The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-05-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Flour quotations in, carlots are: Hard
spring wheat patents. in wood, 5.4oa5.5
ents. in sacks, 4.650475; first clear. in
sacks. 435Gt4.+5; rye, in wood, 4.10a4 2Oi
country, 3.45G3I0; sacks, Kansas, in wood,
J.O50J.1J.
MILWAUKEE. May 16.-Close-w Wheat
Steady; No. / northern, on track, 1.12m LA
No northern, on track, 1.0S1R41.1l. Corr
-1ac higher No. 3 on track, 6l1aa62c, Oats
Steady; standard, 42m43c; No. 3 white or
G9c Rye--Dull: No. l on track, SOC.
CHICA&O. Ill. May 16,-GeneraI rain:
west, northwest, and southwest quenched
temporarily at least, the hopes for an ad
marics of European crop conditions had a.
somewhat similar effect as the showing
was that the high promises of April had
been maintained. Predictions of additional
showers tonight in both the spring wheat
country and the winter wheat section acted
as further damper on bull enthusiasm.
The opening was Nc to 1ac lower on scat
tered selling. September started at 1Ol%
to 1.hl&. loss of l403sc and touched 1olH
but reacted to 1.OlSsGtl.OlA on purchases BY
leading longs.
i3,s5o hblsi wheat. 2is 400 bus; corn, 65,oOd
bus; oats, 253,S00 bus; barley. 5000 bus
rye, 5000 bus; haxseed 5000 bus. ship,
mcnts--Flour, 1s,4S1 bbls; wheat, 1880 bus
corn. 10000 bus; oats 195,5o0 bus; barley.
A,7po bus; rye, 1000 bus.
Whcot-No. . red, 1.15@1 1dla; No. 3 red.
l,0Su ll4is; No. hard. 1.14b41141 No,
loGia Corn--N no. ., G2@G2hc; No. 2 white.
tSliGQiic; No. . yellow, G3lac: No. 3 white.
tlmGllSc; NO. 3 white, GG1aa67c; No. yell
low, G2A@62&c; No. T. 5gaG1c; No. vel
white, I3lg6l44c; No. 3 white, 4la43c; No.
/ white. 39uif19c; standard, iNAm 1890.
KANSAS CITY; Mo. May 1d.aCash
[ 10; No. > red. LOCI -; No. 3, 1o5a1 13
yorr-No. mixed, 62Ac; No. 3. Gln62cs
i;o. white, 64c; No. 3. G3l4c. oats-No, 2
Unite. 42@44c; No. > naked, 3S639c.
NEW YORK, May 16.-Close - Wheat
'orn - May, roc; July, 72asc; September.
sew YORK. May 6.--Lead-Dulis spot.
.2504S5 New York. and 4.a21aQ4171s East
1t. Lauis. Copper = Dull; standard spot
md July, 12ha12h Tin-Quiet; SPOT, 3$. 10
t33 20: July, 80, 10 q $3.50. Speltrr-Dull;
spot, 1.25d55o New York and 5.o545. t2la
East st. Louis. Iron-Quiet; northern
trades 1850 q 1i75; southern, t5.75u 1915,
Silver, 81.
81 LOUIS Mo-. May 10 -Lcad-Firm.
NEW YORK, May ..-Cotton-Futures
losed steady Closing bids: May. l5.4s;
tune, 154s: July, 1857; August, 1918; Sep
ember, 1895; October, 1900; November,
$50; Decenber, i2at; January, ESQ;
March. l2sJ
KANSAS CITY. Mo, May 16.-Close--
Whrat-M3y. 1.o3B sellers; July 9slaa9s5sc
sellers: September, 961s@969sc bid. Corn
| May. Go7sc sellers; July, Glasc; September,
595kc bid
NEW YORK. May to.-Flour-Steady; re-.
| ,epts, 1850. Wheat was lc lower at tho
| ,peniag on good rains in the west aaG
| oortbwest. larger receipts and heavy
| worlds shipments, but offerings were we'll
absorbed and prices held steady at tbs de-
| Zine. July, 1llB11.l1 516; Septe s4ber,
| iVSG1 0sIs Receipts. $500. Cors-Re
| Scipts, G375 Beef-Steady. Pork-Barely
ltcady. Lard-Firmer; middle west 10. 400
| 1850 sugar--Raw, steady; Musceyado,, 50
| est. 374; centrifugal, o8 test an; molas-
| ,es sugar 50 test. $40; refned quiet.
| rushed, 595; granulated, 525s powdered
| S.35. Coffee-Spot, quiet; No, I Rio. SxI
ia; No. Santos, eA.