The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Flour quotations in carlots are: Hard
spring wheat patents, IN wood zoo 5000 ~;
pnts. In sacks, 5oou5.2o; first clear, in,
sacks 4.Gou4.75 rye, in wood, 4.4pu4 81;
country 4.ouu4.15; sacks, Kansas in wood,
600
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 9.-Cuose-W Wheat
Steady; No. | northern, on track. l29u1 80;
No = northern, on track. 26l2Ml IS. Corn.
Steady; standard 45c; No. 3 white. ON
track. llc. Barlcy-Stcady: standard, Csc.
Rye-Easy: No. l on track. Tho.
CHICAGO. H.. Aug. 9,-Owing to the.
government report due this afternoon trad
prs IN the wheat pit We're in an uncertain
frame of mind during the early trading To-
lay The market was nervous, although
sentiment was inclined to be bearish he
cause of decline of l@1Ad at Liverpool.
Prices opened weak. $sql2c to 7sc lower
than SATURDAY close, September being at
D1i.c Some Of the leading commission
houses were fairly active bidders Tor the
deferred month and this caused 4 quick
advance of about lc, September rallNlhg 10
l.Vo1s, and December to 9sc. Later; how
ever prices dropped back about l2c on
profit taking based on generally faSoiable
weather conditions in the northwest.
The market was Il waiting affair the
greater part of the day. Following the
publication of the government report
which was more bpariSh than expected. the
market broke sharply, September dropping
TO 9s24c and December to 957.c. The close
was weak at almost the bottom with SEP
tcmher off lisc at 9S5sc. December was
down 11sM1a4r at 9Ga96Hc.
2l.GG2 bis; wheat, 33G.3oo bus; corn, 93l,
600 bus; oats, $4,000 bus; barley 5000
bus; rye. 5000 bus; haXseed, 1000 bus. ship.
ments.Flour 31.093 bbls; wheat. 5Si 1862
bus; corn, 39.3s2 bus; oats 1881 bus bar
lev 1898 bus.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Aug. Cash No.
hard. iooui.o4; No, 3. 97a1o3; No . red.
l,G: No. 3. l.o3m1o3Ia. Corn-No. mix.d.
6oa4 aGlc; No 3, Gle; No. white. Gla
4Dlt43c. No. mixed, oS14uc.
CHICAGO. H.. Ang. 9.-Cash whcat-No.
. red. 1O3a .o3la: No. 3 red, 9icnlO2: No.
hard, lu31aa1.O4; No. 3 hard oscal.o2;
No / northern. 1.33; No, northern, l.24N
/ 30: No 3 northern, LOS. Corn--No =, u
mGsiac: No. = white, Tie; No. yellow.
fssl GIG9c. No 3, GGIac; No. 3 yellow Gsisa
6sHc: No a. &c. Oats-No. white, SIC;
No. 3 white, @a3sc; standard, 37Q3sc
CHICAGO. H., Aug. 9--Close- Wheat -
September, $3.50; December, 9Ga9Gisc; May,
1850. September. G4u6Ilsc Dcccm-
Der. 13Am53asc; May 542sc. Oats Scptem-
her. 3Gi2m36ssc; December, 36Ac: MAY 3gc
Pork September, 20 42l4; January, 163II2c
ii 2o November. ,oS2i2; January. a7ns.
R n l@o' 0etG9eri is%2
September, nc. Barley-Cash, 52a7oc Tim
othy- September, $40. Cloyer-Cash. l160;
March, 11.2o.
NEW YORK. Aug. -Flour-Reccipts,
wheat-Receipts, 121 900; in response to
weak cables and big receipts wheat opened
lower today but quickly rallied on com.
mission house support; September, 1.0I7sQp
1.osla; December, 1.o47sa1 LOSS. Rye-pnll;
NO western ssG nominal Dr. bob New
pork-Steady. Lard-Barely steady west
ern, 116oq117o. Sugar-Raw firm; fair
refining, 3.5s; centrifugal, 96 test, 4os; mo.
5.65; powdered. sos; graduated, 495, COT
fee-Quet; No Z Rio, ISs47lac; No. San
tos &c.
NEW YORK. Aug. a-Cotton-Fu
closed steady, Closing bids August, IL IS!
September l1SG; October. II so. November
II. 50; December. II 81; January, llsi; Feb.
ruary. Isl, March, 11,S5;