Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MILWAUKEE, July 30 lose-Wheat-
Easier; No, l northern, on track, 10$; No,
No. 3 on track, 5312c: Oats-Steady; stand
ard, 461ac; No. 3 white; on track, 44G453c
Barley-DuIl; standard. roc; sample on
track, 60071c Rye-Quiet: No. 1 on track
SIC Provis -ons-Pork. July, 1927; Septem,
Der, 1910; lard, July, 9.10 September, 90;
ribs. July, $50; September, S72.
Flour quotations In CARROTS are: Hard
straights, in wood 4SO049 5; export pat.
entss in sacks, 4.45@4;55; first clears, in in
Country, 3.75a4,o5, in sacks; kansas IN
Milistutrs are quoted in CARROTS at 1915
and $3.50 for milwaukee, flour middlings in
100-lb sacks; red dog, $3.50; rye feed 21OO
delivered at country points, pc extra;
GHIGAGo s i 5py $50 eorna7
531ac; September, 53Ac Oats-July, 44%c
1645; septemabbeer, 1920. LardooJglIy, 9 go
TENDER, s.725I. Rye~cash, s5Gs7c. Bar
ley-Cash, 55@63c Flax, clover and tim
othy. nothing doing.
NEW YORK, July 3O-.Close-Wheat
9S14c. Correspondence, 61%c; December,
$3.50.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. July 30.-Millers
report an easy -four market Patents ARE are
much more of decline in wheat prices to
see lower quotations. There is little doubt
that the demand would mproy Sh,nmo6 4s
32,S12 barrels. First patents, 50Oa?l0E
second patents, 4.9005O0; first clears 1850
so; SECOND clears in sacks, 275@2 s.;
Wheat-September, 9i5s@97ac; DecembeT,
981Ac No. / hard, 1.02; No. 1 northern, l0l'
No northern 971a@9S1Ac; No. } north
ern, 94095c.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 3o.-Close, -
Wheat-september, s53sc; December, S8$4c;
May, 931sc. Casino. 2 hard 8313@S9cc;
No B S., s21aaS7c; No. ? red S3e; No. 49, .,
eember, 44ae; Nay, 1875 C Cash. No
white, 491ac; No. 3, 1880. Oats-No :
white 47c; No. = mixed, 44@46c
No. hard, on track, 1.O13s to arrive 10.
L northern, 1O03s No. , northern, $3.50;
on track No; 1 northern, 1.0oa8; No Mo-:
1,0o9s; December, 99Ac: July, durum, No, J.
761sc; No. >. 74Ac: September durum, 1919
durum:: on track, No l, 764c;, No. z, 't rs
5;Ie4 ssptemGer liz october, 1;l5@;
November, 1.14a4; December. 1.14A. Oats
To arrive 800; July. Ale. Rye-75c. Barley
9at0e Cars iaospected wheat 9 a&
s53 oats 2223 rye 1915; barley 1929; da as
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 30.-Close-1WnHe,aa'0 .
Lower; track No. . red cash, SSGS9c; No.
hard, S909112c; September, 1890; Decelhh
Der, 933sc. Corn-Fi1m: track No CASH
32aAc: No white, 53AM54c; SeptemDe,.
515s@51Ac; December, 4SAc, Oats-Fltmdnl,
track No , cash, 4sc: No > white 49,
September, 3S9sc; December, SOC. -,
OMAHA, Neb., July 30.--Cattle-Receip,Ss,
26O0; marEet best steady; others, Wea IKE
native steers, 4.25007 90; cows and hGI1 hsGs
27o04.15; western steers, 3.5005.5o; dc -M@
steers, 30O@4.50; cows and heifers, 2.o gs.
400; stockers and feeders, 2.Joqo2.ddSS,,
calves, 3.00M5.50 iIogs-Receipts 9G G%s
market shade stronger; bulk of sales, 6gyg
61212. Sneep-Receipts, $500; mara mar h0
steady; lambs, 6.5007.5O sheep 43V0op9oo.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, July 30.-Cattle - ,hot
celpts, $500, including $500 Texans; mars i.nrS
strong; beef steers, 4.O007.25; St0CfhGaS
and feeders, 2.75G4.6o; cows and hel lorrs
2.SoQo.15; Texas steers, 3.O0M3.oo; c91SS
and heifers, 1.5003.75. Hogs-ReceiPfS' 20 80
600: market, ) lower; pigs and lights, 9%4
@6.50; packers, 5.75G56. 30 butchers ,n ara
best heavy, 6.2006.40 Sheep-oRece!!Pg567:,
1000; market steady; natives, 3.oJG''''
lambs. 3.G007.15.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. July 30.-Cattees~.
Receipts, 1900, including 5000 soutnefaa22,,
market steady; native steers. 5.0OQt -S'
southern steers, 3.J0G460; southern o oSS
22JGt3 90: native cows and heifers, us
900. stockers and feeders. 3.00D5.3o DUN trn
2,33*e4 % calyves, 3.5o@5.75; Wei esie5l5E
steers. 4.25g03.75: westedn cows. 2704t1,IiEE
logs Receipts. 10000; markst strong; D ont.
Of sales, 6.15NG.35; heavy, 6.0506Z 20; pa sIa0
e:s, G.l0iG%o; pigs and lights, 62U9 r,nt.
sneep-- Receipts. 1000; market steady nlH'
tons. 5.2503iN0: lambs, 6.50G7 40 !aNs'
weti!ers. :,.2.:A3G.2.: fed ewes. 4.30Do''''