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STEEL DEMON
MARKETFEATURE
Large Independent Concern
A ... ku..,
ftnnuunues new ociimy
Prices?Other Metals.
The feature of the steel market this
week was the adoption by the largest
independent interest of new selling
prices, effective immediately, on bars,
structural shapes and plates, in Pittsburgh.
The reduction brings these
commodities down to the basis established
by the industrial board.
March 21. 1919. Lack of demand and
lower prices for coal and coke are
held responsible for the adjustment.
There appears to be little present
inquiry for anything but line pipe
and casings. While no reduction in
wages was mentioned. It Is believed
that a general readjustment of labor
conditions must follow sooner or
later.
Pig Iron Drops.
Pig iron also has experienced further
downward adjustments in
prices and reflects the same lack of
confidence which exists In other
luiiiiiiuumco. oujcia iciuac iv meet
producers' prices, re-sellers continue
to supply much of the demand and
more small furnaces have blown out
on account of lack of orders.
The copper market has shown no
improvement. The reported curtailment
of output has failed to create
any general buying Interest, and the
feature of the week was the sale by
local dealers of a million lot of electrolytic
at 14 cents, refinery. Later,
there were rumors of a sale of half
a million pounds at 13% cents.
While not regarded as establishing
a general market basis, these reports
probably increased the disposition
of other buyers to hold off.
Boston reports that one of the mining
companies there has decided to
curtail production to about 400 000
pounds monthly, against a normal
output of about 2,000,000 pounds.
Other Metals Reviewed.
Tin quiet, with leading dealers not
pressing sales, which results in moderate
firmness on spots.
Further weakness is noted in lead
for lack of orders, and sales under
8 cents have been reported here.
Zinc reflects continued dullness and j
a further easing of values, due, in |
n?.rf tft weakness in London and
! the unsettled exchange market.
l.arge stocks should soon be reduced
by the drastic curtailment In progress.
and it is believed much of tne
supply Is now in fairly strong hands.
Antimony dull and easy, with
rumors of offers at concessions, following
weakness in London.
RESERVE BANK STATEMENTNEW
YORK, November 27.?The
statement of condition of the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York at the close
of business November 2* shows:
Total gold reserves. 2486.287.919.
Total reserves, 9(19,585,127.
Total esrnlne assets. 2t.OBI.999.899.
Uncollected items and other dednctions
from gross deposits. 912S.44T.10S.
Due to members, reserve account,
9(10,022,(11.
Total gross deposits, 9778,072,895.
Federal reserve notes in actual circulation.
287(.220.?10.
Ratio of total reserves to deposit
and federal reserve note liabilities
combined, 40.8 per cent.
MUNITIONS BLAST KILLS
SIX IN ITALIAN PLANT
Street Cart Overturned at Milan
by Force of Explosion 36
Idles Away.
LONDON. November 27.?Six persons
were killed and twenty Injured in the
explosion of a plant at Vergato,
thirty-live miles from Uilan, yesterday
afternoon, says a dispatch to the
London Times Great damage In Ver ft
anA Atha* srfllowea lea the nnlcrh.
Sorhood was done, roofs being blown
off and buildings sadly wrecked. The
shock was felt over a circle the
radius of which was about sixty
miles. 8treet cars were overturned
In Milan, and panic reigned throughout
the entire district. Detachments
of soldiers have been sent to the scene
of the disaster.
The plant wherd the explosion occurred
was used as a shell factory
during the war, but since the close of
hostilities was being used as a manufactory
of citric acid. A fire broke
out in a hut near the factory at noon,
spread to the main building and later
jumped to a big dump of shells nearby.
Nearly 250 men were employed at
the plant, but most of them were absent
for lunch when the explosion occurred.
MORE CUT STEEL PRICES.
Independent Companies Follow
Lead of Jones & Laughlin.
PITTSBURGH. Pa., November 27.?
Most or the independent steel companies
already have followed the lead
of the Jones Sc Laughlin Steel Company
of Pittsburgh, which reduced
prices .on bars, plates and structural
shapes yesterday to the level of the
United States industrial board's prices
of March, 1319, or are about to do so.
according to high steel authorities
here.
The new prices adopted by the largest
Independent interest and made
effective at once are: Steel bars. *2.35;
structural shapes. $2.45: plates. $2 63 at I
Pittsburgh. Adjustments in prices of
wire and cotd rolled steel are to follow.
No reduction In wages is contem
piaica immcaiateiy, according to the
beat Information obtainable.
YOU.NGSTOWN. Ohio, November 27.
?Independent steel companies of the
Youngstown district, employing about
thirty thousand workers, have announced
that they will meet the reduction
of prices announced by the
Jones & I.j.lehlin Comnanv of Pittsburgh,
the cut to be effective at once.
PRINCE RETURNS TO U. S.
Alfred su Hohenlohe-Schillings- !
fuerst to Join Wife, D. C. Girl.
NEW YORK, November 27.?Prince
' Alfred su Hohenlohe-Bchilllngsfuerst,
former attache of Austro-Hungarlan
embassy in Washington, arrived here
yesterday from Europe to Join his
American wife, who was Miss Katharine
Kritton, daughter of Alexander
Britten of Washington.
pP?P,i,
. . 4aviiviitunc*ouit1111 ugoiuerBi
returned from Europe recently to
spend the winter In Washington. The
prince now Is a resident of Poland.
Some time ago it was announced he
had been forgiven by his government
and family for his forbidden marriage
to Miss Rrltton. which took place in
Washington in December, 1*16.
extIndswar act.
Australia Holds That Permission
Must Be Gained to Trade.
A cablegram from Trade Commissioner
A. W. Eerrln at Melbourne received
at the Department of Commerce
states that the Australian government
'has extended the operation of the war
precautions act to January 1. 1922, and
that foreign companies must obtain
permission from the federal government
to trade within the commonwealth.
It is also stated In the cable
that the Australian wheat crop is estimated
at 120,000,000 bushels.
The cable also reports that the basic
wage commission has recommended
222.24 an the weekly basic wage for
the oo mm on wealth.
A
RANGE OF MARK
The following chart nhowa graph I
sentative stocks dealt in on the New
covered la the past month, up to and
Friday, November 26. The lower sectior
activity of the market.
-OCT.- NOVE
27 28 29 30 1 3456T9 10U
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(Copyright, 1920, by '
High 191#.
Industrials ...US.62, November 3.
Rails 91.13, May 26.
Loir 1019.
Industrials .... 79.15, February 8.
Rails 73.63. December 12.
Twenty Mutrlsl Cemw
Am Can Am Sugar Central Lei
Am tar A Fdry Am Tel & Tel Corn Produ
Am Locomotive Anaconda OeD Blectri
Am Smelting Baldwin Loco Goodrich
Twenty Railroad Canuao
Atchiaon 0 M ft St Paul K C Soothe
Baltimore A Ohio Del & Hudson Lehigh Val
Canadian Pacific Erie roots A Na
Chen A Ohio Illinois Central M X Centri
Dally Mavemcnt >
Iadnatriala. Ralls.
I October 27. Wednesday 84.92 82.83 K<
October 28. Thoraday 84.91 82.10 N<
October 29. Friday 85.10 82217 N'<
. October 30. Saturday 84.95 82.62 N't
November 1. Monday 85.48 83.81 Nc
November 3, Wednesday ... 84.89 85.87 Nc
November 4, Thursday 84.45 85.09 Nc
November 5. Friday 83.48 84.081 Nc
November 6. Saturday 82.86 84.08 Nc
November 8. Monday 81.51 83.21 Nc
November 9, Tneaday 79.94 81.42 Nc
November 10, Wednesday ... 80.62 82.10 Nc
November 11. Hiunday 79.34 81.99
LIBERTY BONDS
191*.
High. Low. 1
Liberty ZYis 101.00 9&20 1(
Liberty 1st 4s 96.00 92.50
Liberty 2d 4s 95.10 91.00
Liberty 1st 454 s 96.60 92.80
Liberty 2d 4j4s 95.36 91.12
Liberty 3d 4^s......... 96-60 91.50
Liberty 4th 454? 95.72 91.00
Victory 3J4s 100.48 98.80
Victory 4#s 100.08 98^0
The Year 1920 to Date
Stock Exc
FmbM by W. B. Htkka <
BONDS.
*5,090?Ana. & Pot. River Guar. 5a
<9.500?C. and P. Telephone 1st 5a
280,500?Capital Traction tat 58
25,000?Metropolitan R. R. let 5a
47,500?Potomac Electric Power 1st 5a..
120,000?Potomac Electric Power con. 5a..
16,000?Potomac Electric Power deb. 6a..
34.500?Potomac Electric Power can. 6a.
215,000?Washington Gaa Light gen. 5s...
250,000?Washington Ry. and Elec. con. 4a
13,500?Washington Ry. and Elec. gen. 6
14.000?District of Columbia Paper Mfg.
42.400?Riewa Raaltv (Lone) 5a
t(M>?U. S7 Liberty" Second" 4s
3,5)7?Capital Traction
3,750?Washington Gas
10?N. and W. Steamboat
732?Washington By. and Elec. com..
7,401?Washington Ry. and Elec. pfd...
175?Washington-Virginia Railway cc
75?Washington-Virginia Railway pt
2,163?Col. Grapho. com. rights
6?American National Bank
233?Commercial National Bank
22?District National Bank
30?Farmers and Mechanics' Nat. Bai
64?Federal National Bank
10?Liberty National Bank
52?National Metropolitan Bank
5?Riggs National Bank
06?Second National Banki
77?American Security and Trust....
715?Continental Trust
190?Union Trust
27?Washington Loan and Trust
10?Merchants' Bank
55?-8ecurlty Sav_and Com. Bank....
40?Union Savings
20?United States Savings
60?Arlington Fire Insurance
))?Firemen's Fire Insurance
303?National Union Fire Insurance.
32?Columbia Title Insurance
10?Real Estate Title Insuranoe
1,841 1-20?Columbia Graphophone com...
152?Columbia Graphophone pfd
10?Dtat. of Col. Paper Mfg. pfd
200?Greene Cananea Copper
1,393?Mergenthaler Linotype
201?Old Dutch Market com
2,328?Old Dutch Market pfd
3,223?Lanston Monotype
1?Security Storage Company
10?Security Storage and Safety Dep<
NEW LOW RATE ON FLOUR J
AT MINNFAPM Mil I 5 tu
r* in milMas wiw iiiimmw
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., November ba
87.?Flour touched a new low figure .
in four yeara today, when the milla
here reduced prices to $8.35 to $8.50 a n?
barrel for family patents. The decline '
today was 25 to 50 cents a barrel.
I Previous low was $8.40. 4a'
NEW YORK SUGAR PRICES. er
NEW YORK. November 27.?The cr'
j local market for raw sugar continues
| quiet and as no further business was
reported prices were unchanged at.
4 \ for Cubas. cost and freight, equal
to 5.76 for centrifugal. The new
j crop has started in Cuba with one
central now In operation, which is a _
little better than last year.
The demand for refined sugar con- .
tlnues light and of a hand-to-mouth . '
character with the trade not inclined
to anticipate, owing to the unsettled p ,
feeling in the spot market. Prices ,,
were unchanged at 8.75 to 9.00 for *
i fln? orro.nillA.ted.
Trading In sugar futures was not j '*
! only moderately active, but prices
were firmer on covering and trade I
buying. Prices at one time were 6tcr
to 28 points net higher, December I
showing the maximum gain, but real-'?0
izing near the close caused a setback ln
and final prices were 4 to 10 points A
higher. ae
NEW YORK DRT GOODS. 10
NEW YORK. November 27.?Dry
goods values are very unsettled. B?
without much elgn of broad action *1
being Us- sight. Production continues
to decrease, but goods are offered
freely in second hands at liquids- .
tlon levels. Tarns were weak. Print ot
cloths showed little more activity. N(
Jobbers will conduct liquidation
sales in several places next week, it1 go
was said.
Prices follow: Print cloths, 64xS4s.
<14; <4x(0s, <14; 38 14 -Inch <4x64s. $5
814; standard brown sheetings, 14;
tickings. 8 ox., 2714; denims. 2.20s,
Indigo. 25; staple ginghams. 1114 and
20; prints, 1214: dress ginghams, 25
and 2714.
$100,000 ARKANSAS FIRE.
BEARDEN, Ark., November 27.? m
Four brick store buildings here were ni
destroyed by Are of undetermined m
origin early today. The loaa as esti- to
(mated at I104.0M. __ ^ ja
ST AVERAGES.
rally the action of forty repreVork
Stock Exchange. The period
including the cioae of the market
> of the chart indicates the relative
MBER
tt a 15 14 V 18 19 20 22 S3 24 %
89
87
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piplpi
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75 J
= = = = = = = = = = = *5
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W. F. Merer. 1
' High 1?20 to Date.
Teiliiaielalci 1 Al Ufi Tnniiarv 9
Rails 85.37, November 3.
Love IBM to Date.
Industrials .... 71.12, November 13.
Rails 67.83, February 11.
>a Stocks Use* Are t
liber Sep Iron A Steel TT S Steel
etn Ktiidebaker Utah Copper
to Ten* Compear Weatinghouae
V a Rubber Wee tern Union
a Stocks Use* Arei
?n Northern Pacific Reeding
ley New Haren Southern Paelflc
h Norfolk A Western Southern Rwj
il Pennsylvania Union Pacific
sf Averages:
Industrials. Rails.
member 12, Friday 77.58 78.75
member 13. Saturday 76.90 78.10
member 15. Monday 76.63 78.95
member 16. Tuesday 76.65 79.04
member 17. Wednesday ... 75.21 77.72
member 18, Thursday 74.36 77.20
member 18, Friday 78.12 75.97
member 30, Saturday 74.03 77.46
member 22. Monday 77.15 79.73
member 33, Tuesday 77.20 78.58
member 24. Wednesday ... 7665 78.43
member 26, Friday 75.80 78.83
AT A GLANCE.
1820. Maturity Close j
High. Low. date, yeaterday. Yield.
M.40 89JO 6-15-47 92.22 3.98
>3.48 83.00 6-15-47 *86.60 4.91
>2.90 81.40 11-15-42 *86.20 5.04
>4.00 84.00 6-15-47 87.00 5.15
>2.84 81.10 11-15-42 85.90 5.35
>5.00 85.80 9-15-28 88.70 6.09
W.OO 82.00 10-15-38 86.30 5.46
#.40 94.60 5-20-23 96.00 5.47
#.40 94.70 5-20-23 96.04 6.48
'ln*t Mile Friday; bo quotation* yeaterday.
on the Washington
change.
ft Co., Hlbba Billdlac.
Open. High. Low. Cloae
61 61 61 61
97 97 95 88 %
90 90% 80 87
91% 92 89 92
98% 94% 92 92
88 88 78% 82%
91% 92 86% 91
91 98 91 93%
89% 90 74% 76%
57 59% 52 58%
a.... 88 91 88 89%
6a... 97 97 96% 96%
92 92% 87% 89
86.2 86.2 86.2 86.2
89% 89% 83% 86
46 50 40 41%
212 ,212 212 212
18 21 15% 20%
55 58% 38% 52%
>m... 1 2% 1 1%
d.... 3 10 3 7
2% 2% % %
170 170 170 170
185 185 169 169
174 175 170 170
244 244 240 240
120 190 173 177
128 128 128 128
218 226 217 217
445 465 485 465
152 152 150 150
225 226 220 225
111% 113 104 110
115 120 114 118
..... 225 250 225 250
165 155 155 166
206 205 198 198
116 116 110 112
200 213 200 218
7% 7% 714 7%
21% 21* 20 20
6% 7% 6% 7%
4% 4* 4?
66 86 85 85
62 62 12% 12%
94 94 85 85
95 95 95 95
>0% 20% 30% 30%
135% 138% 121 122%
6 4 4
10% 11 9 10
81% 85 69 80
212 212 J12 212
oslt.. 140 140 140 140
SEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
VEW YORK, November 27.?The acal
condition of clearing house
nks and trust companies for the
sek snows a deficit In reserves of
,085,600, due to a decrease from last
>ek of 816,555,880 below legal require?n?s.
The statement follows:
Actual condition.
Loans, discounts etc, 85.212.484,000;
crease, 813.355,000.
Cash In own vaults, members fedal
reserve bank, 8101,568,000: lnsase.
86,150,000.
RpHf>rv? in rAiAuve k?.i. _?
- ? ? ??*'? ? 17 All IV U1
?mber banks, $509,641,000; decrease.
5,692.000.
Reserve in own vaults, state banks
d trust companies, 19,292,000; deease,
949,000.
Reserve in depositaries, state banks
d trust companies, 91,540,000; deease,
9111,000.
Met demand deposits, 94,015,624,000;
crease, 95.760.000. United States deslts
deducted, 935.447,000.
rime deposits, 9268,801.000; decrease,
95,000.
Circulation, 935,024,000; increase,
0,000.
Aggregate reserve, 9528,479,000.
Deficit in reserve, 94,085,500; deease,
916,555.880.
Summary of state banks and trust
mpanles in Greater New York, not
eluded in clearing house statement:
Loans, discounts, etc., 9609,999,300;
crease, 910.294.500.
Gold, 97,901.200; increase, 970,100.
Currency and bank notes, 917,706,0;
increase, 985,700.
Deposits with Federal Reserve
ink. New York, 961,932,100; decrease,
.781,000.
Total deposits, 9632,623,000; deease.
311,967.800.
Total deposits eliminating amounts
ie from reserve depositaries and
her banks and trust companies in
5w York city and United States:
Deposits, 9589,576,600; decrease, 311,6,100.
Banks: Cash in vaults, 926,966,300.
Trust companies: Cash in vaults,
1,582,900.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
NEW YORK. November 27.?The
arket for coffee futures showed a
irther improvement today, owing to
ie firm showing of Brasilian cables
id continued covering. The opening
as 1 to 2 points higher, and active
onths sold 10 to 26 points above last
ght's closing figures during the
lddle of the morning, with March
luching 7.86 or Just a cent above the
F level of last Tuesday. i,.
- .. i .. .. :7;' "i' ; >
Week's Price Range Nevi
Corrected to the Close of Business November 27, So
. 18S0 . Bala. fM eadlag Imalu ST, ISM. Het. ??
Hick. Low. Dir. Hick. Lew. CMm. Chta. HI)
46 25 ? Adams Bxpreaa.... 29X 29 29X 88
46X 18 ? Adv Rumaly 20 18 18 ? 1 84
72 50 6 AdvRurftely pfd.... 83 SO 50X ? 2X 203
88X 31X 6 AJax Rubber 34X 31X 34 + 2X 34
2X 1 - AlaaGoldMlnea.... IX IX IX 88
3 IX ? Alaska Juneau IX IX IX + X 70
62X 45X ? Allied Chem A Dye.. 55 47 63X + 5X 183
53X 28 4 Allla-Chalmera.... 31X 2?X 30 + 2 US
92 09 7 Allla-Chalmara pfd 73 71 73 + 4 68
95 65X 8 Am Ayr Chem 70 65X 66 ? 3X W
10SX 49 8 Am Beat Sugar.... 55X 81 52 + 3 65
12SX 63X 10 Am Bosch Mas ?8X 67X 68X + SX 33
61X 22X - Am Can 28 24 26 + 3X 38
101 77 7 Am Can pfd 80X 77 80 + 1 222
147X 118X 12 Am Car A Pdy 126X 122 123X + IX 26
54X 20 - Am Cotton Oil 23X ?X 22X + 2X 71
15X 7X 80 Am Drug Syn 8X 7X 7X ? X 52
175 95 8 Am Bxpreaa 123 115 115 + 5 21
30X 7 ? Am Hide A Las 8X 7X 8H + IX 90
122 44 7 Am Hide A Lea pfd. 49 46 46X + IX U
53X 87 4 Am Ice Secu 41 38X 40 + 2 18
119X 88X - Am Inter Corp 46X 41X 42X - X 31
95 51 8 Am Linseed 60X 51 60 +10 55
109X 80X 6 Am Loco 86 81X 84 + 2X 40
44 22 ? Am Malt A Grain.. 23 22 22 51
17X 9X ? AmSafatyRaaor... 11 9X 10 ? X 40
30X 11X ? Am Ship ACom.... 13 11X HX 84
72 42 4 Am Smelting 47 44 45X+J1X 93
100X 86X 7 Am Smelt pfd 88 86X 88 + IX125
115X 86 12 Am Snuff 105 104X 105 + 4X 80
50 26 3 Am Steel Pdy old.. 31X 28X 30 + 2 13
142X 90X 7 Am Sugar 97X 91X 92X - 2 89
118% 100% 7 Am Sugar pf 103 101 102 + 1%| 93
10% 6% 10 Am Sum Tob 77% 70% 71% + 1% ?
10% 92% 8 Am Tel & Tel 9% 97% 98%- % 17
283 10% 12 Am Tob 120 11% 116+5 65
210 102 12 Am Tobacco B 117% 110% 114 +6X117
97% 85% 6 Am Tob pfd new.... DO% 89% 90 + M W
165+4 60% 7 Am Woolen 70+4 64 70 + 6 66
61% 37 - Am Writ Paper pM. 42 40 40 + 3 48
21% 6% ? Am Zino 8 7% 7% ? % 37
59% 31 6 Am Zlno pfd 33 31 31% - 2% 27
66% 37 4 Anaconda 42X 38 40% + 2 105
67% 19% 4 Asso Dry Goods.... 23 * 21 22 %+2 61
9% 76 6 Atch Top 4k San Fe. 86X 83% 84 95
82 72 6 Atch Top* 8 Fe pfd 78 76+4 77+< + +4 77
12X 5 - Atlanta BIr A At... 7% 7 7% 22
104+4 82% 7 Atl Coast Line 91% 88% 89% + 3% G
20% 11% ? Atlantic Fruit Co.... 14 11% 14 + 1% 9
176% 99% 10 AtlOulf&WI 112% 99% 104 - 3 28
148% 91% 7 Baldwin Loco Co.?. 99% 93% 95 + 1% 41
49% 27% - Baltimore St Ohio.. 41% 38 39% + 1% 65
54 40% 4 Baltimore ft O pfd.. 50% 49% 50 + % 78
50% 33 2% Barneadall (A) 36 33 36 ? 3 61
154% 102 8 Barrett Co 118 110 118 +16 38
32% 2% - Beth Motors 3% 2% 2%+ % 116
96% 52% 5 Bethlehem Steel... 55 52% 54% + 1% 1T1
102)4 SI S Beth Steel Clan B.. as son oo>t -r */
114 100X 8 Beth Steel 8% pfd... 103 101H 102J4 + 2X 44
15 3H - Booth Flahurlea Co. 4X 3X 4 ? X 36,
17 9X - Brooklyn R T. I2X 11)4 12 - X 45
13X 5X - Brooklyn R "Totf?.. 7X 7)4 7)4 - X 32
1129 84 10 Burna Broa 89)4 86 87 + 2 57.
11)4 4)4 ? Butte Cop A Zlne.. 6 4X 6+1 42
29)4 10)4 - Butte* Sup Cop... 12)4 11 11 + X 44
27)4 10 - Butterlok Co 10)4 10)4 10)4+ X 82
28)4 10)4 - Caddo Oil 15)4 14)4 15 +1 108]
85)4 60 6 Col Pack 64)4 62 62)4 + 2)4 23]
46 15H - Cal Petrol 21 18 20)4 + 4)4 98
75)4 63 7 Cal Petrol pfd 67 63)4 67 + 4 72]
69 45 4 Calumet & Aria.... 46)4 45 46)4 ? 1)) 39]
134 110 10 Canadian Pact lie... 118)4 116 116)4 + X 27!
104*4 35)4 - Central Leather.... 39)4 38 38)4 + 1X113]
106)4 68 7 Central Leath pfd.. 92 89)4 90 + X 124
61)4 30 4 Cerro De Paaco 33 30)4 32)4 + 1)4 130
164 72)4 10 Chandler Motors... 79)4 74)4 75)4+ 1)4 50]
7Q)4 47 4 Chea * Ohio 66)4 63)4 65)4 + 1)4 106]
14)4 7 - ChlcGtWest...... 10 8)4 0)4+ \ 22!
33)4 19)4 - Chic Ot West pfd... 24)4 22)4 23 + 1 103
44)4 30)4 - Chic M * St P 35 30)4 34 61
65 45)4 - ChicM * St P pfd.. 54)4 52 52)4 + 1)4 65!
91)4 67 5 Chic * Northwest.. 79 77 77 - 94
111)4 60 8 ChicPneumTool... 70 60 70 - 2 93]
41)4 23)4 - ChlcRIAPac 32)4 30)4 31)4+ 1X 134!
71)4 54 6 Chic R I * P 6% pfd 68 65)4 66)4 + 2X 55!
84)4 64)4 7 Chic RIBP7%pfd. 79 76H 77 + IX 123j
21)4 12)4 - Chile Coppsr 13 12 12X - X 17)
44)4 19X 1)4 Chlno Con Cop 21X 19)4 20 33]
106 49 8 Cluett-Pesbody.... 56 53 53 ? X
40)4 21)4 - Coca-Cola 24 22X 22)4 + X ?
44)4 28 3 Col Fuel*Iron.... 30X 28X 29)4 + 1X 25!
67 50 6 Columbia Gas* El.. 56X 54 66 + 2X 83)
65X 11)4 1 Columbia Graph... 15X 13)4 14X + IX 2180
62 7 Consol Cigars 60 53 55 + 1 11)
*? OJ.4.J As. MU 90LI tnu X 1 20*
voy$ ioy% i unBu?u?icuw?B... v?/i w^? , . ?,
46k 17k 3 Con Textile 20k 19k 19H + 9* 243
97k 99 7 Continental Can... 63k 69 63k + *H 23]
14k 5 1 Continental Candy. 6)( 5 5 ? k 13
20k 5k 2 Con Int Cal'n Mln.. 8 5k 7 ? k 90J
105k 67 4 Corn Products 74k 71 72k + 1H <8?
107 69k 7 Corn Products pfd. 100 69k 99k- lA 821
43k 80 2 90 Cosden A Co 35k 32 32k? HH8J
278k 85 8 Crucible Steel 100 86k 89 + 2 310
100 83 7 Crucible Steel pf... 86 83 85k + lk 33'
60k 28 7 Cuba-Americ'n Sue 34k 30 31 + 1H 66)
59k 23k - Cuba Cane Sugar... 27k 23k 24k + H870
85k 64 7 Cuba Cane 8usp(d. 66k 67 67k + H 113'
108 83k 9 Del & Hud *103k 103k 103k + 5k 51'
260k 165 10 Del. Lack *W 225 222 225 + 8 "83
13 9k 1 Dome Mines Ilk Ilk Ilk + k12^
28 l6k - Elk Horn Coal 17 16k 17 + k 14
147 53k 6 Endlcott-Johnson.. 58k 55 56k + 2k 20J
21k 9k ~ Erie 16k 15k 15k- k 60
30k 17k - Brie 1st pfd 24k 22k 23k + lk "5
22k 12k - Erie 2d ptd 17k 16k 16k + k 53'
95 45 8 Famous Players.... 56k 50 55 + 6 539
91k 71 8 Famous Players pf.. 79k 71 79k + 6k 42
44k 26k 3 Fed M St Smelt ptd. *31k 29k 31k + 3H 22'
135 80 10 Fisher Body 91k 80 92k+10 34]
48 13k 3 Flak Rubber Tire.. 15k 13k 14 95)
36k 15k - FreeportTexas.... 17k 18k 17 + k 889
19k 3k ? Oaston Williams... 4k 4 4 66)
77k 49 4 Qen Aamer Tank... 61 60k 61+1 43
192 125 8 Gen Chemloal Co... 125 125 125 127
75k 64 6 Gen Cigar 58 54k 57 + 2k 38
172 118k 8 Gen Electric Co.... 131 122k 126 + 4 129)
42 12k 1 General Motors 17k 14k 15k + lk 69)
89k 64k 6 Gen Motors pfd.... 68k 66k 68k + 3k 63
85k 60k 6 Gen Motors <% deb. 66k 64 66k + 4k 324J
93 70k 7 Gen Motors 7* deb. 75 72k 73k + lk 15)
85k 39k 6 Goodrich BF 43k 41 41k + k 329
55k 19k - GranbyMining.... 21k 19k 20 96)
91k 65k 7 Great North pfd.... 82k 78k 80k + 2k 25)
41k 2?k 4 Great Northern Ore. *32 39k 29k + lk 55)
38k 19k 2 Greene Cananea Cop 25k 22 23 + 3 789
20k 15k 2 Ouantanamo Sugar.. 15k 15k 15k 1169
17k 7 - Gulf Mobile 11 10k Ilk + H 699
... - ? MU 91 9* in 1431
35?i z* ? uun ?,m ,
W/i 30 - Gulf State Steel 37 34)4 37 +2 115)
78X 50 4 Haskell * Barker...< 61)4 56 60 + 4)4 76
46X 17 - Hend?eMf?Co 17)4 17 17 109
116)4 75 - Houston Oil 87)4 80 82 + IX 115)
23)4 10 1 Hupp Motor Co llX 10)4 12 + IX 80)
97)4 80)4 7 IllinoisCentral.... 90 88 90 + 2)4 13)
9)4 6H 60 Indlahoma Ref 6)4 6)4 6)4 97
61)4 31)4 4 Inspiration Cop.... 36)4 33 34 + 1 80)
6)4 3 - Interb-ConsCorp.. 5 4)4 4)4 + X130)
17)4 8)4 - Intorb-Cs Corp pfd 13)4 13 12-1 21
27 13)4 ? Inter Agriculture.. 15)4 14)4 15 + X 13
88 61 5 Inter Agrlcul pfd.. 64)4 61 61)4 - 2)4 34)
142)4 88 7 Inter Harvester.... 96)4 92)4 92)4 + 2)4 15)
51)4 11)4 - InterMerMarine... 16)4 14)4 15)4 + X 27)
111)4 44 6 Inter Mer Ma pfd... 56)4 52 53)4 + )4 40
170 29)4 - Int Motor Trucks... 32)4 30 31 + 1 78
84 68 7 Int Motor Tr 1st pf. 71 68)4 71 + 2)4 92)
26)4 14)4 ? Inter Nickel 15)4 14)4 14)4+ X119
91)4 45 + Intemat'l Paper.... 53 45 45)4 ? X 55)
47)4 22 - Invincible Oil 26)4 22 22X - X 16
51)4 32)4 ? Iron Products 35 33X 34)4 + X 38
7)4 4)4 - Island Oil 5)4 5 5)4 + X 69)
30 15)4 2 Jones Tea 16X 16)4 16X ? X 25)
27X 13X ~ Kan City South.... 22)4 20 21X + X 32)
52X 60 4 Kan City South pfd. 46 45X 45)4 + U 82)
152)4 38X 4 Kelly Springfield... 47 41)4 41)4 32
95 44 ? Kelsey Wheel Co... 49 46 48 + 3)4 93
33X 13 2 KenneeottCopper.. 20)4 19 1M4 ? U 145
48)4 <X 120 Keystone Tire 10)4 8)4 9 + U 96]
J9lk 46)4 .6 Lackawanna Steel,. 54)4 .61 j .61)4+3X
r York Stock Exchange ?
tarda?, at die Office of The Evening Star.
-vm?, Bat*. Week wrfbw Imato ST, IMS. Bat. at
It. U*. Ota. Bisk. Lew. Claaa. Chs*. n(
IX 17 2 Lee Rubber A Tire. 18 17H 18+1 in
M OMSK LehixhValley 50X48 49X + IX
' 127X 12 Us A Myer Tob Co. 130X 127X 127X - 4? w
I 17 2 LoeWs (Inc) V 18+1 ?
I 8X - Loft Candy 10X ?X 9X + X ?
I 29X ? Looae-Wlles BIscull SO 29X 30 to
IX 125 12 Lorillard. P 138X 1?X 135X+10X cl
IX 04 7 Louis A Nashville.. 101 100X 100X + H
>X 59X 0 Mackay Companies. 60 59X 59X + X hi
IX 56X 4 MackayCoapr...... 58 57 58 + 1
>X 38X 7 Manhattan Blev... 56X 52 52 ?3
IX 16 IX Manhattan Shirt... 17X 17 17X + X W
I 2X - Maxwell Motor CO.. 2X 2X 2X if*
148 12 Mexican Petroleum 164X 153X 156X + IX I w<
I 16X 2 Miami Cons Copper. 18 16X 16X + X
X 10X 180 MiddleSUtesOil... 13X 12X 12X + X re
H SOX 4 Midvale Steel 34X 31X 33 + 2X th
9 - Minn A St L new... 15 13X 14X+lX!?h
X 63 7 MStP&SSteM... 79 78X 78X - 4X ho
3X Mis Kans A Texas.. 4 3X 3X ? X ch
I 7 - Mia Kan A Tex pfd. 8 7X 7X - X "
X 21 ? Missouri Pacific.... 23X 22X 22X oa
X 36 ? Missouri Pacific pfd 45X 4lX 43 + IX to
1 19X - Montgomery Ward 2lX 19X 21X + IX du
24X 4 Mullins Body 24X 24 24X + X H
I 28X 3 NatAcme 30X 28X 29 + X ?!
IX 44 - Nat Aniline 52X 47X 52X + 6X
I 83 7 Nat Aniline pfd.... 88 87 88 + 1 cl.
I 9?i 7 Nat Biscuit 104X 102X 104 + 3
' 29X - Nat Cloak A Suit... 30X 29X 29X - X re
I 4X - Nat Con A Cable... 4X 4X 4X th,
X 45 6 Nat Enam A Stamp. 48X 46X 47X + IX pe
OC1 / A a*. . w . ks />ftt / hnt / I At/ ta
i7? vut? o ivai.ueaa la ovyi tvyt T *71 "
X 4X ? Nat RR of M Jd pfd 6 6X 5X + X "*
X 8 1 Nev Consol Cop.... 10 8X 9X + 1 ce
>X 31 6 New Or Tex & Mex. 50X 57>4 59+4 _
78 10 N T Air Brake 87 84 86+3 u,
X 64X 5 N T Central 77X 75 75** + X ^
X 23X - N T Chic A St L.... 54 50** 50**+ X Mi
X 18 2X N T Dock 36X 30 21 + ?* ^
X 20 ? NTNH&H 26X 20 22 - 2X *'
X 18 1 NTOnt&Weit.... 20 18X 18X + X ?
X 85 7 Norfolk A West.... 105X 98 102X + 6X lj
48 5 North American... 55 52 52 + IX ar
X 66X 7 North Pacific 88X 85X 86 + X to
X 35X 5 Nova Scotia Steel... 38X 35X 38 + 2 96
X 12X 50 Nunnaily Co 14 13X 13X - X Nl
X 3X 40 Okla Prod & Ref... 3X 3X 3X + X
X 3X ~ Ontario Silver 4X 3X 4X + X IS
X 23 2 Orpheum Circuit 23X 24X 25X + X
X 13X - Otla Steel 16X 13X 15X + X
46 3 Owens Bot Mach... 51 47X 49X + X
18X ~ Pacific Devel 20 19X 20 + 1 eii
X 41X 5 Pac Gas & Klec.... 49 48 49X + 2X A1
X 17 1 Pac Mall 20X 17 17-7 f ?
X 71X ? Pan-AmerPotro... 79X 74X 77 + 2X th
X 65X 6 Pan-Amer Petro B. 74 69 71 + 2X
X 19X 4 Parish A Bingham. 20 20 20 - X "
37X 8 PennRR 41X 40X 40X + X do
X 11 - Penn Sea Steel 12X 10X U .
27 - PeoGas A Coke.... 37 35 35X + IX 3*
18X - Pere Marquett 21X 1?X 20X + IX
X 87 ? Pere Marquette pf.. 45 : 4IX 45+1
X 30X 8 Philadelphia Co 37X 35 S5X + IX tic
X 30 - Phillips Petroleum.. 36 30X 31 + X
* 20* ? I>1<-roe-Arrow 25* 21* ?* + 1* 45
* 74* 8 Pierce-Arrow pfd.. 77* 76 77* + 2* ?$
* 11 - Pierce Oil 12* 11* 12 + X ?
75* 8 Pierce Oil pfd 83* 76* 81* + 3* an
4 51* 5 Pitta Coal 61* 57* 60* + 3* J
hi 21* - Pitta & West Va 34* 26* 32* + 5* Mi
* 12* 1 Pood Creek Coal... 15 13^g 14 + *
!4 77 8 Pressed Steel Car.. 84 78 62*4+ 3*4 j
100* 8 Pull Palace Car.... 105 102 104* + 3k pr
48* 8 Punta Alegre Su... 554 49* M* + 54
'4 30 4 Pure Oil Co 35 33 34)4 + 1 pa
4 81 8 Rjr Steel Spring.... 87* 82* 85+3 va
U 10 1 Ray Con Cop 12* 10* 11* + * ?,
64* 4 Reading 90* 88* 87 + 2 j
33* 8 Reading let pfd.... 64 53 *54 ? * ?:
* 33* 3 Reading Id pfd 54* 53* 54* - X er
32* - Rem Type 38 33 34* + 2 tri
* 34* - Replogle Steel 80* 73 74 - 5 ??
4 63* 8 Republic I AS <9* 65 65 - 1* fr,
4 25 - Rep Motor Truck... 28* 27 27* + * fir
* 65* 520 Royal Dutch 72* 67 68* + 1 ne
4 13* 1 8t Joseph Lead 14* 13* 14 + * t0
* 15* - St LA San F i. 26* 24* 24*+ *
11 - BLLouls&SW 31* 29* 29*+ 2 fir
4 20* ? 8t.L A S W pfd 43* 42 42 + 2 Or
4 5* 1 Santa Cecilia Sugar.. 5* 5* 5* ? * (
4 15* - Savage Arms 17 16 17+1 27
4 3 ? Saxon Motors 3* 3* 3* + * sti
4 6 ? Seaboard Air Line.. 8 8 8 + * 261
4 10 - Seaboard A L pf 15* 14* 14* *
99* 8 Sears Roebuck 106 101 105 + 4*
4 14* ~ Seneca Copper 18* 17* 18* + 1* J Ea
5 ? Shattuck A Arts.... 5* 5* 5* j 1
4 43 74 Shell Trans Ter 45* 43 43*- * ^
4 23* - Sinclair Oil... t.... 27* 23* 24*- *! 72j
i 51 6 Sloss-Shef 8 A I.... 56 53 54 + 2 1
4 88* 6 Southern Paclflo... 115 111 112* + 2 21
97 12 S Porto Rico 8ug... 110 100* 110 +10
4 18 - Southern RR 26* 24* 24*+ * P
4 50 6 Southern RR pfd.. 61 58* 61* + 3*
600 20 Standard oil. N. J.. 649 610 *616 + 1
4 100* 7 Standard Oil. N.J.pf 105* 103**104*-1
4 28 4 Stewart Warner..., 29 27* 28* + 1*
A en
*09 4 Stromber* Carb.... 49X 38 42X + IX I
< 41X 7 Studebaker 4SX 43 44X + 244
10 ' ? Submarine Boat UX 10 I0X + X
<14 2 Superior Oil 16 13X 14X + X
41 0 Superior Steel 46 41 45X + 4X
4 744 ? Tenn Cop 4k Chem.. 844 744 844+44
< 24)4 1 Texas Coal & Oil.... 27)4 24)4 26 + 44
< 40 3 Texas Co (new).... 51 4644 4744 + 1)4
17 - Texas 4k Padflo 23 18 1944 - 144
< 944 - Third Ave RR 1644 1544 16)4 + 144
<4 10)4 2 ?0 Times 8q Auto Sup.. 13 10X 11)4+ X
< 4944 6 Tobacco Products.. 55X SI 53+3)4
< 8)4 - Tran Con Oil 9)4 8)4 9X + X
< 40 6 Transue Will A Wig. 42 41 41)4 + 1)4
27)4 2)4 Twin City Rapid Tr. 42)4 42 42)4 + 1)4
73)4 8 Union Bag A Paper.. 78 75 78 +3
21)4 - Union Oil 23)4 21)4 22)4 + 44
4 110 10 Union Paoiilo 12344 120 121 + 3)4
< 61)4 4 Union Paclflopfd... 65 64 64
32 4 United Alloy 8teel.. 34)4 32 34 + IX ^
<176 12 United Fruit 203)4 190)4 193 + 1
4 7)4 ? Uni Ry Investment. 11)4 9)4 11)4 + 2
< 13 - Uni Ry Invest pfd.. 25 2144 22)4-+ IX
< 54 8 Uni Retail Stores... 62 6744 59 + 344
< 10)4 - USC Iron PA Fo.. 12 10)4 12 +1
4 39X 6 U S CIP A Fo pfd.. 45 39X 44 +4
4 29 6 US Pood Pro*..... 36 29)4 31X + IX
< 6644 8 U 8 Indust'l Alcohol 73H 68 71X + IX
4 3544 -US Realty A Imp.40 36 39 +3
i 58X 8 U 8 Rubber 68 64X 64X + 444
4 100 8 U 8 Rub 1st pfd 101X 101 101X + IX
41X 6 U S Smelt A Ref.... 45X 43)4 43)4 - X
80 5 US Steel 84X 81 81X + X
4 104X 7 US Steel pfd 106X 106 106X + 1
4 49X 6 Utah Copper - 53X 51 51 - X
4 1 - Utah Seo Corp 10)4 10X 10X - X
4lX 6 Vanadium Steel.... 45)54 41X 43X ? 3X
i 36X 4 Va-CarChem 43 37 37X + IX
< 76 6 ValCAC 91 90 90
9X 2 Vivadou (Inc) 12X 944 9)4 - IX
J __ TIT-V Vi- "* *
. ?yj SJ4 8>4 + *4
4 20*4 - Wabash pfd A 26 24X 24*4 + X
4 8H- Western Kd 12H 10X 11*4 + IX
4 11 - West Md Id pfd.... 20X 18X 20*4 + 3X
20Vi - Western Paclflo.... 35 32 34*4 + 2*4
54X 6 Western Pacific pf... 74X 73 74X + 1*4
4 SOH 7 West Union Tel.... 87X 84*4 86X + 3
89*4 7 Westlnghouse B. 84 81 64X + 5*4
4 40*4 4 Westlnahouselif*. 44 41X 42X + IX
8 - Wheeling: ALB.... 11*4 10*4 11*44- >4
15 - Wheel A L.E pfd... 21 18*4 30*4 + 1J4
4 36*4 4 White Motors...... 4(94 38 38*4 + *4
4 16*4 ? White Oil 19*4 16*4 16*4 - 1*4
4 19 - Wlokwlre Steel 32*4 21*4 81*4+ X
4 45 6 Wilson Oo......... 48*4 45 46 + 1
6*4 1 Willys Overland.... 8*4 7*4 8 + *4
47 7 Willys Over p<d.... 51 49 50 + 2*4
100 8 Woolworth. 106 106*4 107*4+ X
4 42*4 6 WortblngtonPuntp.. 48*4 43*4 45 + IX
x& fx dividend, ' i i mnaeii *mb
.> . , -I r - s
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO, November 27.?Ii
rensth was allows in all craii
ires at the open in* of today's se
' the Chicago Board of Trade,
lually large export sales, fu
lying for that account, big tn
; Canadian centers, a falling c
irthwestern receipts, reduced aci
i Kansas and reports of very
mntry offerings at Kansas City
ned to bring about fractional
inces at the start. One report h
at gulf export sales of more
000,000 bushels were recorded
rday, and that there were fu
reign acceptances after the mi
osed. Southern Europe was glvi
ie principal buyer, it being u
ood that the Britiah food comml
id abandoned American market
median because of the foreigt
isnge situation.
December wheat opened ti
gher, at 1.54 to 1.55, With K
actlcally unchanged at 1.41
IS%- On the buying Dece
>rked to 1.64 * and then Jumpi
i<, while March showed a gr
lative gain by touching 1.52.
Corn and oats followed alowl
e wake of the wheat rally,
mness being accented by contl
ort covering through comml
iusea December corn opened
anged to % lower at (5 to <4%,
Hied to CSH- May corn openii
to 71*. progressed to 73*.
,ts Started at 48 G to 4844. adva
48*.
Potatoes?Receipts, 98 cars. Mi
ill. Northern whites, sacked, 1.
10; bulk, 1.75 to 1.90. Red 1
lios, l.SOal.SO. Idaho Rurals,
,5.
rhere were some recessions ii
jslng trades In corn. Dec*
ent to CC*. but closed at 68*?
sy corn closed at 72* to 73*.
mained fairly Arm, May clostr
e top.
tdght offerings on the advanct
rslstent commission house bi
nded to keep the wheat mark
i upward trend. The close was
steady at 1.55* to 1.(5* foi
mber and 1.51* to 1.51* for M
WI1KAT? Open. Hljh. Ixrw.
cember 1.34 1.39* 1.S3
trch It# 1.33* 1.47*
DOKX?
cember 64* 66* 64*
iy 71 73* 71
DATS?
rember 44* 43 * 44
>y 48* 49* 48*
NEW YORK. November
heat?Spot steady; No. 2
50* spot c. 1. f. track New 1
id No. 2 mixed durum, 1.77*
arrive.
Corn?Spot steady; No. 2 ye
;* and No. 2 mixed, 94* <
?w York, ten-day shipment.
Oats?Spot quiet; No. 1 white.
Lard?Firm; middle western, 1
.50. nominal.
Other articles unchanged.
DAIRY MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. November 27
all.?Arrivals by boat: Poul
live, springers, large, per pouni
>., small to medium, 28; do., i
ghorns, 26; do., rough, poor
in. 25; old roosters, 20; do.,
ins, over four pounds, 28; smal
; do., white leghorn hens. 2
icks, muBCovy, young, do., wl
i., smaller, poor, 25a26.
turaeys, young, id., to; ao., 01
S; do., poor and crooked bi
att. Pigeons, old, pair, 35a40;
>ung, 35a40. Ouinea fowl. y<
; do., old, 40. Geese, nearby, fat
, SOatl; western. 29a30; do., all
>ns, poor and thin, 28.
Dressed poultry?Turkeys, choi<
ncy, per lb., 47a4S; fair to
a4C; old toms, 43a44. Chic
oice, young. 28a30; old and m
atO; old roosters, 22. Ducki
2. Oeese, nearby, 34atS; we
d southern, 32a33.
Sggs?Maryland and Pennsylv
arby, per dos., 78a80; eastern a
sryland and Virginia, 78a80; \
n front, 77a?8; West Virginia
; southern, 75a78.
Jotter?Creamery, fancy, 81
lnts, <4a68; nearby creamery,
; dairy prints, Maryland and
nfa and Pennsylvania 84a36; i
eked, 28a29; Maryland and Peni
nia rolls, 34a3S; do., western
nla, rolls, 23a34; do., Ohio, roll
4; process butter, 48aS0.
?iEW YORK, November 27.?B
Weak; receipts. 5.780 tubs; cr<
y, higher than extras, 57%a68;
is (82 score), 57; firsts (88 t
are), 46a56; packing stock, No.
3ggs?Steady; receipts, 9,133 c
ssh gathered, extra firsts, 81
sts, 76a81; state, Pennsylvania
arby western hennery whites, I
extras, 95al.08; state, Pennsylt
d nearby hennery browns, ex
s93; do., gathered and mixed o?
sts to extraa 77a88; refriger
sts to finest, 57a<0.
Sheese?Irregular; reoeipts. 3
ite, whole milk, flats, held. spe<
s29; do., average run, 24Ha:
ite whole milk, flats, fresh. spe<
s26; do., average run, 23Ha24H
'oultry?Lit'e. not quoted; dre
?ady and unchanged.
CHICAGO, November 27.?Butl
sy; creamery, 38a53.
Bggs?Higher. Receipts, 936 ci
sts, 70a71; ordinary firsts, 69a6:
irk, cases included, 60a69; standi
i73; refrigerator firsts, 63Ha64
Poultry?Alive, lower; fowls,
H; springs, 23; turkeys, 35.
Distinctive 1
The garments we
highest standard of e:
terials?still we are r
Henry I
Imp
1
\juiun
We're R
High Cost
Oar old customer
put prices up?but "
downward near to r
That*a the obje
on Suits and Ove
a Stein tailored i
Dossible for $60.
We are taking ou
ported and domestic
these garments Mr.
skill in design?and
for which this shop j
The new prices sa
J. M. ST
523 Thir
iawaPBBB=acss===s=
r~ RECENT UPHEAVAL
UnI
HITS BULL CLIQUES
com
I adthan
Rumor in Market of Complete
yesarket
Change in Control of Seven
as
?"r- eral Industrials.
NEW YORK. November 27.?Ap.
?/*v/suuuiK me nnai monin or an f
> 1* eventful year, the stock market tint
week continued Its process of dumber
flat'on. but In a more orderly mailed
to I ner than that shown by the corneater
rnodity markets. The extensive Ilqui.
datlon of the previous three week*
'J[ >n seemed to have spent its force In all
thslr save some of the speculative shares,
Inued these being chiefly represented l>y
sslon shippings, oils and steels, where new
un- levels were reached. '
then if rumor and gossip are to be
at credited, the recent upheaval coniMay
pletely wiped out numerous accounts
ncing of bull cliques and coteries and incldentally
brought about a change "f
control or ownership In several of
70 to the prominent industrial properties.
2 05a founder Teehutral 1'osltlon.
The technical position of the market
i the is believed to be infinitely sounder for
mber the severe depreciation of quoted
i6S>4 values, while bank loans to brokers
Oats are said to be smaller by at least
ig at (500,000,000 than the aggregate of a
month ago.
I and Money rates for virtually all form
tying of accommodation are quotedly and
et on actually lower, but foremost banking
fair- interests are emphatically of iin?
De- opinion that no prolonged change for
arch, the better can be expected until the
dour future of commerce and industry bcl.SStfc
comes more clearly defined.
1.51V4 Industrial conditions, as outlined by
the latest surveys indicate further
decrease of non-essential production.
lower prices, reduced wages and a
44U marked falling away of the country's
4ST. export trade for which the exchange
? I illnatlnn I- 1- -l-? " ?
"vuaiiwil AO liciu LV UC pi 1111(11 11 V
red, responsible,
fork, Loan to Cabs Hano Fire.
c.i. f. with one exception, the sale of
li $15,000,000 of Canadian Northern
e I e R?1Iway bonds which found a readj*
c. 1.1. market, the week brought no new
capital offerings to investors. A pr<>J,'K
Jected loan to Cuba is hanging fire
o?aa and other foreign credits. mainly .
European, are likely to remain in
abeyance until the turn into the new
year.
(toP- LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Md., November 37 ?
an{i The live cattle market has been conold
s'derably easier at the stockyards.
| an<? *'1's ^as afTected the market on
wharf stock. Demand, slow generalL.Vl.
ly. Quotations today at Light street
nttes, wharf.
Beef cattle, first quality, per lb..
8 to 10; medium. 5 to 7; bulls, as
to quality, 4 to 6; cows, as to quality,
3 to 6; thin steers. 4 to ; oxen.
JJ~ as to quality, 4 to 6: milk cows, choice
"a?c to fancy, per head. 60.00 to 80.00; common
to fair, per head. 30.00 to 50.00.
_ i Calves, veal, choice, per lb.. 16 to 17;
jLA ordinary to medium. 12 to 16: heavv,
smooth, fat, per head. 20.00 to 25.00;
i--!" rough, per head. 15.00 to 18.00: com
30 mon thln- Per head, 10.00 to 12.00.
stern Sheep?No. 1. per lb., 5 to 6; old
bucks, 4 to 5: common. 2 to 3j
ania lambs, spring, ahoice. 11: fair to
hore' good, 8 to 10; common thin, 5 to 6.
vesD Hogs?Straight, per lb., 9 to 11;
?7a sows as to quality. 7 to 9; stags and
' boars, 4 to 5; live pigs, as to size
r???. and quality. 10 to 11; shoats, as to *
32a also and quality. 10 to 11.
Vlr- CHICAGO. November 27.?Hogsstore
Receipts, 6.000 head; market active
asyl- and mostly 10c higher: closing
Vir- strong. Bulk of sales. 9.85al0.15; top,
8, 33 10.25; heavy weights. 9.80al0.25;
medium weights, 10.00al0.26; light
utter weights, 9.80al0.15: light lights. 9.70a
10.00; heavy packing sows, smooth,
earn- 9,35^9.75; packing sows, rough, 9.10a
; ex- 9.35; pigs, 9.25al0.00.
0 91 Cattle?Receipts. 3.000 head: com- ,
2. 29. pared with a week ago. native and
ases; western beef steers, 25 to 76 aents
3a85- higher; fat cows and heifers around
an(j steady; canners and cutters. 15 to 25
Brut, cents higher; light and handy veal
calves. $1 to $2 lower; heavy calves
? slow to lower; stookers and feeders
tras, gteady to 25 cents higher.
dors, sheep?Receipts, 2,000 head; oomator,
pared with a week ago, fat sheep.
lambs and yearlings, 25 to 50 cents
>183; lower; feeders 50 to 75 cents lower,
cials, ,
COTTONSEED OIL RALLY.
1 a 8' NEW YORK, November 27.?Tenders
' of 800 bbls. of December contracts,
' along with the poor showing in cotton
and lard and slow trade demand,
ter? put cottonseed oil values lower early.
but a moderate rally follttf"?d on
see: week end covering. Final bids were
3; at 9 points lower to 5 net higher. Sales,
ards, 3,300 bbls. Crude oil was easy; prime
li. crude. 6.00. sales; prime summer yel14a
low. spot, 8.60; December, 8.70; March.
9.25; May, 9.45. all bid.
i
I ^
vailoring for Men
: make, while embodying the
xcellence in tailoring and maevising
our prices downward.
Kaufman
vrtlaf Tailor
ido Building j
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educing the
X*%Wi\iAttsr
. ui laiiuiwg i
s know how reluctantly we !
tre are gladly sending them
tormaL Ji
ct of this 20% reduction I
srcoats?end that means
Suit or Overcoat now is j
r loss on our big line of hn:
woolens?but putting into
Stein's personal taste and
I the integrity of tailoring
is famous.
ive you at least 20%.
EIN & CO. .
Tailors to the Fastidious
Street

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