Show f f J I J J. J w 1 f i. i t C Ev EV EVENING 1 dt APRIL 10 1923 Ir f Gains Grains Provisions Dairy Produce I DAIRY Quotations by Mutual Cream Creamery Cf l Fresh 10 m Fr pound 8 extra etra cub cubes cub cr creamery me butter n nF F t utra cr creamery amr l butter lute r 1 0 Feh h i. i cre i b p parch parch- fb- fb U D nt prInt prints ruh canton c creamery n er 1 butter 1 In Fr h Yb h t ci 46 H print 11 Co In Select buter cub 9 eggs ec 1 Eu FUl cream orean pies 4 S 'S 1 FUI cr cream cheese cheu H se Young A V rv I ca Cs f it S 'S ft all 56 FUl loc Hm ch pound I-pound eq are Cream i Swiss brick cheese cheese 32 1 J f KANSAS CITY Mo 10 April But tot ter poultry and anA aDt eggs egg eCI unchanged CHICAGO A April 3 10 O. Poultry alive uve ve unchanged NEW YORK April Live lO poultry Irr Irregular eular Fowls Fowl Lve A.-Lve dressed poultry weak fowls 21 Sc I CHICAGO A April id But Butter Lower So creamery e extras extra tra standards extra firsts nuon c firsts 47 seconds Kg l f her receipts t 2 6 i cases firsts first ordinary t 23 Sic ml miscellaneous 24 storage de packed extras etra n C trIte lt firsts 27 Ue c. c NEW YORK April Apri 10 Butter Steady Stady E Eggs Firm Eggs r Firm lr fresh gathered firsts 25 26 P Pacific co coast whites extras tr cOl i whites firsts jt to extra firsts firt I Cheese Weak Cheese Weak state whole milk mUk twins fre fresh frech h average erace 1 run runS run 2 C. C i 0 POTATO MARKET i CHICAGO 10 1 Potatoes Slightly stronger receipts receIpt 7 1 75 cars caul to total total to- to I 0 tal 01 U. U S. S shipments 81 Wisconsin wt sacked lacked round whites white 00 few lew 1 cwt cut ditto dito bulk C l cwt Minnesota sacked Sled Red rivet river I h I i i r cwt 5 11 frozen n cWt t. t Ne Nebraska Ne braska sacked whites white poor tro i cwt C Colorado sacked C Brown Beauties Montana sacked lacked russets 70 cwt wt Idaho sacked 05 cwt j w L FLOm 2 MINNEAPOLIS I Minn April 10 r Flour Flour l Unchanged n e i Dr Bran 00 O. O H ilK lift lift- M. M i RAW ItAW SUGAR f i 0 NEW V NEW YORK April 10 New eW hl ht ec- ec C- C for the Iea season lon and since the year 1920 1820 10 were established in the loal local loal raw sugar luar market today Growing apprehensions of or a a shortage in supplies and a I much better beter Inquiry for tor refined have led to increased buying of ot raws tawa rawl by both domestic do do- medic and foreign buyers Cubas sold lole 0 today at 6 0 cost and freight equal to for lor centrifugal Tn sales sale amounted to about bags of C Cubas a and bags of at Porto Ricos Ia Kaw Itaw su sugar ar futures reflected the advance advance advance ad ad- vance in the spot market Prices AtI at I 5 midday were 4 to 10 points higher on covering and renewed buying for tor trade and commission comm houses houss The rhe market marlet for tor refined was wal firmer r and unchanged to 6 5 points hl higher ber with wih fine g granulated u t now quoted u at c c and a. a continued nn e good fC inquiry i r re reported 1 ported v Refined futures were nominal A L. L Livestock Z k t I Ij II j- j 11 Markets ar ke I ts I ISALT SALT LAKE Cattle Cattle Receipts steady strong atron demand Prime steers good steers feeder eede steers 5 choice cows and heavy heifers fair to good cows an and l heifers heit- heit ers ers cutters cuter fat lat bul bulls bologna bolona bull bulls buls light leht veal calves Hogs Hogs Receipts none steady to higher high hIgh- er strong Itron demand choice prime top fat rat hOgs 15 to pounds 2 bulk of ot sl sales 8 feeders leeders heavies 8 7 00 She Sheep p Receipts none steady teady far fair demand choice fat lambs 50 choice choloe yearlings fat ft ers era ers fat tat ewes ewe CHICAGO CHICAGO April Apri 10 Hogs Hogs Receipts slow uneven steady to lOo higher high high- er than Mondays Monday's aY average big packers I r h holding IJ na back bulk to o pound butchers buthers to pound pound 26 averages 45 top packIng pack pack- pak pak- Ing mit desirable sows sow sows mostly 10 to pound pound 10 18 pigs h heavyweight s ho hogs medium light 60 light light H packing cows smooth 7 20 0 packing BOWS sowe rough OO killing pigs 1118 8 Catt Cattle Receipts Cattle Receipts slow beef bee steers steady to higher than Mondays Monday's Mon Ion Ion- da days day's close killing quality plain early top matured matured steers Iteen 10 1000 1000 00 some held higher bulk early sales de des de handy weight steers getting best action aton bidding lower on veal calves calv bulls buil dull dul some heavy butcher bulls buls going on export account other classes generally al steady bulk desirable le bologna g rl bulls S 4 0 85 p packers bidding Y around 8 60 on good to choice bulk k stockers stackers i c and td feeders de 6 7 few I lots Iota halt half fat I kind on c country Jo ac account count late yesterday Sheep Sheep Receipts Receipts opening slow bidding n largely g 2 SIc lower on lambs b no j early sales old rd crop lambs b six eix loads a California a spring lambs 1 76 with 28 2 per cent sorted out at 12 1250 60 two loads of pound clipped lambs 10 1000 00 to shippers for tor export sheep scarce around steady one load desirable clipped ewes 50 few fw heavy leavy ewes aroun arun 8 00 run Includes about direct to packers packer from other markets KANSAS S CITY CIT KANSAS CITY Mo April Apri 10 ate Cattle Cattle Receipts ReceIpt 1000 beef steers and aud and year year- yea yea- lings slow 1101 few lew sales steady steady to 10 lower low er top steers others bid 95 best bet mixed yearlings all al other classes steady choice cows Colorados 25 bulk canners canner around arund 7 cutters mostly 4 50 bologna bolog bolog- na no bulls buls largely larely best beat O. O Hogs Hogs Receipts slow few few soles sales 5 S to 10 higher than yesterdays average shipper top 10 packer top 00 bulk of sales lales 06 bulk 15 to pound averages verales packIng packIng pack- pack Ing log shwe strong strong- to lOo higher bulk st stock ck pigs stead steady bulk na natives na- na na- na lives tives Sheep Sheep Receipts Receipts 1000 lambs lambl slow generally steady top 1410 early earlY sales desirable weight tot lots lots 1330 spring lambs strong Arizona 1400 with third one out at 1200 1100 no t fat t sheep offered ST. ST JOSEPH ST. ST S. S JOSEPH Mo April 10 Hos Flogs Receipts hardly anything done a afew afew afew few bid bids I steady to lOc higher SOO paid b by packers packer and bid by shippers shippen for tor butchers av averaging under pounds Shippers took a few loads to pound averages average at 96 packing sows sow tead steady to loo higher mostly 00 a afew afew I few loat at 15 stags steady at at Cattle Cattle Receipts MOO beef beef steers deers barely eay yearlings a afew a few lew sales sale 10 to ISo le lower many bids bid lower lover other classes lales generally around I steady tea y desirable beef ee steers seers 6 VU down 7 load common comon kinds dow to 1 0 mixed beef beer yearlings cows cow I t veal calf a 1860 top fg pOO yearling n stockers I. I weighty elim feeders 1 Yn o 71 Sheep Receipts lambs steady to strong bulk bulk 1400 40 some 1410 shorn lambs lambl 1100 man many choice ewes ewe held above above 00 DENVER ER DE DE DENVER ER Colo Cob April Apri 10 ate Cattle r- r 6 1400 market market steady steers steer 0 cows an helfe stockers and feeders teede bulls bule calves Hogs market 5 6 to lOc lOo higher top 8 25 bul bulk buIlt Shep Sheep Receipts Receipts market market 10 to Hc lower lambs 60 ewes ewe feeders reeder AM AX MONEY NEW YORK TORl April 10 Foreign Foreign bar bar silver 65 c Mexican dollars 49 f c. c LODO LONDON April Apri 10 Bar Bar silver 31 U ll lOd 11 per ounce money 2 per percent percent c cent nt discount rates short bi bills 10 liO 2 5 21 5 3 pet percent cent three months bu bills 2 2 S Z 6 16 per pet cent ent 4 i CHICAGO WHEAT WIE T. CHICAGO April Apri 10 Largely Larcel Largely as a re rs result r- r sult suit of profit taking sales wheat took look tookA A downward swing In price today during dur dur- lag ing InI the early dealings dealing Th The selling ceiling was wa LIven Impetus by assertions that after afe rive five days day advance advance something of or a setback set pet let let- back was wal to be expected It I was wa also alo contended that the government figures fleure on wheat conditions were probably probably proba proba- bly the lowest lowet that would be bo reported th this season The opening which varied from ic o 0 decline to ko advance with wih May and July O t was followed by ft a t decided general general gen ceo eral ersi drop and then a t moderate rally raly Further declines look place place later notwithstanding not not- withstanding that paying at times was wu rather rathor aggressive lve The close cloeo was unsettled unsettled un un- settled lo 10 to c net lower with May and arid July Corn and t oa receded with wih wheat After op opening to b b lower May c 7 the corn cor market underwent under under- went ent a decline all al around round with wih free tree selling on the part of Icat scattered rfd longs long hOtter Better weather va aa a bearish In fu- fu ence The Tha close clos was wal unsettled at U 44 Uto to 10 to 1 to I lUc c net decline lay May 77 n 71 enc Oats Oat started unchanged to U to 1 o 0 off oft May Jay t c. c Lt Later r all aU deliveries showed somo some loss 10 Higher Quotations on 0 hogs s ho were re reflected re- re by a rise In the tho provision mar ket ket I ut i I grain crain quotations Wheat No 2 Z hard 14 No No 1 Northern nu Corn Corn No 2 mixed 70 10 lie c No 2 yellow yellow yel yel- low Oats Oats 79 No 2 white 4 c No 3 S white 4 4 0 Rye Rye Rye No 2 84 c. c Barley harley harley-GO 5 Timothy seed 5 SIO Clover seed seed aed Pork Pork Pork- Pork Nominal Lard Lard 1165 1155 f I r Ribs The grain grin futures Open High nigh Low Lw Clo Close Wheat Wheat- May My Hi July Sept Sept 11 1 11 Y Corn Corn- May 78 1 Hi n 77 11 77 July July 80 80 i 81 8 81 79 9 80 10 Sept 81 1 81 Sli 1174 SO SOU 80 10 SOU Oats Oat Oats Oats- May ly 46 46 4 45 4 U 1 July July 48 46 46 4 46 4 Sept 4 46 i 45 4 U 44 U Lard Lard Lard- May 1160 1163 1167 1157 16 1167 1157 July 1177 11 16 1182 1133 1177 1177 11 Ribs Ribs- lUbe May 1015 10 IB 1007 g 1007 July 1050 g g 1 g g gU 1042 OThER OTJE GRAIN OR 1 MARKETS IRliES 10 MINNEAPOLIS Minn April Wh Wheat Wheat Cash Cash No 1 2 Northern 2 No a 1 Northern l- l 2 l- l No 1 dark darl Northern fancy s 14 No 1 dark Northern 2 13 May July S. S 2 September 1 1119 44 S Corn Corn r No 3 yellow low 7 Oats Oats Oae No 8 I white 42 HO o. o Barley Barley Rye Rye ReNo No 2 2 Flax Flax la No 1 1 KANSAS CIT CITY Mo April 10 Cash Wheat 3 2 hard bard 15 U 23 01 No 2 J Jre re red Corn o k l I 3 white No o. o 2 J yel- yel 10 low Unchanged Hay a Unchanged Oc ged to tG 1 U higher No 1 prairie pratTle 1900 clover cover mixed light 1900 1100 others unchanged ST. ST LOUIS A April 10 Close Clone Wheat Wheat- May July 9 Mgr Corn i idly o 8 0 4 c. c t Oats is May JaY 4 c July OMAHA Neb April l. T 1 Z 2 hard No 3 hard 11 Corn CorNo 11 I 2 white NO Nr 3 m Oats I white No 4 white 4 4 C. C 1 SED F. F DULUTH Minn April Apri T July Joly Flaxseed Flaxseed May U bid bid RAW SUGAR BEACHES NEW EW RW SL SINCE CE 1020 rEAl PEAK NEW YORK April Apri 10 The The highest to be recorded here price for raw sugar Since cince high levels of of 1920 1020 was touched today hl h 50 cost and freight The continued closing down of centrals centrals cen ceo outturn below be below be be- in n Cuba showing an low expectations appeared to revive apprehension of or a a. I shortage In supplies A JL better inquiry was also reported for tor refined beter sugar accompanied by renewed buying of Cuban raws by European and Canadian This brought the tho domestic refineries Into the market and anda anda a a considerable business was reported COFFEE NEW EW YORK TORK April Apri 10 Cottee Rio Pio ro No 7 7 11 lY futures easy eazY May Mr Da Jul July SUGAR FUTURES FURE NEW YORK April 10 Sugar Sugar Sugar futures closed Irregular Apri approximate sal sales s 46 tons tone May July September Sep Sep- December Palmer Doubts Germany So Bad Off Of in Article The current Issue of or the Bulletin the official publication of the Investment Investment Investment In In- vestment Bankers Bankers' Association of ot America contains an article artcle by Eueene Eugene Eugene Eu- Eu gene B. B Palmer president of or the Palmer almer Bond and Mortgage company com Corn pany PlIny on the European situation says tn in part le As for tor the Ruhr adventure It ItIs Itis Itis is a to see the sher sheriff levy under an execution on a Judgment but It is sometimes the only way to stop aimless drifting which lands nowhere It I is i a a relief to see an issue forced so 80 as to bring about some kind of or a settlement Furthermore the Ruhr episode may turn out to b be the tle best thing thins for Germany Since the armistice the greatest trouble in Germany Germay has tle been that the people would not admit to themselves and to the world that they were beaten face the situation squarely and start ou out in good faith to pay the bill bi If it 1 this had been done long lone ago Germany Germany Germany Ger Ger- many would be better off ot today Terrible pictures have been painted about the German situation siua- siua situa tion and the consequences of ot repa repa- ration But is it so bad By the policy raton of Inflation Germany has In effect repudiated her internal debt and practically her entire entre external external external exter exter- nal government debt debt is represents represent d dby by reparations On a per capita capia debt basis considering only reparations reparations repa repa- rations she abe is really realy better beter oft off of than than some of ot her former enemies She has lost Alsace and Lorraine Lrraine and part of Silesia but her people still sti have intelligence industry shrift and Ireat or ability Th They are i st still t of ot being great manufacturers IT scientists ant and traders It I is hard for them to ad adjust adjust ad ad- just just themselves to the drop from their Ideas of being a race of ot su supermen supermen su- su ruling the vassal nations o of the world to the cold hard fact fac of being a conquered nation naton with with taxes and bills to pay But nut the Ruhr o occupation may force the tha bitter truth home Then hen with wih world opportunities open to German Ger Ger- man tan industry and trade the settling setting down to the task may bring Germany Germany Germany Ger Ger- many out tInt with surprising rapidity To those who doubt the capacity of or the German Genan people for fol self sel rule under ulder a republican form o of gov gov- I suggest a study of ot what the German Swiss have done for true democracy Belgium Is situated somewhat as asIs asIs asis is France r regarding reparations but Belgium shows sanity and industry and an ability to o. o solve her rob rob- lems FOREIGN EXCHANGES NEW YORK April 10 Foreign Foreign exchanges ex cx- changes easy cay Quotations In n cent cents Great Britain demand 46 cables cables sixty day day bills bis on banks France demand rabies cables cable 44 Ialy Italy demand cables Belgium demand cables Germany demand Vi cables cable Holland demand 3 01 cables cable 2910 Norway demand 19 1792 Sweden demand 2666 U pen Penmark mark demand 1895 1896 Switzerland demand 1824 Spain de demand de de- mand mand 1531 1831 Greece demand demand 11 11 Po Po- land demand Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia demand 9 Argentine demand Brazil demand 1005 1065 Montreal U 95 91 a 3 i 1 r I j |