The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-04-02
1'oday's Markets
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The recovery in the stock market was
extended at tcday's opening as prices con-
tinued to rebound from their recent depres-
sion. Substantial gains were recorded by
an assortment of representative indus trials
including American Can, Mack Trucks, Al
lis Chalmers, American Car and Founory
and Postum Cereal.
Rail shares failed toj participate to any
marked extent in the initial advance, all
though Atlantic Coast Line, Frisco ana
Missouri Pacific preferred moved up l 70
points. Buying was c2n1lned iNr ;t ~
popular industrials and specialties, with
gains running from to points. Ans
nouncement that control Of the Dodge
Brothers Automobile company mad passed
to bankers who might link other concerns
with it in a huge automobile merger, stlm-
ulated trading in Packard and Hudson Mo
tors asd Briggs Manufacturing, which were
mentioned in this connection. Other shares
responded to reports of increased demand
and production, many of them advancing
10 poists along with General Electric,
Tidewater Oil, United States Alcohol, Ma
tional Lead and Dupont. Foreign exchanges
were irregular at the opening STERLING
moving up fractionally to $4,77 5-S;
Scattered short selling and profit taking
later interrupted the advance. Some OF
the market leaders fell fractionally before
last nights closing figures with United
States Cast Iron Pipe, General Electric,
Interborough and r. H. Macy losing to
1sl points The establishment of lower
levels invited fresh buying however, and
the entire list again swung upward before
noon. The recent elimination of many weak
accounts furnished firm basis for the
rally which was given further impetus by
a squirt in wheat prices and urgent short
covering among few high price industrials.
u. S. Steel got back to 115% and gains OF
two points or more were registered by
American Express, Pittsburgh Terminal
Coal, Jersey Central, Great Western Sugar
and Pierce Arrow preferred. Call money re-
newed at Az per cent.
CHICAGO-GRAIN
Announcement that new export buying
Of wheat had taken good sized proper
items led to an early upturn in wheat prices
today. Selling to secure profits on the rise
of values caused something Of reaction,
but then the market went higher than
before, Scattered rains is the drought
districts of the winter crop belt. together
with forecasts of additional moisture, at
tracted considerable notice, however, and
tended more or less to check enthusiasm
which ranged from III to cents higher,
May az to lao and July 1884, to 1891,
was followed by advances to 1.49% for May.
Corn and oats ascesded with wheat, after
opening at q to ia cents higher. May
1.0516 the corn market touched Los Ia
for May.
Oats started at 3-s to 5-S cents up. May
Al 7-s to AZ, later May stood at AZ S-S.
Provisions We're sharply higher, ln1iuenc-
ed by bulges in the value of grain and
hogs.
CHICAO-PRODUCE.
POTATOES-EarGly trading limited,
market dull, few sales; receipts SD cars
total United States shipments 742; Wiscon-
sis sacked round whites 85M95; mostly
ss690s few fancy higher; bulk 8O@9O
fancy 951l.0O poor 70; Minnesota sacked
round whites mostly s0@s5 sacked red
river Ohios 1.05@1.1O; Idaho sacked Rus
sets 2.3O612.35.
POULTRY-Alive. unchanged.
FR4GS-Unchanged receipts 1890 cases,
BUTTER receipts 6,806 tubs
creamery extras 4315 standards 43 extra
firsts 42h GAS; firsts 40A@4113; seconds
33038.
CHEESE Unchanged.