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Show I GENERAL LIST ) LACKSSUPPORT Easy Money Rates and Better Bet-ter Industrial News Have Little Effect ! NTCW YORK, May 11. Stocks won- under further selling pressure today ..n professional liquidation and sliort seil-iiik. seil-iiik. Ea-iv money rates and better In-dti.Mtrlal In-dti.Mtrlal conditions were neutralised bj ' the absence of public Interest. Salon approximated 1.100,000 shares. Quotations at th opening Indlra'cd further reduction of bullish accounts in the COUr86 of the session Totsse ranfc- i nc from large fractions to one point H- ) sr.on were mtide by junior rails, metals. I " " till chemicals and miscellaneous specialties. oils made no marked response to the otlll higher prices poMrd by Standurd OH Interests and Independent reflm Commission house were advlslnjr CUS-B CUS-B terriers to take profits In the present nn- certain state of domeetla mone rrt I ) the International situation. The heaviest I I features "i mr unv nn iu Txm Pacific 1'tah Copper Al--':' Woolworth ami Tobrn . o Products liquidation of Inactive specialties'. "V scare .steels, the cheaper rails and s'.il-.-plnsr made stead prOgTeSl dnrlnc ths morning Ame-lonn Ice. American Writing Writ-ing Paper preferred. 'ontlnental Can. Vova Scoti.t steel, ntis steH preferred, Texas & Pa6Iflc. New Orleans, Texa Mexico nnd Chicago A- Alton preferred '. ', lest I to .1 tu.lnts Several of the mo-1 mo-1 ' i n ITII ,or eojulmen,ts American far nnd Mercantile Mer-cantile Marine preferred eased I to 2 J points. A brief rally und-r lend of the oils wk cancelled before noon Call morev rponcrt al four per cent. 1 ' I I j Speculative syndicates .-nd profession -'-v al operators supplied storks freelv caus-Injf caus-Injf further large Inroads on prices In the afternoon Beferl Were encouraged when tiio msrV-t f ' ow an: re-i re-i cuperative power followlnp the establls'i-rpent establls'i-rpent of a oer cent call mnrov rate Selling was widespread anil a lone list i f representative shares anil less prominent promi-nent Issues sustained lor.se of 1 to " ill ' Vi 1 f i ' points. I Heavy buying 'n the later deallnc f independent steels, notably LaskewannS ' nad Republic at gain of 1 to ! points cave the market the first semblance of 'i '.)!, j support The close was Irre.'uUr. MINING SCCUniTltlS. H . A reported by j A. nod K- Cr H II, X,'u' i Antelope Star T. $ J0H ti ;i 1 Aha Con - .02 0 "f: I i Albion Con .w .n. Am Con Cop ""'s ftl'- HlflfflW iBNli Vita Tunnel I la1. I' , , , iJ l'' ll. Bullion - it 'PL 1 Mb I J Big Hill . -I 024 .03 , jl. lHII ' RlK Cot Coal J OS .04', " ' , Bfaver (Copper 1 .00 00i " 11 I ift 'l Bay Slate UnSluH Black Metal 1 t" l i! Hlngham Galena , "1 n'' IMlflrtlKllnl !H t'entral. Kurtka I ""i .02 nf Tii'SIl ' Columbus Rexall I. i Colorado Con. .. 04 -0oi i ! ' Crown Tolnt 03 n3v j ' Yl J i SI IP? Cardiff JM 1s I i t'ott Klnif 004. -014 Ml I 'IhW'i ' Daly . ' su 1 80 ! . Daly West 1-80 2.30 liH l l's ill Dragon i 1 I mma Silver l4 -02 Kmplre Mines " .03 1,4 j , ' Eagle ft Blue Pell :. '.: j HI III IlIWIrliB Kaeit Crown Point .03' . , ' ; Cast Tinllc Coal 004 "I ; Fast Tlntlc Con 03 I' 1 llit J CV Bureka iily .ox '' ,. 'J I I,- ; KureWa Bullion M '. TLiWlS'lh ,;o,d Cna,n "4 u-1-i j J I Grand Central I -60 .65 j 'UlJnWtmiHl Howell .. , I -04 .OD i Iron Blossom -21 .22 1fl i)!' 1 ' 'I ! I Iron King I -H , - , .ludso MS... - 30 2 60 l , ) ' i.chl Tintlc J 0'4 .0-ai MIIUI(SUb lonora I -01 111 'Mlll Mammoth Ulln-1. j hi1 Miller Hill ooii .mi I laWM?, ' -Jay D' 01 -"V" , "5 ! J loscow I -OS Mlchlpan-rtah ; I'll B iWBlflBi S'ew Qulncy 03'4 .03 , ,7i Nalldriver OS I N'orth Standard I .03i ( Plutus . 21 .24 M il HI V !lT Prince Con O i1: " I J IU V-AW Provo 02 .03 IU'wIbV Blco Arcentlne .. . 01 l Til !n!liH needs Peak 01 i South Standard 10 .11 M 'fflS ' sflver King Coa'ln ': I::. :: 202 2.074 ' 1 sjn Vt Sliver KinB Con 49ft -55 1 Sioux Minos "2 ) .S I ' 1 Silver Shield -OOM 1 1 fl J Tar Babv 1 .01 ' .01 ( 1 I Tlntic Central M ' .01 1 1 , Tlntlc Standard 1.07', 2.0214 Uncle Sam I 01 .or I niHiiiBBBBl i-iah ',, Il'nlon Chief 02 i V ictor Con ' 01 West Toledo D) 03'i Walker Mining 2.mi 3.J0 Woodlawn I -074 08 HlBrllilKUlH Yankee Con I -02 n; Zuma I 07 I -03 Opening Sales. Albion -r.000 at 10c. frown i'olnt 1B00 at 3c I 'al'. SO at $1 K ISnuna Silver 13 500 at 2c Howell 2000 at 1i N"or1h S'andard BOOO at 4c Sliver King Coalition 150 at $2 07' . D00 at W.05 West Toledo '.000 at Sc. Zuma 1000 at Sc. Cloclog Sales. Kureka I.lly 1500 at 8c. Iron KlnK 500 at lie Telil Tlntlc 5000 at 21..c. 500 at 2lc. Provo 2000 at 2c Tinti - Standard HOC at Z oo. Zuma 1000 ;tt Be, SUGAR MARKET. NEW Yurk. Maj II. The earlj raw suwar market wa- unchanged at 2 7-ldC i i.'ost and freight for nearby Cubas. erjual I , to 4 04c for centrifugal and 2"-c for , , ,nf shipment, equai to 4 n- Pot;. i Ricos were quoted at :!.'6c on the sp-.i ; ' and 3.D8c for later shipment. No sale'. ! Ill wtre reported, j 1 The raw sugar tut tires market w-i J fiulet and prices at midday were pn-I pn-I changred to 2 points net higher on trade jilt'.Ji I If J Jl buying. The demand ftnr refined sujrar continues contin-ues of fair proportions. Price were unchanged un-changed at 5. 30 to 5 40c for fine granulated. granu-lated. Refined futures nominal. Sugar futures closed Steady; approximate approxi-mate sales 10.400 tons; lulv J 4c; gepL ! I2c; Dec. S 17c; March 5.51c. LONDON RATES. IiON'DON, May 11 Bar silver 35id ' j .I ,11 , DC r ounce. Money 1'- per rent Discount rates: Short bills 2'i par cent: 3 month Gl ll 2,if'2 5-ir, prr cent. NEW YORK STOCKS. Allied Chemical & I've C6 Allls-Oh aimers American Beet Sugar .'i American an 47 American "ar A Foundry 15BJ4 American Hide ,t Leather pfd . ''r'1 American International Corp 43 American Locomotive ll" American Smelt Ins tt Refg 1 American Sugar ; ' American Sumatra Tobacco ii American T: T -I American Tobacco - American Woolen - Anaconda Cojtper . ??? Atchison !S! Ail t'.ulf A- W Indies H Baldwin Locomotive a -2. Baltimore 8 'hlo IS7" : Bethlehem Steel B u ' Canadian Pt Iflc I Central Leather ",7 1 "handler Motors ' r - , Chesapeake & Ohio I ( hli ..co Mil & St Paul - i hi. ago R I & Pac z I (lilno Copper Sig 1 Colorado Fuel ft iron . rorn Products - - ! T Crucible Steel Jff Krle so U Pamous Players-Laskj - 1 ('.eneral Asphalt f General Blectrlc ' ' ' rj OeneYil Motors Goodrich Co . 7iu"t Creat Northern pfd 'jfl 1 Great Worthern Ore iol2 Illinois Cen"al SjvS Inspiration Conner aatt inntlnnal HarveBter Sri? int Mer Marine pfd i2 1 tnterntlmr.1 Paner ' .J ; Invincible' 011 !4J ' ! Kellv-Snrln-fiold Tire ' Kertnecotl Cooper tnp i ; Louisville -f eshvllle 1 Mexican Petroleum ee. ! M'smI Conner ust Middle S-ntes Oil , Mtdvale P'eel f1C Mlsso'-rl Pacific : U7f ! Nev Ycrk " ra' J , i 1 x t N h S- Wartford JVJ , Norfolk W-stern v,wl ern Piciflc " ' ";T. I Oklahoma Prod Kef - Pacific Oi -.. Prxn Amerlan Petroleum ' 1 Penn- Ivnrla C-C. 1 People's Gas ;,, Pure Oil ' " V:5 T-nv rv nsol'.dated Copper Pentf"nr j rt-p Iron .v S'?ei Poval Dutch N Y Sar RoebncI ?ir Sinclair Cn Oil . ?J Southern Pacific :,, Southern -Railway v. - f Standard Oil of N ;T ifio7 ' Studebalrer Corporation 1 Tennessee Copper "JJ Texas Ce Texas Pacific Tobacco Products . .. Transccntinental Oil ."l IT 'on PHfl- llZS United Retail S'ores g I 1- S Ind Mcohol I'nfed spates luhbec EJ r-n'ted States S'el Weatlrlicps Illectric 52 ftnh Conne- hJ7-' Willv ttve-lnnd .nerlc;m 'In.- Lea.l and F.m . Isjj, P.ttte Superior ,JJ Cals Petroleum 71,, ucnmti.1 Power I Shaltuck Arizona LOCAL INVE STM r. N 7 SECURITIES. fAs reported by J. A Hogle ft Co.i BANKSTOCKS. , I Bid ! Asked ; Backer! Trust -.. . . . . . If 160 . 00'$ 1W 00 , Columbia Trust n a ' vet National 1 2.0 00, 3iB 0 0 First National of Ogden. .1 30a, 00 Desyrel Savings .. 199 .00 .... . I N'atlonal Bunk of Republic 24" 00 National Copper 150 or. 158.00 Security State Bank ....'100.00 1B00, IJiah State National 125. 00 135 On, ITiah Savings A- Trust ' 95.0Qj lOjJ.JJO ' ilker Bros Bankers .. 2o4 00, .3 00 1 7.1on"s Savings & Trust -I 200 001 '-. fXPUSTRIAL. STOCKS. Hid I Asked J Amar Sugar 3 -00 3 . 25 j do preferred j 69.00' ,0 00 Con Wagon Home Fire Insurance 320 00 530 00 Independent '"al At -50, I can Canning 9s 100 no 102 00 Mi States Tel & Tel. 9s 00, 101 00 Schramm-Johnson 8s pfd W.00 101 00 1 Standard Coal ., 52 .M Utah-Idaho Sugar , .. 1 10 J.8I r-ah Fir.- Olay ! t0.00 ui.00, Utah IT & Lt 1st ifd . . ; 93 00. 95.0O 2 c M I 109. ool 111 -00 I 1" 3 Fuel -," pfd j ,W so; Walker Bros Pry Good' 200 u-i BONDS. I Bid I Asked j K L Stonk Kx s"i2!' .rTj" 8s.00t on nn Standard Coal Cs i21 ... I I M.0 I tan Pr k Ll Irt 5s 194. M.OO 9L0O Ctah Lt & Pr 4s 1930 .. S5.00 I lab Securities 6s 1922 j 9'i.00 100.001 I ',ih -Idaho Sugar 7s 1930.1 93 50', 95 50; , FOREIGN GOVERNMENT EOMDS. (As reported hy -l A. Hogie A Co. 1 LlSTKD I Bid 1 jAsked ArgTiitlne 7s 1923 1 100 i 100"4 Belgium Sv 1941 106sil 107 do 7'.s 1945 . .1 108l2 108:i4 Brazil Ss 1941 106 106' British 5s 1927 1 921a' 95'; Prov Buenos Aires Cs 1926 95 ; 96 Canadian 5s 1937 I 984 99"4 I So r.v-s 1929 100 101 ., do 5s 1927 94 99'; 1 Chile Gov 8s 1941 105 105 4 : nanlsh Con Mun 8s 1946. .! UlKl 112 j pept r.f Seine France 1942 ';'. "7H ! French vs 1945 ; 104 ; 1044 i do 74s 1941 101', 101 do 5s 1920 1 SO I 83 'King Denmark 8s 1945 ... lUtt III do Cs 1942 99 99M Jap 4s 1931 tlarge) 76 76?8 do 1st 4'jH 1925 (larse). 904 , do 2nd (large; 89 , 90 C Iv 5'2s 1929 107', Hts do 54s 1937 102i 102 Nt-wl .n.lljr.d 64s 193.; . 106 107 King Norway ss 1940 .... 1114 112 sno T'aulo Ss 193C 1044 105 Swedish Cs 1939 101 3 1024 Sv Iss 8s 1940 I17 118 do 54 192 I 102 I 1024 Stat( Queensland 7s 1941 ' 1 1 0 ai 1114 ! Crerho-Slov Rep 8s 9951. -I 984 1 99 GNLISTP AntenllnV r,s 1945 78 I Sl I do 5s 1947 1 7 4 4 1 78 I Brzl 4s 1500 (rlv rec loan) 50 53 I do 5s 1903 654 674 Bns Aires 5s 1915-44 (Ige) 634l 66 do (small) ' 62 V K04 Copenhagen 4s 1901 734 764 f un." drleaiiS 6s 1956 . K2 ?S Cuban gov 6h (large) ... S5 R74 do (small) I 82 84 4 Sao Paulo 5s 1907 64 o 4 do 6s 1905 704 73 Buenoa Aires 34s 1906 48 si Jap 5s 1907-47 .. ... 734 764 Norway 34s 1902 J 56 5 9; do 1904 ! 664 60 SS Paulo 8s (Kldrs) 1936, 396 1 4o8 .la-- 4s 1931 (small) . 74i4i 75 do 44s 1925( sm sec ser 87t 88i CHICAQO FUTURES. CHICAGO May 11 Open High Low Close Wheat Mav $1.38 J1.464 81. ITU 1 45 July 1.23 1 27 4 1.28 1 26 Sent 1 17'a 1 20 1 . 17i 1 194 -' .rn May .60, 6144 80j 614 July 64 4 654 64 .6SV Sept. .66 4 67 4 66 4 CTsJi fiats May .364 37 4 364 "4 .lulv .3H4 4 ,U .404 Sept. 414 414 .41 .41Vs Pork ' Mav ;? ;o Lard Julv 11.37 11 45 11.37 11 42 Sept. 11.62 11.67 11 57 11 65 Fvlbs JuJv 11 95 SepL 11.75 11.85 11. 75 11 . 85 MONEY MARKET. NKW YORK. May 11. CnJl money easier, high 44 Pr cent; low 34 per cent; ruling rate 44 per cent; closing bid 3 per cent; offered at 3 4 per cent; l.cst loan 3 4 pe.r cenL Call loans agaJnht acceptances 34 per cent. Time loans steady; 60 days 44 per cent; 90 days 4 4 per cent: lx months t per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4444 per cent. NEW YORK SILVER. NF.V. YORK Ma- 11. Fore, Kn har silver sil-ver 704c. Mexican dollars 530. 1 4. ft OGDEN LIVESTOCK e Cattle 594 Hogs 13 Sheep ...... 6025 Cattlf Receipts 594; choice heavy steers $6 :0fi 7 . 25 , .-ood steers J5.50r 6.00. fair steers 4 8008 oo. eholoe feeder teeri J.50C 10; cbolco cows and heifers heif-ers Jl r . I r to t-..cl .-ow, ar.il helfer $( on-;, 4 76; cittcrs $2 003 00; canners Jl 00O2 oo, choice feeder cows 82 0004 26; fat bulls IS.OOtfS 25 bologna Lulls $: OO0S .00; ve.-ii calves 18.0099 Hogs Receipts 13; , choice fat Iiors. 176 t- ::,o n , $10 76; hulk of aales 9 75 (& 10.75; feebler hogs I8.60O9.00. Sheep Receipts 6015; choice Iambs J13fil4; wethers f.sfifi, f t ewes. $7iS; feeder lambs, $9i in. Arrivals. A. W. Fergurson. Gill, Colo., 2 cars cat t e. lwoark A Bongman. Longmont, Colo . 1 car cattle Clayton ft Murnan. Waverly. Colo., 2 cars cattle Y. V. Wolf Nlwok, Colo. 2 ?ars cattle. Clayton & Murnan, Denver. Colo.. 2 cars cattle. J. .1 Crendergaat, McCleiian. Colo.. 2 car-i cattle Lewis Periman, Drakes, Colo.. 2 cars cattle C. P. Ramellt, Brlghard". ." ars cattle. .M. .Mun: - Woodhouse, Trout. Ida . I car sheep A. L. Beal. Overland. Cal . 4 cars sheep S. Slubel, Flmlra. ral 14 cars sheep James Hopkins, Kvanston. Wyo., 2 rars rat tie. Moore r- Peterson Co.. Del.ivan, Cal.. 20 cars sheep. Moore & Peterson. Maxwell. Cal.. 2 cars sheep. M. - r i A Pete, -.on Sparks Nov, 2 or-sheep. or-sheep. Shipments and Sales Humphrey Supply Co., Reno. N.. 1 car hoj-vt. Block A Cust. Sol' Lake 1 car lambs Cudahy Packing Co. Salt Lake. 1 tar cattle. . FOREIGN LIVESTOCK f 4. ; CHICAGO, May 11 (United States, Bureau of Markotsv) Cattl. Receipts ! n.ono; market slow, few early s:ilc beef I .steers and She-Stock Steady to weak, bidding weak 10 lower; early top year- lings 89.00; Lulls slow veal cahes strong to unevenly higher, stockers and feeders ; dull weak to lower, packers paying J9 on to 9.50 for choice en!rs. Snippers buy-1 1 Inu upward to J10 00 !log Receipts 2SO00; market fairlv active, mostly 15 to 20c lower than Wed- J nesday's beat time or 10 to 15c lower than 1 -r.-.fte: few heavy and heaw mixil ; hogs sold; top 810.86; hulk $10.26010 50; r-'K." 15 lo IT.p lower, motlv Sin 25-1 IC 50 " Sheep Receipts 10.000: heavy lambs' slow, other classes opening mostly steady; Ms irari; California sprlnc lmas 815.50; throw out $12.50; early top shorn' lambs $13 90. fat cues largely $5 50fi 7 :.'i KANSAS CITY. Mo. Mav 11 (P S Biureau of Markets. ) Cattle Receipts. ! 22. hud. stockers ;,rid Coedh slow and steady, choice feeders $7S5S25- calves.! "l-ad) lo stronp: best vealers $9.00 ,' 9.60; nil other killing classes generally steady; top heavy steers $8 60. mixed' ' ' in 1 1 uight . ruling hi Ifers $8,164x8.25 feu cows. $7.00; most lota, S.- T'.i C.50; i-anncrs an.l cutters trenerallv' $3.254.75; few lipht yti 11 ling bulls. $7 00;; most older kinds, $4.7695.50. Hogs Receipts 6000; opened slow; closed active lo packers and shippers, generally steadv to Kir lower hulk i --to --to '30 pounds. $10 10. 66; packers top 1 810.65; good nnd choice 27d to 325 pounds $10 45- 10 50. bulk $10 30-5 10 CO. sows nn-I even, bulk, 19.1099.60; some higher-stock higher-stock pigs, strong to 10c higher; I. est S0 in Sheep Receipts C000; slow and about sie.uiyq: best ilRhl shorn Texas wethers, weth-ers, $8.75: others $S 50; lambs generally 25c lower; WOOled Colorado's. $14 76; Arizona Ari-zona springers held at $11 75 OMAHA Neb. May ll. (United States Bureau of Markets.) Hops Receipts 8.-! 500; active, mostly 5 to 10c lower; clos- I inc fully jkeady; hoik 180 to 240 poun.l ! I inc urs 'in :o7 10 40 hulk 2I.0 to 32.. pound hutahers $10.10'5;i0.30; pocking1 grades 89.0099.76. Cattlt Receipts 4S00; l.eef steers steady tr, about 10- higher, top $S 50 she-stock fully steady; bdlls strong; veals' fully 23c higher scoc'kers and feeders unchanged un-changed Sheep Receipts 9000: limhs 25 .".n-lower, .".n-lower, early top California spring lambs I $14 25, fooled lambs $14 50; bulk clipped clip-ped lambs $ 12. 75 Tj 13.00; sheep and feeders feed-ers atead- woolrd ewes $8 10; clipped: owes $7.00 down I 4 GRAIN 4 4 I'UK'A'iO, Ma' II Bik deliveries on Ma contracts falleil today to stop a 1 material upturn" In wheat prices during the early de'lverles. The wheat taken In and paid foi amounted to a million and. a quarter bushel.-,, but It went Into strong hands, and the market promptly .advamed Reports that German :ir-1 :ir-1 rangem.-nts for the purciae of food-1 food-1 stuffs from Argentine and for supplying ' Russia had been approved by the allies ! tended to help lift values. The opening , which ranged from '4. decline to ?c advance with May $1 3 to 1 3vv4 and Jul) 11.234 to 1.24V4. was followed by a , slight general sag and then to a rise all I around to well above Wednesday's finish. fin-ish. As the close of trading approached Mav wheat took a decided further up-I up-I ward swlni,-. Buying for seaboard account ac-count was largely responsible. There were Indications thai export business on j a liberal scale would bo put through. I The mnrket closed strong 2 to 7Hc net higher with Ma $1 45 to l 45li and Jul) $1 . 2fi"4 to 1 27 Corn and cats were firmer with wheat. I Opening a nhale off to a shade advance i July C1 to 644984Uo, the corn market declined a llttl- and then scored galas for all months In the la,ter deallnts corn continued to I rise with wheat. The close was firm. " t" l'nW" net higher; Julv 65'i to r.",i4 r,hr OaU t.irted unchanged to c higher I July 39T-fec and then paralleled the ac- tlon of corn. Lower Quotations on hogs wea.kenc-1 the provisions markeL ' KTMNBAPOLIS, Minn Mav 11 Wheat cash No. 1 northern ?1 671n'a1G3S, Ma 11.-65: July $1.45; Sept $1.27. I Corn No 0 yellow jZ'&bSe. Oats No. 2 white 46 J-37ic. Bane C4c. Rye No 2 $1 03-8 1.04. Flax No 1 y: r.s-,? gj MPNNKAPOLIS. May 11 Flour unchanged un-changed to 15c higher. famll patents $8 008.10. Shipments. 4 fi. 791 barrels BTan $2:' OOfi 23 on ST LOUIS Mo Mav 11 Wheat Mav $1 ll1-, Julj 81.22 Corn Mav f,0V Julv 63 '7 r.C i r Oats May 304c; July 41c. KANSAS CITY. Ma 11 Ca.-h wheat No. I hard $1 8191.68; No. 2 red $1 31 W1.35. ' C -rn No 2 white 57967c; No. 2 yellow COc. CHI" VC.O Ma 11 Wheat No $ -er $1 3b No. 2 hard $1 TS-al Corn No 2 mixed 62'7. No 2 ellow S3c Oats No. 2 while 40 4 "j 44 i,-'. Rvr. No 2 $1 t,0i-Parley t,0i-Parley no a.les Timothy seed $4.50fl6 00. Clover seed 112 00(1 12 00 Pork nominal. larl Jll.22 Klbs $12 oo-s-r. :,0 DAILY REPORT OF t j BANK DEBITS Fnmlshod t the Ogden Clearing Clear-ing Hotic: I May 10 S703 052.00 4 T ! Ogden Cash Grain (Quotations Furnished by Globo Grain & Milling Co.) Values ln-.lude Irclfiht rate paid to Ocden. Utah Winter Wheat No. 1 dark hard $1.21 $129 1 No. 2 dark hard 1.17- 1.20 N - I dark hard 1.35 .2A Utah White Wheat No. 2 soft white T7o 1.21 ! No. 8 soft white 1 05 1.18 No. 1 hard white 1.12 1 20 I No. 2 hard white 1.09 1 21 No. 3 bard white 1.06 ! 1-18 Idaho Winter Wheat ! No. 1 dark hard 1.25 I 1.35 J No 2 dark hard 122 1.32 No. .3 dark hnrd 1.19 I 1.29 j No. 1 hard winter 1.17 1.27 - No. 2 hard winter 1.14 1.24 No. 3 hard winter 1.11 I LSI. Idaho Hard Spring Wheat No. 1 dark northwn j 1.36 I 1.40 No. 2 dark northern 1.32 1 37 No. :t dark northern 1.29 - 1.34 No 1 northern I 1.29 ' 134 No 8 northern ... 1.26 , 1 31 No. 1 mixed northern . . 1 1 25 1 30 No 2 mixed northern 1 22 It: Idaho White Wheat No. 2 soft whit- .. . . . 1 14 1 17 No. 2 soft white 1 H 'I No. 3 soft white 1 09 1.11 No. 1 hard white 1.13 l.M No. 2 hard white 1 10 1.14 No. 3 hard white ! 1-0' 1-H Idaho White Feed Owta 38 bulk I 1-4441 1.60'.t (With transit billing. Ilrrht cats 5 to 16c ess, if sacked Be additional.) Eastern Corn No. 2 yellow .' I l.0 I 1.82 No. 2 mixed I 1.33 1 1.34 (Above l.ulk.- Sacked. Sc addflonai ) A 4 Ogden Grain and Produce Market! ; 1 The following prices were being paid to the farmers lodny by Ogden commission commis-sion houses; Bui t rfat. 30r pound Bg-gs 6.00 to C 50 cae. Hay $14 ton. Wheat $1.10 hushel GARDEN PRODUCTS PLENTIFUL, CHEAPER CHICAGO, May 11 Heavy receipts ami lower prices continued to prevail In fruit and vegetables during the first week m Ma. according to the report of the L'nlied Scales bureau of markets i--duv The movement of old pulaU-e continued con-tinued heaw and most lines of new r rotables were coming In at a rat n- slderaMy In excess of last season's early mo enti ntc The most prominent feature of the week was a decline of one-third to one-half one-half in the price of strawberries. Potatoes Po-tatoes also suffered a drop In the middle mid-dle WMl. Fully two-thirds of the advance noted In potatoes the previous week was Iomi hv the close of thll week's market Shipments Ship-ments for the week Included 1100 cars of new potatoes and 4300 cars of old potatoes. po-tatoes. finlon prices remained firm and sweet potatoes were Irregular during the week WASHINGTON WHEAT BRINGS GOOD PRICE SEATTLE Wash.. May 11 With prices 30 .eras higher than the average prewar level In export wheat for five :. . :ir- new Washington w heat was greet-, greet-, ,i wjtti unprc sdented demand and fancy prices during Wednesday s market transactions trans-actions here. The demand was said "to assure a healthy prosperity for Washington Wash-ington wheat growers. The transactions were heavy Contracts Con-tracts from coast dealers to farmers called call-ed for $1 per bushel at country elevators- or $1 10 to $1.17 per bushel delivered de-livered on the coasl Many dealers here u.re of the opinion that these bids would stand as the basic price for Washington's Wash-ington's 1922 wheat crop FOREIGN EXCHANGE ' N'EW YORK, May ll.-tf'orelgn ex-chance ex-chance irregular. Qreal Britain: Demand $4.444: cables $4 4 IV r- dav bills on hanks $4 . 424 . Frame- Pemami 9 13c. cables 9 13'-c Italy: Demand 5 30 Vic cables 6.81c Helglum- Demand 8 34c: cables 8,34VsC. Oermany; Demand .34Vc; cables .34c. Holland Demand 3S 50c; cables 3S.55c Norva Demami Is Sweden' Deman-1 25 60c Denmark: Demand 21 !5c Swltseland: Demand 19 27e. Spain- Deman-1 16 53c Greece: Demand 4 18c. Pi i ind Peman-1 02V&C. Csecho-Slovalcla: Demand 1 92o. Argentine Demand 36. 37c. Rr;7ll Demand 14.12c. Montreal 98 ii-16c. POTATO MARKET i -Hi' Mav 11 Potatoes steady; 1 pts 48 cars, total V. S shipments 706 Wis. oneln sacked and bulk round dtei '.1 50 ' 06 cwt . Michigan sacked .uid hulk round white- 1 On .1 l 70 cwt ; ' Idaho socked rtiraJs $17'. CWt . new lock Steady on Spauldlng Rose; weak on1 Bliss Triumphs; Florida Spauldln Rose! double headed barrels Mo 1 JC 50; No I 2 $4 254 50; Alabama sacked Triumphs N- 1 $3 50(3 65 cwt.. No. 2 $1,800 3 00 cwt. BUTTER AND EOG3. CHICAGO. Mav 11. Butter lower, oreaanery extras 36c; firsts 81034c; seconds sec-onds 87D39' itandards 334c Eirgs hltrher receipts 24 921 cases. ' firsts 44'5 25c, ord1nar firsts 22-a22V:c. I miscellaneous 234124.:. storage packed extras 264fi27c storage packed firsts 26(8 26t)4C. . ., I'oultrv alive I,:." -r f ov P J " . broil- l srs :;5ra.c; roosters ,j- METAL MARKET. NEW YORK. May 11 Ooppex firm, electrolytic spot and nearby 134c; later 1 3 --7 1 3 ' 4 c . Tin easj spot and nearby $30.50; futures fu-tures $30.62. Iron Steady; prices unchanged Iead steadv; spot 5 25fi 5 . 50c. Zinc steady; East St. I.ouls delivery spot 5 107 5. 15c Antimony spot 5.25c. LIBERTY BONOS. NEW TORK, May 11. Libert bondl closed: . 3tts 99.14; first 4s 99 07; second 41 IJ firs! 4's ?9 7 6. second 4'4s 99.52; torj t4 100 02; Vlotory 4s 100.56. . 00 |