Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-02-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MILWAUKEE, Feb. l1.-CIosc-W Wheat
Steady; No. northern, on track, 1.04pI %;
No. northern, on track, IO26u l.O3 Corn
Firm; No. 8 on track, 56a5G1ac Oats
Steady; standard, 52c; No. white an
track, $4,000. Barlcy-Dull; standard, q@a
94c Rye-Steady; No. 1 ON track, S2l2u
Flour quotations in carlois are: Hard
sRrihS wheat patents, in wood. ".20a5.40;
struShts in wood, 4S045.Oo; export PAT,
entS, III sacks, 4.4O64.50; first clears, in
sacks, 35O03.So; ryes in wood, 4.25q 10:
country; 3.So0410 sacks, Kansas, i'll wood.
CHICAGO. III, Feb 17.-Cash whcat-No.
: red, 933s49512c; No. red 915sa93I8c; No.
hard. 933sM991sc; No. hard. 915sd@5c:
No. ; northern, 1o401.07: No. 3 spring, 90r
Q1:o'; No | northern. nothing doing. Corn
No. ,, nothing doing; No. 3, 55057c Oats
No; : and No: 3, nothing doing.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 17,--Close-Wheat-
S61sc. Corn-May, 60Ac; July, 5Sf295S9sc;
SeptembHr, 5Sc. Oats-May, old, 52a4 c;
May, 5o3s@5012c; July old, 45as94512c; July.
July, 11.65. Lard-May, 7.25m7 Pig; July.
7450I411a. Ribs-Ma 6.371a: July 665Gp
66671A; Rye-Cash, SIC. Barley-Cash, 75lp
1925.
NEW YORK. Feb. I7.-Close - Wheat
May, d00s; July, 967sc. Corn-May, 694c;
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. 17.-wncat-
May, S9Ac; July, $3.50; cash No. hard,
992212a95zac; No; 3, SS@93c; No. 2 red, 9S0
=
July. 544c; cash No, : mixed, 5445412c;
No. 3, Ode: No. > white, 54c; No 3, SIC
Oats-No. white, 49Q50c; mixed, 4SGD
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. 7.-Wheat-,rrack
No. > red cash, 900; No hard, 940t06J2c;
May, 94$$c; July, SIC. Corn-Track No :
May. 567sc; July, $3.50 Oats,Track 40,
1890
LIVERPOOL Feb. 7-Whcat-Srot,
,yipt III
futures steady; March, IS I'd; May, IS 5sd
July, IS I'd; Corn-Spot, steady; prime
mixed, American new IS I'D; prime n''xed
steady; March, Us 2a4d. Flour-Wintrr pat
ents, dull, 3Os. Hops-In London Gaciiic
DULUT Sio' MINI i'm FEB IIS 17-Fl,x-ro ar
rive, 1.12&; on track, 1.12A; May, LIZ
DtLrTH. Mimi. Feb. 7.-CIosc-whcat
No. | hard on track, 1.o35s to arrive. No
northern, LOIS; No. northern, 9S5sc on
track, No ! northern, LOIS; No. > north
ern, $3.50; May, Lois; July, 1O15s; No. I
store, 9618c; ydurum on track. No l. 500;
No. >. S312c; May, durum, SOC; July, durum,
SOC. Flax-To arrive, 112&4; on track
;12h; May. Liza; July, 1.1G. Oats-To ar
rive, Isle; oats, OH track, 481ac. Rye, 74GG
7Sc Barley, 81 a SSc Cars Inspected
Wheat 30; last year. 70 oats, 6; barley. I;
sol; oats, 12,5S8; barley, 1857; fax, IS, 46G.
Shipments-Wheat. 5000; barley. 4223
MINNEAPOLIS; Mimi, Feb. Ike
ccipts here of only 299 cars against 1913 a
year ago made the feature of the wheat
market today. 1t held the market firm ana
put ii higher in the early part of the day
year ago at this time the railroad block
AIDE of the winter of 1906 1907 was begin
ming to break up and wheat that had been
delayed in transit was coming in quantity
which accounts for the extra ordinary dit
ference this year. The Minneapolis eIe-
vatOr stocks have decreased $1,000 bushels
for two days. The market was strong at
1.O2 to fraction higher until near the
close when heavy selling began and prices
fell a cent. May opened ut 1O2; high,
1.o23slt10212 low, 1.O11s; close, l.Oils;
July closed lO112. Cash wheat was firmer.
No. | northern sold at 202RC over Nav
No. northern was not quite so firm as
NO. l relatively and 1t sold ut Nav price
with a few choice cars 12c over. No
northern closed at 1O27s0l .O3A spot ana
1.O27B to arrive; No. northern, ! oozslD
LOIS spot, and 1.oO7s 10 arrive No :
wheat, 9378a9SHc; No. yellow corn, 54a4
75a4WIG34c. Barley-Showed better de
mand. but from the price standpoint IT
vas low and disappointing. Oats-Men TOOK
the low grade GUd7Oc stuff for miytng.
Soc; the closing price range was 1870
76Ac FIax-tirn to 1c under Duluth, May
closing at 1.13. Brau-Strong and in good
demand at 2OOO in bulk. MilIers were in.
cuned to advance prices early III the day
on the strength in wheat but they finally
made no changes as wheat was down again
over Sunday and sales today were larger
than on Monday Of last week Shipments
ol.921 barrels. First patents, 5IJQj. 20;
second patents, 5-0505.2O; first clears, Id
@4.25; second clears, 3.2OQ3.3O.
CHICAGO, Ill. Feb. 17.-Receipts about
5000: market weak TO 1Oc lower; bceves,
3.SJGt600; cows ana hnifers 1.SOI04 10:
Texans, 3.60Gg4.5O; calves, J.2507.OD; west
erHers, 4OUn47j; stOckers and feeders > 10
@4.7J. Hogs-Receipts about 44,UoO; mar
ket % higher; light. 4100435; mixed. 1. IL
al. 10: heavy, 4.200445; rough, 4.2UlCi %;
pigs, } G0n4.2O; bulk Of sales, 1900 -,
Sheep-Receipts about 25,OO0; market
steady; native, 3.2545.35; western, 3.2511
600; western, 5.OOQ7OO.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb 1z-Cattle-Re-
ccPts, 22,OU0; market steady. bnpf
steers, 3.7506.00; stockers and feed
crs, 2.4OM4.G5; cows and heifcrs, 31505. OF.
Texas steers. 2.9OGt5.25; COWS and heifers
l.TJr4OO. Hogs-Receipts. 400; market -
higher; pigs and lights, 3.50Q4 80: packers
4.0TJi4O: butchers and best heayv { Ar;
4.45. Shcep-Receipts, 1900; market steady.
nat.vcs, 3.5oU35o; lambs. 4.J0u7.OD
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 17-Cattle-Rp-
ccipts, 700, including 400 southerns; mar.
ker steady; native steers, 4.5O05.8O; south
ern steers 4500J.1O; southern cows > 500
$50; native cows and heifers. 2400J. 10;
stockcrs and feeders. 3.2504.90; bulls. 3.GOg
p; calves, 3.500625; western steers, 400
ccipts. 5000; market sc higher; bulk of
sales, i. 10lt 40; heavy. 4.25I4 4O packers,
4 13@4 10; pigs and lights, 37O94. % Sheep
-KtcelPts, 1000; market steady; muttons,
crs. StTtG.25; fed ewes. 4.4O05.OO.
MiNEEAPOLIS. MINI. Feb. 17-Close-
m at. Nav. 1.OllP: July. 1012; No.
Eard. lUJ7sIt1 oGls; No. l northern, 1.O2HQ
lt3t.: No. "o'tfern, 1OUs41Olas; No.
MOTT h III. % 7s(t:S@s".