The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Flour quotations in CARROTS are: New
hard spring wheat patents, In wood, $50
patents in sacks, 4Uouf.2O; first clear. Ia
sacks, $50; rye, In wood, 3.9Otl4 05; coun-
try, 32o93 70; sacks, Kansas. in wood.
, MILWAUKEE, oct 11.-Close; Wheat
Steady; No. 1 northern, on track. 1oGlalD
1.o1; No. northern, ON track. l.OiR1oj.
Steady; standard, 4ogtio1ac; No. 5~~hitc, on
track, 3SiaGU59c Barley-Dull; standard,
6612c. Kye-steady; no; ! on track. I3c.
grain and provisions here today were nm
Impressive and the range of prices narrow,
tending slightly lower in thu, cereals and
opened higher in sympathy with an ad-
vance at Liverpool December a shade to
&c over SATURDAY at l,o2ls TO lo2 This
option drifted 70 l'olM where ere, it Iteadied
strength abroad helped stiffen the tone
later Other hullish factors We're smaller
domestic visible increase than year ago,
and the fact that IL loads OF Manitoba
wheat were reported for export. Moderate
buying caused ready advances. December
rose to 1.032s and closed firm lac higher
Car lot receipts Wheat. 10 cars, with 3
of contract grace; corn, ~ ears with $50
of contract grade; oats TO cars. Total re
ceiptS of wheat al Chicago Minlea poiis and
Duluth today were 13l6 cars, compared with
23o9 ears last week and 1893 cars the CORE
spending day year ago.
will delay curing and marketing Of corn
had no early effect on the market for that
grain. December opened Shade lower at
5sIsc and dropped to 51S4c with trade very
slow.
fair. December closing ~ lower al osc;
steady opened dull. December started 1sc
higher at 39Ac gained IA shade and then
dropped to Saturdays final hgures.
The provisions market opened shade to
Sc higher for January products under the
influence OF a lighter run of hogs in the
west pork at 1886, lard at 1os5qlos7h
and ribs at 97213. Some buying of lard and
ribs saved the pit from stagnation.
CHICAGO. If. oct. 1l.-Recei pts-Flour,
3327i bbls; wheat. l22, 200 bus; corn. POI 500
| rye 1000 bus; timothy seed, 459,95O lbs.
Shipments-Flour, 1888 bbls; wheat, 2l,02o
bus; corn, 223,s19 bus; oats, ,l9o,569 bus;
CHiCAGo, iii, OCT. i1,-Cash Wheat-No.
/ . red 1,1oG17S1a; No 3 red, 1.loll. 16; No.
2 hard, 11oq1 y; No, 3 hard, 1.olal.oo; No.
| 1.oi12 No. 3 spring, 1.02pl04 Corn-No.
2, 60Aa60Ac; No. . white, G0A061c, No Z
yellow, d0l2c No. g. 6oaGoAc; No. 3 yellow.
. white, 4o4c; No 5, $sl9c; No 8 white.
! 3sl4940c; No. 4 white, 3sA4S9c; standard.
39AQ40Ac.
9Sssc Corn-OctOber. 59hc DECEMBER 5sc:
May. 6o4sc July, G0lsc. Oats--December.
1 39!4G, May. ilAU1lMc IOrE-octoDPr.
$500; January, 1924: May. 1s27.a Lard
October. 12o71aQl2. 10; November 11.771a;
January, 1o.sIA. Ri6s1october, i %; Jan
uary, go; May. 9.6Iha97o Rye-Cash;
| 72413c; December. T21ac. Barley-Cash AS
@G5c Timothy October, 3.S5, March, 420.
| Clover-Nothing doing.
NEW YORK, oct 1.-THE cotton market
opend steady at a decline of lac points,
and after a slight rally increased the loss
under scattering liquidation and bear prey
sure. Sentiment was influenced by the fan
ure OF frost to develop In the belt over Sun
day, higher temperatures this morning. con
| tinued talk of curtailment, and evening up
for over the local holiday tomorrow The
market was unsettled and some I to
points lower during the middle of the morn
Ing.
ST. LOUIS Mo, Oct. 1l.-Leud-Stroug
427is spelter- Higher. 5.92ia bid