The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-12
TOday's Markets
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET


at the opening of todays market, Pan
American broke 21a points on the an
nouncement that Edward Doheny was ne
gotiating the sale of it's Mexican proper
ties and United States Cast Iron Pipe drop
ped 3 points. Ludlum Steel was driven
down more than five points following
change in control of the company Baldwin
moved up on short covering and then fell
back.
Liquidation of weak speculative accounts
reflected in marked declines of special
stocks which recently had figured in bull
ish demonstrations. Commercial Solvents
A. dropped 8 IA points and most of Bald
WINS initial point gain was forfeited.
American car and Foundry, Pressed Steel
Car Railway Steel Spring, Jordan Motors
and American Safety Razor sold l to "
points lower. Selling pressure increased
against the St. Paul issues, driving both
common and preferred to new lows for the
year at IL 1-8 and 10 IA respectively. Sup
porting orders subsequently stffened the
Tilted States Cast Iron Pipe recovering az
to 4 points and American Can and Ameri-
can Locomotive joining in the rally. For
eign exchanges opened steady with Sterling
moving up to ATT 1-8.
Another wave of selling swept over the
market around the end of The first hour.
Wilson and company preferred broke five
points on reports that the reorganization
of stock. Laclade Gas dropped Az and
commercial Solvent 334. Evidence of
improved technical position result
of the. recent extended decline was seen
in the strong buying support which made
its appearance in other quarters, inducing
considerable short covering and leading to
brisk rally before noon. Otis Elevator
scared five points. General Electric four,
Savage Arms and National Enameling pre-
ferred 2% and American Can, Allis Chal-
mers and Utah Securities each. Ludlum
stiffened the announcement of director
that no change in nanagement was con-
FOL onA Tod off, Sfaa1 ION
again crossed 1913. Call money renewed
at IA per cent.
CHICAGO-PRODUCE
creamery extras so; standards so; extra
firsts 471a@49 >firsts 41045; seconds 34@
81.
CHEESE Unchanged
POTATOES-Early morning trade linn
ited market dull: receipts SO cars; total
United States shipments S53; Wisconsin
sacked round whites mostly 1.O0D1. 20. few
fancy 1.25; Michigan bulk russetts rurals
LILO: Idaho sacked russets 240.
POULTRY-Alive, lower; fowls 25@251a
springs 81 ROSTERS 10; turkeys %; ducks
81; geese 16.
EGGS Unchanged; receipts 1916 cases.
CHICAGO-GRAIN
Confronted by an unlocked for down
turn in Liverpool quotations, the wheat
market here underwent a sharp break here
today as much ss five cents a bushel, on
some transactions. Liverpool reports told
of havy arrivals, with the offerings being
pressed at concessions. More or less mois
ture in dry sections of the domestic winter
crop belt tended also to increase selling
here and to pull values down.
Chicago initial prices, which ranged from
rs to Ia off. with May 1.841h to 1.S6
and July 1.6l% to 1.621a were followed by
irregular descent that carried Fay as
low as 1.82%.
Corn and oats went lower with wheat.
After opening at So to IL cent decline,
NAV 12915 to 1894 corn rallied some
|. Oats started at Is to q cent off, May
so IA to 50a4 reacted a bit and then fell
lower than before
Provisions we're weak. reflecting on the
action of grain and of hogs.
CHICAGo-LIvESTOCK
HOGS-19 900; slow, 10 to Is cents low
err; than Tuesdays average. Light and
bulk desirable $50 to 500 pound butchers
13.50613 rs I: lao to 100 pound weight
largely IL 60@13.40; bulk packing soys
12.S5012.65 strong weight slaughter pigs
1900 to 1850; heavyweight 1s.4o01S.sO;
medium weight 13.35G313S0: light weight
1S.30d13.70 light light 12.25@12.60; pack
ing house smooth 12.40@ 1915: packing
house rough II 10912.4o; slaughter pigs
CATTLE oOC; mostly IS cents highe-.
several strings weighty steers 11.00Q11E0
mostly 100G0a19.50; most fed cows BIS
QT.00 light beifers 10000 bidding
around $500 on weighty bolognss; veslers
strong to 60 cents higher mostly 1880
1900: bulk stockers and feeders 7.1aM8.25.
STEEP-1e geo; stesdyg and waak bulk
better grade knndyyeight lambs Z oGa7 1850
% to o5 s,oaIld weight 10000 1873; sS-
trernely weights kind mostly 1850; Esd
shee, stestsy. fs-edine and she3r1ng lambs
seeady to stran1; bulk Il. 9odiI.ss
First publication March II. 1895.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
KENoSHA COUNTY. COURT
In the matter of the estate of Caroline
Knackstadt. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands of all persons against Caroline
Knackstadt, deceased. late of the city of
Kenosha, in said county of Kenosha, will be
examined and adjusted by the County Court
Of Kenosha county at the regular ter-as OF
said court to be holden at the County Court
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