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Show STRONG TONE . IN N.YJMRKET Stocks Again Influenced by Favorable Developments of Previous Day NEW YORK, April 27. Stocks were again influenced at the strong opening of today's market by favorable developments devel-opments of the previous session, initial gains extending from 1 to 2 1-2 I points. Reading eased slightly at the outset however, the first sale of 4,- 000 shares at 91 1-2 to 91 3-4 compar-Ig compar-Ig with yesterday's final price of 92 1-2. Motor oils steels and textiles were prominent in tho further rise. U. S. Steel, whoso directors meet after the close of the market for acfion on the quarterly dividend, made only a fractional gain. Preliminary quotations quota-tions for exchange on London indicated indi-cated further heaviness. The market reacted moderately in the first hour, General Motors making an extreme reversal of five points. Selling pressure at that period was ascribed to weakness of exchange and tho proposed retroactive eighty per' cent war tax. All losses were recovered recov-ered before noon, coaf shares leading, the rebound. Reading extended over 3 points from yesterday's best, while the first and second preferred issues rose about S points.. Related coalers, notably Central of New Jersey, Delaware Dela-ware and Hudson, and Delaware, Lackawanna Lack-awanna and Western, were 3 to 5 points higher and other rails gained 1 to 3. Pools continued active in oils, equipments, steels and textiles. Call money was freely offered at 7 per cent. Buying of rails abated at mid-day, trading in equipments, steels and oils becoming more active. Baldwin. Locomotive, Lo-comotive, American Car, Crucible, Vanadium, Replogle, Pan-American, Sinclair and Atlantic Gulf were prominent promi-nent at overnight gains of 3 to S points. CHICAGO FUTUHES. CHICAGO, April 27. Tho leading, futures ranged as follows: Open High Low Closo Corn , May $1.74 1.75 1.73 1.74 July l.CC 1.C7 1.04 1.64 Sept. 1.59 1.C0 1.57 I.oSVb Oats July . S0 .SO .SS1& .SS Pork x May .... 3G.25 Go 35.25 July - 37.70 37.75 37.02 37.05 Lard May 19. GO 19.75 19.55 19.(35 Julv 20.55 20.55 20.35 20.35 Ribs-May Ribs-May . . . IS. 05 17.95 17.95 July IS. 75 1S.S0 IS. 72 1S.72 CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, April. 27. Fresh advances ad-vances in the corn market today resulted re-sulted from continued rainy weather and from indications; that Europe was till after rye and wheat. Both France I and Great Britain were said to be out of the market, but other trans-Atlantic countries appeared to refrain anxious bidders. On the upturns in the corn market, however, profit taking on the part of holders was much more in evidence evi-dence than was the case yesterday. Opening quotation which ranged from unchanged figures to 1 cents higher, with May $1.7-1 1.7-1 and July $1.66 1.67, were followed by a moderate reaction and then by new rallies. Oats climbed to new high record prices, but then sagged as a result of sales to realize profits. After opening 9i off to higher, Including July at 8990, the market eased back. Provisions were decidedly unsettled. Lard declined sharply after a steady opening. OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET Cattle Receipts none; choise heavy 1 steers. $10.0010.75; good steers, $9.0010.00; fair steers, $7.50S.50; choice feeder steers. $8,009,00; Choice cows and heifers, 7.008.00; I fair ,to" good cows and heifers, I $4.506.00; cutters, $4.506.00; can- ners, $3)04 00; choice feeder cows.l $5.506 50: fat bulls, $5j6.25; bologna bo-logna bulls, $4.005.00; veal calves, $10.0012.00. Hogs Receipts. 101. Choice fat hogs, 175 to 250 lb6., $13.7514.50; bulk of sales, $13.75u14.00. Sheep Receipts none. Choice lambs $15.0016.50; wethers, $10.0012.00; fat ewes, $8.0010.00; feeder lambs, $12.5014.00. Arrivals Talbert, Wilson, New, one carload of cattle. BUTTER AND EGGS. CHICAGO, April 27. Butter unchanged; un-changed; creamery, 4765. Eggs Unchanged; receipts; 90,709 cases. Poultry Higher; springs, 36; fowls, 35c. NEW YORK STOCK LIST. (Western.) Allls Chalmers 39 American Boet Sugar 04 American Can 4 3 American Car & Foundry 136 American Hide Leather, pfd,...102"$ American Locomotivo 9G American S. & R G2 American Sugar 130 American Sumatra Tobacco .... SS Anaconda Copper'. 5S. American T. & T 95 Atchison 4 SI Atlantic, Gulf & West Indies.". . .151 Baldwin Locomotive 115 Baldwin Locomotivo 115 Baltimore fc Ohio 3IJ Bethlehem Steel B UOTfr Canadian Pacific- 117U Central Leather 76 Chesapeake & Ohio 53 Chicago. M .t St. Paul 3 1 Chicago, Rock Island & P..."... 32 U Chlno Copper . 34 Colorado Fuel & Iron 3G Corn Products 100 Crucible Steel 235 VI Cuba Cane Sugar 53 Erio 12 General Electric '..."...."..140 General Motors ' 312 Goodrich Company 66 Great Northern, pfd 76' Great Northern Ore Certs 3G Illinois Central S6 Inspiration Copper 54 Int. Marine preferred SS International Paper 7G Kcnnccott Copper 29 Louisvillo & Nashville, bid 101 Maxwell Motors.-bid. 29 Mexican Petroleuul 170 Miami Copper 2S Mldvalc Steel . . 44 Missouri Pacific 24 New York Central 77 N. Y., N. II. & Hartford 2 0 ii Norfolk & Western 01 Northern Pacific 7G Ohio Citlts Gas 40 Pennsylvania "40 Pcopfej's Gas ...!....'. 35 Pittsburg & Wc3tVa 30 i Ray Consolidated Copper 1SV4 Rending 87 Vt Republic Iron & Steel 07 Sinclair Oil & Refining 37 Southern Pacific 94i Southern Railway 21' Studebakcr Corporation 109 Tennesso Copper, bid 10 aA Texas Company 46 Tnlnipn Prrwlnrtc fi7 I Union Pacific 117 United Cigar Stores, bid 125 U. S. Ind Alcohol '. . SS United Slates Rubber 101 United Stales Steel '. . . . 97Ts Utah Copper 72- Westinghousc Electric 50. Willys-Overland, : 21 Butte & Superior 27 California Petroleum 32 Montana Power, bfd 63 Shattuck, Arizona T 10 American .'Int. Corp 91 Standard Oil)prcferrcd 105 Royal Dutch" 110 Texas & Pacific ' 37 METAL .LRKET. NEW YORK. April 27. Copper Quiet, unchanged. Iron Steady; prices unchanged. Tin Easier; spot, ? 6 1.00; April-May, April-May, $60.25. Antimony Unchanged. Lead Steady; spot, $7.90 bid, $S.15 asked; May-June, $7.95 bid, $S.10 asked. Zinc Quiet; East St. Louis dcllv- ery spot, $9.25 bid. 1 At London. Copper Spot. 105 2s 6d; electrolytic, electro-lytic, 112. Tin 347 17s Gd. Lead 41 103. Zinc 49 5s. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO. April 27. (U. S. Bureau : of Markets.) Cattle receipts, 8,000; beef steers and she-stock, 25 to 50 cents higher; bulk steers. $11.25 12.60; most cows and helfors, $9.00 j 11.00; bulls, steady to 25 cents higher, choice bologna, $S.75(g9.00; early calf I bids lower, now vealers, $140.0; feed-I feed-I ers, uneven. I Cattle Receipts, 4000, generally steady to 15 cents lower than Monday's Mon-day's average; top, $15.35; bulk, light, $15.0015.25; bulk, 250 pounds up, $13.6514.25; pigs, lower; bulk, $13.-5014.50. $13.-5014.50. Sheep Receipts, 11,000; no early soles; bids sharply lower. I .KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. 1 KANSAS CITY, April 27. Hogs-Receipts, Hogs-Receipts, 5,500; lights and mediums, 15 to 25c higher; top, $14.60; heavy, 25 cents higher; bulk, lights and mediums, me-diums, $14.0014.50; bulk, heavies, $13.5014.25. Cattle Receipts. 6,100; beef steers steady to 25c higher; quality plain; bulk, $11.5012.25; yearlings, strong to 10c higher; top, $13.00; fat she-stock, she-stock, strong;, bulk cows, $8.5010.25; veals and calves, weak to $1.00 lower; top veal packers, $14.25; bulk, $12.75 013.25; stockers, strong; bulk, $9 50(g) 10.35. Sheep Receipts, 8,000; slow end 25 to 50 cents lower; top, wool lambs, $19.75; shorn lambs, $17-75. BAR SILVER LOWER LONDON, April 27. Bar silver waB quoted at 65d per ounce today, a drop of 5d from yesterday. The decline was due to India, China and the continent con-tinent selling, nnd a scarcity of buyers. buy-ers. 1 ' ' SUGAR. NEW YORK. April 27. Raw sugar firm; centrifugal, 19.56c; refined, firm; fine granulated, $17.503)23.00. MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK, April 27 Mercantile paper, unchanged. Exchange weak Storllng 60-day bills, $3.73; commercial 60-day bills ond banks, $3.73 3;; commercial ' 60-day 60-day bills, $3.73 Vi; demand, $3.7?; cables. ca-bles. $3.7S i Francs Demand 17.04; cables, 17.02, Bclglnn francs Demand, 15.92; cable?, ca-ble?, 15.90. Guilders Demand, 36; cables, 30 '4. Lire Demand, 22.99; cables, 22.97. ' Marks Demand, 173; cables, 174. Govern men t bonds strong; . railroad bonds Irregular. Time loans, strong, unchanged, call money, strong; high, 9 per cent; others oth-ers unchanged. After tho close of tho markot the following quotations woro made: Call money, high, 10 per cent; closing bid, 10 per cent; last loan, 10 per cent. OMAHA LIVESTOCK. OMAHA, April 27. (United States Bureau of Markets ) Hogs Receipts, 11,00; barely active, strong to 25c higher, closing at full advance. Top, $14.S5; bulk of sales, $14.0014.60; piece of load at $15.00. Cattle Receipts, 4,000; beef steers and ShP-Stnplr ntlvn clmnir OC """b higher, bulls, tanner and cutters, steady; veal steady to lower; stockers and feeders steady. Sheep Receipts, 4.000; lambs, 15 to 25 cents lower; other classes steady; top wool lambs, $19.60; clipped, $17.60; shearing, $19.40. LIliERTY BONDS. NEW YORK. April 27. Final prices today were: 3s, 93.02; rirst 4s, 86.00; second 4s, 85.50; first 4 Vis, S6.4S; second 4s, 85. SO; third 43, 90.62; fourth ls, 85.9 1; Victory, 39is, 96. SO; Victory 4?is, 9G.S0. NEW YORK SILVER. NEW YORK, April 27. Bar silver, $1.12; Mexican dollars. S5c. |
