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Show BapEELING SELLING h mifl News Reports mm Bear Decline; niuKers in Demand r 6ElvTStiorl -r-llinp atd- Seai) Af, uncttloment of stew:): Jlv Offering were "'1,n!1 Ktnc .-k-.-n.l. lMrV 0BJW"-- r-ii!nr mix'--"" " " KnarV future, dropped 1 ; , "ifi.red Oil lo-t points. ,4lt uj-Ks? i ,,r,lnl Mlr JkQ" Rf.Avy ami profit tak- iSL Ktt affected rrvrsal. , ,f S - Ktm American Tobs ?'Crit.f., r"-,. ,pCe!altles. rMn-ld.rdr.ll rMn-ld.rdr.ll Of LSVnsrter on announce, r, t Kffce advan.es for crude 'kWCOll Mitel 1 r.-'- 'fei -firs! "our to en- SK ' were subjected nt 1J fe- BJi. loot I lo C i". m is rnl Kin5n """"" !lnd ,ds0',v St 'u! preferred ,. 4 lo i ''Bed the lcav l, f.,r thr- mdepend.',. . "tlv..'B?l::S" ! . it..' : on the w. Wa inoi.'. S.v, outlook of the. OnM hirt h was reflected In lower WbT -elllng. called an-Pjinln an-Pjinln tl '' Rrices and th.- market ...it Lnc7 Of considerable v. eak-KThc eak-KThc .-II,. Baldwin. Stu- rear a' ' "' s"m Klnn sr. I ' drmand for Kid th final )-vir Elles were more re. a tlon- 'r- " Kno securities , I Bid I Akel , a:: i i ,! ' , Ian Lai - V iii.. . h Ik ntd f. &r"fi" lr.p !'!!. . . tat H- Sit Pv.''.- ;A Openinn S,"1-. ttr M"i - t Cori " ' SjLiBfCltSlng iu-sB00 al 4-' " ' rlp,n 1000 ai .BcAGO FUTURES. 11.85 11.37 11 cr, JBf'W 11 U JO ' w 11 :-' M GO NEW YORK STOCKS Allied Chemical A Dye ,;c. Allls-iJThiilmers ' ' n Amerlc.in Beet Suitar . 2 Ainerlen Can 47V Ajnerlcun Cm & Foundr lent kmcrloan Hide & Iother iM Amerlenn International Corp. . t American Loooinotlve . . . 11 American Smidtlnp A- Refg ..... ggu American Suffar 7 . American Sumatra Tobacco . ' 141 American T & T 17' I American Tobacco . . ." '"" jj.i I American Woolen ! . Anxconda Copper sji I A tchlson 'no Ail Gulf A: w Cndiaa . Sat Baldwin Lo ..motive lisfi ' Baltimore ft Ohio .... 4ciZ ! Rethleli. ru 1 11 7JJ ( 'anarllnn Pu iflc 1 1.1 Central Leather Jiw fhndler Motorx - j ' Che).eak.. Ohio . r,Sl Chicago, Mil A: Si Paul Zj I Oilcai?.. R I A P.ne: iuli Oil no. Copper s 1 Colorado Fuel .v Iron ' 34 ' ' Corn lYoducl inii Crucible Steel . rV Erie . . " . . iFlunoua Playo s-Lakv iiS I General Asphalt . if 35 General Eloctrlc " 163i- General Motors . 1 'yJ Goodrich Co !r 4 I Grent Northfra '.fd . . " 7IU Illinois Centr.il 104 ; Inspiration OiMier . International Harvester ... !7 ' I Int Mer Marine pfd y27 I International Paper . kii; Invincible Oil fj1" K My-Sprlnfrflclil Tire . Kenneoott Copper Louisville & Nashville 119 J Mexican Petroleum Miami O d . S Middle States Oil iit. Midvale steel 83 Missouri Pacific ... nju Neav York fnttal " N Y N H A Hartford -m , Norfolk A Western '07' Northern Pacific '"(""i Oklahoma Prod A Kef -t. Pacific Oil ,,4 f BAB American Petroleum C3 Pen nsy lvania ... i2 Pure on Ray Consolidated Copper n,i Reading ... , 77; Rep iron A Steel . Royal Dutch NY 1,2" Sears Roebuck 7s Sinclair Con Oil Southern Pacific ... 91 Southern Railwav ' -i Standard OH of N J pM IS Studebakcr Corioratlon ll- I Tennessee f'opper 11 ! Texas Co. m Toxas A Pacific :H Tobacco Products tj, Transcontinental Oil . nfi L'nlon Pacific , ... 1 37 7. Pnlted Retail Stores Biff U S Ind Alcohol 4JV- : I'nlterl States Rubber 641" l'nlted 8tata Steel I tali Copper cj7, W a linphouse Electric 6i Willys Overland 3 American Zin.. Laad and Sm Butte and Superior . 29 I'aln Petroleum Sik Montana Power ' 7;'- Shattuok Arizona ji ""rest N'orihern Ore i" .. Ogden Cash Grain! 1 'Quotations Furnished by Globe Grain t MlllinQ Co 1 slues include freight ra.e paid to I larden. Utah Winter Wheat . i uji n iiuru ; . ;i .No. dar't hard ' 1 ii H No. ;t darK hard 1 27 1 S5 Utah White WhSat N... j soft u hile . i. 10 1 2Z No "i Hoft while 1 07 1 .20 .No. I hard white 1 14 L.ll No. 2 hard white 1 1.11 1.23 No. 3 hard white i 1.08 1.20 Idaho Wlnterheat- N. I (lurX hard . ' 1 727 1 1.J7 N"n. lark iiar.l 1 24 1.31 No ' dark hard 1,21 l.3t No. 1 hard winter 1 . j r 1.29 No. 2 hard winter 1 10 Nj. hard winter j.13 ; 1.23 Idaho Hard Srn ;nn Wlieitt No. I dark northern I 1.37 f"i No. .' dark northern . 1 :;4 ' 1 39 No 3 dark northern I 31 .1.36 No 1 northern 1.3) l.sr, Np. L' northern 1 2S 1.33 No 1 mixed northern .1 1.27 j 1.32 No J mixed northern .. ..J 1 24 1.29 liluho White Wheat-No Wheat-No 3 soft white". I 1.16 I 1.11 N. I r.oft white 1,11 1 l5 No. 3 soft while j 1.11 j 1.13 N. 1 hard white I 1.16 l 10 Nd -' hard white 1.11 1 II N11. bar. 1 white I ny 1.13 Idaho White Feed Oats 38 bulk 1 1.42V41 1.4M4 (With transit bllllnf. llrht oata C to"l5j le ;s if saeked additional ) Kastern Corn No. 2 yellow lT82l 1.34 No. 2 mixed 1.8O 1.12 (Above bulk Sacked c additional i FOREIGN LIVESTOCK 1 . CHICAGO Mav S. (I nlted States Bureau Bu-reau of Markt-ts.) Cattle Receipts 17.-C0n: 17.-C0n: market active, beef xtcers and slis-- slis-- ' 1 ,f) to lie hltfher- spots up more to;, beef sttcr, $51.23- .,lglit? 1 37 pound bulk l.eef steers. $7.75 to S 7.'.. bulls iron; veal calves and stockers about steady: packers bidding $8.50 down for vealers; few to small dealers and shippers ship-pers upward to $9.30. Hoss Receipts 34000 mostly 13 to 20c higher than Saturday's average; big packers buying sparingly; top $10. 93, bulk $10. 30ft 10.90: pigs strong bull-HQ bull-HQ 8501 10 Sheep Receipts 22.000; nearlv half direct di-rect to packers: market very dull opening around 50c lower Dian Frida'sl i' . early lop sborn Iambi $14 00. I heavy WOOlsd SW6S 10.60 down, heavy I ihorn owes $t,.oo down. OMAHA Net. Ma;, 8 1 Pnlted Slates Bureau of Markets. Hogs Receipts 8.-600; 8.-600; mostly 10016c higher, bulk 180 to 230 pound butchers $10 30aio 40; top $10.45; bulk 260 to 3..0 pounders $10 10i 10.30; packing grsdes 2Gc higher. $9 2f. W10.00 f'-attle Receipts 3200. beef steers, sho-lek sho-lek netle. nios'lv I ,",'14 higher; top 1150 pound beef steers $8.65- bulb strong: vealf about stead . stocktrs and feeders strong to 15c higher. Sheep Receipt! 10,oto. spring lambs! mostly $1 lower; eatrly top $16 00 other lambs and sheep 23930c lower, best wooled lambs $ir..25: clipped $14.25; clipped clip-ped ewes $7 76; feeders 75c lower; spring! feeding lambs $12.25 KANSAS CITY. Mo Mav S (L'nlted States Htireau of Market s. ?at tie Re celpts 12 500 beef nter unevenly st nlv I to 15c lower: $8 50 bid. beat yearlings $8.50: others closed moftiv steady; bulk rows 16.0000 W; belfers $7 30 a.nd lower, straight yearling heifers $S -.'OffS 35; csn-ners csn-ners $3 25&3 90; cutters above $4.25, most bulls $4 50; 5 25 Hogs Receipts 15.000. opened slow, later active. 5 to l0o higher: spot up more; closing easy : lfco to 250 pound hogf mostly $1" 60010 60. top 610.66 to packers pack-ers and shippers: bulk $10. 16 10. 60 : Lhrowout sows $9 009.2G, better grad-F pigs 10 to 15. higher, others strong, bulk desirable sin 10010 66; few $10.50 Sheep Receipts 10,000; killing eiasr generally 50c lower; spots off more shorn Texas wethers $9. GO, best shorn lambs offered $13.75. native sprint; lambs $16 iu, wooled 1 olorados $15.00. METAL MARKET. NBW YORK May 8 Copper steady; electrolytic spot and ncarbv 13c; later I3l-ic. Tin steaJy; spot and nearby $30.75, futures $30.87. Iron steady: No 1 northern $23 ftO'Q 25.00. No. 2 northern $22 OOfr24 00; No 2 southern 117.00017. 60 !.ead steady; spot 5 2W5.50C '.inc .(iilet, East St I.hIs delivery sto! E 1006.16c, 1 Antimony spot 6.25e. . , . OGDEN LIVESTOCK e Cattle . 75 HOQS 610 Sheep 12,661 ' aillo Receipts 75 choice hencv steers $6. 00 7. 00: gowl steers S5.50f no. fair steer-. $( .-,iK, ,-. .-.0, r holce feeder feed-er steera $B KOog 50; choice cows ami ii.'lf.-r- H .Mi., :, . 0, fair to good cows and heifers $4 0004 so. cutters $2 ooi "'i ..inn,-, 0(i2 M. rhr,r0 fee,er rows 11.6004.60; fat bulls $3 00?3.30, bologna bulls $2.00(&3.00, veal cnlves $ 0OQ9 00 Hogs Receipts 810 choice fat hogs. 175 to 250 lbs. $10 00; bulk of sales $9 00 fi 10.00 feeder hogs $9.5010 00. Sheep Receipts 12.6C1. eholce lambs $11 00014 on. wethers $6 0n?j 6 00 fat' T iir.ff of. fe.rler lambs 9.00 10.00. W Arrivals .Nohl.- Sheep .. . Lethani Cal.. 18 I ear ; sheep. I Noble. A Co. I.eMoore, Cal I cars I sheep. Oriffith Bros.. Smithfleld. 1 car cattle. George Williams. Coalville. 1 car cst-tle. cst-tle. J. W Murphy. South Omaha. Neb . 1 1 .ar hogs. H M Garrett lliows 26 cars sheep Henllne A s,jn. Kearnev. Nb 1 cari hogs. Buda, Neb 1 car hogs, t)rd Neb care hogs. Ivoun City. Neb.. 2 cars hojrs; Gibbons. Neb. 1 car hogs. Poole 1 Kb 1 car hogs, Oconto. Neb. 1 car hoge F. w. Cook. Winnemucca, Nev., 1 car horses. 4, GRAIN I CHICAGO. May S. -Power to rnlH rrom the r- eut tirck in pricea for wheat becn- irO-r. t today during the I or.uiinifs uu"-- conconaea that a reaction wa due. that in market had been oversold and BhipiMunla from her.-Saturday her.-Saturday were larger than the receipts On the other hand, arruals today totaled total-ed 46-0 carloads, and thtr0 were fresh deliveries of 19,000 bitsnels. The opening open-ing which ranged from 'ic decline to a like advance with Mav $1 37 and July $1 -'JU1.23. was followed !v -i r.lighf general sag. out then by an upturn all around to well above Saturdax s finish Subsequently, there was a "lemporarv setback In prices as a result of .'-llln of wheat to go Into store here and because be-cause of reports that 3 000.000 bushel-of bushel-of wheat would leave Kansas Cltv for Chlongo this week The effect, however, gradually wore off prl.es closing unsettled, un-settled, at the same an Saturday's finish to Bfcc higher with Mav $1 36 to 1 j, ond July $1 24 to 1 24V Corn and oat4 tended upward with wheat Afler opertfug a shade off to V'fV- higher, Jul; 64 t.. 64)4 004 c, the rorn market s.ored a moderate gen eral gain Recelpas of corn were liberal. 450 cars, bin were readily disposed of. Predictions Predic-tions of rain likely to delay field work had a bullish Influence The close was firm. 0H to s c nct higher, with July 64 4o. C.ts started unchanged to ijc lower. July 39a; to S9"tc and later made a slight general advance. Higher quotatlo&a on hogs helped to give a lift to the provision market OMAHA. NVb Mav S Wheat No. 2 hard $1 ;.;?( 1 ;;; No S mixed t .1401. 17. 1 Corn No. 2 white 650; No 2 mixed 53 C Oats No. 2 white 37-4c; No. 3 while SOU 37c. MINNEAPOLIS. Mav s Wlieat cash So. 1 n.-rlhern $1 52 h i .59 : Mav 1.524; July $1 41 Sept. $1.26. Corn No. 3 yellow 544 fi 53 iat' No :; white 35U'r',36'4. Barley 5356- Ry No. 1 $1 004-5-1 01 . Flax No. 1 $2 792.82 CHICAGO. Mav 8 Wheat No 2 hard 1.10Vafl.tf4 Corn No. 2 mixed 6J:U'962c. No. 2 vel-low vel-low 62 ft 624 c Oats No 2 white 39ifiH'tc No. 3 white S7041c Rye o. 2 $1 1 02'2 Barley no sale Timothy seed $4 50jf 6 00. Clover seed $12 OC5 22 00 Pork nominal Lard $11.35. Ulbs $12.6013.50. KANSAS CITY. Mav I Wheat Mav $1 24; July $1 !5'4. Sept. $l.lt. Corn May 35c. July oTr-jc: Sept lltjfcc. KANSAS CITY May S Wheat No. 2i hard 1 265)1 Is No 2 red II 25. 1 .31. c, rn No. 2 while 57 i 5,c No 2 yellow1 Hay unchanged. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. Mav 8. Flour j unchanged 10 15c lower; family patents $7 SSs 00. shipments I9.S8I barrels. Bran $22 00 23.00. ST LOUIS; Mav S Wheat May $1.3ti... bid; July $1.21 bid. orn Hay ; July 63lj634c. Oats May 39)4c; July 41'c LOANS ADVANCED TO IDAHO AND WYOMING 1 WASHINGTON May V Approal of 57 advances for agricultural and livestock! pnrpi sen aggregating fl.7i5.000 was an- nouncerl today In the war finance cor-j poratlon. lustrlbutlon of the loans include. in-clude. Colorado. $52", 000; Idaho $12,000: Montana. Mon-tana. $134 000. Oregon, $26 000, and W - j omlng, $66,000. NEW YORK SUGAR N K W YORK. Ifay S The early raw f-ngar market was quiet and no sales reported. re-ported. (Tubas were suoled at 2ic. cost and fr.-lght i iiual to g 0o for rentrlfu- I gal. for spot and May, with June at jc. ost and freight, equal to 4 lie. i'.aw Kiigar futures were steadier on covering and buying bv trade and eom-misslon eom-misslon houses, with prices at midday 1 to 2 points net higher There was no change In refined 6Ugar, which Is listed at 5.25 to 5 40c for fine granulated A moderate Inquiry was reported, Reflpad futures nominal Sugar futures closed steady; approximate approxi-mate .-alN U250 tons; May 2.64c, July 2.84c: Sept. 2.88c, Dec. 2 S3c FOREIGN EXCHANGE. NEW YORK, May 8. Foreign exchange ex-change irregular Great Britain: Demand $4 434; cables M :;',, f,n da bills on banks $4 41Vi- Kr.iri. . 1'nmond 9 m'j.- . ables 9 05c. Italy Demand r..27c, cables 5.17Vsc, Belgium; Demand s 24 '4c, cables S 2".: Germanv Demand ISJvB; cables 34c. Holland Demand 5S 3Go, cables 38.38c. Norway; Demand 18.72c. Sweden: Demand 25.75c. Denmark: Demand 21.23c Switzerland: Demand 19.27c Spain' Demand 15.53c. Greece: Demand 4.50c. Poland; Demand 02Hc Czecho-SIovakla . Demand 1 92c Argentine Demand 38.30c. 1 IrgSU 1 'emand 14 05c Montreal 98 7-15c MONEY MARK ET. R PORK May I Call money flrmei 'urIi S per cent: low 4 per cent, ruling rate 4 per ont: closing lld 4 per cent; offered at D.i per cent last loan 1 4j per cent. 1 'all loans against acceptances Itf per cent. time loam easier 00 days 4; pc Cant! 10 dayi C4 per i-mii lis in,.ntlih 4'4 per cent. Prime mercantile papei P4fi p: per cent. BUTTER AND EGGS ciiiCAGO, May s ttuttei higher: creamery extras 94H036n; tirsLs :o'n ; seconds 26)29c; ftandards 34c. Bgga unchanged, receipts 43,648 casea; firsts 24fo'24Vic, ordinary firsts 21H022c;( miscellaneous 23tff23Se; storage packed extras 26i'&27',4c, strage pa cited firsts 25-c. POTATO MARKET. CHICAGO. May 8 Potatoes weak; receipts re-ceipts 129 cars; total L'. S. shipments 918: Wisconsin. Ml.hlgan sacked round whites Ji 5001.70 cwl ditr., bulk 51 .40 ; fi I .".." cwt Canadian sacked fuaeetfl J2 10 cwt : new stock Florida Spauldlng' Roe double headed barrcla No. 1 f . No. 2 $4 264J4 GO. I |