Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 11.-Close-Wheat-
Lower; No. L northern, on track, l.061a9
1O71a; No. northern, on track, 1.O4@1.O6.
Corn Easy; No. 3 on track, 55Q5614c:. Oats
STEADY; standard, 52Rc; No. ) white, on
track, 5105214c. Barley-Dull; standard,
sec. Rye-1ac lower; No l On track, S2W
83c.
Flour quotations in carlots are: Hard
spring wheat patents, in wood $1,000 80:
straights, in wood, 49005.20; export pat
EMS, in sacks, 4.5O04.6O first clears, IN
sacks. 3.60GO3 90; ryes, i'll wood, 4.35Q4.45;
country, 390@4.20; sacks, Kansas, III wood,
CHICAGO, Ill. Feb. 11.-Close-W Wheat
May, 95Ac; July, 911ac; September, S87sc
Corn--Mny, 6118G; July, 59A@5938c; Sep
TENDER, 583sc.- Oats-MaE ole, 553s@53Ac;
sac. Fork : May, i190; july, j.. 2214,
Lard--May, 7,421s07: IS; July 7.6O; sept4s1mlt,
Der, 7.7775 Ribs-May, 6;521a; July, 6;77A
7S@92c. Timothy-March, 485. Clover-Nc
quotations.
CHICAGO. Ill, Feb. 11.-Cash wheat
No 2 hard, 945sc@1 90; No. 3 hard, 923s@
CSC: No. 3 spring, 1O001.O8, others nothing
doing. Corn-No. 2, nothing doing; No. 3
531a954Ac. Oats-No. 2 and No. 3, moth
Al NEW SVz YORK, Feb. IL CIose-Wheat -
May, LOB; July, 991sc. Corn-May, 7o3sc
. I.iivERPooL,, Feb. -close-wheat1
futures easy; March, g on $50; May, -, Is
$50, July, AZ f1Su NOIu-kopoL, pl
mixed American old easy. IS AID new north
ern quiet 5s 234d futures steady February,
nominal: March. IS 214d.
DULUTH. MINI, Feb. IL Close-Wheat
No. / hard on track, 1.o51a: to arrive No:
northern 1o3A; No; d north Nr :, h Loo,
err ern, ioo1< May, i:oa55; July; 1.o4; No. |
northern in store, 1.o1; No. 2 northern in
store ose; durqm on track se No. sS1se &C.
rum. Sole OatS-To arrive, 4S1ac; oats on
track, 4S1hc Rye-74@79c. Barley-65@
95c. Cars inspected Wheat, $50, last year,
g3 oats 1$ rye barley is; az 4 4s
ments-Wheat, sos; oats 1850, m
wheat trade turned weak in general feeling
as soon as the second cables from Liver
pool were received, showing the English
which drove Minneapolis May down to
1.O2h before it was checked The market
then rallied to 1,o3 and was active and
cratic in a narrow range little above to
a little below that figure. The increase of
., 100, 600 bus in the worlds visible supply,
an increase here of $4,000 bus for three
vorable crop news from the winter wheat
states, were all depressing Minneapolis
received 243 cars and Duluth 1873, year
ago today being holiday, There wall be
shorts bought in over the holiday which
covering gave frmness and sent May to
1857. This was followed by a, slight sag
at the close, May wheat opened o at 1 OK
Close, 1.03H. July closed 1.oS5s@1 O3A;
Cash wheat was a little better; No.
brought 75@1c over May and No. 2, 101Rc
over Considerable winter is coming in
which makes tie demand for spring wheat
less urgent; No. 1 northern closed at 1,O4
spot or to arrive; No. northern: 1QlAg
1.O2 spot and 90 to arrive No 3 C wheat.
97cGD1OO; No. 3 yellow corn, 54AQ26Ac;
No 3 white oats. 4S5sc: No. 2 rye, 76%0
77s4c There was lack of local demand.
Only four cars reported SOLD up TO | P. m.
were reduced 1oc in the flour list clears
remaining unchanged. The new business
going on the books moderate. Ihere IS
eign sales patents were reported. Ship
msnts, 81, 30 barrels; first patents, $3.50
40; second patents, 5.1545; 81; first clears
j. 20l14 80; second clears, 5.4oa3oo; FLAX
in fair demand at 1c under Duluth May;
close, 1.1512. Bran in bulk steady G,a at 2o4o,
ST Louis, Mo- Feb d1- oz6a7c Ne neat
hard 96c@1O0; May. 96Ac; July, SIC Corn
573sc; July, 11sc. Oats-No. cash; dig
closed nG y quiet, ) points lower; middling up
I lanGs. i165; middling gulf, 100; sales
wheateNay, 911zc; Jgly; s51se: cash No; 2
hard. 92g195c; No Go: 3 91@94c; No; ; red, 9ec
Iulv. soc: cash No. , mixed, 55s4G56c No.
: f51SI55a.c: No white. 56c Oats-No.
: white. 491zc; mixed, 481aG491ac
ST LOUIS. Mo-. Feb. 11.-Cattle-Re
ceipts 5000, including 1879 , Texans; r market
steady; beef steers, 3.5006.0o: stockers and
feeders. 22504 $50: cows and heifers. 3.0oq
800: Texas steers, 29oQ5;25; cows anu
heifers, 1.75Gl4.00. Hogs-Recelpts, 1909
market steady to sc higher pigs and lights.
3.50a4 80: packers, 400a4.+0; butchers ano
best heavy, 435G4.45. Sheep-Receipts.
1000: steady; natives, 3.50Q5.50; lambs, 4.Ot
GOO.