Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-06-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, June 1S.-CIose-Wheat--
Firm; No. l northern, on track, 1O2; No.
2 northern, on track 9912c ~: Corn-Firm;
ard, 451ac; No. 3 white, on track, 44G45c.
Barley-Dull; standard, 76c; sample on
track, 6J@77c.. Rye--Easy; No. l on track,
S712c. Proyisions-7Pork, June 1880; Sep
$50; ribs. June. S,62; September, SIS.
Flour quotations In CARROTS are; Hard
spring wheat patents, in wood, ooWgo.Z2'
ents, in sacks, 440(l4. SIS; first clears, IN
sacks, 3.55Q3.70; rye, i'll wood, 42044'59'
country, 3.75@4.O0; sacks. Kansas IN WOOD
4.SO.
for r. BRAN 9s' $3.50 for standard middlngs
and %. so for Milwaukee flour mlddlings IN
100-lb sacks; red dog, 23.75; rye feed,
2o.50: delivered at country points, 22 %-S extra
July, 011z@9sc; September, 9414c Corn A., =
July, 524@kc; September, 53c. O9ts-Juiy,
447sc; September, $3.50. Pork-July, l2 ~
September, 1607h. Lard-July, 61212; sep sep
TENDER, 875. Rye-Cash, 8sc Barley
nothing doing.
NEW YORK, June 18,-Close-Wheat -
July, 100; September, LOGS. Corn-July'
Futures, higher. Cash-Dull; track Ioo No.
2 red, cash, 91@92c; No. hard, 9lM INK
July, $3.50; September, 9172c. Gorn-ll3,i$Snn.
er; track No. 2 cash, 52@Ac; July, 5 dsG;
September, 517sc; No . white, 52@52c 0 l,al:
July, 43Ac; September, 3G4Q%c' NO. :
white, 46c. "a rho
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June 1S.IIhe
-four ~ market is steady. Although wheat
prices have shown a strong tone, inrgI -
are still holding flour quotations pel1 IIIers
more definite tone to the market bGS tnf
have come in quite freely at this ieVG dno Dp'
the demand as a1 wh harrels FIRST patents
4 95GD5.O5 second patents, 4SO94,:U, ", 10 o.
clears, 3.55@3. So second clears 2.'2 [,Ir,o
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June l Sc,1 NJ
1 hard, 1903 No northern, 99$4c; No. 0,1 =
northern, 9714@97a4c; No 3 northern ''4
9512c. ,,,,,oo+
DULUTH. Mimi, June 1S.-Close--WhGGa o
No. / hard, on track, 9S72c; 10 aIlI oeI. "n
northern, 971kc; No. 2 northern, 96c; Oh
track. No northern, 971Ac; No. o5 ? NORTH Ta,
ern. 96c; July. 971ac; September, 9S2sG; ~ ~
cember. $3.50: July, durum, 74m16r; NO; -
74Ac September 77c; drum E on . tr@[E' and
on rack. i 25%; July, 1926; September
i.361b; October, .23ss OatsaaoQ tra es%
~; June. 411ac. Rye-77c ,od Ba 5isy reoT
74c Cars inspected: Wheat !o9 rIS. lie;
FAX. 80; last year, 43 Receipts; W E.rI.T
1851; corn, $4,000; oats, 24;G0; Da XXX,
5000; flax, II ,O09 Shipments-Wheat' lf'''
oats. lO6,9OO: barley, 900. 40 C,++in--
KANSAS CITY, No, June lS.- ~, low.
Receipts, 1900; market steady 10 lUI
er; native steers, 4.7506.oO; sG Il,g -.
steers, g. 100000; southern cows 2.-'a at"ct
native cows and heifers, 25Ogo -; OK 5:o no.
ers and feeders, 3.5004,9O; bulls, 5.o'g"5;gTI%
calves, 8. 7506. 80; western fed steers - 49,
6.25: western few cows, 32J04.6o ~ of
Receipts 14OOO; market sc higher H. pun rack
sales, 60O06. 1921; heavy, 5.83Q6o2z2; p@,55lJ
ers, 6O006. 121a; light, 6.00@Gl3 plES %,ar J
@G.OO. Sheep-Receipts, 6OO0; N "a 5r,a
steady; muttons, 5.25Q6 %: LAMBS yves ewes.
500: range wethers. 5.OOW7.0o; leu e"S"
4.5005.75. ,. pa-
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 18;-CattliEourrl@rr;
ceipts, 1000; natives strong; IeXa5se ooders
beef steers 44O06. 80; stockers ana - To- 8J
3.O005.OO; cows and heiferS, Z,0I 5eifors
Texas steers, 2750575; COWS ana drI-n+ !
/. 5OO4OO. Hogs-Receipts, 300; nG ial M ~:
01Oc higher; pigs and lights, o,ogVTh, est
Duckers, 5.S5M6 20; butchers ana 900.
heavy. 61O062 5 Sheep--RGcelpi3' 1or71s
market strong; natives, 4.oo0o'4o'
OMAHA, Neb., June 18.-Cattle-keCaeai I've
$500: market active to 1Oc higher nG75f6
steers, 5.O0@6.25 cows and heI I6! ,Tpyas
4.85; western steers, 3.5oqo;.2eo ~, 5ol0
steers, 3.O004.40 cows and helters S,d iced iced
4.35; Gamers, 2OOg3.00; stockers aliH and
ers, 3.OO05 IS; calves, 3O00G19; 9 24n. mar
stays, g. 5O0D4. SIS. Ecgs-Recelpts' ~ %
ket &c higher; bulk of sal/, 9.9 Sfgody;
i Sheep- deSSPF e; Sheep heeG s5og55o