The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-04-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK CITY - Short coverings OPP
erations impaired firmer tone to stock
prices at the opening of today's market,
which reflected the better feeling inspired
by President Coolidge's address yesterday.
Industrial leaders, including United States
Steel, American Can and Studebaker moved
up and fractional recoveries took place in
a wide varietp of oil shares.
Aggressive buying where in evil
dence, but continued covering about steady
improvement thJ oughout the general list.
Motor oil and speciality shares scored frac-
tional gains, but American Wooden continu-
ed under selling pressure due to the I'M
favorable trade reporteN from the Textile
industry, falling to new low at 81 Id,
General Electric advanced two points and
gains ranging from fractions to more than
a point were registered by Baldwin, Allied
Chemical, Colorado Fuel and Iron, Gulf
States Steel Chandler and Maxwell Motors
a. General Motors and Dupont both re-
sponded to the favorable earnings shown
by tn eformer corporation In the first quar-
ter. Congoleum and Norfolk and Western
encountered fresh selling and declined from
to points. Foreign exchanges opened
higher.
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CHICAGO - LIVESTOCK
HoGsLReeeipts $4,000: slow. TT to 10 10
cline; big packers bidding 10 to 10 cents
lower; shipping orders limited, bulk good
end choice $40 to 1875 pound butchers 7.30
@745; practical top 7.45; one load 262
better grades ITO to 210 pounds weight
7.15@7 40: bulk desirable 140 to $50 pound
averages 6.70M7.10; packing sows 5 to 10
lower bulk 6.65G6.S5. best weighty killing
pigs steady; others dull, weak to 20 lower
bulk good and choice strong weight S,1b@
6.25; heavyweight hogs 7.2507.45: medium
7.20M7.46 light 6.75@7.40; light LIGHT 50
M7.20; packing sows smooth 6.75M69O
packing rough 6.5506.75 slaughter
pigs 4.2RM6.25.
CATTLE = 5000. very little done; teef
steers and fat she stock weak to 20 cents
lower; most grades fed steers 10 to 10 cents
off killing quality largely medium to good /;
bulk fed steers and yesrlings of quality and
condition to sell at S.25 to 1880; yearling
steers and beef heifers numerous choice
weighty bullocks early 1925 best yearnngs
around II CO., bulls weak to 15 cents lower
Gamers sharing fat she stock decline. stnck-
ers and feeders comparatively scarce. firm
most veel calves to packers S.00N90O.
SFEFP-Receipts slow. few early sales
fat lambs around % lower; sheep around
80 lower best handvweight fat clipped
lambs to outsiders 14.75 early bulk clippers
18.6o6l13.75; few good to choice wooled
lambs 1915: choice clinped ewes SI5 COM
spring lambs 17.00022.00.
CHICAGO - GRAIN
Wheat traders marked time today during
the early dealings and effected no decided
chance in prices, enparentiy neither sellers
nor buyers were willing to take any deter
mined stard for the time being. and were
confirming their efforts 70 adjustment of omen
accounts The bulk of wheat transactions
consisted Of changinq over fror-, May delivery
to July Onening prices. which varied from
Ia csent off tn 1-8 cent M May 1.0315
and July LOG 3-S. we've followed by only
trifling chsnges in either direction.
Corn and oats held STEADY with wheat
After opening unchanged to Ia cent lower,
Nav IT a-S to 771b; the corn market Dip
ped little, and then scored slight gains in
sor1e cases.
Oats started at 1-801-4 cent decline. to a
like advance May IS 7-8 to rs 7-S747 cents
ana later DUPLICATED the action of corn
Lower quotations on hogs made the prol
vision market easy.
BUTTER-Higher recents 5,4o2 tubs
creanerv EXTRAS At: standards ST; extra
firsts s6@361a; firsts s41a@3515; seconds
3SM34.
CHFFSF-Unchanged.
ECGS-Ui9her receipts 2e.957 cases
| firsts 22022 Id ordirarv firsts 201@ a
| 21: storage pack extras 2215 firsts % la
POULT0Y-Alive. lower. fowls 2402e
hroilers ~.
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR AND BRAN
| FLOUR - Unchanged. Shipments 36.05O
| barrels.
! BRAN-22oo.
Closing Prices.
wHFAT-No. 1 Hard. Ill, No. 2 Hard
| 1OA166 .0s15.
coRN-Nc 2 Mixed so1a No. Yellow
| 80
ooATs-Nn. 2 White 4s@4s% No. 8
| white 4s04e.
RYE-Nn. ?. sc Ia.
PAPT Fy-7oNo2
| TIMOTHY STFD-5. 051760
! CLOVER srED-1s.50@22.0
/ APD-10s5.
/ PIBS-10.12.
: BELLIES-10.50.