Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-02-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Flour quotations in CARROTS are: New
bard spring wheat patents in wood, o.Io0
800: strafghts in wood. J.40aJ.G0: export.
patents III sacks, 4.S0m5.1O; first clear, in
sacks, 470G14.S0; rye, in wood, 4.10u4.2G;
country, 3.5o43.75; socks. Kansas, in wood,
MILWAUKEE. Feb. 3.-Closc-Wheat-
Lower: No. / northern, on track, 11Jm
1.1G1a: No. > northern, on track, 1891 IA.
Corn-Steady: No. ; on track, G3c. Oats
Firm; standard. 43c No. white, on track,
47@471sc. Barley-Steady standard, fo1z
@71c Rye-S1eady; No. ] on track, Sic;
CHICAGO, H.. Feb. 3.-Wheat rallied
opening prices steadying at 1sdGHc lower
than the previous close. Large arrivals ana
repetition of cables telling OF foreign
weakness were the principal bearisb factors
A fairly good demand in the pit stayed the
decline which at the opening was 14nasc
MAY advanced from 1097s01. f03s, other fn-
lures steadying with less advance. open
ing figures for May were at 1097sWl. lOls.
CHICAGO. II. Feb. -Receipts-Flour,
26.721 bbls: wheat, $1,000 bus; corn. $50
bus: oats. 262SOO bus; barley. $1,000 bus;
timothy seed, 1900 lbs shipments
Flour. - Sa1 bbls; wheat. 1o4.fSS bus; corn,
80. SO bus; oats. 234,07S bus: barley, 10
III bus; rye, 1000 bus; timothy seed, 1885,
CHICAGO. H.. Feb Cash wheat-No.
= red. zeal u; No. > red, I2@Vl25; No.
hard 113a115; No hard, l10@1.l4;
1.13a1 IA; No. spring l0a1: H. o.. Corn
, yellow. G5@GGc; No. B. G2Mf3c; No. 3
White. Go; No. , yellow, 6215 0G31sc: 40. 4.
6 61fOlbc: No 1 yellow GG1A 0G1Ac. oats
No > 4734c: No . white 4Sc; No. ,, 4lt2c;
No 3 white, 47@47&c: No white, 46#@
47c; standard, 471k@48c. l, u,,on,
CHICAGO, H., Feb. Close = Wh@ @at-
February. 1.12M: May, 1.10A: July. l.USs;
September 96$sc. Corn-Februaly. G@c;
May 6eSe; LILY e.; S%Pte 98y Gszs@
q 67H. Lard@AIay, 11.971A: July, 11.2214.
Ribs-May 11.65: July j. .6272@ 10. ,,d lt{e
GGG71c. Timothy- ,. Cover
NEW YORK. Feb 2-The market for
standard copper on the New York metal e%-
change was weak today with spot and Feb.
ruary closing at 13.O0d13.2o; March and
| April at 1900 10 1872. The London market
was lower with spot closing at E59 Us sd
lake copper at 13.621aGl13.S7A, electroytic
at H. 3715G G21A, and casting at 31212W
135O Arrivals of copper at this port to-
day were II tons, and exports according
fo custom returns, were 1913 tons. Tin
Easy. with spot quoted at 81. 50D32. 10; Feb
ruary. March. April and May at $4,000
$3.50 The London tin market was lower,
! with spot closing at f147 los and futures at
FAC IS Sd. Lead-Dull, with spot quoted
at 4671b04.721z New York; 4.5jG14.60 East
. St. Louis The London market was higher
at f13 rs Sd. Spelter-Weak. with spot
quoted at 100000 New York and ut 1850
: 10 East St Louis. The London market
was unchanged at f23 IS. The English iron
market was lower. at SIS Sd for Cleveland
warrants Locally no change reported.
No. / foundry northern. 1S.J0019.00; No. =,
1e2JI1S.75; No l southern and No. L
southern soft, 1SJ001900. Antimony-The
market dull but prices closed
changed. Prices are: $50 for Cooksons,
8.25G1S. 3TH2 for Hallett's, and 7.31HlD7 .621z
for ordinary brands. The London market
is quoted at ESQ los for Hallett's and f29
los for ordinary brands.
NEW YORK. Feb 3.-Cotton-Spot. closed,
,uiet. > paints decline: middling uplands, 1fI5;
niddling gulf 1900. Sales, 800.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Cotton-Futures closed,
Iuiet ard steady. Closing bids: FebTua I
[4e3: March, 14.46; April, 14.44; May, 1913;
Tupe 1444: July 443; August 1401; Sep
ember 1910; October 10; November, l2.3l;
December, 12.jO.