Show FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL STOCK OPERA OPERATIONS REACH DEADlOCK By Dy Dader Eros Bros Wire Wire-i New New York YorI lIay Ia The Tb rf Events JT Post In Its fInancial review today say The stock market was utterly tJ x ep for tor the norr ns low price level lerel for Sew New York lork Central arni n l the show ibo x- x of or strength In hi Re Head Head- d lug there was no DO feature to the Price w were r for or the mO most lt part tart 1 lc anti and while there TT wee AI no D beary besy selling to peak ot or there was Ui no disposition manifested by ers tra t t. to buy bUT on till tb break 11 ther or not this tag nation was at sit all Il by tb the n news wn that Japans Japan's formal protest a en bj- bj tb tho tb ld nt and thAt a 3 prompt reply probably you be toe forthcoming was difficult to say SOT tue lie fact was nai U that bAt operator lid did not Mt seem scent Inclined to take teke lilIes In t time the Ie market and ana during durin tb the la last lut t bout bour especially tb time trading was a ry nry quiet and with out Incident of oC aD any kind None OM one of oC tho the markets evinced Animation and ani the feeling everywhere seemed to bo ho to await The Hank of oC Germany made another very I showIng today's tays weekly ly return r reflect reflect- In mEn sain arn In 10 I In note noL circulation Uon and OO contraction tl n- n nin in loans ant and A further break ot of In III the th price of oC foreign exchange to ne rise t. t tim inter citing comment mis AS to whether the gold outflow to Paris Pari would be or cor not net With the lIlaa m ot late yesterday C Q altogether hu him taken for toJ that r. ml k ket t since last lut The Tho transaction was ua Cs- Cs ted being or of the outward gold oh move mo- 1 bent callei for or by r reason or of extraordinary ry out ot by bT the JaDI Ilsek of future or of thAt lit ii lit In doubt hint nt owing to the D peculiar condItions u. u at there I it to believe that tIme the French bankers will bid fr for further shipS shIp nt front from tills this city next week Th Time gold out flow nO nObl bl ba bOen the chief actor In th the banks lose heavily MaTHy to the week the absorption or of cash by that amount In her to nl as against last lut week lime nH net gain of oC currency torn rom sit All l sources at as 81 compared with la last t before time bId for or our gold wu was t ri effective again n ta The t problem o of tomorrows tomorrow's t. t tank statement I has to K ho with r changes In fo the lena item and n the tho extent to which 1 tho one 0 or two 1 wan small a operations ot of th the week TC b offset H tb the or of loans lOAn called for or by bJ tI i liquidation In the stock I. I rime chances are bank will 11 make a fair showing 11 the Position or of the he surplus for tor till he banks ill n-ill 11 depend largely eb upon what tte trust companies or of the clearing hou house show sho of oC the rather extraordinary s shown r by ID institutions last treek which led to tile the 2080 deficit It would seem u as It if their loin Icon account must lie Ie reduced tomorrow STOCK qUOTATIONS S. S IS II I L. L I CI Amalgamated Copper ie s 5 74 i 73 American A 13 Beet Sular 3 81 13 IJ 30 O AmerIcan Cnn z Preferred 93 93 An American An Car k 5 o 49 40 tS 45 tSAm Am American Cotton n II 14 4 f 42 i lee Ice Securities 23 6 25 American 9 American 13 33 31 American Hm Smelting 5 1300 67 61 6 1011 Su Sugar ar Refining lcd lI 1 American ril t Tel 2400 1 14 6 t Tobacco 3 30 30 30 liming Co O S 23 i 35 3 i Atchison 00 9 Preferred ro Atlantic Coast 1 1 1 1 la Baltimore c OhIo OO 93 3 9 4 Steel tOOl 0 73 3 32 brooklyn Rapid Transit 2100 00 i 80 69 59 Canadian 1 m C Ohio 61 6 62 63 6 Chicago Great GNat H 1111 k it St. St Paul lm ton Chicago Northwestern I Colorado Color Fuel Iron oo 32 31 31 Ga Gas t. t 19 I ib Corn Com Io- Io s 10 10 10 Delaware k 70 40 I 15 I 4 lUo Creole Granle to 19 3 ISH I ISI 00 ro 3 Ye s 26 J 43 43 43 S Second t General EI e. CLr 1 14 13 Great rca t Northern pel 40 1 J I Great Northern ore J z Central v u ij roo 14 14 11 11 10 Cf 49 4 International 10 11 International 8 international 1 Pump 1 R l City Southern Laclede GI Is' Is m 91 93 n 92 m ISI ii L k 00 Mine St. St 1 P. P S. S c. c 1 Missouri Kansas as Texas jOt 21 25 33 33 I National National lations Lend Lead ZOI 44 47 41 of oC lies d pI 2 2214 23 2 New c York 0 ito so 1 03 N. N Y Y Ontario k Western 11 10 23 29 39 Norfolk 1 We tero lOS lw H orth i. i Pacific lW I hail 1 00 11 Peoples 00 Io C. C C. C St St. 1 PI CoAl OJ 19 n 18 Steel CD 1110 4 24 H. H 24 Pullman Palace Car UA Jt heading 16 t Republic Iron Steel J fleet Island Co 0 00 O 13 Preferred d. d 33 St St. t. t 1 J. J D Pian l 11 pfd pd I Air 11 LIne I lof Steel IroD Southern 96 IQ 9 93 roo 24 24 referred 00 76 6 G 76 G 76 44 r nn lj a Copper 34 Ili III t 2 Texas k Pacific Union HI Preferred United States 66 United States 63 3 62 2 United States Steel 03 4 t ta GI oo 1654 1 Utah O ril i 61 iiI 1 Chemical Iii 39 3 S 2614 i Wabash 3 3 I 3 D a I Western W ao 33 Western UnIon Wt Westinghouse ElectrIc ice ci 61 si 61 61 Wheeling k TAke Lake Erie 5 1 Total otal sales for tor the day daT haru ElS nl CLI GS New York May batik ball for tor tile the ending May Mar S shows an al or of as against last week autI In the corresponding I Iel eeck last year is I a o oC the cipal cities I I Yo k n. n O Chicago 19 Boston noton SO 80 Philadelphia 3 Ht 49 01 Pittsburgh I 7 iss 51 1 San an co 0 01 Cincinnati 20 I 11 Cleveland I. I OO 18 I I No Novi ii Omaha OmAh 03 Louisville 3 37 uke 4 21 1 Seattle 00 Portland Ore ON 1 St. St I. I 18 15 9 Sj 78 SALT S. LAKE L. CITY 6 Columbus 6 I 3 33 I Dt Des Jolo i spokane po 21 Tacoma I Oakland 84 Peoria Sin San Diego 33 I Dayton H. H 22 I 2440 H. H I C Cedar dar Waterloo Springfield III 3 Ill S Ill III Utah 82 Decatur III JAC HI I 1 O 0 El 63 St. St GI 61 62 LIncoln i Sioux air Oty C GS 28 Wichita 66 To OOt G. G S1 36 POULTRY 1 RI Jr Chicago 31 hay LITt poultry lower ud and 17 11 AND n S. S Chicago May hay 5 m of or supplies n and anti a buying flurry nUlT In May hay wh wheat at t to today J y brought an upturn to the entire market A net gain 10 of or it to was u mad made Corn finished i to 14 i ti JH l higher l li r oats 1411 tJ 4 to 4 Up op but i pro ro- ro doted closed unchanged to 6 off of or moro more titan than bushels of or May Ia wheat was I made mad by toy tron strong firms firma about the mid 1111 die of oC this eslon That t option bounded up or 1 I. I at once ansi and sympatheticallY July and S Sept pt mb r ralso also ilso rt roSe iC though tb I KM lea n sharply ate Ite he h Tj buy buy- uy In log n-BA n largely In I th the th j Int interest of It trader who hail had yesterday In la anticipation of ot th tb governments r report rrt on en winter r condition When the May hay flurry finny track the At pit t the tbt market h had d already i tun t to harden Supplies lIu were fount found to b bo bl nO light Sur At t th the tho or-eniDS or and mine values improved In to spite of or generally centrally Jower lower cable tine lino growing weather for forthe the domestic cm ci large c primary r rather moderate t shipping trade macic The he coinIng bulge was F IOn COOn chocked l-iy l free selling by bT curator concerns A slight 1 rally cam Caine 1110 n near nr time the on advice S of ot fair aIr export Mies and anel the finish h wn Wa very firm ry receipts of or wheat when t ay Al 0 bushels last lut year ur bub bushels U. U Seaboard a oard clearances of 0 wheat soil and flour equaled 3 bushels 11 I Corn C w h helped bellIed by reported crop rop dama dams dams-c o from cold rains raIn In Argentine ond on by hr delay to lo io domestic shipments due to wet weather Ia ther Strength In w cull caMi market ala al stiffened D tI prices Oats advanced ou on persistent reports ports of or crop crof trade was w. Try light Such little 1 ai 55 the time market showed was wa tu due largely lorrell to letter belier prices at the Leading futures ranged a all as follows tollos w WHEAT I I CAT CAT- I I Open I I Low low I Close May lar tS ift 30 68 July Jul 8 10 9 61 38 I so 2 September 65 sm S i S i. i C CORN CORN- R I lOpeD Open Open- I High II I 10 Loir I CI Close May ID Mi Mis o i i ta Jul July I 35 54 s I fiG I 53 00 U September 4 56 t S. S 6 CH GG Ht O. O OATS T- T I Open I UlI High I t Low Lo I Close May J n 1 July 25 34 I. I Si 2314 I I 33 September 14 Sitt 34 Z 23 i MESS I open I High h. h I Low I Close Cloae May laT 1827 2 1947 1923 18 1925 1923 July j 1927 1533 1925 13 1323 September ber 1917 1307 LAlib I lOpeD Open Onen i I low I CIMe May 1 1 1003 1097 1002 July j 1080 1080 1050 10 1073 1077 i 1 1062 OS 1052 1080 1081 snORT SHOUT mESo- mESo I Open I I 1 I I Low w. w I Close Cloae May oaT 1141 1160 1143 July July 1102 2 1102 1101 I lOffT 1097 i 1097 1037 September 10 1067 i 2 1067 1095 1085 10 1013 i quotations were ns n follows Wheat led 2 red No o. o 3 I red red ros No 2 kit hard I No 0 2 Z bard bartl No o. o 1 northern t iJ No 2 northern 8 if No Xo 3 I northern rn O No o. o 2 spring No 3 I rl SS No 4 spring SC f 7 velvet durum m Corn orn 2 o o. o 2 whIte s I g Xo No 2 yellow No 3 No o. o I 3 white he OS GS No 3 yellow 11 N. N 4 II I r. r No I 4 white bite I No 4 yellow ft I Oath o. 2 white n No o. o 3 white U No 1 4 3 32 No o. o 4 white J standard G v R Rc Rye c No o. o 2 2 t. Barley S. S Timothy Timothy 3 j. j Clover I Pork lork 11 3 Lard 1053 DI 1035 S. S U. I n nt R. FETS FET'S WEEK rY NewS New cw York May hay 0 wilt will say MJ tomorrow tomorrow to to- morrow mo Trade movements evidence time the of oC some barriers to active but bitt tb the w weekS week I. I s 's reports nevertheless Indicate Indicate- that current nei-i nei needs are arc of 0 h hoary uJ volume ecu ami that till y ore are more mor than sufficient to mike male for tor a satisfactory f If n not 1101 t. t indeed active distribution lI on current J Consequently jobbers jobbers' stocks stock which ar are arc by lir n no means mcanA large are arc t l being ID subjected to further In Inroad Inroads In 1 roads road ami 3 I there la is considerable evidence of or frequent for ter mall niall parcels this tend tendency ten I d dency ncy really rahly In is Indicative of or a wish Ib to cut cloth only when end and an as It Is h needed On the other luSIn for or future except I In n a few fet sections section feels cl the tho Incubus o of oC pro prospective tariff rl regulations regulation and ml It is s over oTer this aspect of oC affairs affair th that t must mot caution 1 is III man man- Still adjustments Are re being made mado inconsonance In Inconsonance consonance with what Is III deemed to bo be able oble and AUll a 11 as a result the unsettlement that I is I rl rise c to mixed n conditions condition In 10 economic af at affairs affairs fairs airs Is to bo be regarded ns as of or a I. transitory r cb char charac r ac 11 Seldom 1 hive U Cr crop 11 pro prospects tx been fn more mort favor nor able soil noil conditions almost everywhere being unusually propitious while whIte the outloOk for tor win wilt ter wheat bu t Is la well b Ideal At tt the mom moment nt prices price for tor textiles In the east as tend to resist declines and a reaction towar toward moro more or less lees steadiness la h a reflected In lu some omo om branches of oC tb the cotton KOO goad u J trade Wool ool 1 13 quiet and mo most t new JIs c couming In aro are o on consignments While retail trade Is h good 1 It would move mOT more mor freely If I weather con conditions were 6 settled Labor Labo does doe not lack Ilick employment building being ver very with mill null work Tork sho showing lol no abatement Flour Fleur Is quiet an end there l ii I. I IM iesi n Ir Iron n and steel both loth a II aS l regards i spec cl fur for the lime article and new busl busi ness Copper l' l U is firm not w so I much mitch b o or of new nc demand n Rte nil the thc strong statistical i Position o otho Or 1 tb the tho metal f There fre re arc r fewer Idle can Luke Lake ton Da nago o is 11 heavy Prices for tor meats farm arm and amid dairy products product ar are arc lower Collections may be bc considered about fair Money I I. I a 3 little ca ruler easier ler but the banks Lanks still Fill ore are well leaned up tip Bonds have hue lately worker worked Into a a. Letter bitter position but bt stock tork market operations oper oper- continue narrow Business failures failure e for tor or the week lek ending 11 May S were fere 43 which compare with 60 In wick week of oC 1912 Wheat Including lout flour exports from room the tile United States State and Canada la for tor tho the werk cn ending ln May I S Galveston tI aggregated 3 Hl 0 b bushels 1 els a against U this week last year I I I DV DUNS S 'S DE JR REVIEW c New York Tor May Mar S. S Dun Duns Dun's Review tomorrow will say In spite of ot om some curtailment nt of or orders order fo tOt for merchandise affected by pending tariff chan changes change ct tho the unusually favorable crop conditions have ban re reo re- re salted In a marked markoll Increase of ot confidence the thu wet west and Aud south Tho The passage o of the tariff bill by the House of or brings the time end of Or this element of ot uncertainty measurably nearer r. r Meanwhile It Is a moat most encouraging eu en- fact that reports from fifty eight cities show a gain In lu activity for April of or 1 p per r cent as u compared the tho same name month In 1912 alz a bu heavy at Lt New York City being moro more than offset t b by gains galna elsewhere particularly at Chicago and at t most points poInts' lu in the tho west t and andon andon on th the Pacific slope Production of ot Iron and steel continues to be bc close t-loso to capacity but n new demands Is art are now DOI less JIM Insistent and deliveries are nrc being made matle more mor promptly In textile Hues lilIes warmer Armer ani anti and more moro 15 settled weather has 1135 greatly Improved ed the volume of ot retail retell trade although merchants are aro a aUlI ill I con cou in placing Jn o orders rs There Is I. a moderate gala gain In the shoe boe trade There Thero Is li M It om t better outlook for Cor leather but bat hides bide continue easy eay All 11 speculative mar markets lh are nrc dull Jull and this fact tact accounts le largely for or the decrease In bank cs' cs H. H changes from foni last lut year ear which however r. r Is com corn small amounting to oDI only 07 Ii per cent this bis week w Recovery from w flood effects ds Is I. now fairly complete te Railroad earnings earning in April increased 27 7 per pcr cent over oer last lut year lar l sentiment lu in the east cut Ii is cheerful than ban mercantile sentiment In tb the w west t. t but locally continue continues easy Heavy refunding of or corporate cor cor- Orate issues U Is however bowMer due during the re rc re- re months of tb the r year yean ar 1 The host best t feature of ot the lite situation U ii the fact that every nerT con condition favors favor large crow crops Tie fore foreign commerce at nt the port pert of ot X New w York Jut duro ID tog tb the most recent week Amounted to a against lest 1 year r DUTTER CHEESE AND ND D EGGS New York Tork hay f 2 lIe He- tuL tubs Chee e 1821 boxes boxi rss r Ira Receipt 10 cc Western whites Chicago 00 9 Butter Butter O. Lower Lower- er cru creamery tL fl mUl g Ega Receipts n c e COFFEE RI I New tw York Slay May y 9 O. Coff Futures o-Futures opened steady at unchanged prices price to an Q a adrance of or 3 S points on renewed trade tred buying f of the smear ContInued covering Piea t. t up during the day In tb tb or of worked e important otter u offerings Tbt close was atUd steady Sal isy o. o gor o hag May hay 1110 July 11 1125 August 11 ll w September 1144 1114 October to I r and Ind D ceu br n j 1144 hatch Spot fIOt Tile No 7 1 nii 1 Vo No 4 4 1 lt 33 mild dull l Cordova Cordon H I rr ilan U. I 11 May hay 9 Cose crl Chat t I. I I ItO tO July Jul I. I bid September plem r. r ii 11 bid O r. r l asked POTATO ET May lisy 3 Potato |