Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MILWAUKEE, March IL Closc-Whcat
STEADY; 10. l northern, on track, Sc;
No. northern, on track, Sllzr. Corn
Easier; No; , ON track, 1870. Oats-Easicr;
standard. 431%c; No. white, track, I2Gn
Bic Barley.IIighcr; standard 55c; sam.
pI" on track G4@'3r: ky}c-St%"ad ai ~ 1
1875 lard. May. 80: ribs, May, 9o5.
Flour quotations in carloads are: Hard
Sirai&hts, in wood, 4.l3a4.25; cxpXorr pat,
cntS, in sacks. 3.GO1A7O; first clear, IN
sacks, 331m3.43; rye, III wood, &l5lt@.65;
country, 3.05@32o in sacks, Kansas, in
MlIsttuGs are quoted in CARROTS at
middlngs in 1OO-lb sacks; red dog 22..j;
rye feed, 1928; delivered at country points,
CIICAGO. H.. March 11.-CIosc-w wheat
May, 77&sn77 July, IS M7Sj2c Corn
May, 47c; July, 1919. Oats-Mav, 4If~m
42c; July. 374@373sc. Pork-Mny, 1870;
Ribs May. 9.O71@m9.1O; July, 9,I5m917l2
Ryc-Cash, GS1a67Oc. Barley-Cash. GJ6C
75c. Flax, clover and timothy, nothing do
REV YORK, March 11.-CIosc-W Wheat
May, @53sc; July, $5$sc; September "5lsc.
Corn-May, 543sc; July. do
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March 1.-THE
-four market was easy The advance in
wheat has not produced any apprehension
among -four buyers. They appear indiher-
cut to crop damage stories. Sales have been
moderate and Indicate continuance of the
hand-tomouth buying policy. Shipments,
G7,393 bDls. First patents, 4.2o"f@o; sec
ond patents, 4.OJM4.1J; first clears, 3.2JO
3:}5; second clears, 2.4O02.GO
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. March 11--CIosc
---Whcat-M9-yy; 1S% m7S3sr; Jnly, 791$Ma8or;
northern, 8o7sc; No. , northern, 7Sas97s2s";
No. 3 northern: 73m77c.
hard, on track, S1%sC: to arrive, No. north
crn. SO3sC; No. > northern. 1890: ou track,
No. l northern, S0$sc; No. northern, 1S$sc;
May, S3o7sc; July Sc, ,Srpt%>mber, 1919:
durum, on tra~k, No. /, 714c; No. >. G14c.
FlaX-To arrive, 10: on track. 20; May,
arrive. 40c: March 39Izc Ryr-G0c. Barley
-i2lt73c. Cars inspccted-Whcat, H. last
year. A; barley, 4; fax, ., last year. A.
Rcceipts-Wh"at, I1S,967; oats, 2SDS; rye,
$40; barley, 100; fax, 1862. Shipments
Barley 3S32.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 11.-Cattlc-
Receipts, 1000 including 500 soutnerns;
market slow, steady; native steers, 4.JUlO
ESQ; southern steers. 4OJQ3po; southern
COWS. 3.OVu4Oo; native cows ana hcifcrs
3.OOU5.25; stock"rs and feeder 3.T5IlJ.21;
bulls 3.OJI4.2J; calves. 3.JOIfl 20: western
fed steers, 42Jm5.9O; western fed cows 800
I4.JU Uogs-Rcccipts, 5000; market weak
to - lower: bulk Of sales, G.s)TC6S71a;
heavy. G.SJFLG9O; packers, G.SGm6STIa: pigs
and lights 5.5DnGS0 Shcrp-E"c"pt@. 5uOo;
market JN1Oc higher; mutton. I.O1ItJ 80:
lambs. T.OnlJ7.GO; range wcthers, >. +OaG.7:l;
fed ewes. 5Up05.Jn
OMAHA. Ncb. March 11-Catt.o-Rc-
ccipts, 1000; market slow to Il shade lower;
native steers. 4.pDTtJSj; COWS anG h"ifrrs,
2.7JU 80; western steers. 3.25TI.25: Texas
steers, 3O0Tt4.2 %; cows anu heifcrs = -JIi
4.25; stockers ana feeders :;.Uyl1I.0D;
calves. 3.OOG6J0. Ho@s-Rcr .iprs, 1000;
market IN 1Oc lower: bulk of sales. G.INi
90. Sheep-RrcciptS. 1000: market
steady; lambs, G.IJfI7.5O: sheep, 475WG.Jo
ST. LOUIS, Mo. March 11.-tatti"-Ite-
ceipts, 800, including 500 ToXaus; market,
natives strong; Texans, Toe hi@her; beef
steers, 3.7JrL5.6T; StucEcrs and feeders, 800
m4.75; cows and beifcrs, 2.63Fs %; Texas
steers, 2.6Jn5.GO: cows and heifers, 290lV
400 Iogs-Reccipts. 1000; market. DC low
or; pigs and lights. G25mG.95; packers Go
G695; butchers and bcs heavy, G.9OY7OO.
Sheep-Recepts, 500 market steady; ma
tiyes 3.5Od5.OO: lambs. 4,2oMG.1,:
CHICAGO, H.. March 1-Cattlc-Esti-
mated receipts, $4,000; market steady to Zoe
lower, beeves. 4.G0UG.SJ; cows and heifers,
1.7O02.T 10: stoCkers and feeders 2.S50490;
Texans 410II4. 20: calves, 6.oOI1T.JJ. Hogs
Estimated receipts. 10000; market 5071sc
lower; mixed and butchers, G.S597.O21a;
good heavy. 6.90Ig705; rough heavy, G7560
G.sJ; light 6.SOn7 .n212: pigs, 60O4G.80; bulk
of sales, 6.9JGII.OO. Shecp-Estimatej re
ccipts $4,000; market 10c higher; sheep,
3.75Q6.00; lambs, 4.7JQI.75.