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S AT CLOSE Much of Saturday's Negligible Turnover Was Limited to Equipments. A-sfifif-l I'rr"s S-rv k-c : XMW YORK, March .:0 Aside from th strength of a few specialties, today'j stock market manifest-f-'l no Jflinit tren.l until the final lfalin-.. whn stanlarl issues, such as Union Pacific and Rcadln'-T roistf-red f-ur.tantiai gains, partly a a rrsult of short fovrrim;. Much of the day's negligible turnoer was limitpd to -cviulprnent?, motors and to'.'accos, at extrem0 advance.- of one to two and a half points, fopjurs also responded to a moderate inquiry and some of the more oKsour-. i-peeialties, including Wilson Parkins:, were hUher by one to 2 points. United states steel was apathetic within a fractional area, linishiiio at a trivial train. Total Sales llO.Oim. Total sales amounted to 110,000 shares. Pond dealings were in keeping with the superlicial character of the stock market. liberty issues were slightly lower and rail.,- including convertibles, reached moderately. Total salei (par value) agresated $ 4.0." o,0i0. United States bonis (old issues) were unchanged on call during the week. MARKETS f-mcAco rnoii ri:. CHICAGO, March P.UTTLIl P.eeelpH fulx: n-amerr. extra 41' j; extra firsts 40'j'fHl; tlrsts 'i.4i; packing StiK-L ;6; ;-.. i;C-;s p. . eipta PJ.loS cases; current xeelpt ..';.:! : ordinary firsts f-Va'-1 1 ; firstH :Hfr:,rf ( ; etr:is .Tr'lic. CIir.lii: Twin, new 25: dairies 2S; Youls Auierk-as -"a; Jxughoi'us hri' 1. LIVE POCLTP.V Turkeys 2; rooaters 21; pei-se 'Zro-; diuks öl-. POTA'KU-S Keceipt 5o cars; Minnesota, Dakota und Ohio's SO&iOe. riTTMU KCJII LIVK STOCK. PITTSUPKGll. Pa.. March ÖU-CAT-TLP Supidr liht: market steiidy: choice $l.Vn.25; prime ? 13.25 l'S ao; j :(' I f li.VKn 12.!: t'.dv butchers $12..".. 12 '.o: tidy" l.utchers U..-! t2.tH): fair' lpi 1175; Amnion $to5hüll; common to ;;ood fat balls vill; common to t'ood fat cov- $7i 1 ; fresh cows and biirlriifers a 1. 11: vl "ilves ?ls.5o. 'HIJLP AN I) LAMPS Supply lilit ; market stead v; prime wethers .14 75; U'd mixed fair mixed . .:Kd Sil: culls and comniou ,; uprinr lamlis $VJ. Ho;s Market lower; prime heavy hojrs 17.7."!.? is; mediums $ls.44'rtS:4." -r h.-.tvy Yorkers 10 is. U: llpht YorkctN lvi is 25; l'lrs 17.7."$ls; roughs $12.'2 15.75; stains $l2.&fn 15.75. KAsT III I TAI O LIVK STOCK. PAST IIP PALO. N. Y.. March 'M. WPTLK Kei-elpts oo hid; nirakot slow. 2.V lower: prime steers $U;1575; but. -h.-r trrades .12. ALVKS i:-ipts !( head; market active; cull to choice $7 fa 21. SIILPP AND IAMPS-Pecelpts 1M) J 1 1 ! : market activ.M i-rilee lamls f r..5f.v; Uli to fair 15 19; yearlluu's M.I 17.25; sheep $0 14.75. IP';s Keeeipt :;.iioo; market alow; yorkers S"is..Vi', ISO); pij-s 517.75 .1S ; mixed $1 .251 Is -o : heavy $17.75il; roujilis M.'i'lt;; utars 1M50I -SH. (llir.VGO LI VP STOCK. lMoN snn-K Y.i:iS, III , March :u Ii M;s--Kcccipts 22.000; market steadv; 10.- up; mixed ii ml butchers $liLyl7.:;": i.-.H.il heavy $ 1 ".."ort 1; .n : r-mcl. hcavv sir. :v,i i.".si); li'ht .51;.7o 17.P; yl'-i 12 25 p;. 0 ; bulk $10.:.5 17.10. CAT1 1.1 Pe. eipts ".-Jio : market steady. ! up: beeves S'.M 'Htt 1 .fJ : cows and heifers .'..'. $12 ; Storkers :in: feelers $vioU.t): calves lo."-',il ;-. SHLKP -Ke. eipts 2.": marker hierher; native and western ? 12.50'. S17 ; lambs M5 25 19..". ixni N.roi.is MVK stock. INIUANAPOLIS. Ind.. Mar.-h V IP n;s Ke-e!pt .".out; market lo. lower; l.e-t heavies .1 7 4o; 17 iO : bes- ho-s S17.S-,; pies $!: 17.25; bulk of sales M .'; 1 1 .. .hMceTh teer .9.5",J boifers v12; -.ws i 7.7.l'-i$12; hulls $7:oll; cah'es I; SHEEP AND LAMPS Pe.-eipfs remarket steady; .rlnie sheep $11 .o7; 12 50 lanibs J12'.;l:: spring lauihs $VS TOLKIU) G1CAIN. TOLEDO. i. March :u-'LsE-'KN-No. :; y,-ii..u No. ?, mlxd Sl;:: No. :. white .1.T::. . I -tand:ird Iiite Js-.; No. r. white j; No i white 95'i9p.J; miu. l f,it.' v.)'.'.f:iii,. PYE No 2 S275 CI. IVEKSEED Prime ?20 1i 10; March ALSIKE- Prime $15.; M.in!) JC15 i IIJUMin Old prime fC.iTT':,- nev ' d prime .--. T.'.: Man-li 70 ; April M17U. ' - .tu . ;.r. .j .At; ti. t. ?.j i GRAIN IS UNLOADED j Asii-latei1 Press Service: CHICAGO. March .10. Tiolders of urain did considerable unloading today as a result of uncertainties of ; the military outlook and on account of bearish crop conditions in the! southwest. Corn closed steady, 2-S 1 : net lower, out off .1- to 1 "-Sfr if and provisions down to 22 to Corn at rirst show ed strength, inoiience.i i -y generally prevailing opinions thru the war situation w.? j more t-.itisfactory. Pressure from . .orgs, however, soon set in and ( i !ir,i'" f'!'?'(',i. i de-I'e.-pite tirmnes!; at the outset. oats underwent a leeided setback. : Go.-ij that April orders from the , go eminent were smaller than the i trade had looked for tended to dejprt'ss the proIsion market. LOANS ON ri.AIN NOTK. iONEY '. farms and city property. P. E. 11 , iluraut. 315-17 Kariner Trust Ultii: . 1 oneg . ueii l'JLi-tf 4 O.V. Home 22JC

Range of Prices of Stock Exchange Saturday

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I Open High Low Cloe ! Arn. Can 40 40 Am. Car . Fdy. ?s T'. 77 'i T'J Am S:n;t .... 77'i TT'i TT'i 77lj T. T. , T V lut l)i4 An.- rid:i j C21 j .t hion x; it sj'.-j IWiMwin la..-. . 7j'4 71s, 71'i 7P.j i: i it- ,v o r.j .vj :,vt jl:eth. St.-el ... 77'i 77l4 771, 771; jsutte V- sup. . r.nj r.) M'nn. Vac l-:7 ' l.TT:li i:;7i 1-17 i-i nt. l:l W4 '.41 4 "1h-!. ,v ohi- . . r; .v.1, C. M. vv St. P. . :z'4 4! :ro-"i 41 "ldri. 4ij 41 40-; Corn Prod ;.-... .V. t .".-a , 'r-ic. spei ... ;j C r; c, H I i t. S(U 4o"-i 41'i 4'-. 4o'-h . Irle 14 4 ICS ll'': H'i I'Jen. i:i,e t:;7 i:;7 ,Jen. Motors ..lis H r. o.lrb h 4i 4 4 ' j jJt Nor. (ire. . 27 'J74 1T7 271 1 C.f. or. pfd. . ti -Mot. PeL .J IC', lr'i tJ'4

Selection of Attractive $100 Bonds

Ciovrninient ami .Municipal. . I)u. Irhv. Yield. Am. Foreign .Securities ."s 191; 971,2 Anlo-French Government Year ös IOl'u !oi S.72 City of New York S'.s. 4s and 4Hs Mkt. 4. GS Japanese Government 2d Series 4 192". SI 7.10 United States Government r,Us UM 7 SSU United States Government 4s 1 :M 2 '.üVj !-" llnllrond. Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Conv. 4 19:'2 77 C.-',.7 Colorado & Southern Kef. & Ext. Mttfe. 4US 1C.". 1 7.10 New York Central Conv. Dob. Gs 1H2T. :.", .20 I'erc Marquette lrt Cs 19."H S.2 fi.'Jä Virginian Uailwav Uo. 1st Mtge. .10 Year os UJi2 !2 H.30 IMblJc Utility. Amer. Tel. Tel. Coll. 4s U2: 0.2." Arkansas Light & Power 1st Os 194ä Im) 0.00 Kastern States Public Service 6s 1912 99'i 6.05 Louisville Gas Sc Ulectric 7s 1920 97"i S.00 Montana Power Co. 1st & Kef. Mtg ,"s 19 4 ?. 90 '.70 Ueadini? Transit & Iaqht Co. Two Year Cs 1919 9SV4 .7S U. S. Public Service Co. 1st 6s 19 27 99 6.10 Industrial. Ueth. Steel Co. 1st Lien & lief. MU'e. .,s 194 2 91 .". 0 Central Leather 1st Mt?e. f.s 1921 9; S.Connecticut Prass & Mfjr. Corp. Cs 1919 97' 7.Ö0 La cka wanna Steel 1st Conv. Cs 19 30 9 0 ."..6 3 U. S. Rubber 1st & Ref. 5s 1947 S2 6.0O

Financial

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Wall street is noted for oins contrary to expectations. Just when everybody with a few exceptions has decided that the :narket cannot pssibly ,70 in a certain direction it proceeds to ro in that direction. At present the bears have the screen. Sentiment is overwhelming that the market must decline while the next Liberty loan is being floated. Certainly! Didn't it de-ein? when the tirst loans were t ein sold? Do not like causes produce like results? And yet Wall street may fool us. Just now it ;s obstinate and refuses to k up on Kood news or down on bad news. Apparently, it is as indifferent to the passage of the railroad control bill as it is to the announcement that the eanipaiyn for the next bond issue will bcftrin on April 6. We surmise that Wall street's eyes are not looking at bond issues, or the railroad bill, or the war-

Notes of the Financial World

The New York Mail says: P.arring an exhibition of moderate strength during the forenoon Thurs- ! day, the steels were sluggish. This t contract to the brilliant exhibition of the U. .s. Steel corjoration. What it reilected aside from the natural hesitancy produced by the crisis on the battle fronts was the fear that though retained for the next quarter, the schedule of steel prices mUht be revised dow n ai d c.nrK in the slimmer. This eId. litis the fact that failure of war industry; board to lix the price for a Ion cr i period than three months. Had the railroad congestion not created burens of operations in cost in January and 1 eoruary tnere is iuue piestion but that the present schedule would not have been retainryl. Important interests in the trade have no hesitancy in saying that the war industry board is opposed" to the large margin of proiits enjoy-. ed bv some of the producers and that if costs are reduced in the next three months prices may follow. NUW YORK, Mtrch 30. Rothschild says: "Notwithstanding the shortage of time funds, the market should work materially higher. Continue bullish on Reading, teel. P.aldwin and Crucible." NLTYV YORK. March SO. Financial News Bulletin says; 'Investi Nations in brokerage circles bring out statements from mam iuarters to the effect that there are practically' no weak or vulnerable long accounts in the stock market; that : the last of them vas iuld during the i Germ in drive shock. This condi-j tion is the inspiration for a great deal of pti:nistic sentiment in these j channels. j Outside u.ving jf the t-.juipment j stocks, especially Amn. Car. Fdy. ls expanding. It is reported that wtsvern o.bl lot buying is a factor. It is hinted in specialist circles that the speculative supply of this stovk! is now smaller than it has been at' any time in lue jears. "A grow ing conndence in the Mo- J

MARKET QUOTATIONS

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Miami Ill vnt I nspinit ion Int. Mer. M-ir. do. pf.l. ... K( nno nit ... Lack. Stc.1 .. Nat. I-ead Copper "Mit. Ilaron Nev. N. V New Norf. A: W. I'iniia i:y. mi 1 sp?s. Kay Con Heading Pep- I. v S... Soil. Pae StudeNaker ... Union Pac ('. S. Stvi .... do. r.fd Ctah 7;t. Ua!,.iv!i ut. i:.-. WU!ys-Over. Approx. Approx. Prospect finance measure, or at Russia or Vladivostok. They are turned on the western front, on the submarine zone and on Germany itself. They are looking at tile things that ae supremely important. If, as we are optimistic enough to expect, Germany should not only fail to make progress on the western front, but should soon begin to weaken on the land, while her Fuhmarines should bc?in to fail her on the water, we would e.pect Wall street to ignore tiht money and Russian and other troubles and to proceed to- vrive us a bull market. All other things are trivial or temporary. It is victory that will count. Wall street is confident of victory, but not altogether hopeful that it will come ?oon. It is lookin:,' for the first distinct sign of the end. Wo think that such a sign will soon he seen and that the end is a matter of months rather than of years. Aloo soen.s administration of railways to hae supreme jurisdiction. is noted. Prophecy is made that he will make a big success before the war is over." NHW YORK. March 10. The Financial News Iiulletin says: Jn view oi the Foch supreme command news we think the market will retlect bullish operations. The technique is of a character such as to suggest improvement without favorable battle news, and an allied ofl'erisie might well cause a sharp rise. Fquipmer.ts, rails, oils and steels are favored. There is a better appreciation by odd lot traders of the merits of the feteel group as a result of what seems to have been a close stuJy of U. S .steel report and those of R. Ii. C. a od Uicka w anna. The consequence is additional absorption for small lot accounts is taking place. I and a pood deal of stock seems to re taken from the market. NUW YORK. March SO. Net earnings Standard Oil company of Kansas for year ended December ."1 were $1,4 22.000 compared with $1,270.000 in 19D3. Tenn. Copper and Chemkal Co.. declared an initial dividend of H a share on its stock payable May 1Z, stock record April :;0. St. Paul dividends were again deferred. Failures this week in U. Sj. numbered 2U1 against 24 last week and 2 7'.' last year. Dur.'s Review- sas no check to improving tendencies in business has been witnosed and financial markets have displayed noteworthy stability during past week. Average price 20 industrial.-? 76.41 off . :i 2 actie rails 7.72 off .10. cnoitci: i). m;noTH. Lawyer. 13 now located in suite 2242 r S Farmers Trust Bldg. Home phon? S517, Bell "53. 2037-4-2 Advt. The best service for amateur dak finishing, t Snihilling's Adv't 29 42-25.

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GRAHf AXD rXXX. itarrerUd DaJlr by TT. B. ütarr. Start MlUa. Hydra alle At.) WHEAT Paying. 1205 per bm. OAlS Paylns, UJe; Benin?. (IOC per to. CORN-Payicg. 12.10; elliajf JiCO per bn NEW CORN I' ay Id v. tLSO. HYE-Paying. 12.25 bu. 15ILN-SeJllDj. 10) per tenrtred. Ml I'D LINGS tHrUlriir, I er hundr?d. CllUl'l'LL jTKfcL oeiang. fJ.ötl p 8CUATCU FEED Sellin?. per HA1. STRAW AISD FEKP. (Corrected Daily by tb Wly Mlllef lltur and 1 d Co. 4M tf. MUlilfn U HAY Payinp. Ä; eUlng. S3L ül'KAW Paying, $Vl per ton; ellio;. W per tale.. OATS lay ingr, l5e; ellinf. $L10. 1S11LLL CO K.N raying, 1-00; elllcf, 1240. EAR COKN Taying. $1.50; selling 11.75. TIMOTJ1Y SEED raying. L40 per bu. WliDtr J5.(0 per ba. ALFALFA SEED (Montana fjrown) kellmg. S15 00 per bo. CLoVEK bEED Paying. $20 bu.; filing. $22. &OY 11E.VNS Selling, $7X0 bu. COW PEAS Selling $4.75 tu. UYK bTOCK. (CrrMd Daily by HJor Br 8, ! gma bU, KltluiwaAA.) HEAVY PAT STELTUs 'air to food. ÜSc; prime. 9ßlOr. HOCiS luuQUO lb 12c; 120O130 Iha 13; l5o.15o ibt. lüVic; liü0 Iba, PROvTsiOXS. (Corrected uajiy Dy T, TT. Moaliar, 211 E. JnfftrMB Blvd. I VPiiET.YJJLE.s New poUtoei. paying. iWaiin- bu.. selllrig. $1 per bu. FILL IT Oranges, case, $7-15; telling, 40,!) per dcz. ; letnoaa, tae, $4.0l'iJ5i.Uo; eiong. per aoz. BIR.'E.. AND E4XHS Creamery bat ter. laying, 4Uc; selling, 46c; eggs, 02o; sclliu,;, lOc. MEDS, (ter ectel Daily by Warner Ito 4 btorc 114 r Wmrmm ti.1 T I MUTH Y $ iDrgOW. KFD CLOVEK-$rJ.2i. WlilTL L'UVKU-fö. ALSIKE TOÖJO. A L FA L F A $ 1 1 (& 1 4. v Et: v cLo r-u 1 15.000 15 oa COW PEAS ?IOÖ7.jü. SOY BEANS-sv.a. llLL'L UltASS a.iö per bn. FIELD PEAS $l5iii5 75. MILLET $.'l.iOri5.75. GEltM AN MI LLET 53jrd5.75. JAPANESE MILLET 42.5i 5a MAM MOT 11 CLOVEIl $20&2;V.50. rOCLTRY AND KXAT8. (CarreeUd Dally by JlnuaJa' Market. 1Z1 . rfeseraon oiva.; VEAL Paying. He; telling. 1535. BEty Uoaat. 30c: bolllog. 20c; porterhouse, öoX.c; lrlolo 452fOr. 11AM Paying. 2c. aelllns. 35c. LAUD Faying. 2bc; sellJng. 32c Fisn. (Corrected Dally by the Eaatwaod Flak, I'aultrr ad m Fd Mark, W. WaahiagVen A?.) FRESII PISH Dr. No. 1 amoked aalmon 32Vc lb.; white flab. 22Vc lb.; fancy Mit mackerel. 224c lb.; bloateri, 2 to 3 Iba. eaeb. ZSc Ib.; boneleaa aalt codnan. 2bC lb,; finnan Laddie. 19c. ; Lake Superior, goverunrent auggeationa: Brill lSUc; aalle fiab or blada cod, 134c; herring. EJ'.jC Li rr man g. ;hi;i:n uidis ioc. tallow 203c. rendered. COMING EVENTS IN THE FINANCE WORLD MONDAY, AVIUIj 1. U. f supreme court decisions, then recess to April 15. Standard Oil men hold cooperative conference with employee. Union Pacific annual report due. NTew bank deposit interest rates effective. Southern Pacific Morgan's ia. & T. Ry. $4,933,000 T'c Main Line 1st mtg. matures. Cuban-American Sugar $9,116.000 6rc coll. tr. bonds mature. Directors' meetings: Chi. Gt. West, M. & St. L. Irain afloat, world's visible, exports, Rroomhall. Annual meetings: C. &- A., Mont, Power. Pub. Serv. of X. J. iDhidend meetings and announce ments due about this time: Intl. Nickel. Miami Copper. TUI-SPAY, APIUL 2. Wisconsin special senatorial loyalty election. Wilson cabinet meeting". Dividend meetings and announcements due about this time: Atchison. Drown Shoe, pfd. Directors' meetings: Amer. Cotton Oil. A?so. Oil, Rankers' Trust, Kennecott. Visible grain summary, TradstreeL Weekly grain summary. Broomhall. Annual meetings: Alaska-Juneau, Asso. Oil. Beth. Stl.. Eastman K., Hock. Val., Kelsey YV'heel. Savage Arms, Studebaker, Westh. Klectric. wmM;si)AY, Ainm s. Steel outlook by Iron Age. Directors' meetings: Am. Linseed, Guaranty Tr., Intb. Cons. Weekly govt, crop weather report. Intl. grain review, riroomhall. Cluett-Peabody special meeting. Annual meetings: Am. Intl. Corp., Am. Smelt., Butterick, J. I. Case, L. & N.. So. Pae., Cons. Arizona Smelting. Dividend meetings and announcements due about this time; Kelly-Sp. Mid vale. Willys. THURSDAY. APHTTj 4. N. Y. chamber of commerce meets. Dividend meetings and anncuncements due about this time: Sinclair Oil. I. S. Rubber. Directors' meetings: Allis-Chalm.. Am. Stl. Fdries, U. S. Trust. Argentine crain report. Broomhall. M., K, & T. annual meeting. I'KIDAY. A PHIL 5. N. Y. state chamber of commerce anniversary celebration. Wilson cabinet meeting. j Directors' meetings: An;er. Beet Su?ar, Cuia Cane, rotton visible, into sight. exports. The Chronicle. Weekly grain exports. Bradstreet. Bush Terminal annual meeting. SATTUnAY. APRIL . Liberty loan third iFsue. Cop. Outlook by Walker's Review. Trade bv Drv Goods Economist.

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