Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 12.-Close-Whe2tt-
Lower; No. 1 northern, on track, Lq9, No.
2 northern, on track, 103 c. Corn-L .tsnt
ard, soc; No. white, on track, 45@49EG
Barley-Steady; standard, 96c sample %
track, 65@94c. Rye-Firm; No ! on track
Sic. ProVisions-Pork, May 1927; January a niIs
1890; lard May, 500; January, SV-' flOS
May, 7.12; January, $50. ,r,.l
Flour quotations in carlortS are: H9 ali
spring wheat patents, in wood, 0Io9JYt'
straights, in wood, 4SO00.30; export P9s
ents, in Sacks 4;$0@45o; d hr5t fi 35@44
country, 390@4.1 10: sacks, Kansas, IN "004
MiIlstuffs are quoted in CARROTS at 15, ZL%
for bran, 22,25 for standard l iH w.. IN
and 1926 for Milwaukee flour m .d di1 ~ ~
lob sacks; red dog, 200; rye rye IG r+r, ---'
delivered at country points, 23c extra oot-
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 11:- Go ga ne Corn
December, 925se; May, 1Q ge51 . i 5G3%t Oats
-Deeember, 4S5Sc;; May Nay 49ac. rq 9l52512
8.O21a; May, 500 Ribs-January Il, S" Ss
$50; May, 40 to 7d2A r KyenyaSSo
Der, 4:2o Cloyer-No quotati9as, cIosp-
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov; l2.--CI ToT,
Wheat-December 1.01E01OlAi MAX MAY
1.O7%@1 OH; No. hard, 1O4; No. n nortn.
ern, LOB; No. northern, LOO; NO. . "'''-
wheatNDecember, 905sc; May, 963sf; cs Ta
No. 2 hard, 921a@97c; No. !, 9Iq9l4CC,I orn-
red. 93@94c; No 8, 9 e64Gc cssb No.
D Dfsed 53a 5s Nay So sOy sid55e E
white, 461I047c; No. mixed, 44c. -,root
DULUTH, MINI, Nov; 12-CL hssl- N o'"9s
To arrive, No. 1 northern l.QZ78 o1rt fV
1.o2s5; 10. northern, 99Hc; D2 &c n+or5
1.O23S May, 1.OS1h; No. northern in S SSg.,;
1.O1M; No. 2 northern, in store; ec 90 60
durum, on track, No. l, S8c NO. ,, :, IUI SIC;
May durum, 91Aco Cars inssPectSdd' ~ HD bar
ley, &c. Receipts-Wheat, 4O9,SdiI, 0a o..
24.863; barley, As 906; rye, 20 0 i noA qj05
30S. hipments-Wheat. 134, 6S0; oa'S'
ST. LOFTS, Mo, Nov. 12.-CIose-W n sat6
Track No. 2 cash, 941@@96c; No No. W.
96@99c; December, 923Sg92Hc; w way cash.
58c; December, 513sc; May, 54 ~ cash cash.
white, Sc. Oats-Firm; track ,3 10, No. :
451zc December, 4414c; May, 404c' w.
white, 471ac. .,a+s 400
CUDAHY, Wis, Nov p, i2,mRef Ra5RPrssc 2
tive sales: CT hogs, average 10 ,, IrS' aver
IS hogs, average 81 lbs, 80; % hos5Sjjf lbs
age 218 lbs, $50; 81 hogs, average r hos
$40; II hogs, average 332 lbs, 400, 'o 80
average 1913 lbs, 5.40 IS hogs, ayef995io 70. 3
hogs, average 800 lbs, $40; 8 hQGf9I, D.
300 lbs, 800; IL hogs, average " lpfi Re
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 12:-C@tt45g5 n %,
ceipts, $500; market for natives, - S5lG
lower; Texans steady; beef st, stgfISS1 q. cows
100; stockers and feeders, 2Vt,y1'-D' eva
5.25; cows and letters, 125039o n,d nOs snl
Receipts, 1900; market Joe lower; ,6 Pr rtcD
lights, 41505.5O; packers, 1900 5%Uo,poo-Re
ers and best heavy, 5.15Q5 90. .i 2LlS i3J31
ceipts. 5000: market steady; natiNS %
5.25; lambs. 4.50Gg6.S0. 20 cattle
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb., Nov; l ~. naty,
Receipts, 5000: slow, to 1Oc loW,eery '229
steers, 4.O00G.25; cows and ~ heln Len@n COW,
375: western steers, 20003VJ, I| aS95 feed
ers, 2.75a4,75; calves 5000 7@,ror. G55GIl
Receipts, 1000; market, 1O@15 LOVES 2aiets Is,
OF sales, 4.S0G04. 90 Sheep--ReG;IGI,p,EiSs Ja
coo; market strong and steady l"li''
$500: sheep, 3.9OQ4.73