Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-18
WHEAT WEAKER TODAY
Trading Very Light, With Indi-
cations Of Liberal Increase
In Worlds Shipments
PIT TRADERS MAIN SELLERS
PIT TRADERS MAIN SELLERS
The Corn Market Was Also Weak To-
day, With Apparently Little Demand
Weak seRins BY Longs Again in
,Evidenos-oats Market Somewhat
,Eisier MISREPRESENTATION Steady.

influence on wheat today. Trading
was very light Selling was mainly by
pit traders. May opened at 87A to SO
and sold to 875s. Minneapolis. Duluth
and Chicago receipts were 949 cars.
Later reports of good demand for
exports started shorts to covering and
a firmer tone was created, May closing
with a slight loss at S7H.
Corn.
Weak selling by longs was again in
little demand. May opened at AK
were 315 cars.
Buying by the leading long created q
steadier tone May closing " lower at
AN @44N.
Oats were trifle easier. May open
ed at 32N to 321k and sold at 32A
@32ss. Receipts were 161 cars.
Provisions.
Trading in provisions was almost at
a standstill, but the market held steady.
Chicago Grain.
Chicago. Nov. IS.
Wheat-No. 2 red s71s @S91k; No.
red, SAY @8S71; No. q hard, 841z @871s ;
No. hard, S2h@S6h; Decem-
Der, S57s @85N; May opened, 87N@SS;
highest, 1915; lowest s75s: closing,
5s7N@ss.
corn-No. 2, No. 2 white. lower,
nothing doing; No 8, Az; No. 3
white, 44@44A; No. 8 yellow, AN a
45A1k; Dec. 44% q 44A: May opened
44A @44M; highest, AN gas; lowest,
a44s; closing, AN @44N. is
Oats-No. 2, i30N; No. 8, 3o5k; No. 2
white, s2@32k; No. 3 white, s0h @
BIN; December, soA; May opened,
32% @32h; highest, 321z; lowest, 32A;
3@32A: closing, s32as@321z.
Chicago Produce.
Chicago, Nov. Is.
Pork January 1875; May. H.
sS2k @12.85. as
Lard January, e.s71A; May T.
OH.
Ribs January, s.55 q s.57M; May,
CITE.
Rye-cash, Toy.
Clover--13.00.
Barley--37@55.
Timothy-March BAT.
Butter--steady; creameries THO
%; dairies, 1000.
Eggs-Strong at 1904.
Poultry Turkeys weaker, others
steady; turkeys, 10; chickens, sk:
springs, 95s.
Live Poultry.
Chicago, Nov. 1S.-Live turkeys are
in good supply and meet with moder-
ate demand, but market is weak. The
receipts have been so large this week
that the regular buyers are pretty well
stocked up and refuse to buy unless at
further decline. Then. too, buyers
have more dressed stock which they
select from. Fowls are in fair sup
ply and in only moderate demand. Fat,
heavy hens bring a premium, but very
few Of them. BOOSTERS in moderate sup-
ply and steady; they are selling fairly
we'll Spring chickens in good supply
and in good demand; they sold we'll
yesterday Ducks are in fair supply
and in fair demand. Live geese are in
good supply and meet with moderate
demand. Fer pound.
Turkeys, good weights ....$ .15
Poor thin stock ......... .l1@ I'm
Chickens-Fowls .......... @ .0s1a
BOOSTERS ............ W
Snrinp chickens ......... .09!z
Ducks, choice, white IL
i na,I, ana ordinary mixed .1OH
The Hay Market.
Chicago. Nov. 10. - Dealers
report not enough good tim
othy is, arriving to supply the inquiry
for It. Receipts are purchased quickly
and there is not enough to go around.
Stocks here in dealers hands have
been very small for some time; In
fact, offerings have been so small that
dealers have been able to fill orders
only In a partial way, delivering only
sufficient to keep their customers going.
The market will readily absorb q
heavy run OF hay.
Hide and Fur Market.
The following market is furnished
by H. willard, Son & Co., Marshal-
town, Iowa
No. hides ............ %
No. 2 hides ............... -
Horse hides .............. 1.ov
No. talfow =
SKUNK so, rs, LIS
Pat 10 to 10
MINI so to 200
Coon ...................... so TO $50
Peoria Grain.
Peoria, Nov. H.
corn-No. 3. 4s'k.
a. 4 o,,ie ar,ia
st. Louis, Nov. IS.
wheat-May. s6a @ss%.