The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-04-28
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MILWAUKEE. April 25.-Clo Wheat
1c higher; No, / northern, on track, 1.l@n
1l2l2; No. northern on track, loS1l. 90
Corn-Highcr; No 5 on track, SIC. Oats
Slow: standard, 42A@42lac No. white, on
track. 4lc Barley-Stcady. No. =, 64Q65c
Rye-Firm; No. ! on track. s0l2c.
Flour quotations in CARROTS are: New
hard spring wheat patents, In wood, 5.5oQ
3 60 strachtS. in wood, 5.4olt560; export
patents in sacks, 4.SoH5,l0: first clear, IL
sacks, 4Ita4. so rye, III wood, 4lou42o
country, 25Ua3.75; sacks. Kansas. in wood.
SIS.
CHICAGO. H.. April 25.-Co!d weather
throughout the greater part OF the wheat
belt gave Il firm tone to the early trading
in the wheat pit and prices advanced at
the outset from 1saA2.
4 slight advance, in Liverpool prices
also helped the buIlish sentiment. In the
first hour a rush OF offerings took the edge
off more than the initial gain. lay sank
from LOS to 1o95s; Iu.y went down from
1888 to 1.o3a1 .o31s. while September
dropped from 102 to lo1a1.01A. The mar
ket stcaded on the lower levels.
CHICAGO. H., April 25.-Receip ts-Flour
1915 hbls; wheat. y 900 bus; corn, 12o,N
bus; oats, 200 bus; barley, $1,000 bus
rye. 1000 bus. Shipmcnts-Flour. 2oo5:
bbls wheat. 1900 bus; corn, 10000 bus
oats. 14G,9oe bus; barley, 1000 bus; rye
$500 bus.
CHICAGO, H., April Clash close,
Whcat-No. red, 1.1Oka1 +; No. 3 red
1Eo5GI lo1s; No hard. led 1.1lls; Ne.
hard. 1.O5Gl1. 1O12; No. . northern 1l14
l.l2'a; No. 3 spring, i.o5ig111:, corn-No.
591246oc; No. white, 621&1d3c: No. > vel
low. boAM61c; No. 3, 5S12p59c; No white
G01sGbG2c; No. 3 yellow, 52g6oc; No. !. 55l
GD5Gc: No. white, 5603sc; No. yellow.
Sea 17%c Oats-No, > white, 4i044Ec: \"
3, Ale: No 3 white, I1hm43i3c; No. white
41n42Ec; standard, 43AM44Ac.
CHICAGO; H. April 25cClose,-Ray-
Timothy-Aprll 40; october. 400 Glover
Nothing doing.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Lead-Dull; spot
4 35Qp445 New York, and 2Glpi25 East
St Louis. Copper-Weak; standard spot
II 4oa12 50: May, 125o@l252l2. Tin-Weaf
spot 81 9o133 10; May b. So133o24. Spell
trr-Weak; spot 5,4oun5 - New York and
! l545 20 East ST. Louis. Iron-Quiet north
crn grades. 17.5eulS,5o; southern, 1900
177J. Silver-53as.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Close-- Wheat
May, LII; July LIES; September, loDis
CoYn-May, 699sc; July, I2Ec September
new YORK, April o5.-Cotton-spot
lands 1928; middling gulf, 1880; sales, IL.
NEW YORK. April 25.-Cotton future.
cIosed firm Closing bids April. 1877; May.
II 81: June, 14.IS; July, 14.76; August
14.12, September 1880; October. 1892 No
yemher, 1913; December, 127s; January
T. a; March, 1874.
ST LOUIS, No, April Lead-steady.
a % Speltcr-Lower ) -.
NEW YORK, April 25.--Flour-Qnet anc
about steady; receipts, 12,i1I Wheat
Opening, higher on Liverpool cables and
covering of shorts, wheat quickly declined
under h,ariah northwest receipts scattered
selling by commission houses and bear pres.
sure May. l.l7af.1S; July, 111ft112 Re
coipfs, 1a0.soo Corn Receipts, Io3op Pcet
--pork-Steady. Lard Easy; middle west
l.. GjQi2,a5 sugar-Raw, steudy: Musco.
vado, 50 test. $50, centrifugal %. test
43O; molasses sugar, 50 test. BOO: refined
quiet; crushed, So: graduated. 5l5; pow
derca 80. Coffee-Spat. steady; No. 4
Rio. Size No. 4 Santos. 9i4c.
KANSAS CITY Mo, april Clash
wheat-No. > hard. 1.eil2NI II; No. 3 OLA
Los: No. red Ip1nl1o No. 3 io2ftl as
Corn-No. > mixed. Gln6i4c; No. 3 5id;19c,
No : white, &c; No. 3, 62nG2i4c. oats
No. white, 42a44c; No mixed, 4en42c
KANSAS CITY. Mo, April % Close
Wheat May, i.o3T- lid, lnly. 993,Maa7~t
sellers, September. aSitNasAse sellers Corr
May lo3sc; July, 6lasc sellers; Sep ember
Ul*aC.