The San Antonio Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 163, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 1, 1922 Page: 1 of 4
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MarAM Unaffected by Shopmen’s Strike; Wheat Makes Sharp Upturn
WALLSTREET SHO^
NO UNEASINESS AT
RAIL STRIKE NEWS
Railway Stockt Steady
While Number of Spec-
ialties Advanct.
H||^E By STI AK IP. WEST
\ork July I—flu rin< .pul
■■^■nt of iuteu'M m the murr..' t-t»."
■■■■* the attitude nil. ; Wali or''* « 3 -
■■^^■take toward ’be t.n.vav sit ke n'» s
an eb". en: udcur s. idem. p I” '•“
y t h e fn.iuri to
^^^Wevcnt the walkout of the sbupmeu
^^^■might have had an adverse effect; ' *t
■^^as It was not even the railway shares
showed the least concern. A number of
S industrial specialties were bid up for
reasons relating to their individual
■ properties. Kailway 'ocks merely
V hung fire with little change either way
■ but with more gains thau losses. With
■ the holiday for many of the Wall street
■’ regulars already begun business was
■ very small.
■ German marks were again very weak
■ making a new low of 24 3-4. The other
■ exchanges were not affected. French
■ francs above 842 compared with their
■ recent low of 8.30. Sterling above
■ $4.42. was up over 4 cents fro*.. the low
■ figure of a week ago.
■ Heavy buying and advancing prices
■ in General Motors was one of the few
■ episodes of the day on the (tock ex-
■ cuaugc. The main point about this
■ movement was that it should have pc-
M . cui.cd despite the talk of price-cutting
■ by some of the automobile companies.
■ Evidently if these cuts coma they will
Bfejj^^iuall and unimpoitaut. Copper
better. Tur r.se in sp-ial-
i'hlss 1 "la a..d American Ship
■MW. in- r.'w ..oily due t„ —n-
■■■.i i.NI i viviulsi e. -ipany
sußSamssaaßa^Ms. \
■■■^■market L--<"i steady lor very
■■■f^Ksidc from th' heavy trading in
■ ? ■ .-.rMil Molor.-. This -t’"* left otf at
ot ’i*" s '“"'. ”* lbe Ml ? r
wnr ejnipiitiieC-aio strong in
naraßt" dealing- but S tlebakei . im
rather shanuv A- compared
other days -li.""' rmd-'l
attention but "f
’•/ i .^■oruia ««• an i t. o g
^^^^^Khurply toward the
MM^Bbe conviction that tiL shopmens
^^^^^■ke would litlli was
t ■ngtlimied by ti e a. r the union
M|^Kds in icfu-mg ■ ..w i' : " Friday s
^^n^Hitermu <. with li- beard 1 ;
RR^Blabor .-taudp.m 'im »'• retail . I
BM Wall street cir<as a> exceeding-
■/ bad move. It was felt that it put
HS^He unions in the tsisition of flouting
^^^Hie government agency set up for tin
|^^^■djustmeut of rn.lw.-iy lalcr disputes
■■nd meant that in- strikers would have
Su^^Bbe administration at A asbington
M^Sagainst then: as well as the g ent b idy
^^■of public sentiment.
STOCK 51AKKET AVKK*<’KS. *
Saka 21.1.500 sliayi
lig Close. Close. Bay %
d 1 —' Today. >
M t« in.n-Hu.H .si « sJB MB
29 ^allroAds . . f 14. 74 - ...23 ^■|||
40 stocks 79.5 V .:«•>( 7?.57 -^H||
—Down
I NEW YORK STOCKS ■
■ New York July I.—Following B a
■ .pleto list of stock sales today. Total
of each stock and the high low and clo^H
Ing prices are given.
INDUSTRIALS. "
«*!(>• H»«n l^w Cios*.
Air Redcution 600 1* Mr 154 114
All Am. Cable . 200 68 <7 4 66
Am. Can 100 .. 41 %
Am. Cot. Oli ... 100 27% 27U 27U
Am. Int. Cor. ... 100 41% 41 * 41%
Omer. Ica 200 104^ 104 » 104%
Am. I.* France . 300 12% 12% 12%
Am. Saf. Razor. 2’oo 6% 5 \ 0 %
Ant. Bhlf>. A Co. 4.100 21% 20% 2U%
Am. Hu gar pfd. 100 .. .. 105%
Am. T. A T 600 .. 120%
Art. Toh 200 140% 140% 140%
Am. Toh. B . . 200 IJ6«A 138% 139%
Am. Tob. pfd ne 100 . . 101%
Am. W. Wks. 1.300 16% 16 16%
A.W.W. « pc pfd 300 38% 38 3k
A.W’.W. 7 pc pfd 100 .. 86
Am. Wool pfd .. 100 /. 107%
As. I). Goods ... 100 .. .. 63
Atl. Fruit «.ioo 2% 2% 2%
Atl„ G. * W. I. 100 .. 39
Austin NiCh. .. 200 27% 27% 21%
Brook. V- Gas rts 1.300 1% 1% 1%
Burna Bros. A . 200 198%1 28% 121%
Calif. Pet 300 61% 61% 6|%
Chandf M. . . 1.300 70 69% 7C
A CocaZ’oia ctf .. 8.300 72% 70 71%
fcl css 600 116% 114% 111%
■■■Mden Oil .... 3.200 45% 45 45
r <-<ms. Textile ... 600 11 % 11% 11%
' Corn Prod 100 104 104 104
C. C Rugar .... 800 16% 16 11%
C. C. Huger ptd. too .. st
Cub. Am. Huger. 300 M'i
Hu Pont too 13014 13IH IM'4
I>u Pont deb ... 100 81 81 11
E. Kodak Co. .. 700 70% 7014 71%
El. Ht. Bel .... 1.100 t3M tjn
Felrhenk. Co. .. 100 17 14 17'4 11 i
Famouo P. 1. .. 100 so% sot. B*l4
nek Rubber-... 100 13 15 If
Freeport Tee. . sou 33% 11'4 2114
Gen. Aephnlt 1.500 00 1514 61*
Gen. Motor. .... <4.2"0 1114 H '
G. M. 7 pc pfd . 100 »«
Glidden ton 1114 13% Hh
Goodrich Kuli. . 100 3»‘. 3#'« 30'4
Gunntuunms Hu.. 100 115' 1154 11%
Heblrehuw 700 IX 1% 1\
Hudson Mot. .. 1.200 2114 20 w Sl%
Houston Oil ... 100 70 71 78
Hmm Motor ... 1"" 1014 10 1014
lot As. ptd ... 100 30’. 30% 30%
Indlatihoma 100 4 4*4 4'4
Int. Cons pfd .. 100 3% 3% 114
Int. Cons 100 1% 114 IJ4
Int .M. M. pld . 2**o 73% 72 .234
Inv. Oil 1500 15 11% 16
Island OH l"0 .. %
J. Kayser * co. 600 40% 40 40*.
Ken. A Gulf Co. 2100 4% 1% I »
Keystone Tire .. 1.300 1514 16'4 16%
Krcsg. 100 •• •• 133 4
4700 31% 31*4 31%
Men. Elec 20<* <«'4 43% 43%
Marlend OU ... 2.000 42% 41% 42%
Marlin Kock ... 100 .. .. 16
Martin-Parry Cur 100 .. .. 31%
Mark Truck .... 10« .. 62
Maxwell A too 8814 60 66%
Maxwell B .... 2.000 33’4 23% 23%
Mav pent. Storoc 100 .. .. 116%
Mox. Pet 1.500 177% 176% 17*1
Mid. Htato OIL. 800 13% 13% 13%
Monte. Ward ... 800 22% 22% 22%
Montana Power. 100 .. 60%
Net. Acme 1100 .. .. 17%
Nat. Blseult ... 100 .. .. 111%
N. V. Dock pfd.. 100 .. .. 61"
North Am son st% 01% at*
N. Am. pf.l ... 300 1314 42% 42%
N Am. rts .... 200 .. .. 8%
Okla. I'. * B ... 9"0 3% 3 3
Pai-. Dev. COr. 300 7% 7 7 |
Pac. G. * E 100 . . 68% J
Pacific Oli 1.(00 55% 61% 66%
PAU-Am. pet... 3100 78% 77 77
Pan-Am. P. 8.. 200 73'4 71% 71%
Poatum 100 .a 71
Phlllpa Pel. ... 7011 10% 18% 18% :
Pierce-Arrow ... M'O 10' 10% 10'.
Pierce-Arrow pfd 300 37% 37% 37%
Pierce OU 300 .. .. 8
Fierce OU pfd.. 100 .. .. 43%
Pitts Coat 300 81% 81 81
Pond Ck Coal. 100 32% 32% 22%
Prod. A n0f.... 3.300 43 41 % 41'
Puma Aleare Hu too 18% 46% 46%
; Pure Oil ctf ... 2000 31 30%
I .Iteynol'la Upas.. 100 .. .. 46
^•P.i.y. DuUh C... 300 .. .. 6*
Fants Cecilia SvK 9<‘O •• •• 4
Maxon Mntoni .. 400 ..
Slnclslr Oli .... 1.400 32# 31% 32
Sj.lrer 100 .. .. 18 •
fftudel«ksr 10too 121% 127% 127%
Fubmarln-- Hont. 300 8% 7% 8%
Rvprrlor Oil ... 200 .. .. 7
Kt. Oil of Calif. 1100 103% 103% FC% .
St. Oil N. J.... 100 .. .. lfi|
H O. uf N J. pfd 3UO 116% 111 111
I.tAay.
I'p’r^ n"" 1.100’47% 46% «%
t. r c. Au... b .. 0 . .. J?
Tidewater 0U... - 0 ; ~ Kt
Tobacco Product 100 \ .. •«
‘im’ °“" X- H * U * U *
ill! v™i. r- ;o<) 11 ”
Un. Fruit C 0... ~ 139%
){*•« ^1 J‘ orM - 800 ‘os% 6% 66%
E- * Ru bber ... 1.000 63% 63 63
vi' c^’i-L" 1 "- ll ” •• •• 1%
y i c r u »oi> .. %
X. I- C. & C.. jnQ ~ ~ 49
Webber & Hetl’.i ion .. .. 13
WMtlug Alr'-rake :oo .. .. »»
Weal. Electric . 300 ISI4 56% 4t %
Weal. Union .. hq .. 7%
White Eng o. 201 27% 2i % 3.%
Willie M. C "l . .. 45%
White OH p ~ 8
Wlllfa-Over ... 4U „ ’j% s % »%
Wright Aero ... 1-;. .. .. ■»%
MBTAUt AStl EGtIPMEXTS.
~ . „ 3h « tugn tow. Cloe-
Alaska Golu ... Pio ..
Am. Loco. . ■ 2. iii 111’4 111%
Am. Hmelt ... X 71 454 s* s
Am. Hteel PI ... <u „ 3; 35% 35
Anaconda Cupper T300 61% 60% 51'.-
Baldwin Lu.. 4 U 4 m% use
Beth. Hteel 8.. SCO 76% 76 76
nlr E SU 3d :u no 30% 30% 30%
Butte Copper .... 104 5% 6% 8%
Butter A Superior 2m Is 38 28
Callahan Zinc .. 300 8% 8% 8%
C. de Paac n- 35% 35% 35%
hila Cop. ; ;no 21% 30% 21
Crucible Ht-—| .. 205 74 7 i 74
Dome Mines ... 100 28 28 28
Grany Mln ’i;d 2014 20 28%
Gt. Nor. Ore c'f- sin* 35% 38% 3SI.
Gulf States Ate-. 3>i 77% 76% 77%
Inspiration .. 'too 30% 39% 39%
Int. Com. Eng. . 10u 23 33 23
Int. N 4 00 16% 18 18%
Iron Prod. 3540 34% 3214 3*
Kennocott Cop. .. 3.100 3% 33 33%
Midvale Steel ~ 200 33% 33 33%
Otis Steel 100 11% 11% n %
Pa. Seaboard ... 300 9% 9 9
Ray Cons 300 16% I*% !•%
Rep. I. A 8. 300 70% '•»%
R. I A S. pfd .. 200 93 93 93
St. Jos. Lead ... 300 11% 11% 14%
Tenn. C. C 100 10% 10% 10%
Uri. Alloy Stl. .. 200 37% 3%7 3714
U C. C. 1. P... 100 31 30% 31%
U. 8. Hoffman .. 100 22% 23% 2214
U. 8. Steel 1500 99'4 99 99'4
Utah Cop. 100 63% 63 63%
Vanadium ...... 200 45 44% 41%
W. Steel 800 16% 16% 16%
RAII.KtI.IDS.
Sales. High. I.ow. Close.
A T. S. F. .... SOO 100 99% 100
B. and 0 1200 19% 49% 49%
B. K. T 3.900 28% 28 28
B. R. T. ctf .... 1700 21% 23% 23%
Can. Pac. 100 138% 138% 135%
C. and A 600 10 9% »•
C. C. C. S. L. ... 200 74 74 74
C. A E. I. ne» • 1.200 35% ’» ’*
C. E. I. Pfd . . 100 55 66 66
C O. W 100 6% 6% »%
C. C W. pfd .. 100 20% 20% 20%
C M. S. P 100 26% 20% 3«%
C. M. S. P pfd. 1300 12% 41% 41%
C. A N. W 100 74% 74% 74%
C. and 0 600 66% 66% 66%
C R. I A P 1500 43% 43% 43%
C. C. P. M. 0... 100 65% 65% <6%
Del. A Hud ’OO 122 132 123
Erle 400 15% 15% 16%
Erle Ist pf'l ... 200 23 22% 83%
Gt. Nor. pfd .. SOO 77% 77% 17%
HU. Cent 100 106 106 105
K. C Soil 100 24% 24% 34%
L E.’ 4 W. ptd 200 63 62 63
Lehigh Vai SOO 64 63% 64
Man. Elev. G. .. 300 46% 46% <?%
Minn. A St L. .. 600 11% 10% 11%
M. K. T W. 1.. 1.100 IS 17% 1«
M K. A T. pfd. 500 39% 31% >»%
Mo. Pac. 300 21% 21% 81%
N. %R.M. 2 pfd 100 5% 6% 6%
N. f. Cent 800 91% 94 84
N Y. C S. L... 100 74% 74% 74%
N. Y. N.' H. H... 1.300 29% 86% 29%
Nor. Pac. 300 74% 74% 71%
Penna. 3-300 42% 43 4S’»
Peae M 800 31% 81% 31%
Reading 600 74% 74 74%
S. L. S W. pfd. 300 13% 45% 45%
Sou. Ry 700 23% 33% 23%
Sou. Ry pfd ... 100 55 16 66
Ser Pac. too 89% SO s*
ma p/r-rr.’.:. 400 ir% ziy z 7%
^lird Ave 400 23 33% 33
■a U W 300 60 so 60
Mion Pac. 1.100 110 139% 139%
Mbaah 100 12 12 18
■bash ptd A . 200 30% 30% .30%
^Bt Md 200 11% 11% 11%
■at.' Md. 2d Pfd 2«0 20% 19% 19%
^Bat Pac 100 19' 19% 19 1 -*
^B P. pfd .... 100 51% 58% OS';
■aL. E. .... 800 IS% 13% 13%
^B a L. E. pfd. _ 100 26% 28% 8*
IuRB BUSINESS SMALL
Rei> Motors Features on Announcement
of 100 I’— Cent Dividend.
New York. July I.— Burinem on the
curb exchange today was small except
■ii a few particular issues. The feature
xag Keo Motors which on the an-
nouncement of a 100 per cent stock
dividend shot up to 30. a rise of nearly
3 pointe from the Friday closing. To-
ward the end the stock came down again
under pcofit-taking.
Activ* buying continued in Hayes
Wheel which mare than regained the
dividend that came off the selling price
this mt ning. This advance was at-
tended oy unofficial reports of very
favorable earnings. Tbere was more of
a demand for Fbieago Nipple which
cAcried it np half a point.
Radio issues were more active and
stronger. Radio common was up a frac-
tion and Dubilier crossed 9 for the first
time.
Realizing sale were felt in ihc Stand-
ard Oil issues. Standard Oil of Indiana
losing over a point. Mexican Seaboard
issues were active ngain anticipating
their early introduction to the stock
exchange. Permission has just been
sought from the listing common to.put
both the stock and the voting trust
certificates on the big board.
CURB STOCK MARKET
Nrw York July I.—Following Is "n list
nf today’s highest lowest and closing
prices for th« most active stock dealt in
on the New York’ curb market.
INDUMTKIAI^.
Saira High Low Close.
Acme Coal ... l. 10« 1 1-t« .98 1 1-U
Acmr Wck T.noo 48 45 45
Am lVu» 340 .. 2
Am. 'Metal .... 600 46 41# '8
Am. Metal pfd . 50V 107 108# 107
Am. Road Mchy. 200 7 5# 7
Hr. Am. Tob. cou 1.000 .. .. 17
Car Light 100 . . .. 72
<h. Nh*p)o .... 3.400 5# »% 5%
<’h. Nipple B .. 3400 .. .. 3#
«'om. Solvent A 200 . 44% 44% 41%
l orn Folvent B • 100 .. .. 37%
font. Mot 300 8% 8 «%
rxrt Mot ioo ». ii
I’uh. < A R. . . 1.500 9% 9 3
l»ort Mot 100 .. H
inir. Mot. Ind. . 1.000 14% 13% 1i
Gil 8. It 10 .. 2H%
Gibson HPwell .. 300 18% 18% 18%
Goldwyn Pict. . 100 .. .. 7%
Hayes Wheel .. 1.000 30 29% 29%
Mer. M vots Ctf 100 3%
Inti. (’Hrbnn .... 400 12% 13% 12%
it! Cnrben .... too 12% 12% 12%
recriees Mot ... 200 50% 49% 50%
Radio Corp. pfd. 700 3% 3% 3%
Radio < orp 800 4% 4% 4%
Rep. Tire & IL. 300 . . .. *7
Reo Mot 5.400 28% 21 21%
. o r. A J 7.500 58 5 4 58
Tcnu. El Power. 200 14% 14% 14%
[•Toh. Prod 100 .. .. 8%
Toh. Prod A... 600 78 77% 7|
TOK Prod. w| . 600 56% 65% 58%
r R. Lt. * rt„. 100 .. .. 1%
I Way tic <'oal .... 400 .. .. •%
West End <’h. .. 100 .. .. 58
W. C^rp. Ist pfd 100 .. .. 21%
INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS.
Sales High. Low Clnaa.
Aicen OR ...... 300 8 7% 7%
Aftna ‘’Wa 100 .. .. 1%
All-rd O<J T 1 .... 1.000 .. .. -4
Ark. N.I. 100. 200 .. 1"N
Boxt. %V>- "I- 17
Carib. Hvn 300 7%
(•It Hr -V 40 J 2014 810 310
11. S. I' r-r Ik . 800 22'1 21’6 31%
V.I. P4‘.J 900 .. .. 13-16
I’ushinf *eL •• • 1.000 ••
rqr.ty nd. P^d 200 n 13% h
Engmee Pet .. 4000 33 3? 32
Federal OR . ... 900 1 % 1 11-18 111-18
Fensland Oil ••• 60° 16% 18 18
Gilliland Oil .... 400 5 4}i 5
Glen Rock Oil .. MOO 1% 1 6-lb 1 5-16
Granada OH 200 •• •• 2
Hudson Oli Mou 23 33 23
Keystone Ranger 3.100 90 85 90
Llvingrston I’et.. 400 v .. •• 1%
Lyona Pet 100 .. .. 82
Marine Oil 500 .. .. 1%
Marland 3600 9 8% s%
Maracaibo Oil .. ioo .. .. 19%
Meridian Pet. ... 41.000 4 3 3
Merritt Oil 1.100 10 9\ »%
Mex. oil 3»00 1% 1 13-16 )%
Mex. 81x1 8.800 47% 47 47 %
Mex. Bbd. voL cer MOO 45% 44% 4 5
Mount Prod MOO 15% 14% 14%
Mutual OH 4.100 10% 10% 10%
New Eng. Fuel O 200 50% 50% 60%
North Am. OH.. 100 .. .. 2%
N. Y. Oil l«0 .. .. 19%
Omar O. & G... . 13.900 2%3J-18 2%
Pennock OH ... 100 .. .. 7%
Halt Ck Cons.. 200 14% II 11%
Salt Ck. new.. 400 18% 16% 16%
Sapulpa Refin.. 400 .. 4 %
Skelly O|l 3700 10% 10 10%
Skelly OH rtx 7.000 .. ' 3
Southern P. & R 1000 .. .. 16
Sou. St. Oil 1400 14 13% 11%
Stanton Oil 3.000 38 35 36
Texan O. & L... 5000 8U 58 00
Turman Oil 600 .. .. 1%
Ventura Cons. ... 100 .• .. 31%
Victoria Oil .... 100 .. 50
Wilcox O. A G.. 800 5% 5% 5%
Woodburn OH ... 100 .. 66
STANDARD UIL ISSUES.
tfMres. Hie’i. *x»w
Anglo-Am. Oil.. 1.400 21 20% 20%
Atlantic Loljoe. 400 9% 9\ 9%
Buckeye P. L... 10 .. 95
Cumberland P. L 30 .. no
Gal. Sig. 0i1... 200 57 66 56
Ind. P. L 10 .. 91
Int. Pet. Co. Ltd 3300 21% 21% 22
Rou. Penn. Oil .. 10 .. 220
H. O. Ind 7800 106% 105% 108
S. O. Ky. new... 200 93% 93% 93%
MINING.
Sales. Hl«n. Low Clnaa
Alaska B. C.... 800 3 2% 3
Am. Exploration 600 .. 2%
Big Ledge 5000 15 14 15
Bost. A Mont... 1000 .. .. 15
B. A M. Corp .x 7.800 83 78 83
'andelarla Mln.. 1000 .. .. 34
Columbia Enid.. 1000 .. 68
Cons. oCp. Mines 1300 67 51 56
'ortex Silver .. 2.300 1 1-16 1 1 1-16
'•reason Gold ... 500 2 7-16 3% 2%
Dolores Esper .. 600 1% 1 13-16 1 13-16
Eureka Croesus. 18.000 34 33 38
Goldfield Flor. . 1.000 .. 15
Gold State 1000 .. .. 4 4
HUltop 3000 79 77 79
Harmill Div. ... 1.000 .. .. 8
Howe Sound .. 800 2% 2% 2%
Indep. Lead .. 18.700 54 50 51
Lono Star 4000 5 4 5
Mother L. new. 40d 9% 9 9
N<L Tin 5.008 35 32 36
New’ Dom. Cop. 5000 2%
Nlplsalnr 300 6% 5% 4%
Ray Her. Inc... 1000 .. .. 1 %
Rex Cons. ..... 1000 .. .. 8
Sheldon Mining . 100 .. .. 1%
Silver Horn Min 1800 .. 11
Success Mines . 6000 13 12 13
Heck Hughes .. 2000 .. .. 47
Tono Cash Boy. 1000 .. .. 6
Tono. Divide .. 100 .. .. 71
Tono. Extension. 300 .. .. 1 %
Huolumne 300 65
Un. Eastern ... 2200 1 11-16 1% 1%
Volcano Mines.. 1000 .. .. 35
UONTIB.
31O0U Sales Rich Lew Close
Allied P. 6s ctfs ... 3 82% 82% 82%
AHlsd Packers Bs.. 1 96% 98% 96%
Alum 7s new 1933.. 1 105% 105% 105%
Am. Cot. Oil 6s .... 1 98% 98% 98%
A. T. T. 6s 1924.... 9 101% 101% 101%
Anaconda 6s 6 100% 100% 100%
Anaconda 7s 1929 .. 2 101% 103 % 103%
A. A. Oil 7%s 1 103% 103% 108%
Armour Co. 7s .... 5 104% 104% 104%
Beth. Stl. 7s 1935.. 1 102% 102% 102%
Brook. U. Gas 65... 15 104% 104 104%
Brook. U. Gas 7s -.28 106% 106% 106%
Can Steam. Lines 7s 24 95 94% 96
Cent. Steel 8s 1 105 10 5 106
Con. Gas Galto 75.. 5 105% 106% 105%
Cop. Ea. 8s 1924... 1 102% 102% 102%
Cop.. Ex. 8s 1925 .. 2 104% 104% 104%
Cuban Tel. 7%s ... 3 106% 106% 106%
Deere A Co. 7%0 .. 1 101% 101% 101%
Empire G. F. 6s .. 1 101% 101% 101%
Gen. Asphalt 8s .... 1 104% 104% 104%
Goodrich T. 7s 17 103% 103% 103%
Gulf OH 7s 1 104 104 104
Her. Choc. 7%s ... 12 103% 103 103%
Gulf Oil « 8 1 101% 101% 101
Hood Rubber 7a .... 12 99 98% 98%
Int. R. T. 8a 1922. 1 90% 90>< 90%
Kan. G. E. 6s .... 11 956 95% 95%
Laclede Gas 7s ... 3 99% 99% 99%
Libby MC. N. L. 71 1 99 99 99
Magma Cop. 7s .... 4 108% 108 108
Nat. C. A S. 8s .... 1 102% 102% 102%
Nat. Leather 81 ...» 2 99 98% 98%
Nat. Acme 7%s .... 1 96% 96% 96%
N. Y. N. H. 4s .... 12 74% 74% 74%
N. Y. N. H. 7s .... 10 85% 85% 85%
Phils. Elec. 6s 2 103% 103% 103%
Phils. Elec. 5%s ... 3 99% 99% 99%
Pub. Ser. N. J. 75.. 8 101 101 01
P. ADgra Hug. 7s. 14 104 10|% 103%
Hhawsheen 7s 5 103% 103% 103%
S. O. N. T. 7s 1931 1 109 109 109
F. O. N. Y. 6%ss. . 10 108% 107% 108%
Sun OH 7s 1 100% 100% 100%
S. Warner 8a .?... 3 108% 108% 108%
H. A Co. 7s 1925... 1 102 102 102
S. A Co. 7s 1931.... 1 102% 102% 102%
T/xas CO. 7s 3 101% 101% 101%
Un. Oil Prod. 8s ... 13 104 103% 104
Un. Ry. of H. 7%5. . 5 104 104 104
Vacuum OH 7s .... 1 107 107 107
Valvorlnx Oil 7s .. 11 99 99 99
West. Elec 8 108% 108% 108%
Winchester 7%s .... 20 102% 102% 102%
FOREIGN BONDS.
(Tn 81000) ShU- Hlwh T>w.flo*w
Argentina 7s 1923.. 17 100% 100 100
King of Serba Bs.. 5 95% 95% 9.5 V
RusalHn Gov. 6%5. . 17 16% 16% 16%
Rwiss Gov. 5%s ... 1 102% 102% 102%
V. R. of Mex. 4s . .. <0 41% 41% 41%
U. 8. of M. 5s 18 n 4. 20 19% 19 19%
BOSTON CURB MARKET
Boston. July I.—Following is a list of
today’s highest lowest and closing prices
for the most active stocks dealt In here:
High. Low. Cloae.
Amoskea? 113 113 113
Boston and Maine 28 27% 28
Boston Elevated 81% XI % 81%
Carson Hill Min 10% 10% 10%
East Hutto 10% 10% 16%
Int Port Cement ...... 82% 32% 32%
Mass. Gas 47% 47% 47%
New Cornelia 18% 18% 18%
Swift A Company 100% 100% ioo%
Shoe Mach 39 38% 38%
Utah Metal 1 1-16 1 1-16 1 1-16
Ventura Oil . .. v .. r . 33 32% 33
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET
Chicago. July I.—Following la a report
of todaj'»‘ sales high low and closing quo-
tations. at the Chicago Stock Exchange:
Sales. High. Low. Ciore.
Armour A Co. pf.. 10 .. .. 97%
Armour Lea. pfd. 16 .. .. 85%
Booth Fish. pfd.. 30 .. .. 44
Cudahy 40 .. .. 63
Com. Edison 53 131 130% 131
Consumers pfd.... 12 .. .. “0
Eail MttOl 50 .. .. 3%
Gt. Lakes Dredge. 15 .. .. 86%
Llbby-McNe 125 2% 2 2
Mid West j. 1.... 47 97 96% 97
M. W’. Utilities . ... 50 .. .. 43
Montgom. Ward.. 150 22% 22% 22%
Nat. Lea. new.... 26 .. .. 8
Pick A Co 15 .. .. 25%
Pig. Wig. A 115 u .. .. 40
Reo Motor 3660 29 28% 28%
Stewart-Warner . 30 43% 43% 43%
Swift A Co 45 100% 100 100
Swift Int! 195* .. .. 19%
Standard Ga com 50 .. .. 19%
Thompson J- R.... 50 .. .. 45
Un. Car. A Car.... 210 54 % 61% 54%
Un. Lt. ARy 60 .. .. 64%
in. Lt. A *>. Pfd 60 75% 75% 75%
Wahl 40 .. •• 56%
West. Knitting ... ioo 7%
Yellow Mfg. 8.. 70 140 139% 110
Yellow Ta si 50 .. .. 69
Total sei. 67500^
BOND PRICES FIRM
Trading Ii Dull However anil
Change. Generally I'nimportant.
New York. July 1. —In today’s abort
bond Hewion r-rices yore firm but the
trailing was very dull. The changes
Were uni>n]>nrtant. Some fresh bill-
ing i-anic into Mexican government l«
nml Im* on the news from Tampico that
the renorta of the kidnaping of Amer-
icana was fabe. Thia wemed to ilo
away with tin fear that it might be-
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT.
coni necessary to eend American war-
shi| down to that seeti -n.' United
Kingdom iastiea were slightly higher
French republics were stea-i. and there
were fiactioual advances in such is-
such ai the City of Herne Sa Sao
Paulo -Sa and Kio de Janeiro be.
United Statea government bonds were
comparatively active and strong.
United States Steel sinking fund 5s
gained a half point Brooklyn Edison
Gs tourhed 102 Consolidated Gus 7»
were above Friday's highest point and
the Cerro Derasco Sa advanced. Brook-
lyn Bapid Transit 7 per cent aertifi-
' ates were up. while Interboro refund-
ing 5s worked lower. Railway bonds
scarcely moved as a group although
there were higher quotations for such
issues as Southern Pacific refundings
and 4s of 1025 and Oregon Short
Line 4s.
Toward the end of the week the
New York market for Canadian pro-
vincial bonds became active and strong
following a few days of comparative
dullness. The demand was most no-
tieeable for high grade issues. The
turn for the better was due to the
sagging off of Canadian exchange mid
to the realizaton dealers say that a
number of bonds arc at attractive lev-
els Manitoba Ba of llKttl were 101 1-4
bid offered at 102 and the 6s of 1920
were 105 3-4 bid. offered at 1011 1-2.
Ontario tis of 1923 were 100 1-4 bid
offered at 100 3-4; the 6s of 1930 were
101 1-2 bid offered at 102. anil the 6s
of 1943 were 106 1-4 bid offered nt
106 3-1.
NEW YORK BUNDS
New York July I.—-Following H an of-
ficial Hat of all bonds traded In on the
New 1 ork stock exchange today with
price* and sales up to and including the
close of the market. Total sales today
were (4.206.000 against 810.661.000 yes-
terday. 86.491.000 a wook ago. holiday a
year ago and holiday two years ago.
From January 1 to date 88.373.660 000
against 81.513.95800 a year ago and 81-
i 061555 000 two years ago.
Sates High. Low. Close.
; Liberty 3%s 143 100. io 100.06 100.08
Liberty Ist 4%5... 97 100.30 100.16 100.34
Liberty 2d 4%s .... 132 10.0 g 100.02 100.04
Liberty 2d 4%a reg 13 99.94 99.92 99.94
Liberty 3d 4%s 271 100.14 100.04 100.08
Liberty 3d 4%a reg 11 99.96
Liberty 4th 4%s . 840 100.34 100.24 100.32
Liberty 4th 4%a reg .’lB 100.18 100.16 100.18
Victory 4%s 128 100.50 100 48 100.46
Victory 4%s reg .. U 100.26
Arg. Gov. 7s 34 100% 99% 100
K. of Belg. 7%s . 6 107% 106% 107%
K. of Belg. 8a ... 2 .. .. 105%
K. of B^lx. 6x ... 5 .. .. 101 %
Ch. Gov. Ry. 5s .. 1 .. 63%
C. of Bergen 8s .. 1 .. .. 109%
C. of Boerne 8s .. 1 .. ~ 109
C. Of Bord 68 ..... 1 .. .. 81
C. of Copen. 6%s . 1 .. .. 91%
C of Christ. 8s ... 2 .. .. lu9
C. of R. de J. 8s . 5 101% 101 101%
C.ofß.deJ. 8« certf 3 101% 101% 101%
C. of Soissoni 6s . k 1 82%
C. of Toklo 5s ... 16 70% 70 70
D. of 8. 8s te ccf .. 21 91 90% 91
Dan. Mun. 8s A .. 2 .. .. D>9%
ID. of Can. 6%s not 2 .. 100%
D. of Can. 5s '26 . 15 .. 99
I) of Cun. 5s ’52 . 76 98% 98% 98%
D. E. In. rets 6» ’47 52 95% 95% 95%
D. E. 1. rcta 6s ’62 149 94 % 94% 94%
Fr. Gov. 8s 7 103% 103% 103%
Fr. Gov. 7%s 24 100% 100% 100%
Imp. Jap. Ist 4%5. 2 .. .. 92
I. Jap. 2d 4%s .... 1 .. .. 91%
I. Jap. st loan 4s. 3 .. 77%
K. of Den. ctf 6a.. 4 98% 98% 98%
K. of Neth. rets 6s 41 96% 96% 96%
K. of Norway 8s . . 7 110% 110% 110%
K. of Sweden 6s. 7 101% 101% 101%
Rep. of 801. 8s ... 51 .. .. 101
Rep. of Ch. 8s .... 10 .. .. 102
Rep .Of Ch. 8s .... 11 104 103% 103%
Rep. of Ch. 8s certf 2 103% 103% 103%
Rep. of Czecho 8s 3 .. 96%
Rep. of Uruguay 8s 4 105% 104% 105%
St. of Qu. 6a ctf .. 10 101% 101 101%
Swiss Gov. 8s 4 119% 119% 119%
St. of 6. Paulo 8s 3 .. 101%
U.K.G.B. 5%s ’22. 27 108% 107% 107%
U. X. G. R. 5%s '29 5 108% 107% 107%
U. K G. R 5%s '37 38 104% 103% 103%
U. 8. Brasil 8s . . 9 104 103% 103%
U. 8. Mex. 5s 38 61 60% 60%
U. 8. Mex. large 5s 45 56 65% 56
U. 8. Mex. 4s H 49% 49 49
N.Y.C. 4%s No. ’57 2 .. .. 106%
N.Y.C. 4%s ’64 ... 6 103% 103% 103%
N.Y.C. 4 %s '66 .... 6 103% 103% 103%
RAH WAY AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOND*.
Sa) High. Low. Close.
Al. -& Susq. 3%8 . 2 .. .. 81
Am. Ag. ch. 7%8. 6 103% 103 103
Am. Sm. Ist 5s ..10 91% 91% 91%
Am. 8. A R. 6* .. 13 101% 101% 101%
A. T. A T. evt 6s . 2 .. .. 114
A. T. A T. col trs«. 1 .. . • 97%
A. T. A T. col 45.. 8 91% 91% 91%
Am. W. W. 5s 3 .. 82%
Am. Wr. Paper 6s. 10 S6*n 86 86%
Ar. A Co. r est 4%s X 89% X» 89%
A..T.AB.F. gen 45.. 15 91% 91% 91%
A..T.AB.F. evt 4s .. 1 .. .. 100
A..T.AB.F. adj 45... 1 «•
AU.AC.A.L. 51 B .. 2 .. .. 98%
A. C. L. Ist con 4s 2 90 89% 90
AC.LLSN. col tr 4s 1 •• 82
Atl. Fr. evt 7s .... 3 36% 36% 36 %
Atl. Powder 7%1... 7 105% 105% 105%
B. A O. 68 7 100% 100% 100%
B. A O. evt 4%s ... 1 .. .. 82%
B. A O gold 4s .... J .. •• ••
R. A O. pr lien 3%8 3 .. 93%
B.&O. 3%s B.W. div 13 91 90 :s 91
Barndall 8s A .... 1 .. •• ^3
Beth. Stl. Ist ext ss. 1 .. .. 98 *
Beth Btl. p m 55... 3 .. .. 90 «
Beth. Bti 61 5 .. ••
Br. Ed. 68 B 2 .. .. 102
V. n n'“:.’ j’loi reiii
Br E/T. J 52 83%
B.R.T. 7s tro co ctf 35 83% 83
Bu. IL A I’ con 4%s 2 .. .. 91 %
Bush T. Bldg. 5s ... 2 .. 90*<
Can. Sou. 5s 10 ..
Can. Gen. El. 6s ... 12 101% 101
SU: V.b iu; :: ■■ !■«*
c?"; of Bmz’El/i; ii »«% J’*-. ’*%
Cent. Leath gen 5s 10 9<% 9i 97
Ont. Pac. Ist ref 4s 16
C. de Pasco rvt Sa. 83 118 117% 1
V. A O. evt 3s 16 93% 93 93
(’. A O. gen 4%s .. 1 •• ••
C. A O. evt 4%s .. 2 88 87% 5.%
10 ^ ’J**
Chi. Gt. West 45... 1 .. •• ™ *
C. B A Q. 4s 111 div. 1 . • •• 92
U..M AF P. evt 4%8. 8 bS% 68% 68%
C.MAE.R r 4%s A. 39 62% 6- b-%
swrp?:.- 3 I ::
cbiSVV;. j »«*»;*
Chi & W«t. Ind. TW 3 •• •• s®’
C. & W. I. con Is.. 8 I.U 13 13
Chilo C.p. evt is. 1J •• 1 ®?
CIHI. ' on. c t «s.. 2 •• ••
C.l C.*S.t. deh I'As 1 .. .. »®
(’(CC4ALG.M. 4s 10 .. s ‘%
<•> ~Ss‘t. 8s A.. 28 10«14 10014 10014
ricvl. S L. 4%5.. 5 .. 96%
Cleve. Un. Term. 5% 14 103
Colo. Indus. 5s 2 78% 78 •»
Col. G. A E. 5s .. 8 9b % 95 % 96
Co!: G. A E. 5s sta. 4 96% 96 96
Cou.sol. C. of Mr. 5s 2
(’on. QMS evt 7«... 45 114% 113%
(’. (’. Hur. c <1 75.. 2 ... .. w
C IL R. Ist I. r. 7%s 1 ••
Dels. A Hud. »%«.. 2 103 101% 101%
D. A R. G. rfg sa. 23 46% 46 46
!» A R. G. r 4s B ce 3 .. .. 4-
Det. Edison rfg 6s. 4 102% 102% 102%
Dia. Match deh 7%s 1 .. . • 108
Duq. Lt A Pow. 6s. 4 102% 102% 1«2%
Duq. Lt. A row. 7%s I .. •• '2l y*
Em. Gas A F. c 7% 16 98% 97% 97%
E e let eon 7s ext 4 .. .. 104 <
Elie gen lien 4s .. 3 .. .. 53 4
Erie prior Hen 4e.. II •• •• 63%
Erie evt 4s A.... 2 .. .. 51
Erle evt 4s D 8 55% 55 55%
Erie Gwiesso R- Bs. 7 .. 92
Fisk Rub. < 0. 8s .. 13 105% 105% 105%
F. I. D. deh 7%e.. 4 97% 97% 97%
G. T. A R. Co. Bs.. 11 115% 115 115
O. T. A R. Co. Bs.. 23 102 101% 101%
Granby Mn. 8s .. 1 .. .. 98
G. T. of Canada 75.. 1 .. .. 113%
G. T of Can. 6s .. 1 .. 102%
Gt. Northern 7a .. 9 109% 109 109
Gt. Northern 5%g. . 15 101 100% 100%
Holland Ain. Line 6s I .. .. 88%
H. A M. rof 5s A.. 4 .. .. 8 4
H. A M adj. inc. 9s 20 61% 61% 61%
111 Cent. 5%s I .. .. ioo l /
111. cent rfg 4s .. 7 «. .. 87%
Ind. Fte<-1 5s 2 .. .. 101
Int. R. T. evt 7a .. 1 .. .. 94
int. R. T. ref 55.. 66 67% 66% 67%
Int. R. T. 6s 5 .. .. 97
Int. A G. N. adj 6s. It 51% 51% 61%
lut. A G. N. 7s .... 34
Int. Paper 5s 8.. 1 85% 85% 85%
'int. M. M. s f 65.. 1 »7H »«% ink
luma Cent rfg Is.. 1 .. ..
K. C. nuu. 6s 1. in 1114 >8
K. O F. 8. « M is 1 .. .. 1»W
K. C. 8. Ist 2. .... 4 .. .. IV.
J. Kayser 1 ..... 1 .. .. 103
Kelly 8. T. se 3 lux 10154 10154
Kinney Co. evt Iha 1 .. UN
Lack steel ta .... 1 .. .. »'a
1_ V. ol N. 1. let IS 1 .. .. 01'.
big. & Myers Os .. 2 0154 »l »'* »
boag Island ret Is 3 .. .. *BN
bornlard Co. Is .... 1 .. •• >0
b. <e K undied Is.. 6 .. .. 8154
U & N. SU so .. - • ltn«
M. 8. IV. 4 C. 65.. 6 >< 86 17
Miu. St. Ky. eon is lo “H 4 “'li
Mat. 8U Ky. 65.... S .. .. 16*4
Msi. I'll Is war.. 23 •• .. 131'
Mex. Pel. Ss 1 .. .. 10754
Mil'll. Cent. Ueli Is * 81*4 11 8154
MIU Steel evt 4e.. S .. .. >B4
M. A 8. b. Ist r Is. 1 .. .. 1654
M..B.C.AS s.M. «h«- 1< l»n» »»»U 102 M
M.. K. A T. Ist la .. 3 .. .. 7»
M.. K. (v T. 6a A.... 13 >2 BXI4
M..K.AT. adj 6a A. 21 .. kk-s
Mo. Pac. 68 13 #354 #354 »»'♦
Mo. Pac. gen I .. & 63 5a 63% 63%
Montreal Tr. ret ta 3 87 87 87
Nassau Klee. la ... 7 61 61 61
N. IS. T. T. Ist ss. #3 »75i #7% ». %
N. O. T. M. Inc 55.. 1 71% 71% 71%
N. Y. C con Is ... 3 83% 814 83-ie
N. Y. C. deb 6s . .. 3 103% 10356 10l %
N. Y. C. col 7s .... 11 105% 105% 1064
N. Y. C. H H. »s. 15 »<% 9 N
N Y. C. 8 b. Ist Is I >8 8# »#
N. Y. N. H. H 6s 1 7354 •»%
X Y. X. H. H. deb Is 6 58 56% 58
X. Y. N. II H. d Is 1 5654 56% 56%
X. Y. Ky. adj t-s .. I 10% 10% 1054
X. Y. 8. W. ret os.. I 67% 67% 67%
X. Y Tel. da 65... 11 1015* 101% ion.
X. Y. Tel. gen I%s 5 #3% 53% 1'3%
X Y. Tel. ref 6s .. 6 101% 103% 101
X. 1. W. U. 1%5... 1 51% 51% 5114
X. A W. evt 6s .. 30 109 100 103
No. Am. Kdlson 6s 5 #3 91% 91%
Nor. Vac. 6s Ser B 15 106 105-» 105%
Nor. I'nc. pr. Hen Is 21 87% 87** 87 4
N. States Power 6s 1 11*0% 100% 100%
N. 8. Power Ist ss. 1 91% 91% #1 %
N 55. Ueli Tel 7s. * 1065* 106% 106%
Ore. A Cal. Ist 55.. 10 100% 10016 100%
Ore. K. N. con Is.. 11 S 9 S< 14 39
Ore. s b. Ist con 5s 5 101% 101% 101.14
ore S. L. rfg Is .. 2 02 91% #3
Orc. W. R. N. Is.. 6 81% 81% 81%
p. o E. is 1 90% 90% #O%
Pac.'Power Lt. 55.. 1 90% 90% 90%
P. T. T. 5a role .. 12 92% 92% #2%
P I„ M. R. 6a etts 23 80 79% 80
Penn R. R. 7s 5 108% 108 108
Penn H. R. 5s .... 10 100% 100% 100%
Penn K. K. eon I%s 1 95% 98% 95%
Penn R K. gold 6%s 5 10S% 10S% 108%
Penn R. R. con Is. 2 91% 91% 91%
Phil. Co. ret 6s ... 3 97% 97% 97%
Porto It. Am. Tob. Ss 103% 1035* 103%
Port. R. b. P. 5s .. 2 87 86% 86%
Pub. Ser. N. J. 55.. 6 81% 81% 81%
Trod. & Ret. 85... 3 102-4 102% 102%
Reading gen Is ... 2 83% 83% 83'4
R. 1. A. b. I%s. ... 3 >O% »0% 80%
8 b. 1. M S ret Is I 86% S6’4 86%
S L. S. F. p 1 Is A 7 72 71% 71%
S' b. 8 F. 5s Ser B 5 85% 85 5 85%
S. b. S. F. gen 65.. 11 95% 98% ’B%
S b S. F. irdj 65.. 14 78% 78% 78%
s: b'. 8. F. inc 65.. 16 63% «S% 68%
8 b. 8 F. gen. 5%s 5 93% 93% 93%
s'. L. s'. W. Ist Is.. 7 78% 78% 78%
8. b. S. SV. con Is.. 3 *3% 73% -3%
S. A. b. adj 5s • ■ - ■ 3 25 25 26
8. A. b. con 6s . .. fl 59 5854 69
Sinclair C Oil 5%s 39 95% 98% 98%
Sinclair Oil evt 754 s 31 104 101 101
Sinclair OH 7s rets 18 98% 98% 98%
Sou. Bell T. T. 55.. 1 94% 94% #<%
Sou. Pac. evt 4a ..13 91% 91% 91%
Sou. Pac. rfg Is ... 5 BS% 88% 88%
Sou. Pac. col tr Is- • 10 88 88 S 3
Sou. Ry. con 5a ... 7 95*4 95 95*4
Sou. Ry. gen Is .... fl 66% 66% 66%
Sou. Ry. 6%a 33 100 99% 100
Tenn. C. 1. R. gon 5s 5 OS% #B% 98%
Third Ave. ad.l 55.. 18 59% 59% 69%
Toledo Edison Ist 7s 8 105 106 105
Toba. Prod 7s .... 3 101% 101% 101%
Union B. * P. 65.. I 96% 96% MH
U. P. Ist 7 94% 93% 93%
U. P. evt 4s 5 95% 95*4 9**4
Union Tank Car 7« 3 103% 103*4 109%
U. 8 Cop. 6s etts 17 95% 95% 95%
U. S.'Rubber 7%s .. 4 108% 108 108
U S. Rubber 7s . . 4 102% 10254 103'4
U’ S. Rubber 5s .. fl 89% 89% 89'4
U: S. Steel a t 6a... I ins 103% 603%
Va Car. C. 7s .. . 14 99% »S% 98%
Va Car. Ch. 75fa 1 105% 105 105%
Va'. Rv Power 55.. 2 79'4 "9% 79%
Va. R»< 5s 1 96 96 96
IVest. Elec. 5s 1922 4 100% 100% 100%
West Md. Is 12 61 63% 6354
West' Pac 6s 2 98 54 98 54 98%
W. U. real estate I'4s IS 92 91% 92
IV. U. 6%s 2 109*4 109*4 1J914
W. & b. E. eon Is.. 11 72% '*-% 72%
Wilson Co. Ist 65... 3 98 97*4 98
IVilson & Co. 7%5.. 13 102% 102% 1»2%
W C. gen Is 5 80% 80% 80%
PRIME STEERS GAIN
75 CENTS BUT PLAIN
GRADES DECLINE 50
Great Price Widening Is
Noted at Chicago Dur-
ing Month.
(Miicago July I.—During the last
month cattle prices widened consider-
ably. Strictly prime steers showed a
gain of about 75 cents while plain
grades declined about 50 cents. Best
animals made $lO.lO during the pres-
ent week placing the market at the
high point of the year. Hog trade was
uneven during the month. Choice light
grades went to $ll nt the close of the
period but all grades were lower again
today.
Receipts today were estimated at
1000 battle 10000 hogs 5000 sheep and
200 calves.
Few steers were offered today. Some
small lot” of medium and plainer lots
went over steady values but the trade
was of little account. No choice steen
were on hand. Best steers dosed most-
ly 25 to 35 cents higher for the week
while good light stock and also good
yearlings were up 25 to 50 cents with
some sales showing more gain. Cows
and heifers gained about 25 cents
while calves dosed 50 cents higher
than a we^k ago.
Demand for hogs was slow from the
start. Values were mostly 10 and 20
cents lower than yesterday’s average
with prime light grades at $10.70 to
$10.75. Some of the more rough pack-
ing hogs sold below SS.SS. while bulk
nf all butchers went nt $10.40 and
$10.65. A week ago today top hogs
sold at $lO.BO. The market for all
kinds of hogs dosed below the week's
best time.
Few good lambs were on hand to-
day. There wns little change in values
compared with the previous session.
Compared with a wek asro most iambs
dosed about 50 cents higher for na-
tives while wpstVrna were up 25 cents.
Yearlings gained about 25 cents while
aged muttons were strong for the
week.
KABT HT. LOUIS LIVBHTOCK.
Fiibt St. Lohlm. 111.. July I.—Cattle:
Reecipta 200; compared wRh n week agn:
fed native steers. 15 to 25c higher; Kraas-
era. Steady; Texas stecra. *5 to 51 c high-
er; light yearlings and helfere and atock-
er snd feeder steers steady; canners. 15
tn 25c lower: bulls. 15 tn 25c hlrher: veal
calves 25 to 50c higher: top for week:
steers 19.50 weight. 1294 pounds; vear-
llnga. 58.75; bulk for wee: native steers.
57 90*9 00: Texas 53.50^8.50: light year-
lings 17.25^5.25; cows 54.00W5.25: can-
ners. 52.25W2.50; bulls. 54.00«4.75: Stock-
er gnd feeder steers. 55.25©5.25.
Hogs: Receipts. 5000; few earlv sales
of lights 5c lower; general market. 15
to 25c lower; top early. 51080; fpv sties
180 to Hp-pound averages. 510.7Q.W 10 RA;
bulk 180 to 240-popnd butchers. 510.50 W
10 80; packer bows. >8.85; pigs. 59 25
©10.25.
Hhsep: Receipts. 5000? gtMity; good na-
tive latnba. 512.70: compared with week
ago: fat lambs 50 to 71c higher; sheep
25 to 50c higher.
KANSAS < ITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City Mo.. July Kc-
ceipts. 100; for week: beef stars cut-
ter*. stock cows calves Stockers mostly
25 to 50c higher; some up more top
more; top steers. 59.55; heifers and feed-
ers mostly strong to 25c higher; hulls
stock calvss and stock cows and heifers
mostly steady and strong.
Hogs: Receipts 1200; fairly active to
packers: 5 to 10c lower; bulk g>od and
choice 110 to 240-pound weights 51'V45<?
10.eo; top 510.50; bulk of sales 110 30©
10.50.
Sheep: For week: sheep generally 51
higher; lambs strong^to 15c higher.
COTTON STILL QUIET
SHOWING SAG OF 2 TO
4 POINTS AT FINISH
Committments Well Evened
Up Pending Govern-
ment Report.
New York July I.—The cotton mar-
ket at the outset today went 10 to
points lower under the influence of
favorable weather reports from the
South the labor uncertainties and in-
dications that a decline in raw cot-
ton was checking the demand for goods.
October sold as low as 21.32 right af-
ter the opening. Subsequently the
whole market rallied under week-end
covering and the close was steady with
net loss of only 2 to 4 points on the
to.
There was no change of sentiment as
to the iirobable showing of the gov-
ernment crop report on Monday and
it looked as though committments had
been pretty well evened up early in ths
week.
Fall River sales for the week were
estimated between 13000 and 150000
pieces with busineNs restricted by a
lefusal of manufacturers there has been
n temporary loss of confidence be-
cause of the decline in raw materials
which hrs cheeked business there but
Manchester merchants are looking for-
ward to a good business with India
end China.
SPOT PRICES.
Quotations: Sales.
New York 22.05 c
New Orleans 21.50 c 383
Galveston 22.35 c 412
Houston 22.15 c ...
NEW YORK FUTURES.
Previous
Open. High. I.ow. Close. Close.
July 21.46 21.55 21.38 21 52 21.56
Oct 21.40 21.53 21.32 21.48 21.51
Dec 21.18 21.32 21.13 21.21 21.30
Jan 20.91 21.06 20.84 21.02 21.05 I
Mar 20.13 20.92 20.80 20.11 20.15
NEW ORLE^INS COTTON.
New Orleans July j.—A moderately low-
er trend was displayed by cotton In the
early trading today the railroad strike
being the main depressing factor although
some selling resulted from hte continued
hot and dry weather over the greater part
of the belt. In the first hour of the
session prices declined sixteen to eighteen
points October falling sixteen points.
Prospects of showery weather for Hun-
day for the greater part of the cotton re-
gion brough in aome support on which
partial recoveries were made but the mar-
ket made no show of real strength at any
stage of the seaalon. Trading plainly was
restricted by the nearnesH of the govern-
ment’s report on the crop which is due
at 11:10 o’clock. New Orleans time Mon-
day Late In the day prices were un-
changed to eight points down compared
with yesterday’s final quotations and the
close was steady at a net decline of six
to thirteen points.
NEW ORLEANS FUTtIWCS.
Previous
Open. High. Low. Close. Close
July 21.34 21.34 21.29 21.29 21.42
Oct 20.9 X 21.05’ 20.87 2-» 99 21.05
DeC; ..... 20.65 20.74 20.65 20.66 20.71
I Jan 20.48 20.50 20.42 20.50 20.55
( Mar 20.19 20.35 20.16 20.30 20.13
U. s. PORT RECEIPTS.
Bales.
New Orleans. La 14 46
Pacific CoaMt 950
Charleston 8. C 178
Mobile Ala 147
Baltimore Md. 10$
Interior Receipts.
Houston Tex 2570
NEW YORK SUGAR.
New York July L—Hugar futures closed
steady. Approximate sales 7200 tons Sep-
tember 3.34 December 3.41 March 1.23
May unquoted.
NEW YORK COFFEE.
New York July I.—Coffee: Rio No. 7
10 13-16.
Futures steady. July 9.95 December 9.65.
COTTONHEED OIL CLOSE.
New York July I.—The cottonseed oil
market closed steady; prime summer yel-
low spot. 11.10 bld; prime crude unquoted;
July 11.10; August 11.19: September.
11.28; October 10.62; November 9.33; De-
cember 9.20; January 9.18; February
1.18; total sales 3800.
liONDON METAL.
London July I.—Bar silver 36%d per
ounce.
Money: 1% per cent.
Discount rates: Short bills. 2% per cent;
three-month bills 2 3-162 U per cent.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET^
Boston July I.—Pre-holiday quiet
reigned in summer street today. Wobl
prices were generally steady. Mills ex-
hibited no buying activity and are net
expected to do any purchasing of moment
until after the holiday. Good prices are
reported to have obtained at the Southern
Wyoming sales today and growers who
will offer between two and three million
founds at Roswidl N. M. Monday are
said to be very firm in their demands.
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.
Kansas City Mo. July I.—Eggs: Un-
chcnged. 21c.
Butter: Creamery 21c; packing 23c.
Hens: Unchanged 17&'20c; broilers un-
changed 30@3Sc.
* NEW YORK DRY GOODS.
New York July I.—Activity In the cot-
ton goods market today was largely re-
stricted to Covering operations for the long
holiday. Prices were steady for the stand-
ard print cloths but the majority of
dealers closed their desks at noon until
Wednesday and were unwilling to leave
commltmentf at loose ends over that time i
especially ns the raw coton report is due
soon. Aa a result there are some trading
at seconds hands. Sheetings were firm
but dull. Persatea and satens were In
M«me demand and small business «n»
transacted in twills and lining specialtiec*.
Rak silk prices were firmly maintained
hy holders. The Yokohama market quo-
tations are on new allk. white New York
prices are baaed on old season silk but
the cheap lots of the latter are being
cleaned up.
OKI^HOMA CITY LIVESTOCK.
Oklahoma Chy July I.—Cattle: 50;
for weak 25 to 50 cents lower; good win-
tered grass steers 37.0007.50; bulk cows
$ 4.0 W 4*50; canners and cutters. 32#3;
stockers and feeders active 15Q25C high-
Hogs: 600; generally 5 cents lower; top
310.15; bulk 810.00 and up.
NEW YORK SILVER.
New Yorii. July I.—Foreign bar silver
71M; Mexlcaii dollars 54 %c.
FOREIGN FXCIIANGR.
New York July L—Foreign exchange;
Irregular.
Great Britain 11. 12^: cablet >t42%;
tO-day bills ou banka. 34.10%.
France: Demand 8 39; cables 8.30
Italy; Denmnd. 4.69; cables. L69V.
Belgium: Demand. ?*97; cables 7.974.
Germany: Demand .25; cables .254.
Holland: Demand. 38.50; cables. 38.53
Norway: Demand* 16.55.
Sweden: Demand. 25.
Denmark: Demand. 21.41.
Swllserland: IHnmnd. 13.92.
Spain: Demand. 15.58.
Greece: Demand 3.00.
Po'and: Demand .02 4.
Csvcliostovalda: Demand 1 92.
Argentine: Demand. 31.37.
Brasil; Demand 13.75.
Montreal: 98 4
CONDITIONS OF BANKS.
New York July I.—The actual condi-
tion of the clearing house companies and
banks for the week shows they l ol l |IS6.-
867.490 in exceaa of legal 1 rqiLreu.enta
This te an increase of 330493610 from
last week.
Loans discounts etc. 81737896.00(1; de-
crease. 9105.030000.
Cash in own vault members Federal
Reserve Bank 355307000; decrease 35-
146.000.
Reaerve In Federal Reserve Bank of
member banks. 3551790.000; increase 33-
825.000.
Reserve In own vaulta state banks »n<!
trust companies 87197009; decrease
8235.000.
Reserve in depoaitories. state banks and
trust companies. 310353.000; increase
8177.000.
Net demand deposits 3133524.005; de-
crease. 3451.991.000.
Time deposits 3433192000; Increase
3100.911.0n0.
Circulation 821.416000; decrease 3212-
000.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago July I.—Quotations:
Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close.
July .. .. 81.U4 81.174 31.144 31.1 TS
Sept 1.16 1.18 1.154 1.174
Dec. 1.18 4 1.204 1.11 S 1.20V*
Corn:
July 624 .62 4 -03 1 *
Sept 6<4 .664 .66 .66%
Dec 66 .66% 66% .«6S
Oats:
July 354 .364 -354 .36%
Hept 38S .394 .384 .35
Dec 41 . .1 i I
Ls rd:
July 1 1.27. 11 37 1 1.25 11.11
Hept 11.55 11.63 11.52 11.57
Riba:
July ILSS*
Sept 11.62
ST. LOHS CASH GRAIN.
St. lauils July I.—Wheat: No. 3 red
31.22ei.33; No. 3. 81.19tJ1.20.
Corn: No. 2 white. 65c
Oats: No. 2 white 39c; No. 3. 38#384c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
Chicago. July I.—Butter: Unchanged.
Eggs: Unchanged: receipts 23.2 40 cases.
Poultry: Alive unsettled; fowls 12c;
broilers 26#34c; roosters 14 4c.
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WHEAT IS OVER A
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HIGHER AT CLC
Corn and Oats Also Shot
Firmness But Provisions
Irregular.
(Tiicago July I.—Wheat exhibited I
strung tone despite the abort seasioil
Bullish sentiment and news predomta
ated. Tbe strength in MinnesnnHs wd
a big fuctor in the market and thfl
was attributable to the number of blacj
rust reports some coming from reliekg
sources. It is a noticeable fact thJ
none of these reports show any data
age as yet. The wet and hot weatha
is favorable for its development. NM
wheat is offered freely to arrive anj
a good volume was again booked. Mil
levs are not following the advance anl
export demand was quiet although onl
report said that the Greek order fol
1.100000 bushels of Manitoba bad beej
booked. Receipts are of moderate vol
ume. Deliveries on July contract!
were 155.000 bushels. Market close!
1 ."-S to 2 3-8 cents higher. I
Corn wa. benefited by the strengtl
in wheat although the buying of Juli
by cash houses was a factor Some
the buyers of July sold deferred fJ
tures against their purchases. Weatbq
was more favorable. Seaboard reportl
ed 150000 bushels of corn worked fol
export also that exporters are rcseM
ing corn at the seaboard. Shipping da
inand in the local market was gora
Deliveries on July contracts were 2]
741000. Tbe market closed 3-4 M
11-4 cents higher.
Oats were firm with other grains
Trude was mostly in the way o
'hanging. Delievertes on July com
tracts were 1946000 bushels. fQM
ping demand was poor. MarketzfflaM
1-4 to 1 cent up. f R
Provisions were lower at the 1 ' atg
with hogs but rallied on conunissim
house buying I.ard closed 2 1-2 to I
cents up and ribs 5 cents to 7 1-:
cents lower.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN FITCHES.
KaiMi City Joly I.—Wheat: July
31.10%; September. 81104; December.
31.134-
Corn: July. 57 4«; September 604'c
December 62 4c.
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