The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-08-23

FLOUR-spring wheat. special brands,
IN wood $3.50 per Dbl: hard spring wheat
patents 50 per cent grade, in Jute, VIZ .
straight in export bags. $500; first clears,
slO75 I'm tute: second clears $500 low
grades. sS0Ods.5O fancy soft, 5000, n
jute. standard soft, 1880; fancy hard win
ter wheat patents. jute, $115o standard
hard. sll25: first clears. S1O.250l050; Sec
ond clears, S9.OGQ95O; new white rye
flour. $3.50. in jute: new dark rye. 800.
in iute.
BtrTTER-Creamery. extras, per h..
IOIsd4lc; extra first, 4oe; tirsts, %d39}5c;
seconds. 36lha37l9c; ladies, 35hn36c; pro-
cess. 37iac packing stocks. 33laq&hc.
EGGS-Fresh frsts. 35d36c; ordinary
ersts OGS3c miscellaneous lots. cases
included 2oT35c; cases returned 2Sd34c;
checks l5d22c: drties. 21d26c; extras.
sSisd8aiAc; storage packed, 36haS7c.
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys. lSc; fowls,
general run, 2l02lhc heavy stock. 224
e3c rosters. l6c: broilers. 22425c ducks.
17dlac; geese 12a15c; springs Ice.
ICED ULTRY-Turkeys, Pc; fowls,
s1ae2i5c, ROSTERS, 1O1aG17c; broilers, 228
pic. ducks 1bdi6c; geese, l2dl5c.
pOTATOFS-V Virginia Cobblers. aND
40 per Dbl: home grown, early Ohios.
$3.50 per sack: Minnesota, bulk, sl.2o per
bu. JERSEYS, 80 per bu.
CATTI e Good to choice steers, Sl2 0O8
fair 10 good steers, s9.o0d125O; range
steers 80 5O6111 %: stockers and feeders
IS OO7q 70: good to choice cows. S.Dnl0. 2S
good to choice heifers. s9oodli0o: fair to
good cows Sc 75d775: Gamers, S.25G615;
cutters. s6n0d7O 10; bologna bulls, $3.50
75O. butcher bulls. S.154l00o; heavy
calves. s75Oa1o.0O; good to prime calves,
sl2 O0dl5Oo ...l,.o.
HOGs-Prime light butchers. l9.Oc0l9 .95;
fair ia fancy light 1s.3OG1950 medium
weight butchers. 2O1d250 lbs. $40. +od2o.oo
heavy butchers. 240Q+00 lbs, $40 30
choice heavy packing. s1s.5Od19,25; rough
heavy packing. slS.oeqls5N; pigs. fair to
good siS O0dt6 20: stays. $7OnN Is
SHEEP-good to choice wethers, 81 900
N a. GOOD to choice ewes. SS.00m1O,oO
warnings $40 ooG13.O0; breeding yearling
owes si3 OAGi5 20: western lambs good to
choice sl5 N0d IL 80: native lambs good 10
choice. sn75al6OO; feeding lambs S4Oo9
1915.
Fast Buffalo n. Y. Aug. 81
CATTLF-MarlIet active; prime steers,
s1350l4O0: butcher grades, s7OOd1225
CALVES-Market active Gull to choice.
s5O0dl6O0
SHEEP AND IAMBs-M Market slow;
choice lambs. SIS 25iIl55O; Gull to fair $40 10
ml5O0; yearlings, tl0.0Oql5.5o; sheep, 5000
HOO.
HOGS Market active; Workers., slS009
20 %: pigs SIS. 5nd1100. mixed. $2OOoa25.00
heavy $50 c)d25.O0 roughs. $l75O@lS.0O;
stays, &HO0a1450.
Providence Jacob n. Schifi of New
York has notified Col. Henry Cutler.
national chairman of the Jewish well
fare board for soldiers and sailors,
that he would give the organization
$4,000 provided it obtained 100000
additional by Dec. 81.
Amsterdam Pope Benedict has
Germany's peace terms, according to
prominent politician quoted by the
Lokal Anzeiger, who declares he has
surely informed Germany's enemies of
them
Washington - Five more privately
owned American merchant ships were
Communicated by the government for
the war department This makes
twelve ships seized within two weeks.
New York In an effort to curb
| reasonable and seditious utterance by
soap box orators, every man and WON
an in New York has been asked to help
organize local vigilance committees.
Washington = Secretary Baker has
warned the mayors OF cities near army
training camps or environments that
they will be held responsible for main
tenance of wholesome moral conditions
IN their community.
New Mayor John Purroy
Mitchell has announced the appoint
ment of committee of 1000 citizens
to welcome the Belgian war mission
TO the United States when Il arrives
here
Berlin The German Social Demo
Gratis in Austria will meet at Vienna
on Sept % to discuss the future
course Of their party.
Amsterdam Count Tarnowsky Won
Tarnow, the former Austro- Hungarian
ambassador to the United States, re
port received from Stockholm says
will soon become minister to Sweden
from Austria Hungary.
Lisbon The official journal an
nounces Mat all silver and copper
money will be Withdrawn from clrcu
lation It will be replaced by paper
currency
Washington Loans of $4,000 600 &c
ITALY and S5.900.000 to Belgium were
made By the government bringing the
total thus far advaneed the allies VI
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