Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-01-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Flour quotations IN CARROTS are: New
hard spring wheat patents, in wood, $3.50
$40; straights, in wood. 5.30a5.5o; export,
patents, III sacks, 4.70@5.00; first clear, III
sacks, 4.Go04IO; rye, in wood 4.05@4 10;
country, 4.30ly36o; sacks. Kansas in wood
5.2Od0.3O.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 6.-Close-Wheat-
Firm; Nc. l northern, on track. 1.19a1 20;
No. , northern, on track. 1.17M1.1S Corn
Higher; standard. 471@c: No. 3 white, on
track, 47@4712c Barley-Higher; standard,
71G072c. Rye-Firm: No / on track, 800S1c
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 6.-An advance IN
today, and was responsible in part for an
upward tilt Of wheat prices In the initial
trades. There was less ginger in the cash
wheat trades but fair demand was
shown. May at the outset was unchanged
to CSC higher than yesterdays final fig
ures, at 1:1SA@1;141%, In the first hour
CHICAGO, H., Jan. 6.-Receipts-Flour,
49, 05 bbls; wheat. %, 400 bus; corn, 156,250
bus; oats, 40, 400 bus; barley, $1,000 bus;
rye. 5000 bus; timothy seed. 10000 lbs; lax.
seed, 5000 bus, Shipments-Fiour, 27155
bbls; wheat 1908 bus; corn, 15O,56S bus;
oats. 1872, 1854 bus: barley, 1884 BUS; tim
othy seed. 129:657 lbs; faxseed: 2267 bus;
CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. Cash wheat-No.
hard. 116Q117ll; No. hard LOCI. 16;
No. northern, 1.l61aQ1- 1712; No. north
ern, 1;151z9117; No; , spring, l.12@1;16.
No. 4, 611a@621ac;. No. yellow, 6206214c.
Oats-No white, 4sAc; No 3 white 464G
471ac; No. t white 4612c; standard, 473z@
CHICAGO; H., Jan. e.aclqse-w Wheat
1,o3A,;, September; 99Ac. Corn,-January,
s ssf May Sa fsc an sS9 e M speR 4
4sc; July. 45c; September, 42c. Pork-Jan,
uary, 22.o212; May. % 10; July, %; 121z. Lard
January, 126o Nay. 122o; July 1212 e
July 1;625s. Ryye1Cash, Sic Sic; May sc,
3.95940o. Ciover-March, 1926.
NEW YORK, Jan 6.-Flour-Quiet, with
prices firmly held; receipts, 24.240 Rye
Firm: No , western. S714c nominal T. o. b.
New York. Wheat-Firm Liverpool cables,
bullish Argentine news caused an opening
advance Scattered selling by commission
houses soon brought about reaction but
the market again frmed up with strength
of northwest markets. May, 1.205s0L 21H:
July, 1.1o7sG1 11A. Receipts, 66,o0o. Corn
Firm Lard-Firm; middle west. u 95@1305
Raw sugar-Steady; Muscoyado, $50 test.
352; centrifugal, 90 test, 400; molasses
sugar, soc test. 3:2T; refined, steady;
crushed, 80; .granulated, 5,05; powdered.
11-16Qsazc: No. 4 Santos Sc.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-ClOse-Wheat-M
12lK; July, 11194 Corn-May, 1910.
so. Spelter-Quiet, 5-121h
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The market for
standard copper on the New OrE metal eS.
change was dull today, no sales being r..
ported Spot and all deliveries UP to the
end of April closed at 1880 $50. The
London market closed steady, with spot
quoted at fR1 lis Sd and futures at f62 los
Arrivals of copper at New York today were
425 tons in bars and 30 tons in ores Elk
ports according TO the custom house re.
turns. were 351 tons, making 1851 So far
this month Local dealers quote lake cop
per at i3.T5a1409, electrolytic at 1850
1875. and casting at 13.2Jd13.5O. The tin
market was quiet hut firm and decidedly
higher on the strength abroad. SPOT closed
at 80. 25933.J0. January at 33121eG33. 30
February at So. f21tlI3 80. So, and March and
April ct 80 121z033. 20 There was big
advance in London. with spot ..iosing al
f151 IS Cd and futures at t15Z los. Lead
was quiet, with spot quoted at 4.GTizG
4.721a New York and at 49, asked East ST
Louis. The English market was HIGHER al
f13 lbs Sd. Spelter c,osed easy. with spot
quoted at 6.1O06.25 New York and at 6071k
East st. Louis. The London market was
unchanged at 923 Is 3d. Iron was higher
at SIS Sd for Cleveland warrants in Lon.
don. Locally the market was unchanged
No. l foundry northern. 1S75Q19.25 No >
1s5od19.0o; No. l southern and No. ]
southern soft, 18.5oG19.25-
KANSAS CITY. No. Jan G.-C'ose-
Wheat-May-, 1-OS3s010S12 bid; July 9T9sd
97s4c- Corn-May. 671s@6712c; July. 671ac.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Cotton-Futures
closed steady: closing bids: January. u IL
February, 15.15: March. 1894: April. 15 43
May. 1851: June. 1888: July. 1852; August
15-1 Is: September 400: October, Is. SO; De
Gambler, 1899.