Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 21

WEDNESDAY EVENING Cxlbunt NOVEMBER 29, 1922 21 NEW YORK CURB MARECET (By Ataociated Exdngive to OA RLAND TRIBUNE TEXTILE ILLS iifincn ismv NEW YORK BOND MARKET (By Auociated Press) txctusiv to OAKLAND TRIBUNE mm MS. HMUGfli ITIIW ADOilllT Ll HOLIDAY DL11 SLIGHT CIDE FWElTEjIS Sales High Low High Boston Wyo. .92 Br 20 Carlb Syn 4 .81 20 4 Low .92 20 4 183 tlons on the New Ik Curb market today were as follows: IN V8TH I A LS. Sales High Low Close IS3 Cities Do Do ml It ctf. 18 18 16 Inlon 7 7 7 I'etro.

.11 .16 .18 Kngl MIL UiiULII tini .83 Cl" 6 .40 1H .20 .03 25 .0 -8 i 1 .20 ,.28 .27 Federal .85 OMllland 2 Glenrock 1 Gulf Oil (3 Hudson 12 Inter Petrol. 21 Northern Concerns Forced to NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Following are today's high, low and prices of bonds on the Neve York Stock Exchange and the total sales of each bond (In tinno): V. I.

BONDS. Sales High Low Close 2 Liberty tHs.100.14 10ft. nj 100.08 1 Do 2d 97.60 97.60 t2 Do 98.8) 98.14 98.83 209 Do 2d 4 Vis. 97.84 97.66 97.84 809 Do td 4 S. 98.40 98.26 98.40 655 Do 4th 4 98.08 97.94 98.08 100 VloJHs uno.100.26 100.24 100.26 45 Do 100.02 100.00 100.00 609 Treas 4 Ms.

99.42 89.82 99.41 Nevada Camp Is Now Show-, ing; More Proved Mines Than Ever Before. Buying Speeds Up and Re-- eult of High Wages Seen in Big Cash Receipts, Keystone K. is Acquire Southern Plants to Get Cotton. Klrby Trade Balance Im provement; Issues of Notes Shows 12,000,000 Drop. A few favorable factors In the Japanese economic situation are re ported to the Department of Commerce In a cable from Commercial Altaeha James F.

Abbt. t. at Tokvo. 9 650O Acme .61 .66 .66 8000 Acme Pack.i .87 .85 .35 30 Am Lt Tr.lS8 127 138 100 Atl Fruit Co. 1 1 1 1000 Bradley P.

.15 .15 100 Iir Am Tob. 20 20 20 200 Bklyn RR. 8 8 300 Buddy Buda 1 1 1 600 Car Light 1 1 1 200 Chi "I 200 Col Emerald. .61 .61 51 2900 Cont Motors, 11 11 11 100 Dubller R. 8 8 $400 Durant 59 69 89 20 Gt $13 $12 100 Heydn Chm.

1 1 1 100 Imp Tohaoo. 16 16 16 100 Lehigh 78 78 78 100 Llhby 1 1 1 800 Mercer 2 2 2 joo No Am Psp. 1 11 700 Peerless Mo. 65 65 (5 22nn Philip Morla 20' 19 19 2SO0 Radio 8 8, 122 100 PM 2' 800 South .85 .82 .83 800 stuts Motor. 15 15 IS .82 8 1 62 .12 irA 42 16 .92 16 19 10 BY 1 By J.

C. ROYLB. NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Real holiday buying has begun.

Stores all loon over the country today were full to 100 ina Lyons Mammoth Mararalho Marlnd Mex. Merrltt Mexico Mtn Prod Mutual Nobis Omar Pennok Red Salt Creek Do Con Panulpa Ref. Feahrd O. 78 lot 26 Argentine 7s.lOo4 16 Bordeaux Is. 11 2 Chrstlanla 88.108 40 Cotinhgn 5s.

90 26 Prage TVss. 72 4 T.vnnn 6a T7 mil 1 16 11 .22 1 a 19 10 90 T2H 72 7 1i Marseilles 78H 77 s. 77H IS. 85H 9 8s. 17 6s.

1VA 6 Janeiro 19 Tokyo 6s 2 IK rt.nh.DtAW mo Fwlft Inter. 19 19 19 Shell Union. 10' 1 8 TVinlBh Mi. SalHT Slmms US i ecn 6 TONOPAIt. Nov.

29 seems Impossible to oust Tononah from her position as "the world's premier silver camp. With Ave mills operating at full capacity for 24 hours each day, the bullion output Is being maintained at high fig ures and extra dividends are being repularlv paid. Since the wondelful strike on the 1180-foot level of the Tonopah Ei'enslon which has already put $40.000 000 new ors in sight, much attention Is' being paid to ths western Section of the district. Important finds are also re-! ported In the Buckeye, Midway, and West Knd. At the Tonopah Divide production Is being maintained around $30 000 per month, It has been stated on-good authority that there Is now more ore definitely proven op In the Tonopah District than there ever has been before.

This. Is an extraordinary condition for a mining camp which has been a continuous heavy producer for more 6U overnowmg wun customers ana iTnei9 An Increase In the fa from this time on merchants count voraDi, trade balance from a steady flow of cash Into their 000 yen (n Beptember to BS.9no.000 cashiers' cages. The merchants still yen jn October, a decline of In Santa Clans, whatever 000 y4n th, utatandlns; note doubts the youngsters may have on decrease of 1 per cent In the subject tn, COit 0f llvlngr a lessened The psychological effect of nigh number of labor disturbances. Busl-wages Is plainly In tvldence as well nei generally, however, continues as the added purchasing power AM and an accentuated depression which the high wage scales tI), v8rn market has In-made Available In actual cash. One crtaM(j the -rent of uneasl-striking feature of the buying trend BeM of today Is the demand for house Th, ieCond official forecast of the furnishings and adornments.

0n'fIc6 crop place8 the probable yield one day In the last -week the salea at 000 koku. which Is nearly of Arnold Constable A a de- koku less than the first partment store here which makes a but 6,400,000 greater than Ton Pro Ex. 6 50 Todd Shlnvd. 60 100 IT niatrih i at (0 (0 8 1 (3 ,12 2n 23 vt .69 42 16 4 7 1 16 10 .22 19 10 2H io5t .12 16', .34 1 5 .12 ,08 .68 .01 .06 .05 .55 11 .35 2 .17 1 2 .39 .11 2 9 .03 03 23 .14 11 .12 16 .35 1 6'i .12 .08 SOfnn T'3 I.t Ht 1 1 1 1 1 6 6 Southrn PR. So States Texon Tiirman Wilcox WnMhttrn OH Ons.

Latin 300 Nlplsslng 6 8000 Ohio Copper. .31 100 Bay Hercul. 1 1 lnon Silver Am. .20 .20 2000 Spearh-ad .04 .02 6000 Standrd I 25 25 1000 Ptewatt .06 .06 100 Ton Belmont 1 1 600 Ton Divide. .73 .73 300 Ton 2- 2 600 Ton Mining, 2 2 1 1000 US Contlnt.

19 19 1700 Vn Eastern. 1 1 100 Crystal 1 1 200 Jerome Id. .20 .10 7000 Blrhmond .29 .27 1000 Ruby Rand. .27 .27 HOND1. (Sales In $1000) 1 Allld Park 8s.

84 84 1 Am CAE 6s. 96 94 2 Am Ss.100 100 16 Am 6s.101 100 10 Anao Cop (s.100 100 4 Do 7s 102 1 A Am 7s.1"J 103 1 Armour 7s ..104 2 AM Gulf 5s 52 63 23 Beth Steel 7s.m4 inj 2 Do 7s 1935.105 in? 1 Can Rv 7s.in9 109 1 Cent RteM 10fi Col Graph 8s. 25 25 SCO BMt 6s. 99 98 1 Do 6s 105 10J 21 Cn Textile 8s. 99 99 1 Ton Fx As 8s.mi mi 5 Pet Gas 6s.innv.

mn 13 Onlf OH 7s io- I Hood Rub 7s. 98 98 80 Infrh 8s. 9 9 25 Do Ra etf 96 ,96 1 ITsn GE s. 96 9S 10 PT, 5s. 90 90 2 T-m ina inn 5 I.ncled Dn- 7s.101 mi 2 Llbbv MN 7s im im 1 T.ir-Win 7s.lor, ins 9 Mnfcm Cop 7s.

95 94 81 M-rtnhs insi'i 2 NY NHfT 7s. 98 98 8 Pr.t!pa 7tfs.112 113 1 Do 7Ms w.mi im 12 Tiih SO NT 7s.in in- 2 PnM Oatr 7s. 97 97 2 Shed 61s.inn inn 1 So Bel Tel 7.in" 10 2 Stnd NY 7s.m8 109 8 Do 6Ua 106 11 Swift Co 5s 9S 93 11 T'n Oil Pro gin? iniu 1 Fn Hv 7U.1M 10 T.onla 6s. 91 91 1 Mn Paclflo fis. 9 98 6 Ohio Pow 8s.

93 93 4 So C-1 94 94 FonFin- ofne. Arrentine 7s.mn inn 73 Netherlnds Ss. 97 9 34 Prh ftoat 9s. 75 73 inn Hroh" 4Ua. .23 .22 180 NY NK Fr 7s.

6 66 1 Pern '8s 98 98 1 R)iln 6s. 12 12 10 Do 6V.S 11 10 2 un unarg. 95 95 69 87Vs 87 107 107 85 4 8514 100 'i 101 99 99 93 93 92H 92 97 97 92 92 84 84 80 80 98)4 91 100 1(10 ij 95H 954 984 984 93 4 93 4 96 98 gains 300 6ii0 600 20 100 100 1000 8100 100 1100 2O00 3000 4000 $onn 100 700 4400 100 2B0O 200 (800 800 4400 20OO ison loon 6nno 17nn ino 2nn 8nn linn 600 6000 iunn 12000 son lion loon 1000 500 60ft lnoo lOno loon 900 2000 isoon 100 500 82ff0 12on mo 15000 inno 6ono ion jnon nnnrt 4nnn 4000 innn loon 2nnn 2nn 2ino 700 200 $on 8onn 2onn innn innn inno $oon 600 ..117 R.Canrty. 6 6 Wayns Coal. 2 2 2 1 Dept Seine 7s! 86 8 Canada 61 Do 5s 99U 18 Dtch In 6s.

94 24 Do 6s 1962. 9284 96 French 98 140 DO IM 94 4 Hoi-Am 6s. 84 21 Jananese 80H IS Do 4Ms 98U 48 Belgium 7s.loot 3 Do 6s 954 44 Denmark 98 14 Italy 6H" 9SVi 63 Netherlnrts 6s. 98 7 Nnrv.v ..110 .58 ivu vv miner mo. inrt in'i ljnn Camhei pf.m7 in in: i.iu iani ins ins Rwy.

$1 61 51 uwy, ei v. mum WINING. Atas-Br Belcher dlv. Big Ledse. .06 Bos A Mt D.

.05 Do Con .57 inn pif'h Av Bs. 8 8 8 NEW -YORK. Nov. 29. Only the tremendous volume of automotive business and the unprecedented Volume of Christmas shopping business by the Jobbers and wholesalers reported this week could obscure the Importance of the large move ment under way In the textile In tfustrlea Northern textile mill Interests are negotiating for the pur thass of southern mills.

In event teal scops these dealings may mean xpanslon and consolidation of cotton mills which will reach negotiations of national Importance. Non-dividend cotton mill property which have been barren for everal years to, their stockholders are In position to pay dividends from successful operations of the last quarter of 1)22. The more prosperous plants are preparing for stock dividends to avoid exactions federal taxes and recent rulings the Internal revenue department. The Martel Mills of Now York announced the purchase of ten southern mills In Georgia n-nd the Carolina, and many southern plunts mad simultaneously announcements of ambitious plans of expansion. The reason is plain.

The southern mills, knowing ths spot cotton shortage was coming, covered their qulrementi In time and are now reaping the benefit. An announcement of the purchase ths Midvale Steel and Ordnance ompany and ths Cambria Steel ompany by the Bethlehem Bteel Sorporatlon was anything but unexpected. In fact, financiers and IV'all street wondered why there was so much delay In consummation of tbs plan, In view of the very well known attitude of the Federal Trade commission, which specialty oi xurnuure ana nouns- laBt year'a harvest, hold goods, were more ten double Tha chlef imDOrts of October in su? pr.in7H in7 MIK Fle lo in-s Phoenx IIos. 83 83 93 for the previous high record' Cnlumet 11 were raw cotton, valued at 101i Iflfia; 24 96 100 101 ion 102 103 104 63 104H 102S 109', 99 10" 1, 991, 103U inoi, ins 98 9 96 96 90 1on im 101 10', v- 10RM 98 113 ini TtH inn4 in- 108 inv, 9i4 1" 105 'H 98H 93 24 inn 974 72 23 66 S8 12 10 11 101 86 .85 Candelarla. inn single day's business.

than 22 years. 000 yen, machinery 7,160,000 yen, 10 Swell on Urn .109 105 72 10 Shirts and gloves are holiday sm.nnn in. har iron lnaots 100 Tmkn 10 io STANDARD OILS. 87 P-L-Medlt a 724 Hi 19 Bolivia 8a 9 MILL CITY 26 Chile 8s 102T4 102tt 102H son Anrlo Ampr, 19; 40 Buckeye PL. 85 60 Crescent TI 43 Oal 66 MILL CITY.

Nevada. Nov. 29. A .11 16 .34 i 1 .13 .08 .01 .06 .05 .55 11 .35 2 8 .16 1 2 .39 .11 2 9 .03 .03 22 .14 .06 .09 .11 .05 11 2 .24 26 .08 .09 .24 7 Uruguay 102108 IOS14 8 Quensland 7S.108 108 108 8 Do 6s 100 ti lOOtt 100H 10 Pan Paulo 8s. 98 98H 98V4 RnrUa CVvn Rill'U 11V.

11tl'. two-stamp mill Is being Installed at' the Golden Era mine, located tour' teen miles south of Mill City. It, Is intended to operate on an experimental basis during the winter In order to work out metallurgical problems and to demonstrate the 115 British 11094 110H 11015 nz 1Z4 96 87 924 934 84 86 48 48 IS VO 68 87 Brazil 8 97U 85 Do 7Us 94 24 Do CPS 78. 87 10 Mexico 6s 48 it rv ll isu average value of tha ortx It re-; suits are satisfactory a I'argel-vplant ,06 Cnnario Con Copper. Cop Cnayon.

Cork Prov. Cortes Sllvr. Denn Cm Divide Dolores Ksn. Drydn Gold. Kl Salvador.

Kmm Sllvr. Furek Croes. Fort una Gold Consol. Gold Gold Floren. Hard Shell.

Harmlll Dlv. Heels, Holllngef Howe Sound. Ind Lead M. Iron Rloaom. McNftmara.

Do Cr-cnt Varsh C. Nat Tin Nev Horn. Dominion. 8 .17 1 .89 .11 .02 22 .14 .06 .09 .11 .05 9 11 IS .25 28 .08 .06 .09 .24 .02 will be Installed. t.

ti it 19 19 83 8.1 43 42 66 66 111 11" 163 -107 108 24 119 119 280 24 675 s.75 (03 $nK 98 98 118 115 111 116 57 6'7 619 1 28 66 66 66 6 45 38 89 45 45 I 88 $9 OILS. .02 .02 .02 .04 10 Illinois L.16J 23 Tndlnna L.110 4 4no Nat Trans ..25 10 Northern PL.1'9 150 Ohio Oil ...24 Prntrle 0.675 120 Prairie L.35 10 Smithfrn PL. 98 iunn stPd Ind. .116 850n Do Kn 10 Do '10 Varum Oil. .619 10 Trnslt.2n8 20 Pnwut Penn.

66 snn Stnd 68 mo Do Kan 42 Do 80 Sinn ro 461 i i i RAILWAY Aim LOVELOCK. Nov. IS. The neven Troughs Reorganised Mines A Am A 78.1HZH I02hk 10ZH 41 Am Kmelt 5s. 92'4 92 92tf company, operating on the old standbys and are selling In tre- ani alRbg yen, dyes volume.

Por the first time 000 yen and wooien textiles some years there Is a strong de-, The maln Mp0rts were cotton njand for silk shirts, although the textiles, 19,900,000 yen, cotton yard gaudy stripes of former years are jo.690,000 yen, silk textiles 8,890,000 not In evidence. The shower of yen( anil S9 eoo baleg 0f raw silk, neckties which descends on the of whlch a6 000 went t0 the United average American on December 25 gtates will be heavier than ever and visible stocks of raw silk at the chosen with even worse taste thanl4na of October were 48,600 bales, usual, according to present Indlca- about the same as at the end of tlins as to color ichemes. 'September) cotton yarn stocks. 82, The holiday trend Is plainly -9() bales, were also about the same shown In the tobacco factories. ag at tht an(J of September, but Production of cigars, especially of 0( cotton textiles were resiles and brands suitable for gift duced rom 75000 bales to 67,000 purposes.

Increased to 698.940.778 In bftlei stocks of pig Iron at the the last month from 635.807,697 for end of October were 179 000 tons the corresponding period last year, compared wltV 188,000 tons at the Clothing salea are Improving and of September, so Is cloth manufacture. The cot-, Mla learners on October 15 ton spindles of the United States wsra reported a8ll9 with a gross are working at better than 99 per tonnaBe of 84,000, compared with 2C0 cent of capacity, prices are firm gross tonnage 82,000, Idle despite the trend in England where on Soptember 15. 2,000,000 yards Of tweeds and serges The petroleum market shows some and 6 000,000 yards of cotton cloth ot after a lon(J perlod cj from the superfluous stores for dls- dullnegg. The automobile market charged soldiers have Just been moderateiy active The Vegetable thrown on the market prices oU market la improving. is Am puar es.ioi 1014 101 Coalition property.

Is running its 1 Am ft 08.114Ti 114 1 87 .09 .11 .05 .06 9 114 8 .24 28 08 .09 24 .02 1 4 DO COl 68., 97 Do col 91 014 iis 834 83tf 90 1 Am Pan 6s. 83U 83 4 2 Am Wt 5s. 83 44 An Jur 6s. 76 ArmmiF A U. OA 50-ton mill to full capacity.

Ore Is, being drawn mainly from old work-'. Inga and averages around $20 per ton In gold. A new tunnel, designed to tap the vein at greater; depth, has been started. It Is be-, lleved certain that the ore shoots-will go down to the new tunnel level and that a large tonnage ot, new ors will thus be made avail-, able. 76 90 834 75 90 89 i 8 no a ctr.

ii 11 7 5 ATA 8) jnnn Aiiiod oil .02 I 17 Slas 6Us ini I xlco 4s 27 26 8 isooo Boone 04 I do aaj 8i Atl Linn 4a. 87 ST 894 81 87 100 80 4 108 8 19 89 ft 6s 100 Tin rv IU Sflli on 10 Bel Td Pa ins 8 Beth Steel Ss. 924 92 4 17 Tin Ka 00 li 09 UNIONVILLE 92 924 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET These rrnotatjona. of priops on tfie New York Stock Excfianpe are from E. F.

ITuttOTi Co. nrivnte wire, memhers of te New York Stock, Exriiannt. with offices at the Hotel Oakland. 1 BVIvn Eds 78.107U, 7(17U 1MU Bklyn 7s. 884 88H 884 2 Can North 7s.111 l'i inn 83 Can Puerto 4s, 794 79 73 ll Cent of Oa 6s.ion ino inn 4 Cen Lethr 5s.

984 984 984 8 Ten Pacfli 4. 85 654 8S EASTERN MARKETS Sales Closet 16 11 84 56 V. Sales Aerrl Chern Co AJax Rubber Atl Const Line Allls Chal High 30 12 ..111 42 Erie 1st pfd Erie 2d pfd Kagtman Kodak Elect Battery Flak Tire Laakv UNIO.NVILLE, Nov. 29. What appears to be an Important find has just been made In the Ari-' tons Mine.

Work has resumed in a drift which was abandoned over a year ago because ot low and after advancing some five feet, came Into $80 ore. This Is in an unprospected portion of the Stuart' Fissure vein, which has hitherto' been classed as unproductive. In the extreme northern portion, of tha mine a drift is beinf opened) up westerly from the main haulase tunnel and six feet ot $20 ore is ex posed. Filling from old stopes la -t i tfrro ae es.iz 80 A CV 5 92 18 Do CV 4Hi. X8U 16 A A JUi SHU.

11H 91 Amn Can 71 was based on the Clayton act. The Very fact that the reorganization and merger provided for acquisition of the plants and physical assets of the Midvale and Cambria companies, without specifying acquisition of stock, clearly brought the merger within the requirement eo often laid down by the Federal Trade commission. The commission lias always held that acquisition of physical assets did not. Further encouragement of the Industrial situation is seen In the universal reduction of coal and coke prices all over ths United States. Production has more than caught up with demand and the railroads handicapped' In respect to other shipments have been able to pour a volume of coal Into retail markets which has been sufficient to more than meet requirements.

Hardware all over the country Is In excellent demand. This is especially true of builders' hardware, but supplies for farm requirements have not been a whit behind. The south has signalized this demand by an especial rush on the retail markets. Building operations have been so extensive as to require formation of new building and loan associations which have been chartered in unprecedented numbers In the last two weeks. 14 Do 8s 68 Amn Car Fdy .179 Gen Aanhalt 45 Low 80 11 109 42 69 178 40 65 28 17 102 91 88 2 524 994 79 69 5514 IP 58 994 79 50 70 .66 Gen Cigar Co 80 Orarihv Cons I CHICAGO.

Nov. 29. Fresh upturns In the value In wheat took place today during the early dealings, unfavorable harvesting conditions in Argentina beinf reported and the Liverpool market showing further gains. Besides, new export business by way ot the gulf of Mexico was' noted. Bulls made capital, too, of assertions that although the domestic winter crop outlook had been helped by recent rains, the acreage was likely to prove the smallest since 1916 and the condl-tinn r.mnlniiil low In the Decem 9 6 III 5s.

80 29 fhl 4s. 60 10 CJ'StP 5. 70 61 Do cv -7 1 Tin 11 if Gen Else 180 Sales Hlph Low Penna 45 45 Penna 8 2 People's Gas 93 91 Philadelphia Co 39 39 Pitts Coal 50 66 Pond Creek Coal 19 19 Press Car 76 76 Ry Steel Sprlnp Ry Steel Bps pfd. Kay Cons ..13 12 Reynolds Tob 62 62 Reading' 76 7,5 Remlnpton Type Rep I A 46K 44 Rep I pfd Beplogle Btpel 22 21 Royal Pet 62 62 Saxon Motors 2 .1 Sear 82 79 Seaboard Shell Oil Sinclair Oil $1 $1 Amn far ft Fdy pf Amn Beet Supar 4,0 Amn Beet pfd Amr Exp 70 Amn Linseed 80 Amn Linseed pfd. Amn Cot Oil 18 Amn Ico Sees ....103 Amn Hide Amn Hide nfd averaging sronnq it per ton.

SI til 1 In. 1A7SC fniU 1ftTt unuer xne cusi ui hi present quotations for raw materials. Automobile body builders are actively In the market fr raw materials, but competition among auto manufacturers now Is becoming so keen that recent high prices are cutting off buying in some Instances. Cotton goods are moving In good volume and mills both In the south and In New England are extremely busy. Sporting goods are active and are being heavily purchased for the holiday season.

The Industrial activity of the country Is reflected In the call for work clothing and dealers who carry those lines already have placed orders for large spring deliveries. The market for hides Is slow and prices are high. Leather also la slow, but prices In the tanned produots not reflect the advance In the raw hides. Lumber production Is at a new high mark In the Northwest and new business la gaining on production. WINNEMUCCA Ren Motor 13 en Motor 7 pfd 98 Goodrich 30 Great Nor rfd 82 Great Nor 81 Gulf States Steel.

74 Houston Oil 66 Hupn Motors 22 111 Cent 108 Inspiration 83 Int Har 3 102 Int'l Corp'n 28 Intl Nickel 14 40 Chi Rwys 6s. 77 764 76 6 I ft 4s. 82 81 82 16 Do rf 4s 8'? 82 82H 2 A Tnd 4s. 74 74 74 105 Ch'le Cop 7s.in 110 1104 47 Do 6 98 95 954 Col Inrtns Ks. 78 77 78 Amn Loco 120 118 43 50 Amn Steel Fdy 43 ber government report.

The opened which ranged from 4 to higher, with May 81.18 to 1.16 and July 1.07 to 1.08, was followed by 22 22 107 107 83 100W 103 27 28 14 14 1 Col ft So 44s. 85 85 8S material further rains. 73 97 1 Corn and oats sympathised with Amn Smeltlnsr Amn Smelt pfd Amer Safety Amu Supar Amn Sup pfd Amn Ship Com. Allied Chem 61 73 20 Close 45 SH (3 89 66 19 76 111 118 13 62 76 22 44 83 22 62 174 11 6 25 $1 8 22 40 195 114 21 69 88 23 62 87 57 119 7 4 18 8 47 19 21 r.2 80 11 23 WI.NNEMUCKA. Nev.

29. lb is stated that the engineer who has for some days been Investigating the Silver State Chemical Company of this place, has signified his Intention to report favorably. It was found that mines tributary to the plant would be able to supply It with ore and concentration for somw to come. It Is understood hat, on receipt of a favorable re port, the project will be financed by the North Europ. Trust Com pany of London.

i ns. nr H7 I Coal Md 6a 83 88 15 Ctiha Su 8s. 89 88 the, wheat advance. After opening Seneca Copper St 22 21 l-H I-B Cons pfd unifhanired to hlKher. Way 7UV, 40H 38 4 cm RR 103 Inter-tate Callahn to 70c the corn market sagKed a 196 191 114 112 do pfd $td Oil Std Oil Calif.

Stl little ana tnen scorea a moaeran ir.riAi.l nnturn. 28 .153 49 11 60 31 81 Amn Sum Tob Amn Tob Amn Tob Amn and Amn Wool Amn Writ nfd Int Paner Int Marino Int Marine pfd Inv Oil Keystone Tire Kennecott ...1 Knn P.ltv Sou 'T4 80 12 111 42 70 179 122 40 80 65 80 60 18 103 11 63 120 43 61 99 6 73 108 19 71 27 162 151 14 94 27 47 101 30 122 114 25 119 42 85 62 4 45 29 7 16 24 77 14 39 8 67 93 79 141 68 34 89 BUSINESS TOPICS 14 94 27 do pfd 59 Sou Pao 88 Sou Ry 23 do pfd (2 83 18 88 lol 474 73 103 86 49 90 1074 101 93 65 101 COTTON MARKET ARGENTITE 'KANSAS eft. Nov.T. The Anaconda 47 Kan City Sou Pfd 21 Cuba Am 8 8s.l07 106 21 Del ft Hd 5s. 96 96 81 ft 47 47 1 Do rnn 73.

73 6 Det Fdinn Ss. in 10? 1 Det 48. 85 85 2 Distill F-c 5s. 49 49 16 Donner St! 7s. 90 KK 81 DuP deN 74s.107 107 14 Diiques Lt Rs.in$ 102 28 Fm OftP 7Us.

98 VI Erie pr 1 56 6S4 234 Do XfTl 1 4s. 44 42 9 TJ-ra I 78. 87 87 15 Hnodrch 100 17 Gpodver 8i. 98U '7; Oats started off to advance, 42 to 43c. Later, all deliveries were above yesterday's finish.

Higher quotations on hogs gave a lift to provisions. CHICAGO. Kov29. HOGS Receipts. 24,000.

Market, lOo up. Bulk, 8.108 33; top, heavyweight a 8.15 8.40; medium 49 49 115, JTM 48r6j4 40 41 129 131 62 62 18 76 161 162 16 17 16 16 87 82 (2 54 118 7 4 ARGENTITE. Nov. 29. Stew Stromberg Carb.

Studebaker Submarine Boat. Kelly Spgfld 41 ft 181 6SS Loewe's Ino 18 67 .120 7 4 NEW YORK. Nov. 29. The cotton market opened steadlor at an advance of 4 to 8 points today.

Deal Ings were not large, consisting of trade and Liverpool buying on the nni. hand anA southern and New weight, I8.25gl8.4u; ngnt weigni: Orleans selling on the other. The 88.25i&i8.40; light lights. 18.40 8.60; Properties In this district are attracting much attention from out side capital. Examination of the Frances Mine Is being made by the Belmont De velopment Company of Tonopah and the Argentlte Silver Oueen Company, controlled by British capital, is developing one of the largest gronps In the district.

sllver-barlnr ore la reported at ths Mohawk. Nona and 98 heavy packing sows, smooth, 27.50 list later advanced about 15 points Aicnison .101 Austin Nichols 30 Amn Tel Tel ..122 ARsd OH 114 Atl Gulf 25 Baldwin Loco ...119 42'i, Bosch Mag; 85 Beth Steel 62 Booth Fish 6 Burns Bros pfd 45 Butte Sup 29 Butte 7 BUT 18 Cuban Supar 24 Coca Cola 77 Cuba Cane Sug 14 St. Louis San Francisco Railroad company is expected to start construction of lS6 miles of new track In Oklahoma, touching new oil and. coal fields in Craig county and adjacent territory before December SI. PITTSBURGH.

Nov. 29. Transportation conditions have improved sufficiently to permit shipments of steel and other products to keep pace with production. Embargoes on the Pennsylvania are expected to clear the (situation on that troad In a week or ten days. 11 12 10 Dn8s 1941.115 114 114 Superior Oil St Joe Tenn Cop Chem.

Texas Oil Tex Pac A O. Tex Pac Tob Prod do Trans Cont Oil. Tlmken Union Bae over last night's close where It met considerable realizing. 19 69 27 151 14 93 27 46 99 30 122 114 25 118 49 84 (1 4 45 28 7 14 24 76 13 28 7 56y 12 140 66 83 88 26 101 46 .162 17 16 12 26 29 ii 15 41 46 19 20 62 79 11 22 i.acK ateei May Stores Mex Sflabrt Mex S-ahd ctfs Mid States Oil Miami Midvale Steel St Mother I.ods A pfd Mont Ward 47 .20 21 63 80 11 23 W7.80; packing sows, rougn, ti.ev 07.60: pigs, J8. 25 8 50.

CATTLE Receipts, 11.000. Mar 26 29 6 28 9 Gd Trunk 7s.in 16 Do 6s .....10" ins in 77 Gt North 7s.H0 ini4 43 Do 5'-s lnnu lnn The close was firm at a net aa vance of 6 points to a net decline ket, strong. Beer steers jnoice anil nrlm. 81 2.50 (ft 1 3.60: medium 84 of points. lnth-p firrmm.

nnv In nn.rillnii. Tli High. Low. Close 25.45 25.15 25.29 and. good, good and choice, 12 2513.46; common and medium, Butcher cattle 21 1UM iz "a ft ns.

80 Do adj 5" 19 97 111 Cent BHs.im 20 Do ref 4s 85 8 Ind Bt-el Opt. Open. Jan. 25.36 March ...,25.35 May 25.31 25.34 Missouri 18 25.20 25.10 L'uua Lane sug uia 39 Missouri Pao pfd 43 25.23 1 Hoifers, cows, 4 24.94 bulls ii.SOftl. Cannere and cutters Caddo Oil 8 54 25.50 25.38 25.09 23.38 25.35 .222 Mexican Pet 10 11 15 15 89 41 20 21 17 18 43 43 220 221 62 62 114 114 $5 86 13 25 25 92 94 20 21 20H 20'4 1 jntrn-M 4V.L 11 24.79 23.34 26.14 July 25.01 Oct, 23.88 Dee, ......20.85 COMMUNITY NEWS 23 84 Cows and heifers, 2.503.60; 25.26 joanner steers.

$45. Veal calves, 29 lntrb RT 7s. 96 63 ..114 (6 58 97 101 8r.H in, 95 74 47 89 84 85 4 77 46 Do r-f 5s 25.45, quiet. up. 59 ..93 68 24 CLOTIIIXG.

83 Do 5s ctfs. 74 74 48 68 97 ini 85 96 74 74 47 80 86 85 77 82 101 90 Calif Pet Calif Pet pfd Calif Pack ex Can Pac Central Lea Ccrro de Pasco Chile ConDer Nat Enamel Nat Lead Nat Biscuit New. Nev Con Air Brake Central II Vn'on Pao ........141 139 do pfd I 23v 23 I' Ind 62 61 R-alty 85 84 Rub 50- 49 do pfd 95 95 Union Oil Del 15 15 Unit Alloy 33 83 Unit Fruit 152 152 Retail 70 70 Stel ..11214 100 do rfd 121 120 Utah Copper $1 61 Utah Sees Smelt A Rfsr 5 Tnt ft I Int Mar 6s 60 89 LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29. Spot quiet.

Prices steady. Sales, 6000 bales. American middling, fair, 15.42; good middling, 13.85; full middling. 14.87; middling. 14.77; low middling.

14.47; good ordinary. 13.87; ordinary, 18.57, 97 Li 84 Int Paner 6s. 81 5 Towa Cent 4s. 36 2 KC FtPftM 4s. 77 25 Term 4s.

82 Contl Can ...103 111 112 light ana nanayweigni. bii.iu; feeder steers, $5.60 7.75; stocker steers, $5 (ff 7.65 stocker cows and heifers, stocker calves, $51.25. Western range cattle-Beef steers $59; cows and heifers, SHEEP Receipts, 12,000. Market, strong. Lambs, 85 lbs.

up, 13(S15; lambs, culls and common. $9013; yearlings, yearHng wethers, $79; ewes, $78; eweH, culls and common, feeder lambs, $13W14. 27 94 21 21 ..112 90 77 20 2. 103 '4' 81 4 Cosden Oil 47 B. nr 8 Kelly-S 8s.105 in4 04 Futures openea quiet! Norf West St.

Nor Amn Nor Pacific Orpheum Okla Prod 89 4 96 Mohawk has been developed to a depth of 180 feet BATTLE MOUNTAIN. Nov. 29. The new mill of the Hilltop Nevada Minps Company will go Into commission before the end of the year, as It Is now 95 per cent completed. A modern camp Is belnr the company and all buildinf.

have been completed except schoolhouso and recreation hall. Mining Is proceeding with a full crew. Reports ars that rood returna. are coming from placer mining la the Copper Canyon district. 'iii Valuation Placed oh Nevada County Road WASHINGTON, Nov.

29. The In. terstate Commerce Commission today fixed a tentative value ot $C0j, 270 for the property of the NevjJ.i County narrow gaugre railroad California, which corporation haw security Issues with a par value ni' MONEY MARKET v. uo jr pfd St St I 9 83 23 86 33 76 V. 77 74 23 84 60 9Kt 15 3.1 152 70 102 120 61 16 27 6 24 24 88 69 43 15 55 6 86 21S 27 8 21 4 1 9 9 81 22 22 23 85 36 82 82 84 85 I 94 94 1 ibck Kteei 6s.

vn 45 Lorillard 96 17 A 77 13 ft 58 ..103 10 Do un'fl 4s. 90 13 Magm Cop 7s.lll 1 Mana Su 7s. 97 19 Mkt St Rv fia. SOU 6 23 24 88 58 103 103 90 90 110 110 Owens Bottle i)tls Steel 7 Pore Marquette 83 Pere Marq prior 66 FOREIGN EXCH.4P.GB Reported for THIDCBfE by CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. I 67c pf 85 I St.

1 Pf A 95 Food 5 Vanadium 84 Va-Car Chem 24 Wells-Farpo Ex. 89 Weatlnghouse 1.. 69 White Motors Western Md Western Pac 15 97 97 90 90 90 77 20 2 $6 7 82 66 45 4 44 11 125 47 85 40 Chpo Pnpu Tool 46 V. Pacific Oil 81 25 25 I Colo Fuel Iron. 25 Alsace-Lorraine, 100 (.92 4 44 88 75 19 2 80 65 45 4 41 10 125 47 83 89 83 $7 43 27 Pierce Oil Pierce Oil 8 pfd ,15 15 Austria, 100 kronen.

itOUSTON, Nov. 29. Women's ready-to-wear clothing has declined In price to nearly the level of piece goods and the volume of sales Of suits today has-increased In consequence. Wholesale dry goods houses today report a big In orders In this territory since the cotton has been marketed, Collections are good. NEW ORLEANS, Nov tS.

Advance sales of factories manufacturing summer clothing are far ahead of any previous year. All such factories' hers are today assured of operation on full time for months to come. STEEL. YOUNGSTOWN, Nov. 29.

Steel Operations In the Mahoning valley continue at about 75 per cent of capacity. Independent manufacturers reported today that the labor situation has been relieved to some extent by the Influx of men from the outside with the arrival of cold Weather. lA'MDER. KANSAS CITY, Nov. 29.

Buying of lumber In the rural dis 11 Pierce Arrow Belgium, 100 francs Bulgaiia, 100 2 Mrlnd 7s.l03 103 103 9 Mich Cent 4s. 91 91 91 81 Mldval Stl 6s. 89 88 89 8 St 6s. 85- 84 85 4 648.103 103 103 7 96 86 86 20 Do pr 1 6s. 83 82.

82 208 Do adl 69V, SSSi 126 Pullman col urajino Colo Sou Cons Textile Crucible Steel Chand Motor Columbia Gas Cons Gas 2 2 2 43 43 43 13 12 12 63 61 63 61 60 61 ...101 99 101 124'i 125 CHICAGO. Nov. 28 Hogs Re-ceipts, 48 000 head; market, strong; bulk, top, 8.30; helvy-weight, medium weight, light weight, $8.10 8.30; light lights, heavy packing sows, Bmooth, packing sows, rough, pigs. $8 008.4O. Cattle Receipts, 18.000 head; market, strong.

Beef steers: Choice and prime. medium and Bond. 89.00(0)11.75: good and Punta Alcpre 47 85 (to' pfd WtHys Wllaon Co 36 36 Wool worth .......213 121 Worthlngton Pump Wabash 9 8 Wabash pfd 24 --U, (.38 .69 Par 4.62 3.18 20.48 2.66 (91 .01 Eft T-i it I Corn Prod .......129 126 128 Pac Gas El Prod Refs Pan-Amn Oil Pan Amn OH Phillips Pet Pure Oil ov ma xuc.iio db. vn Canada, 100 dollars Gt. Britain, fl aterling Csecho-Slovakia, 100 kronen Denmark, 100 kroner Finland, 100 flnmarks.

France, 100 franoa. Germany, 100 marks Greece, 100 91 88 43 40 92 B. 89 44 28 rs.uuu. Del Hud 118 18 Do aen 62 98 62 66 98 62 98 wmte oil 4 4 116 118 9 10 7 Mont Pow 5s. 55 t'uiiia 11 11 Erie 10 28 A 1 9 LIBERTY BONDS 51 NEng 6s.

98 23 NnTMr 11 i choice. 112.50(313,35: common and 1.51 8 77 76 11.50. Butcher cat- 89.62 medium, $7,505 Holland, 100 guilders Uy Ilnnk of Italy. A Cent 8.104 103 104 124 Do Imp 96 96 96 METAL MARKET BANK REPORTS Hungary, 100 .04 i'e 7Un: Italv 100 lire (.91 bulls. $.607.

00. Can- V.fra Rlavlfl loo' kronen 84 ner8 snl cuttersf Cows and heifers, ca 2.606 3.60; canner steers. $3.50 zs ki Edis 648.110 182 NY 6s. 72 JjTel 6s .,105 Prfee. First SHs 8 31 First 4s BS.OO 4.1:1 Second 4s PT.Cft 4.

IT Kimt 4H M.W VtonZ'm Polish light and handy- IT" 93 feeder steers, 19 ion 4.83 I 85 507 75: stocker steers. $5.00 6 Norf Sn fi unit second 4 Vis 97,73 4.42., NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Copper, quiet- electrolytic spot and future, 1314c. spot and futures.

$36. Iron, steady; prices unchanged. Lead, steady; spot, $7.1097.15. Zinc, steady; East St. Louis, spot and nearby delivery, Antlmcny, spot, $6.636.75.

109 110 71 71 104 105 93 ,93 42 60 tnr 118 113 93 93 107 107 96 97 84 85 91 91 107 107 91 U. 91 Third 4V. B.4 4.00 Koarik 4V T.tt 4.44 Victory 4-v, BO.Offl 4.73 If lory 1U0.14 4 45 Title Insurance Co, Names New Director The Oakland Title Insurance and Guaranty Company at" a meeting today In Its new building St Fifteenth and Franklin streets elected Joseph R. Knowland to fill the vacancy In ths directors caused by ths death of Anthony McMillan, the well-known capitalist, who passed away some months ago. The board of directors ot the com.

pany now consists ot J. F. Carlston, Carl H. Abbott, Arthur H. Breed, J.

Phillips, Stuart 8. Hawley, Walter P. Woolsey, Wm. H. Donahue, John J.

McDonald, Judge W. WOOL MARKET FLOUR MARKET Rumania, 100 lets, .64 Serbia, 100 dinars 1 37 Spain, 100 15.42 Sweden, 100 28 97 Switzerland, 100 18.63 Syria, 1 sterling. 4-54 Hongkong, 100 local currency $3.60 Shanghai, 100 taels. 7125 Yokohama, 100 yen 48.87 India, 190 rupees 80.23 NEW YORK, Nov. 29.

Foreign exchange, steady. Great Britain, demand, 4.51; cables, 4.61; 60-day bills on banks, .49. OAKLAND BARK TRANSACTIONS November 23. Deposit "charges Clearances $2,610,600 Nevenber 84 Deposit charges $5,540,200 Clearances $2,326,400 November 25 Berkeley Deposit charges. Berkeley clearances 228,811 November 27.

Deposit charges Clearances $2,062,200 November 2H. Deposit charges $5,365,700 Clearances $3,083,4 JO November 20. Deposit charges $5,891,800 Clearances $2,720,100 7.65; stocker cows and heifers, $3.50 if' 5.00; stocker calves, $5,0017.25. Western range cattle Beef steers, $5.00 3.00; cows and heifers. $3.00 6.00.

Sheep Receipts, 15,000 head; market, strong. Lambs, 85 lbs. up, $14.00 14.76; lambs, culls and common, $9.00 12.60; yearlings, $10.00 12.50; wethers, ewes, ewes, common and culls. feeder lambs, $13,000 14.00. WHEAT.

Opt Open. High. Low. Close Dec. 118 119 118 119' 81 NEW YORK.

Nov. 29 Wool, Arm. Domestic fleece, XX Ohio. nulled, scoured basis. Texas, scoured.

11051.3i; terrl-torv tanti, $1.381.40. MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. YT Flour unchanged to 10o higher. Family patents, $6 65igi8.70.

Bran SO iff no 22S Norf ft. 6s.ll4 19 Am Ed 6s. 93 82 Nor Pacflc 68.108 li 6g-' 7 82 No Bt Pow 5s. 81 6 No Bel Tel 78.1074 2 Ore Line 4s. 914 Sr.wR MteJ Pao Oft 5s.

91 41 Pen RR 6 48.109 Do gen 100 e. 27 10 Phlla Co 100 Por Bg. 5 Pro ft Ref! 8s.ll7 Reading 4s. 84 19 Rem Arms 6s. 95 15 RI AI, 4 s.

78 1 StL 84 77 St 4. 71 47 Do 6f)i b.H0 ln5 6--22 St 8 4a. 774 2 SnAntftAP. 4s. 74 4 Seabrd AL 6a 88 Do adj 23 JJ Do ref 4s 89 .4 Sharon SH 8s.

98 France, aemana, i caoies, e.su. Italy, demand, 4.70; cables. 4.76. H6i 1179 116 117 Belgium, demand, cables. 8.

86. Juiy ,..,,.107 108 107 108 Harris, Harrison S. Robinson, Sam J. Eva, Chas. A.

Rossler, Ira Abraham, Robt. S. Leckie and Joseph R. Knowland. Germany, demand, ..91 i cables.

BERKELEY Deposit charges Clearances- CLEARINGS. $554,466 914 108 100 21 99 84 117 85 ll 78 70 it 77 74 I 88 Ped, tricts of the middle west today does rot compare favorably with the sales. In the cities, Building activities are largely confined to the urban districts. WOOLS. PHILADELPHIA, Nov.

29. The local wool market is quiet, but very firm today. Bonded carpet wools are being gradually removed from bond for use. Woolen yarns are active with orders extending for delivery to the end of the first quarter of 1923. HIDES.

SEATTLE. NoV. JJ. Shipments of hides from this section are going to the east coast by rail this fall In preference to the water route via the Panama canal, which was favored a year ago when hides were selling at four cents and were hard to move. PRODUCE.

GRAND ISLE, Nov. 29. The cauliflower crop here Is the best In years and plants are beginning to head. Shipments to northern markets will begin shortly. DRY GOODS.

BOSTON. Nov. 29. The stockf of roods held by the leading ronton department stores today are below normal for this season of the year, but retail trade Is extremely active. LfMBRR.

COAST CLEARINGS. San Francisco 24,900.000 Monthly 634.800 000 Los Angeles $17,778 667 Piuail-ns. RllS.J. 92 91 109 100 91 27 99 84 117 85 83 95 ll 61 77 74 68 96 10n 98 ll 101 96 62 82 109 108 CORN. 1 71 71 71 70 71 70 1 .70 C9 70 (9 70 OATS.

43 44 43 43 42 43 42 43 29 40 89 29 RYE. 15 83 14 (4 80 87 26 87 i LARD. 10.40 10 40 10.35 10 35 SHORT RIBS. M5 Long Beach May July Dec. May Ju'r De May May May Seattle 0,094,753 Portland Tacoma REMARKABLE EARNINGS On August 31, 1921, net assets behind every $1000 bond of The Amalgamated Sugar Company to $2300.

This had increased, from earnings, to $4300 for every $1000 bond on Sep tember 30, 1922, thirteen months later. We can still offer a small amount of First Mortgage 7 Bonds of this company to yield 6.80. Ask for full information. Investment Secmitki Member San Francisco Slock and Bond xchang9 96 48 Sinclair 7s.looi inn O-IO. Holland, demand, 89.54;- cables, 89.57., -1 Norway, demand, 18.54.

Sweden, demand, 26.91. Denmark, demand, 20.38. Switzerland, demand, 18.59. Spain, demand, 15.37.' Greece, demand, 1.44. Poland, demand, .00.

Czecho-Slovakla, demand, 215. Argentine, demand, $7.11 Brazil, demand, 12.62. Montreal, 99 8-88. NEW YORK." Nov. 29 Fo-efgn bar silver, 64; Mexican dollars, 1 NEW YORK, Nov.

money, firmer; high, 6 per cent; low, 4 per cent: ruling rate, 4 per cent; ctoe. Ing bid, per cent; offered at 6 pog-MPt; Joan. 6 per ccDt.ca'l loans acceptances, per 24 Do 54s DRIED FRUITS Principals Named For New Oil Merger HOUSTON. Nov. 29.

A report reaching Houston from Nsw York Is that W. B. Emert, president of the White -Oil corporation, and R. L. Young, president of the Monarch Oil and Refining company of Houston, wtll beooma president and vice-president, respectively, of ths new White-Monarch-Kansas end Quit and KJrby Petroleum merger.

The papers Covering the merger have been signed. It Is reported, and the deal will become effective December X. ArnTCATTTSAtrrnop. The production ot slsat In Portu-aruetie East Africa this year will be the largest on record, probably amounting to over 1,000 toes, .5 1 el Te' 5a 98 28 So Pacific 4s. 91 71 Do ref 4s 85 46 Do col 85 jHioi 1 Wabash Ss 98 1 West Md 62 95 90 85 84 100 96 62 Sheet Steel Plant Planned -in Detroit DETROIT, Nov.

2. Construction Is to be started Vn a new $1,000,000 sheet steel ph. nt here. NEW YORK. No.

29. Dried firm. Aprlootg, 85(92101 apples, 10 12e; prunes, 80s to 60a, 1217Hc; prunes, 60s to 100b, 7 12c; peaches, 12 19c; seedless raisins, 22(230. .1. -Ofi OA S3 12 Wstghs El 106 TfaaraoaUy--orgajiiail I'trhlgan V9 FORT WORTH, Nor.

11 -today -reported, iacreaa. Ing trade, especially in the small towns where construction of homes, has been resumed. -OAKLANT S4N-FrONOSCO. Steel company will roll she steel First National Bank BlJg. Insurauce Exchange BUg.

84 Wilson 7 8.. 104 103 104 46 Do cv 6s 95 93 93 Total sales of bonds today were $10 898.000. compared with the previous day and a year ago. CONDITION UNCHANGED. PHILADELPHIA.

Nov. 29. The condition ot John Wanamaker. who is HI at his home here, was reported unchanged today. cent.

Time loans, easier; mixed collateral, 60 to 90 days, per cent; 4 to I months. 40S per cent; prime commercial 4 per cent. for automobile fenders, which Detroit Is ons of the large, markets in the cou--Itry. you sea it la The TRIBUNE tell them so..