Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-19
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

Chicago. March II.
Open High Low Clos
Corn ing. est. est. ing.
March lies L2S L2s lbs
May ......l27ss 1.27ss LIN 127A
Oats
March .....s2 .s2A .914s-4 .slx-x
May ........S9$-% $3.50 .S9A 1914 u
FLOUR-The United States administra-
ton flour standards are as follows Oar
ley flour. IS ID. cotton sacks. s1400; corn
flour. 9S ID. cotton sacks $13.75; white rye
in jute. $500 per Dbl, 9S h. sack basis;
dark rye, $1475; spring wheat in jute, SIC. 40
@10.60; special brands, 5000; hard winter
In jute, S10.40G1060 soft winter $40. 400
1880 soft winter. $1o4OG1O6O.
HAY-Choice timothy, $3000G3l.0O; No !
$29O0630.00; standard. $27.5062S.5O; No. 2
and light clover mixed. $265OQ27 so; No. 8
red top and grassy mixed s21 .00623 90;
clear clover and heavy clover mixed, $25. 90
@2SOo: threshed timothy. $1s.00@1S,OO.
BUTTER-Creamery, extras. 451kc; ex-
ira flrsts, 45c: f1rsts. 44d441kc; seconds, 430
431ac: centralized. 44G45c; storage. 43@
4S1ac: ladies, 361s@3712c; process. 10000:
packing stock. S203Sc.
EGGS-Fresh f1rsts. 340341ac: ordinary
f1rsts, 33G331ac; miscellaneous lots. cases
included 33633Ac: cases returned 800
32Ac: extras, 3S1a0391ac.
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys, 25c; old
roosters. 22c; young ROSTERS, 25629c
ducks. 27630c: geese. 24G25c.
DRESSED POULTRY = Turkeys, 1870
s4c: young ROSTERS 2562sc: old ROSTERS.
2262sc: ducks, 22d25c; geese. 2oQ23c
POTATOES Wisconsin, white. 1850
135: western. sacked. $1.50G165
CATTLE-Good to choice steers. s1S.256
400: yearlngs, good to choice, $9.O0013 25:
stockers and feeders, $S0O611.0O; good to
choice cows. $S.5O111.50: good to choice
heifers SS50111 so: fair to good cows. 81 90
GSO0. Gamers. s6O0616. So cutters Sc $50
7:sO: bologna bulls. 81 O009.00; butcher bulls
IS. 7561O50: heavy calves $S.50611.00 veal
calves. $12.00015.00.
HOGS-Prime light butchers. ST.. 40617 so;
fair to fancy light $17.00617.75: medium
weight butchers, 2OO0240 lbs. ST.. SOAR. 70:
heavy weight butchers 240GI4O0 lbs. SIG 900
1870: choice heavy packing, SIG 75G17OO
rough heavy packing. 16.40d16.75: pigs.
fair to good. s14.O0016.00; stays, $16.759
17.75
SHEEP-Good TO choice wethers $1,000
1875. good to choice ewes $1000013 so:
yearlings, $13.50616,00; western lambs, good
to choice. $16.0G1S.O0: native lambs, good
to choice. s15.O0617.75; goats $6.O06s25.
Buffalo, N Y. March II.
CATTLE-Receipts, 1000: steady TO
strong; prime steers, $13.50G1400 ship
ping steers. $13.006113.25; butchers. $4,000
12.75; yearlings. $11.O0T13.OO: heifers. 5000
11.5O: cows. $5OOG11O.5O: bulls. s700@11 90:
stockers and feeders, $7.5Oa1OOO: fresh
cows and springers. s65O0G135.00
CALVES-Re 1000: strong: 5000
1875.
HOGS-Receipts. 5000; active and
strong; heavy. $1S.75G19.O0: Workers. $500
G1s.1O light Workers, $1S75019OO: pigs,
SlS5Od1s75; roughs, $17.O0@17.1O stays.
$13O09145O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5000;
steady to strong; lambs. $13.O061S.75 9TH
erS unchanged
Chicago-The attempt of the Nation
al Poultry, Butter and Egg associa-
ton and the Dairy association to attain
relief from the alleged arbitrary tariffs
of the railroads, took form here in the
opening of hearing by Henry Thur
tell, an examiner for the interstate
commerce commission
Minneapolis-The German-American
bank of Minneapolis changed its name
to the North American bank The
bank no longer has patrons of any
particular nationality, and the name
"German-American" is misnomer, it
was explained.
London - Rioting in Christiania, in
consequence of which many arrests
were made, is reported in press dis
patches. Crowds stormed baker and
butcher shops and there were demon
strations before the parliament build
ing.
Washington-A call for 5000 nurses
between now and June 1, for service
in military hospitals at home and
abroad, has been made upon the Red
Cross by Surgeon General Gorgas OF
the army.
Austin-The senate passed the bill
establishing ten mile prohibition zones
around places of military instructions
and including cities having shipbuild-
ing plants working on government
contracts.
Fort Worth Burton Hurlburt, Roy
al Flying corps cadet, was killed when
he tried to make a landing. An instruc-
tor escaped uniniured. Hurlburt is
the thirty-sixth cadet killed here.
Pekin-Admiral Chen Pih-Kuan, for
mer minister of the navy, has been as
sassinated at Canton. The assassin
escaped. The motive for the deed is
not known.
Frankfort-The lower house of the
Kentucky general assembly. SO TO IS,
passed bill designed to prevent the
teaching of German in the public
schools of Kentucky The measure
now goes to the senate.
Washington =. Speaker Clark cele-
brated his sixty-eighTh birthday on
March Z, receiving congratulations of
hosts of friends and being the guest of
the Missouri delegation at a luncheon.
London Sir Gilbert Parker, speaking
for the food minister, announced in
the house of commons that until fur
Their orders no fresh grain may be
used for brewing purposes.