Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MILWAUKEE. April 3o.-close-WhI
Lower; No. l northern, on track, SOc5
= northern, on track, S312c. ,Corn-Sta
No. 3 on track, 1870. OatS-Stcady; y
ard, 44c; No. 3 white, on track 42g
Barley-Firmer; standard, Toe; SampH
track, 61075c. Rye-Steady; No. Y
track, 1890. Proyls1ons-P0orEb-. May \
lard, May, 500; ribs, May, So.
Flour quotations in CARROTS are aoa
spring wheat patents, in wood, 4.3oq
straights in wood, 4Oo@4'30; export
ents, in sacks, 3.S0M39O; first cIearS
sacks, 3.3503. so; rye, in wood, 5ioo9l
country, 3.15@3. 80; sacks, Kansas, III
3.95M4.05.
MiIlstuffs are quoted in CARROTS at /
for bran, 1925 for standard m mac
and 21OO for Milwaukee flour m!duiILS
1OO-lb sacks; red dog, 22.50; rye tpeu
delivered at country points zoe c. eAtI WhlI
May, 7SA@7SHc; July, Sl12Qol2sc \
Nav 491@c; July, 49$S04932c. Oats
451Sc; July, 42642Bc Pork-May, \
July, 1880 Lard-May, S.l112; July, y
Ribs-May, $50; July, S.GI12. kye-'a%SII
071c. Barley-Cash, 6G074c Fax II
and Notwithstanding doing. M
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, April 81,
fonr market is steady. Millers are noI
nrices steady as quoted. The ilouI uel
is fair, but the easier tone III lne
market has put domestic buyers "sGnm
bearish mood. A little export p 4ta h,
reported to have been dole Oh tne n \
Shipments continue fair, Sh ipi '1anand
bbls. First patents, 1900 E4o; serUnII
ents, 4.15GD4. 30; first CLEARS o'-01o'''
ond clears, 2.4002.5O. ;, On I'd
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, April %o'-II
Wheat-May, Sic; July, 9512c' 49, y rortI
S51Lr. No. / northern, S4Ac; NO. HUI \
S9Ac. No. 2 northern, 790S1c; =, ID
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April SD
Wheat-May. 1880. July, 11fAcc!. g., III
Der. 751ac; cash No. = hard, eggs n
7O1I0676c; No. = red. 79@l91ac; no; 81
78c. Corn-May, 1870; JuiyiS XXI GGS,
45l5c: No. 2 white. 471ac; NO: g.. 49, lalLd
"a . white. 4234c; Ne. mixed 4-7TTY
DGiITTH, Mimi, April 30.-CIoS 5ri,.s
No. / hard on track, So@4c' 10 To-, "l Ell,
/ northern. S4$4c; No. , nortnrFni 0 oot
track. No. 1 northern, S4@4ci 40. Cn IIt1
SAFE; May. 844c; July, S3c; S Td
S5Ic: May durum, No. /, '=1St, N On Il
July. No. l, 72%c; No. :, 'V54C' orrivd
No. /. 73c; No. ,, zoe. tIaI I,-,I I! 20ls;
on track and May, 1.lS72; Ju$' 42r:
tobcr, 1.2178, O9tsIOn S 5Lls%5Gc CarI
spected-Wheat, ~; last year. q H. Red
barley, u; fax, 92; alst year, d. Dts ID
WHEAT, %. 26O; corn, 2O6t; %"es92.4
barley, Is, 157; rye, 1872; lax TAX tl4$; ID
mpnts-Wheat, 100000; OATS
lf KA;NsAs CITY. Mo, April u So so1f5|
Receipts, 10000, including too lad
market steady; native eeedl@T'+hrrn 4
southern steers, 4.OOQ0.oV,, JJoffprs.
3.OOD4. 60, native cows anu -;865ol: 4
%601o4 -. -. calves, 3.O065.50; Wes%'I
S+enEs d 25GG575; western fed o Co"@ nj
40. Hogs-Receipts, Io 1Ios GSJd
steady to strong; bulk OF S y 9576 Is; 4
heavy, 6. 30@6. 371a; packers CO. Dos Sheep1
G 35G6. 47b: pigs, J.00Q5.6o. ++ons, /
cninfs 800. market steady; mu It%"rS, ]
& %: lambs, 7.OO0S 80; range "''H
700; fed ewes, 5.0OM6.0o. .y, Reed
OMAHA. Neb., April 3o-C-a-!- ne cows
1000; native steers t,V torn steers, \
ns aI sxas steers 325@423 cows GsT on'
ers, ., 1904. 60; stockers ana ILagg[slLRecd
( ~. calves, 3.OO06.O0, HOE iJlI, Of
I 14oG. market 5010c lower; eu nno. nd
G o5I1e 70. Sheep-Receipts' '5Q1l
steady; lambs, I. 9O4S,oo'u ia 9}6l.-Cattle1
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, A lno Tezans; ny
ceipts, $500, including '0 ,toody: beef q
lla ME- 20. stockers and feeders az, as
fo,ys and beifers. 2.830j.1.2.i Ii9od
Go 90 = ' CO. cows and heiferS' :, ia
To%s"Receipts, 1900; market ,,o rs and
pigs and lights, 6.lOQ9GG;3oG'r Receipts |
heavy, 6.6006.Es. onesl olaG.4G y
market steady 7@ti'e'
3.75QS.2o,