The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-06-26
Today Markets
CHIcAGo-pRoDUCE

BUTTER-Lower. receipts 1885 tubs I;
creamery extras 80 Ia: standards SO Ia !;
extra firsts ss@as1a; firsts seh@s71z :
DGGs-Reoaipts 1925 cases. firsts 251a
R26; ordinary firsts 245a storage pack
extras 81; firsts 2611.
POTATOES-Old stock very dull: little
demand: new stock strong: receipts new 80 !;
old cars total United States shipments !:
New 541; old 10; one car Wisconsin sacked
round white sold 100. Alabama, Louisiana,
Arkansas and Oklahoma sacked bliss tri-
umphs 2,7O@2.90: decayed 2.25; North Car
DINA barrel cobblers 460@4.70; some low
as 4.55.
Ia CHICAGO - GRAIN
Corn opening prices which varied from
80 rs "a go and Sept. s7sz@ss 1-s. were
followed by swift irregular. advance with
numerous temporary set backs.
Wheat and oats responded to corn
northwest, including Canada, had a trans
lent bearish influence on wheat. After
opening unchanged to 5-3c lower, July 1.13%
to 1.1S 7-S. and Sept. LA s-S q 1.14%
wheat prices rose all around to well above
yesterdays finish.
Oats started unchanged to lac up, Sept.
4s 3-s, and later showed decided general
gains
Provisions were firm. synpathizing with
POULTRY-Alive, unchanged
wHEAT--No. 2 red i.1bA: No. red
1.ls% No. Q hard 1.151a.
es No. yellow saSss5 3 No. 50 yellow Wa 81,
90; No. 2 white 947a.
oATs-No. white SAY; No. white
5S15-b4.
TIMOTHY sTED-5.5o to $50.
GLOVER SEBD-11.oo to 1880.
LARD--l0.s0
RIBS-10.00
BELLIES l025.
CHICAGO - LIVESTOCK
HOGS-25, 600; steady to strong on de-
sirable grades; others slow, steady, sood
shipping demand big packers inactive; bulk
good and choice 250 to s25 pound butchers
7.00M7.1O: top LIS; majority ITO to 225
pound weight 6.7007.o0i bulk desirable lao
to 100 pound averages 6.2516.5o packing
steady; bulk better strungweights $500
$40; heavyweights 6.9067.15; medium
weight 6S0D7.10; light weight 6.25G6.95 :;
light lights 5,35M6.35; paking hogs smooth
6:25@6.b5; packing hogs rough b.9o@6.25 !;
slaughter pigs 4.75M5.25.
CATTLE-6.0 900: steers and yearlings and
fat she stock more active, strong to 15c
higher spots more on desirable weiRhty
steers. suitable for shipping purposes,
largely cleanup market stale kind from
earlier in the week fairly numerous, steer
run includes several loads good to choice
bullocks; good shipping demand: some long
fed cows held around 100: bulk fed steers
earlp 760m9.50; bulls weak to lOc lower /;
best heavy bolognns around ASS; less de-
sirable kinds 4.40d4.60 vealehs uneven
generally steady to 25c higher; outsiders
taking bulk of desirable veal calves at 1000
010.25. few 1880 and above; packers most
" S.50M9.50.
SHEEP 900; fairly active; quality of
range lambs generally below standard fat
lambs weak to SOC lower; sheep scarce.
steady no early ssles bulk desirable native
lambs around SIS pounds 1880; culls ma
tives largely 500 few $50; mixed twos and
aged wethers 500.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK CITY-Stock prices fluctu-
nted unevenly at the opening of todap's
market, reflecting the INDIGESTION evident
in yesterdays trading: Variations were
ing only small fractional changes. Chesa-
peake g. Ohio, Bethlehem Steel and Sin
clair moved lower, but Fleischmann reach
ed new 1924 high price.
Apathy of the principal market inter-
ests dulled the edge of trading, although
differences OF opinion among spectators
were indicated by the churninr about OF
various stocks witrin. narrow limits. To-
Schultz. dropptng points and Tobacco
Products a point. Railroad issues made e
better showing than industrials "Nickls
Plate" climbing q point, while Southern
Railway. Great Northern dreferred and
New York Ontario and Western reached
1924 peak prices. Cuyama Fruit rallied
S-S. No transactions in United States
first half hour and Baldwin. another Gus
Steel were recorde duntil the end of the
tomary market leader had not appeared on
the tape at that time Foreign exchanges
opened steady.
Prices swing upward before noon but
trading. in the general list continued in
relatively light volume. Bullish demonstra-
tions again took place in the low priced
rails, additional new 1924 highs being re-
corded by New Haven, Pere Marquette pre-
ferred and Katy preferred Brooklyn
Manhattan Issues also moved to new high
ground on buying undoubtedly inepired by
the granting OF a petition for an increas-
ed sale to the New York and Queens Trac-
ton company. Strength Of a number of
specialties sqGgested a renewal of pool on
erations which have been aided recently
by easy money rates. Loose Wiles Biscuit,
Fleischmann and General Baking each ex-
tended their early gains 2 to 8 points. Cal