The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-03-06
CHICAGO - PRODUCE

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CHICAGO PRODUCE
MISUNDERSTANDING slow. market weak;
ments 9sS: Wisconsin sacked round whites
1.15@1.30; few 1856. bulk i.2071.30;
fancy lao; Idaho sacked russess 2.206T2.30;
Minnesota sacked red river Ohios 1901 so.
POULTRY-AIve unsettled; fowls "a;
springs 20; boosters II: geese 10.
BUTTER---Lower: receipts S.s48 tuhs !;
creamery extras 451a; standards 45t5 OK
ira firsts 45@451-4. firsts 4ieI44ts; sec
onds 43@4312.
EGGS Higher; receipts 1890 cases !:
firsts 221a@2S; ordinary firsts .0ED21. Z
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
within narrow and ir reg lar limits at the
opening of todays market. 4 fair demand
developed for some Vt the Independent
steels. Congoleum droppe1 a point and
New Orleans. Texas and Me1co sagged q.
Irregularity confirmed throughout the
early dealings with the oils ggiving good
demonstration of group strength. Maracai-
DO advanced two points and Pacific and
dropped ~. st. Paul common and pre-
ferred each advanced a point and New Or
leans, Texas and Mexico cancelled It's less
and advanced point a1d New Orleans.
Texas and Mexico cancslled its loss ard ad-
vanced q to 103 new 1924 high. Cen
trail leather common and preferred dropped
l and 1% respectively, to new 1924 lows
and Deere preferred broke six points Unit
ed Cast Iron Pipe and American Wooden
were again under pressure, dropping l%
EACH Foreign exchanges opened irregular.
Although the oils and certain 'oav priced
rails presented strong front, bear traders
weak spots particularly among the leather.
silk and chemical shares Additional new
1924 low records were established bv Del
aware and Hudson Chicago and Eastern
T1fs. Tl..Is
Kayser common and preferred and Ameri-
can Agricultural Chemical common and pre-
ferred, the losses ranging from 2 to 5b
points. Standard industrials, such as
United States Steel common, American Can
and Baldwin, met good support and event
ually climbed above last nights closing
figures. Geerl Electric and Westin ;house
were in good demand, each rising ro:nt
per cent
CHICAGO - GRAIN
Grain prices developed weakness today
to reports that the White House had given
qualified endorsement to the McNary Hagen
BILL had bearish effect on wheat Wheat
opening prices which varied from unchang-
to 1.12 and Julyl.12 1-8 to liz Id were
followed by moderate general decline.
Corn reflected continued liberal re-
ceipts. After opening at shade lower to
underwent a material decline all around
Oats sympathized with the weakness of
other cereals. started at 1-S "a Ia off to
shade up. Nav 481a to 48 5-8, later all de-
liveries showed some loss.
Provisions were easier in line with the
hog market.
MILWAUKEE-GRAIN.
WHEAT-No. 1 nor, 1.25@1So; No. 2
nor, 123@12S.
CORNING. yellow n 3-40lT915; No. 8
white 771a@7s ga; No. mixed ~ Lao
1914.
oATs-No. 2 white 4s 1-4@49 IA: No. 3
white AZ 3-4148; No. white 47@4712.
RYE-No. 2 7101T1 3-4.
Misunderstanding 69@83; Wisconsin 700
SO feed and rejected 67069.
HAY-Unchanged
Closing Prices
WHEAT-No. s, Red 10 Ia q Ill;
No. Hard 1.121a m1.15h.
CORN-No. 8 mixed II Ia; No. yell
&C oATsmHo. White 481a@4SA; No. 8
White 47648.
RYEHNo 8, 70.
BARLEY-70M NS3.
TIMOTHY SFED--6- o0d 8.25.
CLOVER SEED-16.50@23.5
LARD-11.0O.
RIBSI962.
RFTI, TES-1O.12.