iu
LI Salvador .... K. 600 IC 15 la
Eurcko Croesus . Ib.uuo 2* 27 2s
Forty Nine Miu.. !.*•* 20
Gold.irld Flor. .. 13.500 4 2 41 4 1
Gold States 2.0U0 .. .. 4 4
Gold Zolic 1.00” .. 7
lli.imlll I’ 5.0U0 .. .. 16
Hscln Mine SUU .. .. 4 1-16
Howe Hound .... 10U .. 2%
Km iaiku 1.000 .. 32
McKln. Far .... l.<*o 16 17 17
MrNamara 4.10* 15 14 15
Mother Lnd* . ...L4*« 1% 1 1
National Tin .... 1.1”” 17 55 57
Nevada Ophir ... 1.00 .. 29
Mpioalng ••* 2% 5% 6%
lied Hills 1.000 2
Htcwnrt Mines .. 2”U t 15-1 C 1% I la id
Tone* Belmont 300 1%
Tonopnh IHvide . C.IOO 67 65 67
Tonopah Em. ... l”u 1%
1 n. Eastern .... 3”u 2% 3 5-16 2%
L’. H Cont 3”0 .. .. 41
Whit*- Caps ... 2.00” .. .. 1
I n Ala <ka ... IS .. .. Is
BONDS.
(In 9100”)
balsa Ht<b. Low Cha
Atllt-d Packer* Is . 5 .. .. 45
Aluminum 7* 1” .. .. **'«
Allied Pkis. 6s ctfM . 2 .. .. 43%
A. T. At T. 1« 1933 .11 99% 99% 99%
A. T. A T. 6s 1934 .19 99
Anaconda 7a 1929 . 56 95 94% 94%
Anglo Am. OH 7%a . * l”l% lot- I*l%
Armour A Co. 7a .... 9 10*% 100% I” 1 '%
iiernsdull hs 1” 97 96% 97
Bcaivtl Hoard 6m . . 1 .. 72%
Heth. HL 7a 1926 .. 15 96% 96% 96%
Beth. Mt. 7a 1922 .. 3 .. 1””%
Ch. Ar E. I. in 10 63% 63 63
Col. Graph. IH 3 •• 1 44%
Cons. Gas 9a ....... 3 .. .. luo%
Cup. Ex. 1923 ... 4 .. l”l%
Cop. Ex. 9m 1924 ... 14 1”l\ lul% In .
top. Nx. Us 1935 ... 4 1”2% 1”2 102
Galena Mig. oil 7a . 7 .. 97%
Goodrhit Tire 7s ... 31 95 91% 9! .
tit and Trunk 6’..a .13 »» 96” 91%
Gulf OH 7s 12 99% 99% 99%
Humble Oil 7a 21 9* 97% 97 T
Inter it. T. Ma 5 .. .. 75%
Krnnecett Cwp. 7s ... 1” .. .. 95
Lio-ledc USm 7s 5 .. .. 94%
Libby McN. 6a .... 5 .. .. 95%
Llggit A M. 6s .... I .. .. 1”«
Morria A Ce. 7%» ... 3 .. .. i”l%
Nat .CL A Huit 1* . 1 .. .. 91
Nat. Leather ks . . . I .. 9S
Mean* Hoc. 7s 1922 1 .. 99%
I- • .. .. ’.*x
M O. N. Y. 7s '27. I .. 1”3%
M. <». N. Y. 7s '29. « 103% 1*3% 103%
M. O. N. Y. 7a '2O ! . x I”|%
R O. I . .. r. 1 ”2 i • 1 I"
South lly 6^ 1” 99 95 % 91%
M. W. H. II 7s 19 91% 96% 9>»%
Hun OH 7m K .. 95
Swift A Co. 7s 1935. 37 I«w% 1«”% |”«l%
Nwlft A Co. 7a 1921. 3 !0»% IW«% I*'”
Texan Co. 7a 6 .. I””
Untcd I’iug is 21 >7% 97% 97%
W est. Electric 7a ... 3 .. l«l%
XVeat Elec. 7a .... 3 91% 91% »1 %
Toledo Edlaon ?0 ... 6 91 >7% 17%
HEDGE SELLING OF
COTTON AROUND 21
CENTS STOPS RISE
Market Bullish With Indica-
tions Present Prices
Will Hold.
New York .Hept. 2».—The ecore of
trade aborts over the prospective re-
duction iu official crop figures was
again in evidence this morning par-
ticnlarly iu the Liverpool maikct.
Prices tncre were considerably belter
than due in the case of futures. A con-
tinued active spot demand was reported
und private cables reported more or less
general buying on apprehensions of a
bullish buredu next Monday.
There was les nt than yts-
teiday but the local market was very
active at an bi»rning adavm-e of 17 to
37 pointe which made new high ground
for the movement. October contracts
sold up to 21.45 or within 5 |x»ints of
the high record while December con-
tracts touched 21J15 or within 45 points
or the liest price reached on the end-
August condition figure*. At tlicFe
prices however there was evidently a
very general disposition to take profits
nnd when the market sboweil Higos of
easing local traders started selling for
u nr« -bureau reaction.
There wa< al*o increased Southern
liedge selling. Earlier in the month
there wa« every indication that holders
of >j»ot cotton in the South were willing
to supply buyers around the 20-cent
level when very low end-Srptember pri-
vale condition figure* Ixgan to appear
there was less pressure of such offer-
ings but nt the 21-cent level the in-
creased hedge selling reported this
morning suggested that spot* were
again freely available- This encouraged
the toral veiling for a reaction
sent Ileceniber off from 21JK1 to 21 dnr-
ing the middle of the morning or about
a point under last night’s closing quota
tiion.
However the weekly report of the
weather bureau was bullish nnd brought
enough fresh buying to cause rallies.
A bettet selling appears to kave devel
oped in the dry goods market with buy-
ers and sellers getting together at nd-
vaticed priees and evidently less fear-
ful <»f tbelr effect on demand for con-
sumption. Two more private condition
re|w>its were issued. One made the con-
dition 41.3 nnd the indicated yield G.-
3G1.000. 3’he other mad*- the condition
43 5 and the indicated yield 0730-
IMM).
M'OT FRirni.
I’uo'atknr. Male*.
Yerk .. tZ SLllc ...
7. n •»i 1> an* 25.7 le 277
Hou nt nti 22.00 e 1027
I’alias 21.00 c
NEW YORK FITIREB.
Pre* loum
Hpnn. Hlgli. Tan--. Cl*mw. Clof*
Oh 21.30 2L4S 2L«3 21.”4 31.03
!>< 31.31 21.12 31.0” 2L”5 31.”1
Inn 2l.”«» 21.10 -0.73 30.78 2”.72
\t । ' 5 2e.at ge.37 re ; ?i
May 5”.2” 20 21 19 s| 19.90 3003
•
NEW YORK M’OT.
New York. Mpt. tn.—Cotton «i>ot quiet:
nilddllng. 21.55.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
New Orlenn*. Sept. 2*. Gnod ruble* and
i«l>nrts of large ajM»r unlra at interior!
rnlnu Int* yc-Herday put the prim of cot-
ton hlMlwr around thr opening of the mar-
ket today. But nfter adx-nnces of 9 to 20
|*nlntN. heavy realising by heigx <-om-
tm-nred and n reaction ensued. At the
«:»d of the first half hour of huelnea**.
price* were 1 to 13 pointe under the close
of yesterday. I»rrcmher flret traded up to
21.”6<- and then fill Lack to 30.79 c.
Flurt ua H<mi« la-rmnc more rapid hut
had ao great uidtii. In the trading up to
no«n the active months were sent 16 to 36
I olnla under y esterday’s • l<»r l»y report*
of Fomtwbat freer spot offrrinus in the
MiNtern l-e|L but jw>«m nfter 12 o’rlorl:
th- more a<thr niunth uc-r is t«* 2”
mint* up from th- luaot I’eceinher at
it* Inwr** Htod nt 3’ a p<-und.
Be•■•it’* that Fp.ni.eiN u.tr * ailing not-
ion m th * mrrk't an.l furth* r >Uimx
fioni the .’de I*.l Imt 1 nth T>b king nnd
r -nt ; r u<ir rapidly ::e. ring rotnpl-tlnn
■ u—l r. -r. buyh .-: an? p s ti.- iradtm: up
•° •* orl 1. t|| 1: t advaneo v.as wld-
< n- . to* l| tn p«*lit . Dfceiu%r t.^atg
to .|.»5« »*. oh j < omn.rn e*9 ta art
| soinenh.it ib;ub!a:' I.
•
NEW OICLE l\s FLTI REB.
Previous
Op-n. llish. Low C|nxr i*|.x..
n*. . . .?e.9u ?G92 so .-..-j :«.:t « 0 7 a
20.70 30.75 2«. M
'•J?” '• -•AT 17 2(1.47 20.65
' • 2e.-j 20.05 20.03 J 0.31
M. 19.95 20.0* 19.60 19.’5 19.35
NEW OKI.FANS 9POTM.
New Orlrnn*. Sept. 2*.—Spot ent ton
Mcady. 25 hiclirr Huies on th- spot 2;^;
bnlea; to arriv... 16C”.
Low nihbliin.- ’<?.>: mlddiln r 2”.73r-
-21 T.’e. rc-eipts. 4110; stocli
— ——
I.IVERrOOL MW.
Ihrrnool. Sept. inn |.nt Inrno
inquiry; prlrc * steady; t;<.rd mlddlinr
M.L'd; fully mtddlli middling
L».o*d. L.a tn.ddllng. 13 9imod nrdi-
.Thry. 12 9f»d: ordlnnry. 12.13 d.
s '• bales Inrltidlng 1 “ ISO
Anierirnn.
«
I . 8. P<‘KT ItECKIFTS.
.. _ Bn’es.
0n.." ij 5 SIS
Mol r Ila
BoNtnn. Mass -..
Philadelphia. I’a 151
sTtcc
Interior Receipts.
Houston. Tex. 6 17.351
COTTONsKKD OIL < lA>sK.
New York. Sept. •*.—The cottonseed oil
insrkit closed steady. Spot. 9.65419 So-
prime crude s «u bid: Januarv. 9 *2- Feh-
ruary 9 67: Marrh 9.93; \ prt | 9.14;' May
* * r ' : N’n\ ember 9.67; iHrem-
Total sales 12.9*0.
NEW YORK METALS.
New Ynrk Sent. 2* - roppei : Rteadv.
13’ ^^nt ' ^ i--1 nn< ^ n * Br hy. 13% R
Tin: Steady; spot nnd neurbv 26 75-
futures. 26X7.
Iron: Hteadv nnd unrhnnged.
Lend: Mtendy: spot L7”v 4.75.
* Zlnr: Firm: East Mt. ixtuls spot. 1
Antimony: Spot. 4.6”.
—— — —
LONDON .MKTAI.S
’ 0 Am tat. 9R^-ma«Mtar«l
[tx 1 : future**. <<* xd
^Electrolytic: Spot. <72. 16s; future- <;i.
Tin- Rpot. (156 12m. «d ; fuigres (15*
12* rd
Lend: Spot. (233; futures. C2S3.
Zln< : Spot. (26. 7s. <d: futvros (24. 5a
LONDON sil.Y ER.
I I ondon. -rpl M.—B.r .Ihrr n' fl
nunrr.
Ylopry. 3’^ »»rr rent.
I’lNrotmt rate. Khott bills. 4% per cent-
[three months bills 4% per cent.
Houston
Dulins
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT.
BOND LIST REACTS
Liberties Hold Fairly Steady but For-
eign Innuc^ Decline.
New York Sept. 28.—Reaction con-
tinued in the greater part of the bonJ
lint today. Itealixing Male* were tempted
by lla- couNiilrration that new aecnriiy
offerings bad been extremely heavy and
were haying the effect of diverting some
of the investment demand away from
the elder bomb*.
hdc Liberties held up well foreign
govcruuient i-NurN were lueliued down-
ward Brazil 8* nt VD3-8 were oft
uearlt a point from their high of I<M) 1-4.
I rug'iay 8s dropped half a |M’iut to V 9.
and Norwax Sx -odd at BMII-2. agniu<t
their high of 1063-4. Mexican govern-
ment bond*. In '(li 5s and 4s. broke rath-
er sharply enrly in the day but subsc-
qucutli ialli<*«! on the new* that a rep-
resentative uf the Morgan firm had left
fvr Mexicv preMimably to continue ue-
gotiat <<ns r« carding the new Mexican
finamiul plan.
The new Argentiue $50000000 Dote
went •ff very well. The books wen- not
close*i: in f«< t. it wa* said that they
might be kept open a day or two longer.
But pr:n th ally all the bouds had been
dsipUNrd of at th** end of bmdneM to-
day. '1 he Argentines are a 7 per rent
two-Dar n<>i«* issue put out on a 7.20
per cent bn^i*. and designed to pay off
floating obligations of the government.
At 1 piration nt ihe tw o \ •
in expo ted tlini these notes will be
fundvl iut<» h»ng terms boud*.
In the railway list declines pn‘d«»m-
inated. Bahiniore A Ohio Oh wore mi-
chnng. l. but the 5s were ..ff half a
point. Eri* generni 4s sold dowu fn»ni
43 1-4 1» 43. and New York West
<’hc*i* r A Boston 4 l-2s wore weak.
Their low for the year v.as .TH 2. and
they N”ld today at 34 3-4. These boud*
■ ■■ \ v 1
guarantee. Great Northern 7s Inst half
a point. Big F. ur Gs > Id nt 031-2 as
ugaimt last week’s high of 05. On the
other hand. Delaware A Hudson refund-1
ing 4s made n now high record at
•''l^'i- Mercantile Marine Gs. sympath-
«xiug with the .strength of the stocks of
the * ■ any. rn*e another point.
At lihH-2 B»*ll Telephone of Penn- 1
Hylvania 7s established a new top. Busb;
Terminal Building 5s and Cerro de
Pane** n. ca. h rose half point while!
Central Leather 5s were traded in at I
DI. a* against th*ir |o wlast Hummer of
SGI-2. l»u*|uesno Light 6s and Mar-
ket Street railway first 5s made new
highs. 4’iiha Cane 7s were weak as a
further r** tih of the request sent out
tn bond holders that they subordinate
their lien to the piop.sed new XBMMM).-
<*M) loan in order to save the company
from receivership.
' ' notes on large
transa* tion< g«*t ncroas par.
NEW YORK ‘BOND SALES
New York. Nrpt. 2*.— r 1 milck of
bondM < n i . . k *xrbung«- toUuy w-re
917.397 .iiunq |D.7sl.- •” yr»ter<lay.
817123. n"« • k ng... >17.270000 u J-ar
u*o »”'• 1!’ ‘D O”” two y<nr« ago. From
.lunuer l to date f2.3’»; ?'.*• non uxalnat
•J. 761 d«1 93.4
two y -•> ogo.
FoUu rg a complete Hot of Urn*}
oale* t‘ Total Bide* of i ■■ i> ooeurlt
•mi the h ull i«* uud closing price* urr
<i ven.
(In 1100 VI
Sales. High. I.ow ctoae.
Llborty 2 . .. .i j • ■ . sx 26
Lib* rty i x . 1 66.1 J
Liberty :• i - . . 90.S') 7 0 90.74
Liberty ! ~| * . 1 ‘ . 94.5*
Liberty .1 i. 8M !• k .- .'2 9”.36
lab riy 2d 4%n r-K H 9”. b: 9*lOl 9*.*l
Liberty 3*l 4%> 111” 93.91 93.83 *3.IS
Lil*erty 3d »%n r-k 3 93.81
Liberty nh il.s . :779 9".«-.' >”.11 :*«.6v
Liberty Hh 1 % r g 21 9'».46 9«.2»; *”.Bi;
Victory i%- . • :*9.s*> 99.4 s 99.5” <
Victory 1
Vi 4 tnr> • .... 197 ? • 4*. 99.48
Arx-ntln* . . 5 72 71% 72
B< iKium : X . . 1«G 103% 1”2% I
I’. lglum 4 1 l-i % p. 0% imo*^
Belgium ’ • 35% 95%
Chin. G- .i: ' ~ 47 % 1 7 47 % 1
• Ity of i rx. n . 7. P>*J% H»”% l«»o% I
City of r<n -n .. 5 1<”»% lw«% 100%
Cit> r- • ■ • 81% ><%
City of « ' ■ 1 • Ml 81
City Chr st . 16 101% Id I<H |
City of I -:.h .. . z M% |
City of M - ll« s6m 7 M% M % M% |
City of 1 ■ 7 .. »9 15-1« I
City of Zurich 6m . .. iol% ;
Dnnlrth .'I ir. V A I I'G I”J% !'»2% .
HanlNh M .... xIL 3 8’3% 1”2% 103% I
Domin .t; I: i .. .. 76% I
D. of * - . n. :-j 3* :•!% 91 ?:% i
D. ..f 65 91% 93% 93% |
D. of • •• i' • • . . . 93 % |
%!..*% 10”%
French •. . r I 9< *.j% ?5%
1-. i
Im. Jm ; . ‘i
K. of ; . -i"« 1 ■*% 1'3%
K. «.f I • '
K N. . • 1 • 1 100%
k’. of . • I. ■ ' * ;■ .
Rep. •'
7iv . . ' : :.
7 rugur' . •' • ' * •' ‘ -'9% I
•; ' 1 1 1 ■ . !•" % 1«7% I
iftate M 1%
If. K. ■ •’
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I ■ < । 51 ■ .
S. of ' ' ' « ' ’ * 4"%
RYII Hl5 YND MIM E 1 I YNEOLM
BONDS.
.S.J. . I licit. T.nw. C1n«)»
\ L V
Am. Aj ’ • — ’• - ?*■»
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tnu t . ‘ ; %
Am. T. . - I ■ .'j
Am. T. .. 9 SI
Arn.oui ■
A. T. A .- • - • ' ’ 4 1*
i.J-.t ’ :: :: iijs
All. FTu.' --
Atl. |R ’
Atlim l’..v • F 99-. 99 99%
’ Bolt A » • ■ x : v ‘
• Bull. A ' ’ * 1 ' *
1 Balt. AO. ' ?• «
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Beth. Mt. ■ • 1 ?’
Both. st. ■ '
Rra.b-ii > • • \ ‘
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Rr Un. El. " •• ’
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C. A 8. l*t 4* I •• 66
r A X. rig <%• ... 30 77% 71% %
Fon. <!*• cvl 7ju .... 3 1”S l"i . 1 1
* üba Cant Hu»a> 7».H0 •»
Cuban Am. Mugur *•.. 18 9»% »*%
Cuban R. R. 5* 3 67% 67 t
• uni T. *T. 5o .... 7 81 85% M
D. A It. evt 5* .... & .. .. a*.
D. A IL rrf 4b 5 ..
D. A R. G. 4%« .... 3 .. .. . I
D. A R U. imp 50 .. 1 .1%
D. A R. G. rfg 5a ... & 44% 44%
D. A R. G. con 4a ... 13 67 % 67% ••
Det. FM. rf* 6m H .. 1 .. .. 91
Det. Ed. 5n 1940 .... 1 .. .. >
Det. Rlv. Tun. 4%b. 3 .. .. >• %
Ida. Match deb 7%a. 3 105 I<H% 1 . .
Dta Boe Corp. 5» .. 2 .. .. ki
Dupont de N. I’. 7%* 39 99% 99%
D. U. A P. 1 95% 95 9 .
Erie prior Hen to ... - .. • • *<%
Erie gen lien 4b .... 43 43% 13 41
I Erle evt 4n X< r A... 9 39 3»% »
Fine tH 4a Her H . It ..
. ril Rub. M 36. ..
Geurvia Par. 6a .... 4 .. .. 99 u
Gen Eire d*b 8a ... . I ..
Goodyear T. A R. 6m 67 111 103% lo*
(L Trunk of Can. la t •• •• I*l »
G. Trunk <»f Can. 6a 145 98% 95% >5
Gt. N.»r. 7m • 11'' •
Gt. Nor. 4%m 2 •• .. 83
G. B. A W. deb B. 13 6% 8 8%
H. Vai. la icon 4%m 1 7l %
H. A M. ref 3a .... 15 6.% *7% • %
H A M. ndj me sa. 3v 15% 45% l.
’ HL t’en. 5%a • • • 31
Illi. Cen. rf< 4» .... 11 1”3% 1t»3% 1«3%
HI. Ven. 4 S 1*53 ... 5 5
111. stc. I deb 4%0 •• 5 •• ••
indlanM Mtrrl 5a ... 1 .. ..
I. M. 4%a T. <o. ctf 3 .. 103%
I. R. T. ref 5a 55% 53 33%
I. M. M. af Ga ... 25 82% 83% 2s a
lowa Cen lot la .«• - . •
lowm Cen.' rfa 4a ... 3 •• •• 39%
K. c. f. 8. a M. 6a 1 .. .. < •
K c. Mou. 3m 7 ••
|k. C. Mou. lai -J* • 1-’ 89 88% 3s %
K. C. Ter. In 4« .. « ’.1% 73% 7 1
Kelly B. Tita 6* ... 33 99% 99M% 9’%
Lack. Xtccl Sa 1973 5 .. .. 9-%
Uick. Hlerl 5* 1950 1 .. .. 77%
1. G of H L. ht ii 1 .. ..
|J E. a W. bl!**.. I -. •• * %
L. X. A M. X. 3%a. . 3 .. .. %
L. H. A M X. deb la 20 .. .. > %
U X. M. X. d 4a 31 IU .. .. >5%
L. ¥.•! .d Pa. gen la 1 .. .. 72%
L. hlxh Valley 6a . . 3 .. .. 99%
Liggrt A M>rra 7a . 1 10*
LIKK-Xt A Myers Ba. 1” 86% 66 B<’b
L. I d< bsa 1937. .. 9 .. .. •<
Lori Hara Co. 5> .... 3 •• •• »
L. A N. 7a 1 .. • • D’«%
'I.AN H R M Jt 4a ... 3 .. .. .l>
M. Ry. Cb. la tax ex 7 .. .. •
I Man. Ry. con 4a .... 1 .. .. 3*
Mar. XL Ry von 5* . 19 .*
Mrv Pet. mb 23 96 95% >5%
'Midv. Mt. evt 5a .... 5 «.%
FLAH L con 5a 2 76 71 .1
'MAM L. rrt ext 5a . 1 4”%
M.AM.L. lat rfg 4m . 6 1” 39% ."9%
MXPaX.M.M. 6%b .1 12 99 99% 99%
M k AT. lat 4m .... 36 61% 63% 64 .
M..K AT. 5m note* .. I .. *3%
M K.AT. 4%m 5 .. .. 41
M KAT. I%m ctfa .11 4>
M. P. rfg 8a 1923 .. 12 93% 93% 93%
M. P. rfX 5a 1926 .. I .. 87%
M. P. gen 1* 7 53% 55% 55%
Molt. P. <*. 6m A ... 3 .. .. 66
Mont. Tr. col 5» .... 1 .. -- 73
Morria A Co. I%a .. 3 .. .. 6u
N.O..TAM. Inc 5a ... 1 .. . • 59%
VY.*-*H. 3%a 8 •• *7%
N V.C.AII. deb «a .. 32 96% 96 96
N \ •• All. col Ta .... 17 194 1
N.Y.<’AIL deb 4* ... 1 .. >l%
N.Y.C.aHL con 4a .. 1 .. 71%
N Y. Dock Co. 4a.. * 73% 73 73
N>x H. evt 6m ’l6 1 . . 54
N.Y.Ry. ref la tr co 66 27% 26 26’i
N.Y. Ry. ndj 5a ... 6 9 6% M%
N.Y Rv ”dj 3a tr co 14 7% 7 7%
N .V i-l. deb 6n ... 29 96% 96% 96%
N. Y. Tai gen 4%* . 2 *3
N.Y. W.AH 4%* ... 9 35 31% 35
N. V. Tel. 5a 1” . . . • 71%
N. A XV. con 4* 4 78
N. A XV. rd 6a .... II 1”3% PG % l'%
NAW. 4a I’.CLC. div 1 60
N. Par. pr. lien 4a. 2! 77 76% 77
N. Par. pr. lien Ca r 17 1”2% l”»'%
N. Pacific Ren 3a.. 3 37%
N. Ntatra Pow. lat 5 19 82 82
N. Bril Tri. 7m ... 33 101% l”l 1” I %
<>rr. A Calif lat 5a 7 >3%
Oregon M. L. rfa 4m 8 81% 61% 64%
<>. XV. R. R A N 4m 3 .. 73
Pacific G. A E. sm. t 63 *2% 62%
Par. Pou. A Lt. 3a. 3 .. 8”%
Pa* Ific T. A T. sa. 1” 87% 67%
Packard Motor 6-. 4 96% 96% 9* %
Pan..Ai.i I'. A T. 7a 3 .. .. 92%
I* R. IL 7a '30.. -41 lul « 10l b’!%
Penn. R. R. 3m .... 2 .. ..
Penn. R. R. Gohl 6% 12 1”2% I *2 1”2%
P. I: i: gen 1%a.. 15 M % 61 81
I prorata A E. let 4a.. 4 60% 69% 6”%
Peoria A E. Inc. la 1 .. 60%
Perr Marquette r 3m 1 .. .. 64%
| Pere Marquette I*.. 1 .. .. 6*%
Philippine R>. 4a .. 4 .. 49
Phi’. Co. c. d. 3a.. ."6 98 97% 97%
Port. Ry. Lt A P. 3a I 72
Pub. Her. nt N. J. 6m I 69% 66% 61%
Kc.’kUuk fern in .. . 7 .. .. 77
R. G. A XV. «ol tr la F .. .. 57
R. L. A. A L. 4% n . 12 71% 71 71
Mt. 1... I. M. A M. r 4 1” .. 74%
I F.L .LM.S.R.G. div I 5 72 71% 71%
X.L.AM.F. J». I 4m A 5# hS% 63 63%
W.LAX.F. 3s B 3 76 73% 75%
X. L. A X. F. nilj *is 12 6»% ».*% 69%
IM. L. A X. F. inc 6m *3 38% 36% 58%
X L. Xw. run 4 m... 13 '*s% 65 63%
X. L Xw. Trr. 5a.. 46 G 7% 67 67
X. P. A K. c. X. L. 4% 3 .. 69%
Rial. Air Line rftf I" 22 37 26 36%
I Kl*d. An Lm*- adj .» 35 23% 25 25
Rial Alr Line con 1 47 47 %
Minrlalr Oil evt 71 82 i 62% 82%
S H i 'I R T 6a.. 1 .. 84%
X. Pacific <vt 4a... 51 »! 63% 83%
X. Prcific ifg 4n... 4 77% 77% *7%
B. Pacific < .2% 72%
74
X. lly. e..n 5- 13 s; 55% ^6
X. Ry. Ken . 11 39% 59% 59%
X. K tih .. y s. L.1t.... 68%
M. <’. of • a del. 7s 14 p.. DG% 1”4%
S. A T Co. Am. 7... 2 . . .. 92%
Th. Av 4< 7 31% 34 54
I Th. A\. ndj 5s 31 28' 38 38%
Tid. *»H • <•. 6’ ... 1” 97% 97% 97%
|T„ X L. A sV. Is ... 2 . . 46
I’. P Ge 20 !*.*•% !•*”% D*”%
V. !’ i i 4. 17 52 81 ’ 92
F. P. 44 12 8.5% 69% 88%
; I*. I*. ref 4'> 5 .. .. 77 %
• .3 102
IL M. RuL 7' s v.o . b»l% luo% 10”%
F. X. Rubber 7m 1 98%
V. K. Lubber iy .... 19 8G % |<) 80
r.X. Xm.RAM. r* . 5 92%
1. M. Ht K f s . 2 4 95 94 % 91%
X% ra crux A 4%m. I .. 27%
Vn. <’nr. •h. ... ... 6 .. .. *3
Va. Cai 92^ 91%
Vn. Ry. 3s II 87 86* 86%
w ' h let 5n 17 98 % 88 80
j XVahaah 2nd 5s 1 .. 79
W t. Maryland 4« .. 2 .. 65
tWeer. parlti.- 'i .... ’. 8”% 80% 9*>%
: C-: I ' a ; 7 1 . L i . 1 J
XVeat sin •• c .. .. 1 .. 718
; XVeM. Eh. 7- 32 1’2% 1”2% I*G .
Vick. Xp Xitel 7s . . 4 . . 93
Wilkes B. a F. Lt 3s 2 . . 62%
WiUon /. Co- Ist 6a. :« 88% 88 88%
XVllann A Co <\t Ba. 31 13% 83 83%
XVIJ. Cen. S AD. ■* 1 . . 70%
KANsts ( JTY INITATOE.*.
Kama* ( By. *lo.. Mept. 21.—Potatoes:
• L'neh: ngrd.
!_L.J— . - .
KING COTTON
Blaze Trail to
Prosperity
How will the advance in
Cotton affect Reneral
SECURITY VALUES’
Letter No. C-285 pives
brief vital explanation.
It will be well worth your
while to write for your
free copy today—NOW.
ROSE & COMPANY
Investment Securities
50 Broad St. New York City
. J. ——
I specialize in complicated
Sxvisx and small ladies' xvrist
xvatches.
FENZL
222 E. Commerce St.
CATTLE VALUES SHOW
LITTLE IMPROVEMENT
DESPITE LIGHT RUNS
Hogs Open Higher an.(
Many Sheep Taken
Off Market.
( hlcago. Sept. 2S.—N*’lerx looked for
1 improvriurnt in the mltlr market
11 day. Fre«h supply was ouiiparatixvl.v
■light but about 4«RM» were held ov r
|fr<.m earlier iu thr week und there wu*
' Ct;..||gh for all tra>le requirement<*. About I
। I*oo westerns arrived making the total
!I t the week ILoDG. Iloga wrr- higher
front the start. .More than 12..’.00 >herp
'and Ininbs were taken out of this mnr-.
il't for all pur|H»*e* yesterday uni
• h r buyers were again in the pen* i
। today.
iCciptM of livestock today were c*ti-
in.it*.l at 10.UGG cattle. L’'.ot*» Ifu-.
' • nhr*.
lat I Ie; CMre light steers v.ie
Isjiaily to strong but there was a slow
l*lrnmnd for heavy l*»ts nt weak pries.
। ’pc I t of yearlings emsisting *»f J’’.
| head of Angus Ntnck. averaging ?n’
Ik’iimL sold at >ll. the highest pri.v
I paid on thr local market sime «mrly in
Llnnuary. Two loads of 1707-p*>uml
'steers s O |<| nt .2o G'wa and bcifers
lucre slow nt about *tendy value* while
« o ners nt >2.00 nnd >2.No for the |»c*t.
vrre easy tn sell. Bologna bulls were
'quoted high ns >4.50. Fnlvrs w*te
i steady tn lower. pa< kers paying
>1 <*> and >12.20 for gnml venlers.
Ilogs: Higher prices were paid <or
hogs. of the deals were up l’*c
and 2-*m- with the top at ».50. while
few rough parking I’.ts went nt S’•2s
nnd >G.SO. Choice heavy hog* sold nt
[the full advance.
Sheep: Lambs were qumed «tm*ly to
strong. Ship|»ers paid >N.SO for na-
tives. while packer* h»ok g«»od lots at
XS.OG mid ».25. Feeders at >7.GO and
>7.25 for the best were um hanged.
while ng*d milt tons al*o held like the
day Ix’fore. Some good ewes went nt
H4SO.
• •
FORT XXOKTH l.nE>T<M K.
—
Fort Wurtb. Tex.. >ept. t*. Fhcryth ng
hi the !l\«»«tc> k <.itn*ory »old with tn-
dom today ’he mm-wrek market bring
I lie nmat a> t ail«l Ibo >H'Mt of the thre«--
«lay period Receipt* were moimll. only
3000 lo ad of caifl*- 15*0 rnlv* o and »«0
hoga arriving T •• ahoen supply »un- Nt-
e| of holdover* a round 300 lirnd getting
hi too late Tues-biy to Bell. Xtcer* w«-ir
»trong. tanner rowi gained 25c and lat
rowA heifer* nnd xr.uliiiga changed hantla
on n g«»o<l atrong ItaalA The calf market
waa fully dead? Conner comm brought
92.65 and a <ar <>f . al\< e-arlling to an fi-
tter buyer went at 86 26.
Hog value* were maikc«t up to the ex-
tent of l”r alnpper* imam R«curing most
of the run. A few head went a: 87
but the cur load top was 97.65. Bulk
aalea ranged from 96.73 to 17.13 run
Multi nt 96.5* lo 91*.75 the mark< t being
■tendy
Lamb* of good qu illly brought 97 75.
Hie market being fully afrady.
Quote:
l’attle: Reeve* 93.00i3.75; atoekerf
93.0”4r4.30: COWN. i "iq mnr. in. il
<>3.65: hrifeia. | *6.50. > carling.-. $ 30
bulla. 12 03; <a'\r- 92.”” o «..2a.
Hogs: Light* 97 s”'* 7 65; inrdluin. $7 78
6i 7.5<»; mixed 9*».23 • 7.35; common. >3.33
0rC.25: heavy. $ 73-i7.*’*»; rough hr at y.
95.25<i5.75; |dgN. 43.*" । 73; stags. >;.”v r
.Nheep: Lamb* f. • 7.75; yearlinga.
4 " » ■ ' 1.5... «WW
>3.95*/5.75; cull* fl *3; goat*. 91V2.
KANSAM CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kanaos City Mo. Sept. 3H.—Cattle: Re-
• • ipts. |fg**; heel teera and ok* atock
steady to 23c lower; medium and in-bc-
tweeu grade* weakest; top ^railings 50.7 >;
light steers. 49.23; b.-t hcaviea. 48.73;
araaa heifera. >l.s”*« 6 77>; few cows. >3.5”;
bulk. 93.r&V4.50; nmat gtn*s heifera. >4'y>
5; few lend*. >’■ Son 6oi*. atocker* and
feeders full early feeder -lea 95 26« y
6 00; mrdtutii stockera. 95.1 •. ■ bet
claaara g< nenilly steady. bcMt venters.
99.5 UV L(>”<>: me<Htim and henvy ralvra.
mostly 95V6. hull** nmatly >3 25<j 1.25;
bulk vanners. >!.s”<( 2 75.
Hnga: Receipts. 56*'”; open mostly 10*7
16c higher; dos* d dull with most of ad-
vance lost; two bunch* a. D packing top.
>7.96; bulk 19” ami 21"-]-mi d hogs. >7.73
b 7.9”; bul kof sale*. $7 • • 7- ■. packing
lo 10c highei : b<st. >9.35.
Sheep: Receipts. 1”.0<»(': sheep fully
ateady; beat ewes. >LSO; land*- steady to
25c higher; top western D 50; feeding
lambs steady; early top MS”.
EAST ST. LOVIS LIVBSTOCK.
Ea*t st Louis. 111. sept. 28.—* attic:
Receipts 750”; choi- •• nath«- steers and
yearlings steady: >lO 40 paid for >s*'-pouiid
axeragrs; >9 s*l fur 1276 pounder ~ westerns
slow; few sales about steady bulls and
atockers steady: bulk bolognas >:.75W
1.25: cows nnd canners not moving; veal
calves steady to 23c hlghct ; top light
calves. >11.25
Hol - Ri 12.000; active att I ■
10.- higher; mostly ateady; t«|
bulk lights nnd medium weights. IS.OOCf
8.10; no heavies sold; packer sows and
pigs steady to 25c higher; quality good.
Sheep: Receipts. 1700; active nnd steady
on bent lambs; others alow and weak;
lamb top >9.35; packer top. >7.75: bulk.
57.0”f»7.75; good quality scarce; one deck
medium-fed westerns brought 17. <lll*
going >l.””«i4 5O; ewe.* >3fjt; lower
grades unchanged.
OKLAHOMA CITY LIV I>T4M K.
Oklahoma City. Okla. Sept. ?8. !••’•••
Receipts. 1500; strong; steers. J43’ ’■ 7.73 ;
rows and heifers 93.50 U 1.5”: • .h< »’%«•
। 60; stockers and feeders * 33.
1 Hogs: Receipts. 1200; 3 1 hul. i;t "?
bulk 97 30^7 50.
NEW YORK MLAR.
Nru York. K. )1(
changed: centrifugal. IKU I 27.
Refined unchanged; fine grnulaicd 3.30
.Martin A Company
American Cotton
Exclnnte. New York
COTTON
and
GRAIN
10 Bales and up for
future delivery.
Special attention given
to conaixniiicnts of spot
"ottos. Fur further
particulars call
W. I). Johnson
201 Book Bldg.
Travis 1573
MOVED
Henry T. Phelpr
AIU'HITEIT
to *|»-4tt Hicks Bldg
Plwoe Cr 210 Nsn Antonia Tes
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET
< him go. **ep(. ta.— Follow ng is a ro-
port of |o«!ay's sales high low and clos-
ing quotations at the Chicago stock ex-
< hangt:
Rales Hirn txm. **!<**•
Am. Ra>!iator pfd 3 .. 110
Am. Ehlpbhlg .... ]o” 67% «7 67
X > ; !*;. pfd. 40 .. 38
Arn our Leather ... 28 .. .. !%♦
Beav erlM.a rd 12" 1” 9% IS
' . . .. 11
~ 9
a r pfd I* .. ..
< udah> lo .. .. 53
> i .... 109 109
• ont. Motor* 373 4% 4% 4%
i 1 amond Mat* n .. is .. .. I*l
Gt. Lak.. Dredge 5* ~ .. >2
K ■ Hy. pfd .... 1•• .. .. K
L.hbv.M' Ned 505 ;% 7% 7%
•
Monlgonwry Uard.l”3s 18 17% f? %
NaLonal Leather ..LGu 6% 6% 6%
. • '• ■ - 3"• ..
> KU. . XVlggl) V. . I* . . . . 11 I
Pm > Xefv. pfd. . 3 .. •» »l %
Quaker Oats 3* .. .. 12:
Quaker Oats pCd . <• .. .. is
Scare-Roebuck .... 125 67 66% 67
+
S* u A ::3 91% >3% 93R
xv.ift In? ! 545 33% 22% 23%
Thompson (.1. R.) . 75 44 % 4 4 4 1
Thompson (J. IL > p 12* .. D’9 %
Temtor Corn X... 26” 7% 7 7
1.. . n <%r A «ar ..117646 41 % 44%
V l 42 %
West kn.tt r.g .... 25 .. .. 1”
V na’.ey 4is ~ 74
Xr u Mfg 76 95 94% 94%
Y. 1 w Tati 138 16% 4u % 46%
Total ohsrea sold. i*\7oo
• o
FOREIGN MUM>9.
(Curb Xlnrkel.)
»air» Higo. Low. Clnss
' . • ■ X . 1 .. .. $7
.... < . . .. 8
X • m 3s 10” .. .. 88
Il jm. tlnv. 5%s .... 4 . . . . 14
Fma Gov. 5%s .... M 90% 9” 9”
Biaxil 1 .. >9%
KYNSA* C ITY PRODI <’K.
Kan«n« < lly. Mo. •‘epi. 30.—Egg« One
cent higher first*. 35c; seconds. 25c.
Butler mid poultry unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS Kl( E.
New Hr Iran*. Kept. 2*.—Haugh rice
strong. Rales 400 Backs Japan. 3.304 4 3*.
i sroiina. 3.31. recripis. in. 336 sacks mill-
| cr*. receipts. £><• l sacks.
’’lran r.ci : Strong. Sales. 158 pock< Ie
Honduras. 4% 4153 pockets Blue
1: 4% (46%: 88 pockets laHiiaiana Pearl.
3%. ‘.19 pockets Carolina. 3%V5%; 682
lacketN Screening. 2%V3%.
Receipt*. 619 S pockets Bran and polish 1
unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODI CE.
Chicago ’wpl. Tk.— Hutter: Unchanged.
Fug- I m hanged receipts. 7368.
I*«*ultry Alive lower; fowls 19 y 26c;
springs. 22c.
< lll( A 4.0 POTATOES.
Chicago kept. 28.—Potatoes: XX’eak; ro-
reipts 1 9 care total V X. shipment*
1721; iXUsconsin and Idaho white. >1 78 ir
2”0 «ut.; Minnesota lied ithcr >1 85'/
2 ”” cut ; fam v. |2.”5R3.10 cwt. Colorado
white. 11 35 4fL5” cwt.
— o ■
NEW YORK COFFEE.
New Xork. xrpt. :n.—< <•’ ■ i
<%e. futures steady; December. 7 92c
May B.olc.
— —-O ■ 1
ST. I O| is ( Asli GR XIN.
St. la»it|« Mo. hept. 22. —• *sh wheat:
No 3 red II 34 <1 1 36. No. 3 |1 9.
Corn: N- 1 uhttr 49c. No. < 44r.
Oats: No 2 white 36. . No. 2 34%«f95e
NOT TO BE RECONCILED
Counsel for Mrs Stillman Saya No
Chanrr of Making I p.
Yonkera N. \. Sept. 28.—John F.
Breitnau counsel for Mr*. Anne U.
Stillman said today there xxa* no pos-
*ibility of a reconciliation between Mr*-
Stillman and her budband Jame* A.
Stillman.
Asked a* tn the poaaibillty of a
reconciliation in view of puhlhhed re-
port* tl’Rt .Mr. Stillman line! reigned a
room f*»r Mrs. Stillman in his new
apartment and has failed to return to
her hnipu-hold good* which were solely
her prope-ty Mr. Brennan said:
“You can deny the story for me and
you <nn say further thnt there is no
poraibility of a reconciliation.”
Poss—»s. *1 can give you work.
xv. Walkln*—How much do you pay ’
Boss—As much as you’re worth ”f
course.
W. Walklno—No. thanks’ On* can’t
work for that throe days.
FIRST MORTGAGES on real estate for sale in denomina-
tions of $500.00 and up. Principal and interest fully guaranteed.
WIMER-RICHARDSON & COMPANY
(Incorporated)
INVESTMENT BANKERS
Central Trust Building San Antonio Texas.
4**TT A large complst stock of all sizw on band.
Writ * fot price*-
TTTprQI ALAMO IRON WORKS
1 UDLO ; San Antonio
Sound Tax-Free Investments
Are always attractive but they afford unusual opportunities when priced
TO YIELD S%
Ask for circular K to evnlnlning nnr unusual offering.
J. E. Jarratt & Co. Investment Bankers
MS Bedell Building. San Antonio. Travis 4t«.
NEW CROP CORN
Will buy in bulk or sacked.
Get our bid before selling.
M. MARUCHEAU GRAIN CO.
San Antonio Texas
W. C. MANLOVE & CO.
STOCKS AND BONDS
New York Listed and Curb Stocks Local Corporation and Bank
Stocks and Bonds.
LIBERTY BONDS
Central Trust Building. Phono Crockett 42S
CONVEYORS
Both gravity and powtt type*. In either straight or spiral construction tut
lanillms cooda. wares. anTcliandise and other com mod men. Our engineer
•urves building* and des.an equipment to meet special requ'remeota. It i»
ere.teo io lahor-aarlng. communicate with ua ano we will bt glad to turmab
t-tailrd int imation
SOUTHERN STEEL COMPANY
4400 Block South Presa. SAN ANTONIO TEX. Phone Mission 40
SEPTEMBER 28 1921.
UNFAVORABLE FOREIGN
FACTORS DISCOURAGE
HIGHER WHEAT PRICES
Lower Prices Recorded With
Holders of Bids Only
Sapporters.
Chicago Sept. 2R. —Wheat waa
fricutllrwN and much lower price* were
recorded. The only esppert nme from
holdem «d bide tv bo bought against
fbrtn an*! there wax covering of abort
wheat for profit*. A letup in tae rail-
ing preaure ahn helped to check the
(hvlincK. Liquidation wi> heavy and *
• "1 on the
market on htup hw** order*.
The foreign vituatii.n lent diacour-
ngenient to the bull*. Germany on
rhe verge of bankruptcy England try-
ing h» aolve the unemployment situa-
tion through ftubsidie* to the unem-
ployed Swiixerland extending a credit
t<> Ronmania to be repaid in cereal*
and the Nwi»* announcing that they
x\ ill buy * rerals in Boutnania because
•»( thr relative difference of exchange
in favor of thr latter country are tom*
of tlie factor* which were against high-
er prices. Foreign exchange was again
low er.
Ex|N»rt businnm wismgain alow but
the Greek order for l.Uw>ikki bushel*
of .Manitoba wan again reported booked
today. (’aHh wheat was quiet. Flour
trade wan low. Domestic shipping dc«
man<l was slow. Wet weather wa*
noted over Cnnada and damage report!
were in circulation.
Corn sold to the leweat price* on
thr crop. September selling below M
cents. There was considerable hedging
pressure on the market at the start
n* country acceptances overnight were
said to have been heavy. There also
was considerable liquidation and stop
loss selling was in evidence Buying;
xxas principally again indemniHe*. Cash
corn basis was one cent lower. Ex-
i»ortrrs took 33.000 bushel* of corn.
Domestic ahlpipng drmaml wt* fair.
September oats sold at a new low
level of the season owing to liquida-
tion Deferred months al*o wave Jower t
Buying power was limited. Spot odats
were in good demand with premium*
1-4 c better. Receipt* were light. Do-
mrstic shipping demand was light.
Provisions were irregular. Nearby
dehteric* were under pressure from
packer* and |ong«. Outsider* bought
t|cfrrred deliveries of lard.
(Hl< AGO GRAIN AMD PROVISIONK
Cliirngo. Sept. 2*.—
XVheat: op^n. High T^>w. Clos*.
Dec 11 21% |l 23% 91 20% 91 20%
May i:r i ' % I 35%
• ’orn:
D«c 51% .81% .80 .50%
May 56 56 .55% .55%
Oat*:
Dec 37% .27% .38% .39%
M 9 G% .41% .10% .49%
Pork:
Fept 13 0*
Lard:
o. ’ 1” 33 10.25 1”1S 19 *0
Jan 9.27 9 33 9 17 9 20
Ribs:
Oct 7.15 7 20 7.15 T. 30
Jan 7 97 7 97 7.87 LIT
KAN«.« CTTT CASH OBAIX.
Keaoaa < *•*. '!<• Hept. 7iL—<%**!
Wheat: No. 2 hard. 9113W1 25; So. 3
red. 9l.au.
l ora No. 2 while 48<K8Ur: N*. 9y»l-
low. 45e; No. 3 yellow 44<f44%c.
Oat*: No 2 while 35%c; No. 3 mixed
3 4 «r 35c.
Ryo: 9«c.
Barley: 41C44c.
liny: <’holeo alfalfa. 9209121; Mo. I
prarle. 912 504114 00; No. 1 timothy
>ll ”00 H.ftO: No. 1 clover. 915.00019.60.
CHIC AGO CASH GRAIN.
Chicago. Sept. 2*. -*’a»h:
Wheat Sample grade red. 91.19; Ke. 2
hard. >1 22.
Corn: No. 2 mixed. 49%%50%e; Ko. 2
yellow. 50%f15ft%c.
Oats: No. 2 white. 31%c.
Ryi X* 9. 9LM J 1.01.
Barley: 51V67c-
—• 0 ™—
KANNAS CITY GRAIN FTTf BBP.
Khiimm t'ltj. Mo.. Sept. 10—G|o^:
XX’heat: September >1.11; Decamber
|LLI%%I 13. May. >1.17%.
*'orn September. 40%c; December. 4Jr;
May. 46%c.
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