Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Flour quotations in coriats are: Now
hard spring wheat patents in IN wood, 525Y
patents in sacks. 4.0O0C4.20; FIRST clear. IN
sacks $40; rye, in wood 3.9plg4.O5; couu-
try, 3.20Q3.25; sacks, Kansas, in wood,
MILWAUKEE. Sept 1G.-CIosc-W wheat
L. lower; No l northern, on track, 1859
IO51A; No. > northern, on track, l03i4G1 %.
COrn-1c higher; No. on track G90GgAc
Oats-Easier; standard 9VD4lc; NJ. 8
white, on track, 391ad40r. Barley Steady {;
standard, 6713c. Rye Dull; No on track,
711Ac.
/ CHICAGO. IL, Sept 1e-Noon- Wheat
September, LO21s; May, 1o2A Corn-Sep-
teInber, 6slsc; May. G23sc Oats-.Septeln-
1907. Lard-January. 1852; October, 1877.
RiGs-January. 80; October, I1-55
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept lG.-Cash wheat
No > red, 1.07m1 O914 NO. 3 red, 1000
1861; No. hard. Iu21aal %; No. 3 hard,
'9Scd / Oh; No. I northern. 1.O2OlO5; No. ,
northern, 1.0lm1O4; No. ; spring, 9sr0 03,
6924c; No. 3, f9c; No. , white, 69AGoG9l2c;
No > yellow G91aG69a4c; No. yellow. COZ
01691ac: No t. GSliGS12c 0ats-NO. 3 white,
3911n44c; No. white, 399g4Dc; standard,
! C@HICAGO. HI. Sept. 1G.-CIose-Whcat-
September 1894; December, 99c; May,
1920 1O212. Correspondence, Gs12c: De
cember G1MG1lsc; May. G24 WGZ3sc Oats
September 4U15c; December, 4O4lg 40%sc;
May. 42a40I42zsc POrk-SepLem ~ 90;
January. 1S.07MM18.1O; May, 1890. Lard
SdR2ember. 1876; January, i0671z9l070,
Ribs-SepUember, 11.S5, October. II 6212;
January. 9.57h: May. 9.J21z. Rye-Cash,
71m72c; September, zoe; December, GO.
BarIey-Cash. 51m6Gc. Timothy September,
400; October. 3.921a; March, 4. % Clover
Cash, 1880; March, 400
! ST LOUIS, Mo. Sept 16--Lead-Flrm;
427R Spelter-Firm- $50
NEW YORK. Sept 16.-FIour-- ReceiPts,
q. $50 Firmly held with trading quiet
Minnesota patents, 100000; winter
straights, 4S5GD4.9J; Minnesota bakers,
a. 6J05.25; winter extras. 4.2Og46O; winter
patents. $1,000 40; winter low grades, 40
GJ4.J0; Kansas straights 1904 20. Wheat
Receipts, 81 200; apart from brief open
ing depression and ne decline, wheat was
quite steady this morning on further bull
support at Chicago and commission house
buying induced by the strength Of corn.
December 1O6A a 1UG 11-16; May, 1O71zO
az Rye-DrII: No > western, 7jIkc nom
iual +. O. b.. New York COrn-Receipts. 49,
70. Beef-Steady. Porko-Strong; mess,
"a. 25024.75 family. $3.50 ~ 24oo; short
west ~ 33aI2. A.. Sugar-Raw, firm: fair
refining. 3.67G3.7O; centrifugal. 96 test. 4 II
al 20: moIasses sugar. .;.f2U3.4j refined,
steady: crushed 80: powdered, 5.2J: gran
ulated, 5.15. Coffee-Quiet; No. Rio IA;
No. Santos. 8156J9.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE tin market
was weak today, with spot closing al 10 IS
az s., September at 2565@29. 80. October.
November and December at % GJ029 50.
No sales were reported on the exchange.
Inc IOHuon market was a SHdQe nigDtF ana
closed steady at 1876 5s for spot and 1877 IS
Sd for futures. The market for standard
copper was weak locally, with spot, Sep
tember and October closing at 12.35412.JO,
November at y .50G12.65 and December at
u. 45Iil2.60. The London market was hTm
and q shade higher, with spot quoted at
i5S rs sd and futures at $50 1Oc.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-COtton-Futures
closed barely steady: closing bids; SePtem-
DncpT9hor' 13.5T: January. 1853: February,
12.54; March, 1871; April 12.57; May, l26o-