The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 6

THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBEE 6. 1922. ELEV1P Nearly $5 Per Bale Under Accumulated Selling Orders "Thr Supply lloiue of Galvurtun" IBLACK HARDWARE COMPANY Formerly BLUM IlAlimVAUK COMI'AXY. mud.

Jlrturru Sid and SSd Sire, 1 Gali'trtou. UNDER HY SELLING GALVESTON SPOTS WEAK AT 21c AT CLOSE. New York Stocks and LATEB EASTEBN SELLING EE-, SULTS IN DECLINE. Accumulated Hedge Orders Over I Holidays Cause Break in Market. Under Influence of accumulated hedge orders over the holiday, promoted long i datlon, the cotton market yesterday declined practically- $5 a bale from close of last Friday, and closed at lou' level.

Liverpool came onie lower a was due. but following- the opening, which was 3 pr.ints higher to 11 points lower, markets i weakened, under thv heavy selling and i i lddIln dation. active option selling more IJ. 1 Dirnce 19 10.118 lit rorto. 49: IJ1 'Corn Strony on Eeports of Further.

Weather Damage in West- Tuesday Friday Same day last year 579.77S $FOT MA2KETS. Galraton. The Galveston market for spot cotton closed weak ttt 90 points down. Salea: Tuesday. 1.523 spot and 1.200 f.

o. Friday. 154 bales spot and SOO f. Clesa-- Tumday. Friday.

Low ordinary 14.50 15.40 Ordinary 15.10 Good i a 17.50 Strict flood IS.50 Low middling 19.50 Strict low i i Strict middling Good i i Strict Kood i i Middling a i Houston. Houston. Sept. steady at SO points down. spot and 19.573 to arrive.

20.25 21.00 21.50 51.15 J3.25 12.75 20.40 21.15 S1.90 53.65 23.15 23.06 cotton Sa.Ies. 257 balea Clai Good ordinary Today. a a lower i i the i (hour, Liverpool was on this side also sure 1 i free pres 'steady the 20. S5 2 1 Friday. 20.25 21.75 Good middling DiUluH.

Special to The Newa. Dallas. Sept. cotton closed steady at 85 points lower. The.

closing prices: Class- jnornimj. i October in New York i a 21.43c. December 21.67c. a a and March il.COc late In the morning. i weakened materially late in its ses- Good 16.80 sion.

-which was said -to be due to Strict good 17.80 hfdirc sellinpr by American interests, Low 18.80 which was also depressing factor. Strict low inidd. 19.5' While there was some trade demand covering and i ior a. reaction scale down early in the afternoon, on all slight there w'as increased and steady hedge selling. i the last the market developed weakness, due to the i a of Southern offerings, as well as re- actionists i i a i i but support, it being i i a scattered covering and Japanese i in the afternoon Oc- in New York sold down to December 21.20c.

a a 21.10c. March 21.17c. and May 21.13c. or 92 to 100 points the previous close, i the i a calls barely steady in New York and Mi-ady at the decline in New Or- i values at Ihe low i of' the'session. The leading Southern a reported declines from 75 to 30 points on middling: basis i sales rather heavy at several points over the holiday.

'Today. Priday- 17.C5 18.65 19.65 2 0 4 0 21.15 21.65 21.90 2 2 4 0 22.50 i i 20.30 Strict 20.80 Good 21.05 Strict good niidd 21.35 Middling a i 22.05 These Quotations are based ou Last IT. 16.05 17.05 18.30 19.30 19.SO 20.30 20.10 21.30 the' value of i i cotton within a radius of 100 miles of Dallas and are for 100- bale lota f. b. compresses.

Orleans. New Orleans. LJU, Sept, cotton closed uulet at 75 points down. Sales. 69 bales spot and 1.700 to arrive.

The closing prlcvs: Ordinary 1 5 2 5 Good 1 7 7 5 l.nw i i 19.75 -Middling 21.00 Good i i 2 2 0 0 Middling a i 22.76 Nirw York. Kew York. Sept. cotton clpsed quiet at 90 points down. No sales.

The ern Belt. By Associated Press. 'Chicago. 111.. Sept.

urch.ns;lhg, estimated to total as as 2.00Q.O.OO' bushels, led to of an advance' today in the value of wheat. Closing quotations were unsettled. net higher, -with December i 1.01%. and May Corn gained and oats to In provisions there was a net decline ranging from Influenced by un i in tions at Liverpool, the wheat market here showed sains at the outset, but a temporary setback In prices "foljow'ed as a result for sell- i bn the part of houses with Eastern connections and because of that European demand was New York Stocks. New York.

Sv-pt. Sales of stocks on the Now York Stock Exchange made today at the followiog figures: XjLSt Sales. Hieh. Low, sale. 16.100 200 4 7 4 7 2.500 C3U C2 1 100 72 100 100 122 KOO 36 3.000 C5'-, 1.500 200 37 5.10P 127' 1.080 98 Allied O.

4- Am. Beet riusar Am. Can Am. H. pf.

Am. Int. Am. I-ocomotlvr Am. I.inseed Am.

S. i Am. Sugar ---Am. Suint. TO.

Am. Tel. "4 Tel. Am. Woolen 17.SOO Atcliiaon All.

Coast Line. Ajar Rubber Am. Ac. CJi Am. Rra.kfe Shoe Am.

Chicle Am. Cotton Oil. Am. Drutfa Am. let) Am.

La France. Am. Radiator Am. Safety liar. Am.

Sutrar pref. Am. Tobacco Am. Wat. Am.

Paper pf Am. Zinc T. Jt S. Baldwin Bait. Beth.

'Steel Beth. 2.300 104 SO? 200 J.OOO 400 206 300 1,600 400 I 3 6 ''S5 ios 117. C4 375, 4.1 41 li 9'i 2S 1 a a eman was for Canadian shipments and 1 ut PI that there was relatively little call for domestic wheat. Persistent reports of damage to the growinc" croj) of corn had considerable effect as ah additional stimulus toward higher prices for Buyinff orders from rural sources J3. '3up Brook.

Kapid T. Can, Pacific Central Leather Chandler Chs-wC -Ohio. 0.. M. St.

2.400 1L I. Pac. 9.000 1.200 117 360 1.100 117 7 100 700 1C9 100 200 300 1.600 104 20 C3 New York llomls. New York, Sept. 5.

Following are to- lay's low and closing prices of'bonds ou th4 New York Stock Exchange an4 tho total bales ol each bond (la LIBERTY BONDS. Sales. HlKh. Closa. 5C4 3Vis 100.44 100.70 100.S4 Klrst 4s 100.60 100.

1 M-ojn 2SS First 100.1S 100. IS 100. IS J00.40 100. 54 100.54 373 Second 4 4 a 100.44 100.10 100.26 477, Third 4 i 100.32 100.1S 100.2'4 1358 Fourth 4 Via 100.50 100.30 100.44 100.70 loo.fis loo.es fc 155 HC Victory 4 (called) 100.30 100.2$ FOREIGN GOVERNMENT. STATE AND MUNICIPAL.

Sales. Hlcb. Low. Close, Argentine. 7a 102 1P2 4 Ry.

5 4 54 3 llericeri Sh 5 Herne 34 Itordeaux Cd 3 Christlaniix Sa Slii Xork New on the Xcvs, Tork curb market to'dAy. were ai foliowa: INDUSTRIALS, Acme Coal Bethlehem Sjeel lluddv Car Ligllt I 36 75 IS SS Liglit Carlisle pr. Contra! States 'Elic Tereai'Susa'r Co. Cht'sa. wl ChiCBKO Nlpgls Chi.

Cleveland' Auto Columbia C'onley' Tlif Fail Continental Siicar. Darilel-s Delatour Dubiier OuniJ. 'Uailio Durant 3G 75 SS 5C 75 1 88 1 .95 451. SO 30 Copenhagen 3.000 6,100 100 400 COO 2.COO 149 'h 1.900 1,800 1.700 49'A cave Decided emphasis to reports oV 1 Coca 1.800 70V i 0 3 131V1 5S14 149 41 62 4 32 47S 70 Increasing darnagre'''to'corn as a're- sult of prolonged dry hot weather. There appeared littJe-dpubt that de- ter'lbratibn "extended" over a 'wide tcrj-itpry.

Advapces in the prices o.f oats were 'ascribed c'ntirrly to 'the upward swing" of the corn market. Provisions went down. In line with Leadlnc futures ranpeci at foiiovri: Wheat--Oben. Hieh. Txiw.

Sept. May Cor Dec. May Oat 65 64 6 4 S44 Cuba' Call. 1'ot Chino Ciuatt-I'eabody. Col.

Graph Colo. Gas Comput. T. Cons. Oas 19.900 Cont.

Can '1100 9 9 jn i 01u 1 0 1 1 07V Dec. May 6 0 34 W. 61 57 10 JO 1 OO'A 1 01 1 OC14 1 071i 61 57-4 34 3SU 32H 34 37 34 fe 10 00 10 00 9 55 9 50 Sept; Oct. Sept. By C.

S. By By H. S. By 1C Total "Wheat Receipts. KANSAS" CITY GEAIN.

at p. in, was 1 to 4 points uy apraJiiHt a logical advance of -1 to 7 points. The market weakened la iV i wcak 90 UrerpooL. Liverpool, Sept. 5.

Spot cotton clbaetl steady point up. Sales, ao.OQO'balea. 0.000 bales, of'whlcb Spot Cotton Clotrfnc. The closing- price's: Galveston wrak. 90 points down, at (irdinary Good Houston steady, 9 0 points down, at IMV Orleans quiet.

75 points nlown, at York 30 points at 1 point up. at 13.3d. Knlure Ouotatiotu. 1 Organs n. of PI to 102 iown frnrri Frlrtuy'tt closr.

New York liurely ut SO to 3-1 its down rlcan. i i Good i i Middling Other Mi Closing a i npot a 11. 33.5 14.6 white. red. 2 rfnked 1 No.

2 Hny un- No. 1 timothy, No. 1 prairie. cholce alfalfa, J18.008 1S.50; mixed By Associated Press. Sept.

un- TBc 'lower; -In 'ca'rloa'3' lots, family at' a ba-'frel Bran. ndfth- vhlte. ern, i vp. 1 1 Jn other! 56 'Oat at 30 to 32 points Memphis Boston, i 21.35 quiet i i frtun Alonday's close. In.S'iO balca.

Crlruns. bales. Savannah. 4.S21 All Un'lted -Stat-'s jvortH. 2 3 I bales, rinni" balua.

Dirforenc'-. S3 biUva. JtxrHils for "VVcdnrwlny. a 1 vent on, 9.000 to 10.000 1.206 3.H03 7.729 COTTON STATISTICS. (lalviMitnn Cotton Northern Kanyas Colorn'lo A- a Harrlsijurt Ai San A Total receipts Tuesday 15.860 (fnlvrMuii Stock titatemeou On shipboard--Not This daj rleafed: yr.

For Great Ilritaln 3.200 3.313 Knr Krnnce 1.500 J.42S l-'c'l" other foreign ports 3.421 Knr 1.000 2.000 In antl depots 8.736 203.2:11 Total Block S3.920 233.833 St. l.ouis ZS.SE 2 2 6 0 22.50 22.60 FUTURE MARKETS. New York closed barely steady at SO to 94 points down from UrMayTs close. New Orleans closed steady at A decline of 31 to 102 points from Friday's Liverpool futures closed weak at 30 to 32 points down from Monday's close. Thr range pf prices: Tork.

Open. H(pht Ixtw. Friday. 22:03 21.10 21.1S-1S 2 2 1 0 5J.1S 21.17 21.2J-25 22.15-20 ..22.02 22.05 21.13 21.20-22 22.05-10 21.00n 21.S5n iO.JS'h Jan. Mar.

liny K-pt. on. Gnlrniton Dnllj- Statenlrrtt, Lust iMrnfion. H.70H Oilier 1.241 4.733 It.SCO 31,700 145,677 Ilrlt'n Krnncu 4C1 C.8o2 13.12S 596 4U.49 1 3.4211 21.35 21.02 21.1D-13 21.94-02 ..22.15 22.15 21.20 21.30-37 22.20-25 Orlrana. Open.

Close. Friday. Jan. 2 1 6 2 21.62 20. 20.69 21.60-62 Mar.

..21.61 21.63 20.62 20.C2-65 21.5SI-C7 -May 21. 5S 20.60 20.60-65 21.55 July 20. to Sept 19.93 20.95 Oct. ...21.40 2 1 4 2 20.37 20.43-46 21.45-51 Dec. 1 4 0 21.54 iO.50 20.55-58 J1 47.C75 36.H94 100.3S3 Juno February A i Jt.St; SO.415 244.219 Now Torlc Jiy 7.783 7.789 22.766 2.311 3.172 7.7S9 7,789 56,07 13.755 ToLcx.

14.500 51.352 11C.1SJ 257.374 Dolly Muteniont at Interior Day Thin Seaaau.) Snipm'ti. story Augusta iss 1.397 1.357 Houston 16.500 E.lill August September October November tieccmbcr Bid January Jflrrh- October December Liverpool. C'pen. Close. 12.33 12.06 1 2 0 5 12.00 11.35 11.91 11.8)1 11.SO 11.74 12.44 12.2? 12.16 12.11 12.18 11.71 13.57 Monday.

12.37 12.32 12.04 lS.7f 12.61 12.47 12.42 New New Tork. Orirnhs. 3 1 21.54 21.16 2 I NEW YOEK COTTOH. 48.809 52.372 By Associated Press. 10.ICO S'ew York.

Sept. was a very Total 20,025 10.764 20S.058 from llultea StAtra This Thlryeur. Ti) Great 953 To Continent S.677 To Alexlcb and a a sovero break In the cotton market today imiier heavy celling, largo part of wiilch wan attributed to tho December contracts to inak- Inp exactly a cqnt a pound OJB compared with Frlilay'n cloning' 'nuotntlon and or 1.000 1SS rtih" hfch' price touched be'forc 'ptlblli'tnlon of the poverji- Cotton Receipts Here Far Behind Last Year Weekly summary of storks and movement of cottop. by If. p.

Storey. Assistant kwrrel.iry of the rinlvesti.n Cottnn Exchnncn and BoLrd of Trade:" 1 Weekly Movement World (JlerJrVs I Tolnl American Tolnl slick i i Trttal nt i si.ites ports Storks nt a I i i Total A i a I I i etports t', tlir. a wc.rM A a i i A i week i i a reeelptn I ll.Telpm I I I in wei-li i i forejttn wc-fli i i i for v.r«k... "I't. 1.

1S32'. i.4in,»on S14.000 isj.ooo jsaipop Hark, (injvniton. fl "SrPf- Sept. mi. 1.SS5.606 5.4J9.474 1.J95.47! 6 4 5 7 4 1 405.987 In, rnnnc.

2.04D.9S9 S23.0S* HJ.303 JilS.4fll 113.371 32.017 pt. 1 nRs.Kin i 7 Jncrense. Decrenso. :n2.77r, 3R.607 S.fpd Tonnnyi! a Tone of ocean raten i By Associated Press. Sept.

No. 2 red. No. 2 hard. SI.

01 fiil.pl Vt-''Corn No. 2 mixed. yellow. 2 4 6 3 Oats-- No. 2 No.

3 white, -3 Bye No. 2, Barley. Timothy seed; J4.00©5.00. Cloyer need, 1 Pork nominal. 1 J9.50ljflp;.5p'.

$10.05. ST. IOU1S GEAIH. By Associatefl Presa. St.

Tjouls, Sept. 2 red. J1.09?1.11; No. 3 reel. Corn--No.

2 white, file: No. 3 white, Oa.t9- white. 38c: 'J white. COTTON SEED OIL. Special to The News.

New Tork, Sept. 5. A lanre trade was on today In cotton seed oil and the market continued distinctly weak, prices breaking 9 to 20 points to new low levels for the season, new crops the greater weakness and exhibiting very little rallying power. Short covering was i active and refiners' brokers were ood buyers on the decline, but this failed I.aclc' ot speculative demand, weakness in lard and demoralisation In crude oil were the lead-- InK factors- Southeast crude, prompt. sold Saturday aT the previous quotation, while Texua September 'and- October "cruil'e 'is 'offered at or a hedclnp basis i the October delivery.

Texas b-leachable September and October shipment Is 1 6c 'asked nnd a poor demand. Some compound interests have lowered prices to 10 Sic and state that the break lifts almost shut off comaimlnj; demand, as tho latter quarter la looking fix- vtlll lower levels. "Opening call: September. S.05@fc.16c: 'October, 7.78fi 1 7.SOc: November. 7.50® December, 7.5t4d7.52c; January, February, 7.60®7.63c; Msrch, 7.7IS»7.73c: April.

7.7207.SOC. Close: Spot. S.20c: September. S.OOe; October, 7.56(g)7.57c: Novejnber, 7.4;'fi7.45c; December. 7.49@7.51c'.

January 7.51W7.52r.; 7.55{ii7. 1 5tc: March. 7.5S«i 7.50c: April. 7.71W7.80c. Jt 4,200 barrcla Market weak.

ment.t crop estimate on Friday mornlnc. September nt with tilt general mhrKet 'ate'a'ay b't'a net decline of to 94'points. "The market or-enetl ''steady at a de- cllhb of 1 to 9 pwintf'to relatively eiaiy cahleR. FoY" thv', rirnt few 200 119 119 119 30.100 97'A 400 ISSi 15 900 1,000 300 100 SOO 104 1.300 31M, Cbscleri Oil Corn Cuban Am. Sne.

Cal. Zinc Cal. Ariz Carrod Pas Chile Colo. Fuel i Chicago Alton C. E.

Chi. Gt. M. i S. P.

S5I-, 48Vi 42 52 9 4 R2H, SM 9.700 49 100 119 1.400 2.400 100 1.400 5.900 100 1.200 500 100 5,100 4,100 200 100 500 1.100 200 39 ChL N. S. M-. Davlson D. Mine Del.

Hudson. Lack. Endic't-Johnson 1.000 89 Erie 16 Fam. 19.400 107 Elec. Sto.

1.700 47 Freeport Texas. Gen. A.fpbalt Gen. Gen. Motors 23 93 82 5 2 40 'A 39 V6 93'A 52VI 129" Gt: Guirstate.s Steel General Goodrich G.

Am. Greene Cananca Houston Hupp Homestake IlHnois Central. Inspiration Cop. Int. Int.

M. Int. Paper Invincible OU Ihdlahoma Int. Cement Inter. Cons Int.

Com. Iron Int. Her. Marino Int. Paper pref.

Kelly-Spg. Tire. Kennecptt Copl. Kan. Gulf Co.

Keystone' Kresce. Kansas City So. LouisV. fNash. Lee Lo'rlllard Co I-iaclc.

Steel Lima Jxico Lehlgh 100 900 4.600 200 1S6 1.300 2.200 9 4 1,300 900 900 1.100 200 300 500 JOO 88 SS 15-4 102 103 4 6 C9 8 2 186 94M, 8 4 82 6S 81 19 73 100 1,100 4Z-tt 4 2 200 111 2.100 18.000 700 100 300 400 1.500 100 200 SOO 4 69 186 9 4 1814 9 l.yona 5a 12 Marseille 6a 2 4 Kio de Janeiro Sa 2 San Paulo Sa 3 1 Zurich Ss 20 i 4 Danish Sa A 5S Seine 109 v(l JOS Safety. Baior. 8-e. Glen AMen g2 GoMwyn 00-i Ooody-ar a 1QK 82 8- lOOji Ooodyt-ar Tire. Goodyear Tire.

7 2 72H Hayea Wheel 115 115 1 i Lehish Power c'lfs 9 6 I Ulnclon Motors A 110 110 Maey wi' 10! 29 J2 1 is 30 "82 10ft 89 4 31 Dum. Can '29 J02V. 102.H Mercer Motors 10 Ss. 1M1 0 0 100'i S5 do 5h. 1S52 9 9 OSli 9 55 94a, 95 1 0 1 9S' 27 Dut.

K. In. 54 do Ca. 19C2 57 French Ks 120 French i3 Japanese 1st 4 A 75 du 4s 23 Belgium 105 16 do 6s J. 99-i.

11 a Cs 99rs 99 Netherlands a 9C 31 Norway 5s 112V. 112 1 Swf-Jen 6s 80 Cs 17 Bolivia 8s 99 99 4 81 991, 9 9 11214 76 99 )ir. 107 Mercer Motors 254 N. T. Tel.

pr. wl 110 110 V'hlllp Born. Inc MOS Philip Horn, pr Prince Radio I 'i Pblllp 19 10,7 110 IDSOi Pub. Ser. Cor.

N. J. pr. 105? Radio Corp. '5 Radio Corp.

pr. 3A Reo Motor Truck J3TJ Schulte Stores 44 South. Coal I St. Lawrence Feldspar 10 10 10 South Cal. Edison'- 1 1 107'A Stuiz Motor ilTfi 2 1 Technical'Products Tenn.

Bl. Power 12 Chile Ss. 1946 10351 104 Vi TImken Holler Bearing 1 Queensland 6s I Todd Shipyards 10 Hlo do Sul 8s. 101M 1013J, 5 5 4 4 S63, .1293 97 94 I 86 113 8 2 34 2 7 33 Vi 57 1411 33H 27 4 2 11 1414 600 6.SOO 14 75U 37 4 43 600 WO JOO 165 J.100 2fi TOO 300 73 500 63 SOO 17S 200 S014 Mexican 'Petrol. 34.500 IPS 191 SO 69)4 9 Swisa Confed.

121' 120K 10 G. B. I.5%«, 1929 IOS IOS 1089 do 5Us. 1937 105 64 Brazil Ss 101 Jl Mexico 5s DS'r. 5S 42 Mexico 4a 45 4i RAILWAY AND MISCBLLANSC Sales.

HiKb. Low. Close. IS Am. Ac.

Ch. 1 0 4 39 Am. Smeltlnc 95 34 Am. Sugar 6s 104 ft 104 69 Am. T.

T. cv. Cu 119 19 do col. tr. 5s 100 99)i 8 Am.

Writ. Pap. CH S6V" S6 19 A Co. 4 92 8 Atchiaon cen. 93' 1 A.

C. L. 1st con. 4s 9 0 5 Atl. Refinlmr 103" 47 Bait.

Ohio 9 do cv. 4 Bell Tel. of Pa. 7s. 109 Beth.

St. 97 97 7 do p. m. 5s 94 94 1 Braden Copper Cs. IOS IOS 12 Bkn.

Ed. gen. 7s 85 SC IS Can. Northern 6 113 27 Can. Pac.

deb. 4s. 2 S2 3 Central Leather 5s 95 45 Cen. Pac. ctd.

90S 13 Cerro de Pasco Ss. 128 68 Che. Ohio cv. DS 9S 26 do cv. 4'is 9 0 13 C.

B. Q. ref.Ss.V 2 Chi. 4 E. III.

4 4 31 Chi. GL Westeni 4s 44 M. St. Paul cv. 4 9 do ref.

4 7 do cv. 5s 3 Chi, Rwys. 5s 68 R. I. P.re£.4s 3 Chi.

W. Ind. 4s 77 77 5 Chile Copper 105 i 105 53 do 6s 94 i 4 5 Colo. Industrial 5s 77 77 77'' 1 Col. Gas Elec.

5s 9 Cons. Coal Hd. 5s. jij 92 9 Cuba C. S.

deb. Ss 03 3 do deb. 7s 1 Cuban-Am. SUB. 89 107 107 107'" 1 Del.

Hurt. cv. 5s 99 99 59 10 D. R. G.

Imp. ns S2V- "2 1 Det. Edi. ref. 101 104 104 1 Det.

Unl. Ry. 4 55 85 85 5 Distillers Sec. 46 46 46 5 DuPont IOS 14 IDS 9 Duquesne. Llfjht Cs 10411 3C Empire Gas Fuel ctfs.

9 7 39 Brie Ken. 4s 55 54 u. 45 do pr. lien 4s 67 66'J lO'Fisfc Rubber 107" 13 Fram. Ind.

D. 95 Vi, 95 i U. S. Light U. S.

Light Heat. pr. United Prof. new United Retail Candy Wayne 'Coa'l End Chemical 7 Isfp'r: 2 rNDEPEXDENT Alcan Oil Boone Oil British American Oil. Carib Syndicate Cities Service Cities Service pr Cosden Co.

pr Engineers Petroleum FederaVOi H54 29 V5 69 3 70 21 70 21 1 2 31 '6T4 Oil Oil Hudson' Oil International Keystone Ranper KirbV "Petroleum Livingstone Pet Lyons Petroleum Maracaibo Oil Merrltt Oil I Mexico Oil I Mountain -Producers a 'Oil V. I England Oil "rtit 1 J.96.% 1 9 7 0 9 4 Low. Clow. "rs 12 12'31 31 6 75 67:4 fio C71i 90'A S2J1 85 I 18 2216 CO 6 65 2 0 S3, 1H 23. 'It 13-'- 01'60 Low.

Col. JJct. Am." Explora.tlon -15 Noco 'OH' Northwest'-Oil Omar Oil Red Banks Oil Ryan Consolidated Salt 1 Sapulpa Reflninff Shnms Pet'rolenm South! Pet. South States 'Oil a a Texpn OH Land Turrriah- On Wilcoi OU' 18 64 6 114 65" 22 1414 1014 79 23 IS 2 4 8 3ft 8ft "64 Am. Com.

51. S. A. Belcher Bis LedKe Bos. Mont.

Dev Bos. Mont. Con Canada Copper Candelaria i i Canarlo Cork" Prov Cortez Silver Dean "Cons. Divide Extension a a i P4 2D 0.7 09 15 1A 06 39 OH. Mid-rale Steel Missouri Miami Copper Miami 200 6.400 200 f.200 100 100 351.4 23 30 30 Mackay Co 500 103 Manhattan Shirt Slarlarid Mack Maxwell A Maxwell Mo.

Pac, K. N. Y. N. N.

H. IL Nor. Western 7, Northern 57 59 Nat. No. Nunhally National Nevada N.

Y. C. i St. Ok. Prod: R.

Orpheum 2, Otis Otis Steel Pacific Oil Pan-Am. Pennsylvania Pure Phillips Pet Pierce Pierce Oil do pref PittsburK Postum Prod; 2R.CW) 4.600 S.10'0 500 400 700 200 200 700 4.COO .100 120 2.600 500 60 8.100 206 lOia 3.700 109 700 200 2.300 S3' 1 600 160 200 It 3.100 19.200 1,900 9.100 (.300 1.500 1,600 100 4.200 2.SOO 3414 23 30 3915 56T- 2214 23 30 4 0 2 Gen. Elec. deb. 5s.

1 a Oroesus 32 120 CO 94 S814 SS 108" 17 2T. 21S 221 160 33 1 71 Pa. Pullman I'ere -Marquette, Pitts. W. Va.

Reading I Rep. Iron St. Royal Dutch Hay Con, Reynolds Ray Con. Rem. Type Rep.

Mot. Reynolds Ry. Steel Pprlmj RcplOjjle SL S. St. lxoiB S.

Scab. A. 57 S2VI 51TA 92', 46 39 40 80 3.600 4.000 1.600 1.200 S.EOO S.300 4.200 900 4.200 700 300 1.600 2.SOO 53 400 119 70 5S 3 4 0 'do pt. Soara T. Sinclair O.

R. Sloss-S. St. I. Sou.

Sou. do Studebaker Cor. 24.300 MfB GOO 1 1 0 0 3 0 4QO 34 200 7 1.000 900 SOO 4,000 500 2.400 SCO 1.100 1114 S9V. 401, 34 a rffttilt' of on reports improved clalmii In of crop deterioration Poiithwest. After tlio' tniy1ng hml bcrri fnitrHrd, howrvpr, the rriiirlcvt conlinood'Sonth- cm hrdp? i lowpwt prtccs were rcarhtMl I In thA dny with 'Octotwr iicllln'fr nt "2l.02r Janufiry nt nnd murk r.loscil i i points of The lowritt'.

Vf-ry i chariKe wan report otl In P6ulhrrn weather condlltan.v over Iwlldny. werp n. Br-nttorihR bwers In bftt 'othprwJw It' wns ncrnlly 2r' and hot In the 1 Konthwert. NEW ORLEANS COTTON. Hy Associated Press.

"eTV Orleans, Sept. softness prevailed In the cotton market todny exeept for momentary steadiness around the opening, when the most active months were 1 4 points over The He.s- Inp levels of 'Selllnp'pressure A almost I a and It con-- ttbucd the remainder of the day. Ihf mnrh'et'dWplaVltiB almost' no rnctfpower: The Ueellnc vrns'Krndual Stromberfr- I i Stan. Oil Swerls Co. Texas Co Texas Pacific Tobacco Tr.inscont.' Oil Teiar Gulf Tex.

r. C. A i United s. Food'Prod. U.

S. I Alco. Unl. Itet. Stdre.i IT.

S. Rnbbcr U. S. Stoel pf Utah Copper United Alloy St. V.

O. I. I'tah Securities. Vanadium Corp. Vlr.

Caro. a a i Western i W-stlncli. Elec. White -Oil WHite Mot. C.

Wilson Woolworth 55 17'. nnd 'persistent a WITS' at Its lowest In the last fexv i of the session whnn It stood 95 to ios points, or nbOut bale, under the la.tt "prices of last week. The close was 91 to IOJ down. October traded ns low as nnd closed nt 20.4.V. IVBS made In the 'fare of the continued In Texas and Oklahoma, and a steady stream of crop dc- lerloraffo'n reports from a i sections 'of tlir licit.

Cflnslderablo comment was heard about the probability of a i unfavorable set of wccltiy crop reports from (he 'government tomorrow Inn It nrouseil i demand, while, on I hntid. "if a tho gin- i figures due Friday would ho large banded'considerable rnilllnf. 100 400 500 1.700 4,000 BOO 1S4 2.800 4 9 59 16H 53 33 30 34 7 4 0 3.3'i C2 C4 133 105 ll.lii 104 12 Goody. T. Ss.

1931. 100 5 do Ss. 1941 25 Gr. Tr. of Can.

7s 115 113 12 do 6s 106 75 Gt. North. 7s A ll." 21 do 5'is 13 H. M. ref.

5s A. 47 do adj. inc. 1 111. St.

deb. 4 3 7S Inter. R. T. ref.

5s 133 N. adj. 6s wl 35 I M. M. 20 Int.

Pap. ref. 5s 9 Iowa Cen. ref. 4 K.

F. S. i M.4s Kan. City Sou. X7 66 Vi 93V- S3 44 S3 9Hi 6 66 li 9 15Vi ttnld'Development Goldfleld Florence Gold Zone Div.

i i Hecla timing-' Holllnger Gold Mines! 'Sound I Independence-Lead il. Jerome Verde Div. Jumbo I Lone Star I Marsh Mines 3 Kelty-Sp. Tire Ss. 107V1 93 43 83 9 1 93 93 93 105S 106Vi 64 C3 54 102 69 CS 99 9S 99 99 S6.V» 69 9S3a 107 30 1 I-aclt.

St. 5s. 1950. 16 L. S.

SI. S. dsb. 4s. 1931 9 Mar.

St. Ry. con. 5s 9 3 Mexican Pet. Ss.

106'S. 106U 13 Mirtvale St. cv. 5s. 8 St.

P. it S. S. M. 9 K.

T. new pr. lien 5s A 64 do adj. 5s A IS do 1st 4s 6 Mo, Pac. con.

64 do gen. 4s 6 Mont. Pow. 5s A. 5 New Ens.

T. T. 1st 5s ctfs N. O-. T.

M.lnc.os 2 N. Y. Cent. col. 7s.

107 10' I do con. 4s Sa'i S5U S5V 30 N. 6'is 112K 11" 11 N. N. H.

H. cv, Cy. 194S S5 1 N. Y. I.

deb. Jl do 107- I N. 4 57V: 57t 91 N-or! 12 con'. 4 9 3 9 4 5 Ispr. lien 4s 53 do ref.

5s losi 109V- 10SS No. St. 5s A 95 95 14 N. -VT. IOS 1 Ore.

Cal. 1st 5s. 101 15 9 4 14 R. Nav. 4s 84 Vt 10 Pnc.

K. 5s 9'4'. 13 T. T. Sli.

1UB3 ctfs: .0414 National Tin New Dominion Nlplsrelng 'Nevada Ohfo" Cb'pper Ray Hercnles Rex Consolidated Sandstorm. Silver'innes Am. Stewart -MinliUT Success Minihe Tech" Hughes i T-o'nopalTBe'lmont Tonopah Divide' 1 Tonopah Extension Copper' I United 45 31 55 J2.H 3-i 58 -14 32 05 Kv II 1 03 13 OS 45 si .02 24 07 09 15 03 37 20' 1 44 I 16 53 20 09 OS OS 13 IP 30 IS 61 1 6 114 65 13 01 G3 1H 04 20 07 09 15 06 37 '1 45 In 16 03 30 2f 09 OS 11 30 3 PS 0 5 16 10 03 is OS 45 '61 I Victory Divide i i Dome C. J.t'd. ern UJaTi Copper! il" Gold Allied Packer Ga Allied A i '7s, 1933....

Am. Light A m. L. 1 A T. 63 101 Am.

T. T. Cs. 100 Am. T.

101'. S4 93 941; 107 9 4 84 94 2 Pack. Mo. Car Ss. 19 Petin.

R. I'lO 66 do gen. 5s 103U. gen. 4 a 94'i 2 inc.

4s 3S 38 7 Ref. 113 113 8 Public'Service 90 S9 15 Reading gen. 4 86 SG in Rep. I.St s. col.

5s 95 95 12 S.L.!'l. S.refMS 9 0 40 S. I. 6R 16 Inc. 6s 4 19 do pr.

lien 4s A. 7S'" 3 S. P. r. Sh.

Line S5 39 Seah. A con. 6s 6 5J a'dj. 5s'. 10 lo ref.

4s 7 K5 r.s us 9 SG sV- 4 7S S5 6 4 6 S.200 SOO I.GOd l.JOO s.ooo r-i 400 6 1.901! 150 100 U.4 154 COO 1.500 5.100 3.100 5V 4 5 Anaconda Cop. T. 6s. 1924.. 101 10 .05 15 03 13 OS 4S SI 79-" 2 71 1ft 1)2 15' 03 Low.

Close. If 301' rr 100 i 191 Anaconda COD: 1.04'- iOS'i 10334 Anglo-Am. Oil iOS'i 1035 Armour Co. 0 5 105 105 Bethlehem St. 7s.

1923. Bethlehem St. 7s. 1935 104 jo'i inS" Can. Nat.

R'ys. eq. I Cities 96 9 5 Con. Bait. '6s Con.

3aa Bait. ios" 10S" 51 Consolidated Textile 8s 9 9 ''99 '4s Ex Assn. 5s, 19:5 I'OSK 103'i 103'i Detroit City Gas. leiv. ini i iJ letroit City Gas.

101 v. 'edernV Lahd'Bk. 4 I'Ol Ihlerboro Ss. J922 Interboro R. T.

Ss, ctfs. 'Git? 35 95 JSIec. 63 5714 Kenriecotr 105 T.nclede Gas 7 Copper 7s Manitoba Ac.me 7'is N. NV'HVJt n. I 9.5 95 94 97 J4 10.5 105 POCKE GROCEE AKD DISTBIEUTOE Fremont and 4- Pipnes 231 and 791.

i oca AUTO GLOSS tor your Fronts. Porch Furniture. Boats Tpj? any'object where'Blbssy tlnlsh la tho that can be' and Paul Shcaq Phone 51SS S(ore "or sited- 9" gajujjl nearly is pxtcnded Corppni- Backers by Hqtchjngs, Seijly' Baukeys (Ipnipporporjit- ed). 1854 at 24 tU (Uid Stpind. COAL NOW (ARKANSAS) EGG Semi-Anthracite SirSET (ALABAMA) LUMP Best Soft Coal Scrrice BAiyESTPS 730 AM.

NAT. INS. BLDO. Phones 100-800 Sugar Bag Cloth M. Inc.

KL OTEEET QJTIMISTIC Belief T-hat Steel Merger Will Be Put 'Thrpiigri Sends Up Independents. Br Associated Press. "'Kpw Sept. pf the )iord coal i imparte'd a buoyant" tone to prices in" today's siock market, industrial sharps leading the advance at gains of 1 to 4 points. Profit-taking" and short pressure against a few stocks in a weakened technical position gave the market an appearance i regulapty Wall Street's belief the independent steel mc'fger's 'would be carried complet'ipri," 'despite" the ruling of the 'federal trao'e commisipn that they wer? illegal nipn'opp'lies.

found" expression i the brisk" demand shares, iiem'iblic Iron and Steel closed at a net gain 'of nearly 3 PP.infs, wh'ile' Crucible, Gul'f were up a point' or Railroad Schedules Gulf. Coloruoo Santa Fe. Arrive' tro'm-- rlo. 52-82-17 California Special. 9:35 Ko.

17-- Chicaiio, Kansas Cily. Su i-ouia 9:26 us 6-- -Cli lea to. Kunau .10:15 pm JJo- 16 Cieburue-Glvta'n local. 11:16 Jim No. beaumoni-U a 1 a too Short -iiily except Beaumuni-G a I 3 ton btfiuaa? 3IKCUU (Suodlay only) 10:45 Huustcm-Uaivettioa Sa- alde pm Special.

6:30 Ko. li--Kantfad City and Chicago local 5:06 pm No. iJou(a, Kan-- City and 7:1 pm' No. i a 'ohorl Line '(daily except Suudayj 7:46 mm a i oaly) 7:30 pm-'- ude "Special (S only) bumlay Special only. Gulvcuioti to 9 MO am pra Xcxao.

Arrive- 1 '2s-- Katy Uepart v'ol 26 Katy di'cr- 6:20 pro Interuattaiuii UroaX riortliero. Arrive Jfol -'a-- SunaWne Special. 3:0 No B-L ij i 3:33 aiif No'. Sunshine 4 From Houston to north rr 2:09 pm-- Soothem 1'itcific lanes. Arrive--' No.

m--H. T. JJew iio(t Californiar cbcineo- 1 No. 173--CalifurnliL and No. T.

C. No. 117-- i Depart-- 1 am 1:15 ptn T- New Orleant Calif press X-00 ahx 1 N.O. 174 Hi Or- leans connettiona.V.;.. 6:00 parr 0 No.

176-- Sunaut Llm- ited and'Califo'rnia con- nectlona 8:20 pm! No- 3. Tiaiv-. 1 9:0 tertirbon. 4 rasaeager cars hour on tho" hour Irom "to" 11:00 p. ra.

Galveston -Nesva Special leaves every s'- morning at o'clock. Passe age arrive every hour from' 6:40 a. in. id -Alvln Bus X4ne. 1 11 Departs-- TT am 1:00 pm 4:00 pin 6:45 pm tron--Tr'amont Hotel corner 1 cent.

Most transactions are at 4 and per as paper comin'u the riiaVket' ciassJ' i 1 4 KK liTfr.rll' A 'of bills'shows' dealers are iida'to 'their' holdings at'the of 1 per'ceif ror'call Iqans'agahist AITP BpNp ANALYSIS. Sp.eclal to The Eroni Jan. '1 a 172.955.300 1 a-'year' apo'-ah'd "i52.496.3ffO-- 1 tw'o'years "Total" bo'nd" sales acalnst Saturday: a-'-wee'lc of iftecri representative in- A.UQ..- S' Highest 1922. 98.S7. Sept.

5: 1921. 79.0G, Mav 1 25': Lverasre of nrteen representative rail- 1 59:59. roa Today Friaay month Norfolk climbed to 3" ea 71VB9 72.13 9 8 67.60 70:33 71.24 69.32 6 6 4 53.62 i 71.4SS".' 70-TL; 06.3?. a new reports of the! HiKhest 1922. 71.86.

Auc. 21; 19:1, 60.40 possibility-of an 'extra dividend' tfow Jali li." 'Lbwest 1922. that soft coal over. ''23: Kock Island 'a neY hlr-'h prtce jn a sudden ari alb'urst of aijtiyitj-; 'll-'fdr- ot its' gain b'cfore 'tlie Bv P. on 1'eJted a i a i domana 54.46'%'.

bills on banks'- leum HolKind. demand 3S.S'7c. (re-'6t 16.74e. Sweden7- cation of the ment also was regarded as' a able influence. "The regular quarterly dividend of $3 on' the common and $2 on-the preferred was declared Mteyican Se'abo'afd were''reac- tionary on ropprtu i decreased production, indicating-' further shrinkage of the Tdteco poof.

CopT5cr 'slfares ih.to higher ground the leadership of TLItab ana Anaconda. ineetihk of the Kenneco.tt Co'pper Companv denitinu 3.4'Gc. Argentine, demand 30.50c. MontrVar, '90 15-liic. PrTTSBTJE.er qiL ANJ) Special to The Ncys.

PittsburK," Sept. and ral quotations'today were: Ixjne Star Ohio Fuel i Bid. Asked. Okldhdkia. Gas.

NEW SILVEB. v. I i I. I ed' Rotail Stores." Famous Tlay'rrs. American Bhl'dwin.

'Total' sales 900.000 NEW YOEK 99 Sinclair O. cv. 7 In col. 7s Si'D. Bell T-l.

r.s. 52 Pap. ev. 4s. 29 Sou.

Hy. 29 rto con. 6 do sen. 4s 5 5. 7s.

0 2 1 0 2 2 Third Ave. adj. 11 do ref. 4s 26 H.IB A- 1 1.700 500 300 l.l no ion $10 1.600 100 i.noo 1 Western Union 15 IVesdnn. Elec.

7s B. con. JJiifh. West. a a West.

Pacific. W. Lake NEW ORLEANS RICE. Special to The New Orleans. I.B..

Sept. Traillnfr In Iff local rice market wan' Ilfli't, a a the receipts dnrlnc holidays 'we're smnll. Receipts for Ihe two days amounted to only 3,000 melts. Prices were 'nn- rhatiKed. The Keneral opinion seemed to le a i i the next few days Ihe ninrkni' ronslilerably, resumption I i oipoft and domestic demand 7 Wilson 10 do ev.

f.s 7 "7 Total of hnnls we're compsred with 1 15.210.000' pi and a nco PARJS BOTJRSE QjEJIET. Prers. Ry Paris, R. Prices were i on bourse today. Three 1 per rent rentes 61f SOc.

i on London 57f 30e' five per i-ent loan. 7f.f 70c. The 'dollar was quoted nt 12PR4Vie: i Cre.i-nnt J'lpe 3514 on Phlirle Pipe Ig, Sid. Oil of N. OTHEk SAI.ps.

I I I 1 0 4 c.uif on it, U'lllon i 1 of Huvo a homo of your own. Watch News classifieds for opportunities. (3 to 7 net lower. October 3.S4o^\ f-'-r i silpar r.Tiict 1 to The nil C.75c 'or York. Sept.

money both i refiners. ipened af per cent, hich 4 I Refined rmmin.il. ptr 4 per cent, 4 per cent and closed at 4 per'cenl i morie.y"le'adK at 4 per rent and 4 per cent. are asking those i i i brokers hid 4 per i i 4 i per Vm. dejiendlnc upon a i i LoanM a 1 arrrinfjed Per cent for the 60 1 and at 4 1 '('-ent fo i Imibtllj.

i i a paper a Is i the holiday. a business Is done Is at '1 per I less SAVANNAH tfAVAI ST02ES. ily Associated a a a i i JIM n.r..|nir attractive names ns- at f.4 per i a 4 3 S5.10. JS.15; 1 5 I 5 5 1 7 5 2 5 5 1 0 i Wti JC.15; 'W.