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Show miD'S MARKETS v. NEW YORK. Dec. 5 Professional traders controlled today's dull stock market, the reduction margin rates failing to attract public interest. Sales approximated 500,000 shares. Stocks made a rather indifferent response re-sponse at the opening of today's trading trad-ing to the action of the money committee com-mittee in restoring margins to the 20 per cent rate. Initial prices wore irregular, ir-regular, steels, coppers, equipments and motors recording fractional recessions, re-cessions, but the list soon steadied on a moderate inquiry for rails and ship-pinga, ship-pinga, also specialties, Including tobacco to-bacco and sugar Issues. Liberty fourth 4 M 'a were again active at the new low record of 9G 14. Pools were nctive in specialties, tobaccos to-baccos being favored at gains of Vi to 1 points. Oils and Malting preferred prefer-red also advanced 1 to 3'2 points, Royal Roy-al Dutch proving an exception by a 3 point decline. Gains were largely relinquished re-linquished later when rails, steels and coppers fell back, United States Steel being under special pressure at an extreme ex-treme decline of lc. Marino preferred pre-ferred rose 2 points but yielded to the heaviness of other leaders. .Sentiment .Senti-ment was adversely influenced by further fur-ther roverses In Liberty bonds, the fourth 41ls dropping to 95.96. Moxican Petroleum reacted four points at midday and Marino preferred 2V&. Local tractions becamo heavy and. United States Rubber lost its one point gain on reports that action on the dividend would be withheld, but sugar and distilling issues were stromr. NEW YORK STOCK LIST American Beet Sugar 5S American Can 45 xh American Car & Foundry 34 M American Locorrfbtivo G3 American Linseed 4114 American Smelting &' Rfg S4 American Sugar 11014 American T. & T 103 Anaconda Copper CC Atchison : 913,4 Atl. Gulf & W. Indies 109 Baldwin Locomotive 74 & Baltimore & Ohio 55 Bethlehem Steel B G4 Canadian Pacific 159 Central Leather 6011. Chesapeake & Ohio 59 Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul -iG Chicago. R. I. & Pac. 27 Chino Copper 3S Colorado Fuel &. Iron 37V Corn Products '. .. 4SV4 Crucible Steel 57 Cuba Cane Sugar 31 Erie 18 General Electric 1551 General Motors 125 Great Northern pfd 9S Great Northern Ore Ctfs SI1. Illinois Central , , 9S Inspiration Copper .' 48 Int. Mer. Marine 2GVi Int. Mer. Man'no pfd 112 International Paper 31i Konnecott Copper 3G1. Louisville & Nashville 120 Maxwell Motors 2S Mexican Petroleum 160 Miami Copper 25 Mid vale Steel 44 Missouri Pacific 27't New York Central 78 Norfolk & Western ...107 Northern Pacific 9G Ohio Cities Gas 42 Pennsylvania 47 Pittsburg Coal 47 Ray Consolidated Copper 22 Reading S4V, I Rep Iron & Steel 102 Vi j Southern Railway .31 ; Studebaker Corporation 51i Tennessee Copper ' ....152 Texas Company 1S5 Tobacco Products SOl Union Pacific 129 United Cigar Stores 106'. U. S. Ind. Alcohol 100 United States Rubber 74 United States Steel 95 Utah Copper 7914 Wabash Pfd A 3S Wcstinghouse Electric 43 Willys-Overland 2616 American Zinc, Lead and Sin .,, 13 Butte and Superior 20 Cala. Petroleum 221,! Montana Power 76 Shattuck Arizona 15 New Haven 36 r Chicago Quotations v ; CHICAGO, Dec. 5 Light receipts and scarcity of offerings gavo some strength today to the corn market, j Curtailment of supplies was attributed in some measuro to tho spread of in-1 fluenza through the farming comnuini-1 ties and to tho consequent restriction of labor. It was said also that shippers ship-pers wero anticipating an improved demand from the east. Opening priccu, which varied from c off to c advance, ad-vance, with January ?1.32 to 1.33 and February $1.33 to 1.33. WPre followed by a period of unscttloment and then by a general upturn t0 well above yesterday's finish, Absence of export inquir made oats relatively weak. After opening uncUaniied to c lower, with January 72 to 72c. the market sagged further fur-ther but subsequently recovered. Provisions were dull and irregular Pork was steady, lard firm, and ribs weak. CHICAGO, Dec. 5 Open High Low Close Corn Jan. ?1.32 1.33 1.31 1.31 Fob. 1.33 1.33 1.31 1.31 Oats-Jan. Oats-Jan. .72 .7314 .72 .72 Feb. .72 .7311 .72 .72 Pork-Jan Pork-Jan 4S.65 4S.55 4S.55 May 46.50 Lard Jan 26.50 26.32 26.32 May .. .,. 25.90 25.65 25.67 Ribs-Jan Ribs-Jan 25.75 25.62 25.62 May .... 25.05 24.90 24.92 CHICAGO. Dec. 5 Corn No. 2 yellow yel-low nominal; No. 3 yellow nominal; No. 4 yellow S1.491.50. Oats No. 3 whito 7374c; standard stan-dard 74Vi75c Ryo No. 2 $1.621.63. Barley 90c?1.03. Timothy $S.00S)1Q.00. y .' Clover nominal. Pork nominal. v - 1 Lard $26.40. Ribs nominal. J PRODUCE CHICAGO, Dec. 5 Butter unchanged. unchang-ed. Egg receipts 1,837 cases; unchanged. Potato receipts 3S cars; unchanged.! Poultry alive lower; fowls 17S)21c. j springs 21c; turkeys 24c. OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET 1 Cattle Receipts 362; choice heavy steers $10.00(y)11.00; good steers $9.00 10.00; fair steers $S.009. 00; choice1 'feeder steers $S.OOf?r9.00; choice cowsi and heifers $7.00'5S.OO; fair to good cows and heifers $6.007.00; cutters 1 $4.005.00; canners $3.004.00, choice' feeder cows $6.00(0)7.00; fat bulls $6.00 j 7.00; bologna bulls $5.00 G.00; veal calves $S.00 10.00. ; Hogs Receipts 303: choice fat hogs' 175 to 250 pounds $15.75. ! Sheep Receipts 914; choice lambs' $12.0013.00; wethers $S.OOj9.00; fat 1 owes $7.00 S.00; feeder lambs $10.00 (fpll.00. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ! CHICAGO. Dec. 5. (United States, Bureau of Markets) Hogs Receipts 75,000; market mostly 10c lower than yesterday's average. Butchers $17.50 17.75; light $17.00&17.45; packing' $16.5017.45; throwouts $16.25(7'16.75, pigs, good to choice $14.25'515.50. Cattle Receipts 23,000; beef and1 butcher cattle slow; early selling stea- dy; tendency now lower; calves and feeders steady. Beef cattle, good. I choice and prime $15.7520.25; com- j raon and medium $9.757?15.75; butch-! er stock, cows and heifers $9 65(57' i 14.65; canners and cutters $G.15(?) G.85; stockers and feeders, good, choice and fancy $10.2513.25; inferior, infer-ior, common and medium $7.00(10.25; veal calves, good and choice $17. 50)1 1S.00; westQnn range beef steers $14.50. 1(18.25; cows and heifors $S.50f?13.25. I Sheep Receipts 23,000, market slow. Lambs steady to 25c lower; sheep and yearlings about steady. Lambs, choice and prime $15.1515.36; medium and good $14.00(15.15; culls $9.5012.50; owes, choice and prime $9.260)9,50; medium nnd good $S.009.25; culls $3.7506.75. KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 5 Hogs Receipts 13.000; market steady. Heavy ?17.00(S17.70; butchers $17.25(17.70; I lights $17 005Jl7.60, pigs $12.505?14.50. Cattle Receipts 6,000: market stea-dv. stea-dv. Steers $lS.O0f? 20.10; western 1 $10.10 16. 00 ; cows $5.25512.50: hei- 'fers $7.0013.50: stockers $6.50 113.50; calves $6.0013.50. I Sheep Receipts 4.000: market strong. Lambs $12.00(a 15.35; yearlings year-lings $10.00 12.00; wethers $9.00 10.50; ewes $8.009.25. OMAHA LIVESTOCK j OMAHA. Nebr., Dec. 5 Hogs Receipts Re-ceipts 15.000; market steady to 10c lower. Heavy $16.90 17.50; mixed I $17.1017.40; light $17.1517.55; pigs $10.0016.50; bulk of sales $17.20 17.40. Cattle Receipts 6.600; market weak to seventy cents lower. Native steers j $11.001S.50; cows and heifers $6.00 I 12.00; western steers $9.5016.50; Texas steers $S.5012 00; cows and , heifers $6.001L25, canners $4.75 5.75; stockers and feeders $6.00 13.00. calves $7 5013.50. HI Sheep Receipts 5,000, market stea- fNuH dy. Culls $4.50 7.50. wethers $9.25 llt 10.25; ewes $7.509.90; lambs $1100 (I'lM 1.5.05; feeder lambs $10.0014.00; MH yearlings $10.25 10.75. j LONDON MONEY ill LONDON. Dec. 5 Money and dls- illt H counts unchanged. jijPl LIBERTY BONDS DECLINE $11 NEW YORK, Dec 5 Fourth Liber- M ty 4U per cent bonds which have been jH steadily declining since they were 1 ' I placed on the stock exchange today, ' fell to the new low record of 95.96. r I I LIBERTY BONDS KM NEW YORK, Dec. 5 Final prices ' ill on Libertv bonds today .were: Mill 3s 9S.50; first convertible 4s 94.30; j second 4s 93.70; first convertible 4s i 97.74, second convertible 4H's 96.12; i ml third 4is 96 04, fourth 4US 96.04. fl |
