The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-02-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Flour quotations in CARROTS are: New
hard spring wheat patents in wood, 5.Ip9
: 90: straightS in wood. o.4oao6p; export,
patents, III sacks, 4.S0a5.1o; first clear, in
sacks, 4.7eu4 50; rye, in wood, .lOg4.2O;
country, 3.5oQ375; socks, Kansas, IN wood,
MILWAUKEE. Feb 7.-CIosc-Wheat-
Steady; No. / northern, on track, 1.1Ja 10;
80 = northern, on track, l130l,14l2 Corn
Lower; No. 3 on track. 6lu6ll2c. Oats
Lower; standard, 4Gl2ai7c; No 3 white, on
track 4Gu i6lac. Barley-Dull; STANDARD,
7oGt7o12c. Ryc-Steady; No l on track,
Sul2C ~
CHICAGO, Ill, Feb, 7.-Bearlsh senti-
ment prcdomnatcd in the early transac-
lions in the wheat pit today, and opening
figures showed Il general decline of isu9sc
Tn" volume of trade was not large Weak
ness in the Liverpool market and lower
prices for La Plata Cargocs contributed
10 the downward movement here. Some
covering trades later gave tnge OF
strength. May creeping up to l.o95s even
with Saturdays close. The record at that
price, however, was only monetary and
IN the first hour the greacer part of the
trading was at about the opening figures
which for May were 1oSAmL09.
. CHICAGO, H.. Feb. I.-RcCciptS-Flour,
2G,5s5 bbls; wheat, 22.soo bus; corn, OIL
lIO bus oats. 31SGo0 bus; barley, 10000
bus; rye. 1909 bus; timothy seed. l6i,Io0
lbs Shipmcnts-Flour. 24,7d5 bbls; wheat,
tG.Sio bus: corn, 2JJ,9O9 bus: oats, 400 423
bus; barley, y lo1 busl8 rye, 1000 bus; tim
uthy seed. 362.94S lbs.
CHICAGO. H.. Feb. Cash whea.-No.
ret 10 ~; NO red h dIS9I M no IL.
No. 3 northern, l.12l2Ul.14; No. northern,
i l2al13l2 No. spring, l.o9a1.l3. Corn
No. >, 63HG3i2c; No. white, 6ila06J &c;
No. 3. Gle; No. 3 white 62l2c; No. yellow,
Size; No. 4, 57a57l2c; No. yellow, 5712l6
.jNitc: No. yellow 631a664c. OatS-No. =.
iGl2c; No. > white, I734c; No. 3, 46c; No. ;
white, 46ul7c; No. 4 white, 451iGc; stand
NEW YORK. Feb 1.-Cottou-Spot,
closed quiet. 10 points higher; nliddling up
lands, $50; middiing gulf, 1915; sales, 800
bales.
CHICAGO. H., Feb. 7.-Close-Wheat-
February. LIE; May. LOS: July, 11$.lO
nJ7s: September. 9Gaic, tOrn-Fehruary,
hiac; May, ,G5as@d3Ec: July, G3asad21$Ic;
iaf.c September, 4oi40loasc. Pork-Nlay,
- 80: July. 2u2la. Lard May, T.. II; July,
10 RIBS May, llH2}2, July; li,p c rye
tnu 5ac. Timothy March, 80. Glover r
/ March, 1885.
1 NEW YORK Feb Flour quiet at old
! prices Receipts, 500. Ryc-Duli; No. :
/ western sgl tc nominal T. %. b., New York.
] Wheat - Heavy Increase on paSSnfc, big
! worlds shipments and continued hearish
( northwest statistics resulted in lower prices
Tor wheat early. followed 10y Il recovery on
/ professional buying and demand from
shorts May, 1.lGla y LII; July, 1oI2sg
1 loIa4; receipts, $500, Corn-RcceiptS, -,
50. Beef steady, rork--Lir-mm. lard Lard
4 EtTm, middle west, Il Itu lg,Jo, sugar
Raw nominal; Muscoyado. - test ".640
so; centrifugal, 81 test, 4lAui II: molasse,
sugar, - test, 3.a9a3l2; refined, steady
crushed. 5.s5; granulated. 5.l5: powdered
30 Concc-Spot. steady, No. Rio, IL
asa: No. Santos 00Ais.
NEW YORK Feb. Wheat
May, LIN, July, 1.oSa. Corn-May Toe
July. 744c
MEM YORK. Feb. lead Dul; spot
1 61is1l4 72lr; '5oaI55 East St Louis Cop
pnr- Duu; standard spot and March, 3ona
$50 TIN Dun; spot, - i5aa2.Io, March
- 4ou32 %, Spclter Weak: spot $500
els New York 5.a2tam5.6Tte East 81
Louis Iron Quiet: northern grades 49,.
mten; southern. 5000 1900; silver, 5lla
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. T.-Lead-Quiet
1 ,Jti5Ilg Spclter-Weak, $40,