The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-01-16
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

Chicago Jan. 10
Open High Low Clos
Corn ing est est ing.
Jan. ......L421a 1451s LHh L44A
March LIB 1894 LssH 1874
Oats
Jan. .......s7A sos STA .ssh
Feb. ........6sa4 .7OA ,6S .7Oas
March ......6s% .7i% 60 .7OA
FLOUR-The United states food admin
istration flour standards are as fololwss
| Per Dbl in jute 9S 10. sack basis: Barley
| -four, $3.50; corn flour. $3.50 white rye.
flour. $500 dark rye. $780, spring wheat.
! $40 40d107O first clears. in jute, $3.50 sec
ond clears. $3.50: special brands Sl1.00, hard
winter, $40. 3Ca15SG; soft winter. 10000
1880.
HAY-Timothy. sSlOOas2OO; standard.
s3O0Od31 90; No ! light clover mixed.
s29OOd30.O0: No 2 timothy and No. / clov-
err mixed, 500 106f36O0; No 3, S24 O0l27. CO.,
sample. sl2.OOa1S.oO, clover. slSOoa2S.OO
BUTTER-Creamery, extras. Csc; frsts.
SSd9O scores. 64G671Ac; seconds S31sT
scores, 6OG63c: centralized standards, full
cars &C., packing stock. fresh. 3SaI4c,
EGGs-Fresh firsts. SIC; ordinary frsts.
b9d61c; miscellaneous lots, cases included.
59G6l%c; cases returned. 5Sq60c; storage.
S2d35c: dirties. 4edAc.
27a29lac; ROSTERS 2o1sc; spring chickens.
24lkc; ducks, SOC; geese. 22c
DRESSED POULTRY - Turkeys, 4oc;
fowls. 2o42Sc: ROSTERS 1Sc; springs 22q
26c; ducks, PC; geese, 2Sa29c
POTATOES Bulk. s20OG215; sacked.
s. 1OG225
CATTLE-Choice to prime steers. $3.50
$4,000; good 10 choice steers, sl7.50GlS.50:
medium to good steers, Sl5O0dl7 80; plain
to medium steers, s9O06l500; yearlings.
fair to choice, sl3006l9.50; stockers and
feeders. S7OOa1225: good to prime cows.
50 50d1275; fair to prime helfers, $1,000
1475 fair to good cows. S2509.50. cam
ners. s7Cod7S5; cutters, s7.S5a7S5; bologna
bulls sS.50G9.25; butcher bulls, $9.0oqll.Oo;
veal calves SIC O0dl775.
HOGS-Fair 10 choice light hogs s17250t
17.65; choice TO light butchers, sl7.50Ql7.70:
medium weight butchers, 226G260 lbs.
| si7 65d17 so: heavy butchers 270d350 lbs.
SIT 5OG17 IS: mixed packing. s1710G175o:
heavy packing. sl6s0917.l0; rough packing
ssl6. 4O91665; pigs. fair TO good. 15.oogl6.75;
stays $l5.25d16.50.
SHEEP - Western lambs. s14 75817.oo
native lambs good to choice. s14OOal6,75.
yearlings s12ooGl4.50; wethers. good to
choice. 80 0Oal2O0; ewes. fair to choice.
sSOOd1O.S0
Buffalo. N Y, Jan 10
CATTLE-Receipts. 800; shade easier.
CALVES-Receipts. 700, firm; 5000
22.OO.
HOGS-Receipts, 1880; 25c lower: heavy.
mixed and workers., $1S25; light workers..
S1T756lSO0: pigs, siTEO0l7T5; roughs,
S12OOal6sO so; stays s1O006130O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1907
strong; yearlings, slOOod16OO; others UNI
changed
Washington Secretary Daniels
wrote Mayor Smith of Philadelphia
that unless the municipal authorities
Immediately improve vice conditions
in Philadelphia steps will be taken by
the government ito give the needed
protection to the thousands of young
men in uniform who must either visit
Philadelphia or be denied the liberty
which ought to be given them"
London, via Montreal - Licensing
statistics for 1917 show large de-
crease in convictions for drunkenness
in England and Wales. In 1916 there
were $4,000 and in 1917 $4,000.
Greater London convictions fell from
$4,000 in 1913 to 1890 in 1917.
Paris - Lieut.-Col. George II. Burr
has been appointed American Red
Cross Commissioner for France. He
will succeed Harvey D. Gibson, who
will remain in France as chairman OF
the European commission Of the Red
Cross.
Washington - American forces OPP
Grating in Siberia and northern
Russia total 1894 officers and men,
the war department announced In
Siberia are 255 officers and 1857 men.
and in northern Russia are 5,419.
Pinole-Four men were killed here
by the explosion of 1900 pounds Of
dynamite gelatine in mixing plant
of the Hercules Powder company.
There were no others in the building.
The damage was estimated at 100000
Berlin Lieut. Arthur Sutton and
Privates McCauley, Suess and Haston
of the United States Signal corps ar
rived in Berlin from Coblenz. They
will take photographs of happenings
in Berlin and vicinity.
Columbus-The Ohio senate by a
vote of 20 to IL adopted the joint reso-
luton ratilying the national prohibit
| ton amendment. The resolution now
goes to the house of representatives.
Christiania - The Norwegian fooSs
commission will soon issue a decree
establishing meatless days a week in
hotels in restaurants, 1t is announced
here.
Washington-Steps are being taken
| by the state department to bring home
from Turkey some $500 native and
naturalized Americans who have been
there during the war 1t was said
warship probably would be sent for
| them.
New York - Herman Scheffauer,
poet and author, native of San Fran
CISCO born of German parents, was
indicted by the federal grand jury for
| treason.
Washington-Coun f. Minisoalohi.
| Erizzo, charge of the Italian embassy,
died from pneumonia, which followed
an attack of influenza.