Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-07-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, July 3-Close-Wheat-
Easy No. northen 90 on track o2 No
451ac; No. 3 white, on track, 431a@444c.
BarleynoDull; standard, zoe; sample on
SIC. Proyisions,,Pork, July, 1850; septem'
9.25; ribs, July, 8.57; September, $50,
sp rDgr wheat pasns ia %ood
straights, In wood, 490@5.05; export pat
ents, in sacks, 4.55@4, IS; first clears, in
country, 3.75@4o5, in sacks; Kansas in
wood 5.OO05. 10
Millstufffs are quoted in CARROTS at 1880
and $3.50 for Milwaukee flour middlings in
delivered at country points, 25e extra. ,.,u
tember as1hc. PorkoJuIy. 16s2 U.s. sepem
Der, 1850: Lard-July, 9.1775: September
Der, $50. Rye-Cash, SIC. Barley-Cash
55@65c. Flax, clover and timothy, nothing
doing.
NEW YORK, July 3-Close-Whea
July, 97c; September, 9S5sc; December 1O2
Corn, July 602sc; September, 613sc; Decem
MINNEAPoL1s, Mimi. July o3-The I'M
steadineSS of the wheat market has had
depressing effect on the flour market. Buy
ers are holding off pending a definite turn
and if anything are looking for lower quo
eession viii follow decline in the Wheat
market. Shipments. 28,644 barrels. First
patents 5.O005 10; second patents, 1850
800; first clears, 3.55@3.65; second clears
MlNNEAPOLIs, MINI, July 23-Closee-
Wheat-September, 96Ac; December, 0713c;
No, | hard, 9914@99Mc; No. northern 9S52
@9sAc; No z northern, 951A@96c; No.
DULUTH, Mimi, July 23.-Wheat--No.
hard on track, 1;oO5s; to arrive No north
ern, 995< c; No. 2 northern, 9S18c; on track
July, 995sc; September, 995sc; December,
9875c; July durum No, 1, 76c; No. ., l+ci
September durum, 76c; durum on track NO.
1s a3!zf fax no On track ,i 1 a5aH july i ii8
September, 1.1SA; October, 1.16A; Novem'
Der, 1,15a4; December, 1141h. Qats-To ar, az
rive, 3Sc; July, Al. Rye-7oc. Barley-49g9
66; oats, %; rye, .; barley a; fax, $751; Hast
year, $50. Receipts-Wheat, 1888; corn corn,
146S; oats, 31,O28; rye, 1927; barley, l5z -4t
b fiaH 2', i4sS shipments-Whe"t' 10000
6 KANSAS CITY, July 231Closse So S;tr
s25sci cash No No : haFd s4@s9c; 30 SSizS 3
Corn--July, 48c; September, 477sc; Dgce9g-
Der. 441ac; Cash, No . mixed, 5Oc; NO. o.
4912c; No. 2, white, soc; No. g. 49c Oattssnm
No. 2, white 4755Q48c; No. ., mixed, 4'g
45Ac.
ST. LOUIS, No, July -Close-Wbeq9tt-.
Weak; track, No =, red, cash. S8A@S2z2c.
No. ,, hard. S9091c; September, SS$4@So,sc'
December 92Ne, CONTINGENCY track 3gI Sc
September, 51B@51Bc; December, 4Sc. Oat l'
steady; track, No cash, 45c; No :, WnlIN
48c; September, 37ss: December, 3S$sc. -,
CHICAGO, Ill.,, July 23.-Cattle-Recelppss
about 1900; market is steady; oeeveS. 4'ooIG
7.30; cows, 1.5005.25; hefers, 23o09:0g;
calves, 5.5007.25: good to prime steers, 20
al 80; poor to medium. 1866. 70; stockets
and feeders, 285M5.o0 Hogs-Recelpp%r
about 10000; market strong to sc higangHL,
light, 5.90@6. 1212; mixed, 560N6.--54sS'
heavy, 5.45Q6121h; rough, 5.4505.7o; PEI
5,6oa6.15;, good to choice heavy, 6g Rs
6.121a; bulk of sales, 59006.10 Sheep-he
ceipts about 1900: market steady; native
3.800600; western, 100000; yearAIS%
6. 1o96.75; lambs. 5.85@7.5o; western, 90
@1O0.
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Cattle- Receipts;
$500. including 1000 Texans; steady pee
steers, 4.0007. 50; stockers and feee req M.
3.00Q405; cows and heifers, 8. log0Vgvs'
Texas steers, 365@5.C0; cows and helIlo,,
1.5004G0. Hogs-Receipts, $500; Hla.9 az
.5@10c higher; pigs and lights, 5,7ogfI9 9st
packers, 5.70a625; butchers and va peS
Heavy, 6.10G6.30. Sheep-ReceiptS, oyP bs
market steady; natives 3.6o@5.60; IAliO''
4.5O0G7 %.