Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-06-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, June 11.-Close-Wheat-
Lower; No. 1 northern, on track, LOB; No.
northern, on track 5V2 C0r Corn. over
ard, 45c; No. white, on track, 43d,4472c.
Barley-Steady; standard, Tic; sample on
track, 65@77c. Rye-Steady; No. ! On
SEPTEMBER s: Der, 1880; lard, July, S.S5 sepfem,
Der, 9,O2; ribs, July, SO; September, $751;
Flour quotations In CARROTS are; IN Hard !I
spring wheat patents, in wood, AoDa9 %;
straights, in wood, 4.70l04 So; export pat
ents, in sacks, 4.4044. 80; first clears, IN
sacks, 3550p370; rye, in wood, 42O443Q
country, 3.75@4.OO; sacks. Kansas, in WOOD
4.S0.
Millstuffs at quoted in CARROTS at 1880
and 225O for Milwaukee flour middlings IN
10O-lb sacks; red dog, 24.0O; rye FEED
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 11.-Close-WhGGat-
July, 93Ac; September, 95a4. Corn-luly
53653Ac; September, $3.50. Oats-JuIy
42%c; September, $5sD3334c., f ,1t, 45y5
S.62h: September, 8,92lR@8.95 Ribs July
S.62..; September, S.7715. Rye-Cash, 500
S8c Barley-Cash, 67@76c Flax, clover
and timothy, nothing doing, u,,,,o. 1n,r
NEW YORK, June n.-Wheat JUN;
1.O1A September, 1.02 COrn~July ana
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. June 11.-Fl[our
tendency in wheat. 1t was not con iC,aciot
to buying activity as further reuuC S
seemed to be anticipated by buyers. , Sop
plies are so moderate however IndL HlI'l
are able to catch sufficient III the way %
new business to keep the shipments ny 9Ii HI a.
fair volume Shipments, 44,61o Dds Me- Me-
patents, 5O005.1O; second patents 7
500; first clears, 3.55Q3.6o; second c'e'i'
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June 1l H.. E..
Wheat-July, 977ac; September, 9o24&@@""%ts e.,
No. i hard, 1.O03z; No. northern I2,4r'
No. northern, 9714@9734c; NO. ) hor'n''"'
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 11.- Clos, Nv. &o
Lower; track, No. red cash, JQ,I I''I,o 4$
2 hard 93@97c; July. 913sc;; SeRteliooelr,o y H.
0931kc. Corn-Lower; track, No. -,; : ~, cq Tn
52Ac; July. 5134c; September, a2@3-58G, ~ ~
= white 53M53Ac. Oats-LoWer; uach lev, ~
2 cash, 45c; September, 35Ac; No. VIII"
KANSAS CITY. Mo, June a. 11- &nrs1r.
Wheat-JuIy, SS1sc; September, &5c; D Zee
Der, 9O5sc; cash No. hard, Sog59c;o 5 N% ~
SS@96c; No 2 red, 95@91c; Ne; ., J 6ScpD
Der, 45&c; cash No 2 mixed. 4972cS N ,oia c'
491bc: No. 2 white, 491aQD4934c; No: s., 43 1
Oats-No. 2 white, Acc; No. hIAeu' ''S
DTLUTH. Mimi. June 11,-Close-Wh&%2 a
No. / hard, on track, 1880; to aTr!yr, N w.
/ northern, $3.50; No. northern, 'I18IJ,or
track, No l northern, 993sc No : noI ,d'olo
971sc; July, 985sc; September, 98asc; D nee
751bc: September durum, 7S1ac; ON. tTagATi
No 1, 78c; No 2, 76c FlaX-To arft t,G,6 SaI,'
on ae track d273s 5ei July a d2 rdH@E 2
June, 42c.. Rye, SIC, Barley, IVQ'oco. Re Re-
inspected: Wheat, al; last year, - .i ts
ceipts: Wheat, 56,5S7: oats, l't9i limits, m1,I
51GO; rye. 22S1: flax, 2O,12S SnlpnI,,0 ti.
Wheat, 113,26S; oats, 78Oo6; OaE''S'
rye, 1T. 7,oocfn+s
OMAHA, Neb., June 11CattIe-IiecclIRi,yS,,
$500; market strong to shade nlEHcI' i5|-I0
steers, 4.5O06. 40; cows and helIgiS' ,Ta ,gs
4S5; western steers, 5.5o00:2o > c 5,i@
steers, 3O06D4 80; cows and heltetS, So III 0I.
425: stockers and feeders, o'0C.5Jrl4t61, ,
calves, 3.j006.50. HOgs-RCceiPIS'e 10 21Irs'
market slow to sc lower; DuIh u n,orEp+
5.971a@6.05. Sheep-Rece1ptS, ZooI I,o, ,''I Z 30
1Od15c lower; lambs, 7.5VgS-oO; sneep' ~,
ST. LOUIS, No, June 11.-CattlG Gives a. YES
ceipts 5000, including 300 Texans, Ia ION
steady, Texans Zoe lower; beef steer, roLys
$50; stockers and feeders, 3'VV4o.o0' ga
and heifers, 27O05.50; Texas steers zee riogs-
$50: cows and heifers 1.9ON4.4o "a; Lo7 End
Receints $500: market &c lower; pig, ,t @J
lights. 5'75m6. -; packers 5.804tU; DuH Re-
ers and best heavy, G.10G6,25 81 gy5gIRGf.5J;
ceipts, $500; weak; natives, 0''@'
lambs 4.O009.25. ..,- r,ocofDts
CHICAGO, H., June 11:-Ca TIE 5Iy0
about 5000; market steady; oeeNS} colII 80:
go; cows, 1.750l475; helterS' :%Crs 80
calves, 5507 80; good to prime 81 Stee st@ckcrs
and feeders, 100000, Hog 9;s-14 .16@
about 10000; market steady; hgi!I1,a l Ui IS;
$50; mixed, 6.100630; heavy o. l,ood to
rough, 5.S066.OO; pigs, 5.1VQ6.S', fog go
choice heavy, 6.15@625; BULK o. SON 900. mar
@6.271a. Sheep-Receipts about ,I I2,TD'' 1850
ket weak; native, 422Q6. 20; W. G 25M9,25;
western, 6.250S.25.