The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-05-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Flour quotations in carlotS are; Hard
spring wheat patents in wood 5+o43.;"'
entS. in sacks 46dfl4.1l: first clear. n
sacks. 4.3IIll4J; rye, i'll wood, i.lnU42o;
country. 345u3.Io; sacks. Kansas, in wood
MILWAUKEE. May -Closc-Whcat-
Steady; No. l northern on track, 1.lG. No.
= northern, on track. 1.13 Corn-Stoady;
No 3 on track, 61i2c. ats-Easicr; stand,
ard he; No. 3 white. on track 4212c. Bar
ley-Firm: No. >, 6Gl2c. Rye-Steady, No.
| ON track. soc.
CHICAGO. H., May The highest price
this season was touched by May wheat to-
day. llG4. Not since the last day of Feb
ruary has such figure been approAmated
Al that time the topmost quotation reached
was 1.l57sM1.l6. To-day the option after
selling at /. 1874 broke back to 1.15. Trad
ing in til, May delivery. however, was not
general Business in the deferred futures
was also light, operators awaiting the gov
ernment report of wheat acreage and con
ditiun. Predictions were current that al
though hullish report might be depended
upon To start rise in prices, holders ana
shorts would seize such a chance to sell
September opened Il shade to lsfol4c lower
Mt lN3hI1.o3Li. declined to 1U3, ana RAJ
lied to 1852.
CHICAGO. H.. May 9.-Rcceipts- Flour,
$500 hbs: wheat, 5000 bus; corn, So"
bus; oats, @OS 500 bus; barley. Go2oo bus;
rye. 300 bus. ShipmentS-Flour l3,422
hbs: wheat. $500 bus: corn, 13l,3Oo bus;
oats, 2Uo1uo bus; barley. $500 bus; rye,
1000 bus
CniCAGo. III. May o-Cash CLOSE
Whcnt-No. . red. / 16laa11S: No. 3 red,
1l2a1.16 No. > hard. 116a1.ls; No. hard.
lea 10; No.; ) spring / oa ,lt. CORY
. yellow. G2laGGic; No. g. tla62c; No. 3
white. G50G6c: No, 3 yellow, 6212c: No, 4.
5S1a6t59l2c: No. white, 6eft64c; No. ! yel.
low, 5HablAc Oats.No. , ll12@ &c: No o.,
white, 45r; No. } 4l12Ui4c; No. !, 4oal2c:
Ryc-Cash, 79qsoc; May. 7ec; July, 7sisc.
Barley-Cash, 4sa64c. Tmothy-May 40;
NEW YORK May o.--Lead--Dull spot,
25n437la New York. 4.l5al:2o East st.
louis Copper-Firmer; standard spot,
12O10lo 20: July, 12.05G12. 30 Tn-Qniet:
spot, - Sool33oo July, 81. slm33.15. Spetcr
--Firmer: May, 5.o5M5.l5 New York and
49om5.oo East St Louis. Iron-Qulet;
northern grades. 16,5oal775; southern, 1915
G,16.75. Silver, 53Ss.
ST. LOUIS, No. May o-Lead-Dull 600
Spcltor-Dull. 100:
NEW YORK, May 9.-Flour- Steady; re
ceipts, 17,75l. Wheat opened steady with
traders waiting for the government report
May, lis; July, 113AGt1 1873; receipts. CO.
600 Corn--Receipts, 2s,125. Beef-Steady.
Pork-.Firm. Lara-Easy. ,.
gar-Raw firm; Muscovado 80 test, $50;
centrifugal, 96 test, 400. Molasses sugar.
50 test 30. Refined steady; crushed,
5.95; graduated, 525; powdered, 80. cor
tos, 9AG.
NEW YORK, May 9-Ciosc-Whcat-
May. III; July, Lily. September I0sNs
Corn-May, 6Olsc; July, 71&c, September,
TIC.
NEW YORK. May 0.-Gotton futures
closed Arm. Closing bids May. l5.1o: June.
1902; July. 1i.9j; August, HIS; September.
13 80; October, Y Is; November. L. IL: De
cember, 1892; January, 12.5s
ST LOUIS. Mo. May o.-Close-Whcat-
Futures, lower; July. 1o2h September,
1oo7sGp1o1. Corn-Lower; July G3iauG3ssc :
September, 6iB. Oats Lower; July. 3glac:
September. 37Ac.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. May Wheat Cash
higher. track No. red. 12Ial.23: No 2
hard i.134l Corn--Lower: track No
., 641adt65c: No. white. GonG9isc oats
Steady. track No >, I2l-c. No. white 4iit
Q45c.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. May Cash wheat
No. hard. 1.12n1 II. No. 3, 197u1 l.;
No. 2 red. 1GSn1.13, NJ 3 1o36Il O6. corn
No. . mixed 63af31ac, M. ,. No = white,
e5c; No, g. G5p6sisc Oats--No white,
i30 4Gc, No. mixed. luGt2c.