Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-09-07
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

FLOUR-Hard spring wheat-short pat
ent s1S.Ooa1S.25; first clear. sll.oVg1l.25:
second clear $7.75IS.00; special mill brands
in IS Id cotton sacks, S13.75Q14.00; ware
house delivery. S14. 50Q1475 Soft winter
wheat-Short patent. s11.b0Q11.T5. Hard
winter wheat-Kansas short patent. $3.50
@12.75; first clear. Sll.OOQ11. IS; second clear.
s7.25dS0O. Rye fiour-White patent. sl025
Q10.50; dark. SS.60d9O0.
HAY-Old Timothy, No. /, $40 UoIi3. %;
standard. $3s.0O@40.o0; No. 2 timothy. $500
Q3700; No / clover, $20.00Q30.00.
BUTTER-Creamery. extras. % score.
551ac; higher scoring commands q premi-
UNI; firsts. 81 score. sac; $3.50 score. 4S45Sc;
seconds, 1897 score. 44Q47c: centralized,
5sa5314c: ladies, 44Q451sc; renovated. 49c;
packing stock. 35040Ihc. Price to retail
trade: Txtra tubs, soc; prints Gle.
EGGS-Fresh firsts. Asa 49c; ordinary
frsts. 43645c; miscellaneous lots, cases in
cIuded, 47G4Sc; cases returned 45147c;
extras, packed in whitewood cases. 57Gt
Sc; checks. 3S9S5c: dirties. 37G3Sc: stor-
age firsts. 501ac.
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls 27assc; spring
chickens. 341kc: ROSTERS, 24c; ducks, 33c;
geese, pc; spring geese, 25c.
ICED POULTRY-Turkeys SIC; fowls
34@35c; spring chickens 26Q3sc; ROSTERS
24G26c: ducks, 30G33c; geese. 2oc.
POTATOES Per brl. white. s525:
sacked. 100 lbs Early Ohios. $275@sOo;
cobblers $3.25q3.40.
CATTLE-Choice to prime steers. $500
eo17.75: good to choice steers s13.0oSf15 7S:
fair to good steers. $l0.00G13.5o; yearlings,
fair to choice. $120oq17.59. good to prime
cows S. 5O@12 %; fair TO good hcfcrs. 5000
ola so: fair to good cows, Sc. GOii9.00; can
ners 81. 00Ql5 %: cutters. S5.0oG650; bo-
logna bulls, 81. 01fI7. 90; veal calves SIS GOA
17.S.
HOGS-Choice light butchers SIS 3oas
1878: medium W.T. butchers, l5.10lD15. rs:
heavy butchers. e7O-35o lbs. Sf.SdS15.2s.
fair to fancy light. $1450dl5se; mixed
butchers. s14.oo615.SO; heavy packing.
y1s. 5O0b14.5o: rough packing sl3 0o6tI3 75;
pigs. s12O0@145O: stays slO-oo6S12.5o.
SHEEP - Native lambs. Sl0001t1S SO:
western lambs s11. eoG51< 25: feeding lambs,
80 nod13 90; yearlings. sSO0q975 70: wethers.
S6OOQs5 so: ewes. s4oodf7.75.
Buffalo. N. z, Aug q.
CATTLE-Receipts, $50; fairly active
and steady.
CAIVFS-Receipts, 800, active; $3.50
higher: $G0Od22.5o.
HOGS-Receipts. 1000: active. 25d50c
higher; heavy. s15.75GF16.25; mixed. S16.5O6
1880: workers.. s16.75; light workers. and
pigs. s16.75 few at $500; roughs, si275
1850: stays. sS.00010.0O.
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active; lambs. 25c/ higher; others steady:
lambs. sS0Oa1625: yearlngs. ss.oOdD10 50;
wethers. IS 5oGE9Oo; ewes, s3.0ogSo0; mixed
sheep. &.oOdSD
Guatemala City, Guatemala = Ma
tional prohibition by presidential de-
cree, which went into effect recently,
is being complied with by the people
without complaint.
New York-Sugar is to reach the
lowest wholesale level in many
months. 1914 cents pound. The rea-
son is the surplus acquired by big
concerns and individual holders, who
are unloading.
Dundalk, Ireland-A thousand rail
way workers laid down their tools
and marched to the cathedral to pray
for the release of the lord mayor of
Cork.
Montreal = The Montreal Gazette
announced that on Sept l the price
of the paper will be cents, while
the subscription rate will be raised
to S12 a year.
Coon Rapids, Iowa-Charles Zydell,
a Lake City, Iowa, aviator. came to
Coon Rapids, parked his airplane in
a pasture and went to see ball game.
Two hours later he discovered that
mules had eaten il. The mules ate
the wings, nibbled the woodwork and
kicked the tonneau and tail. Repairs
will cost $1,000.
jamestown, y. Y.-Jamestown viii
De the first American city to handle
its milk supply as a municipal func-
ton. a bond issue of $4,000 is au-
thorized by special vote of the tax
payers to build and equip milk plant.
Berlin (Havas) - President Ebert.
in a proclamation issued, invited all
the political parties to submit Loyalty
to disarmament. The proclamation
said that severe penalties would be
inflicted in case of failure to comply.
Graham, N. C.-Accused OF attempt
ing an attack on 4-year-old girl,
John Jeffress. negro, was shot to
death by a mob of about fifty men
Fresno, Calif-Mrs. Laura L. Brown
blindfolded her two children, stood
them against wall and fired shot
gun at them, killing one and seriously
wounding the other. She then turned
the weapon on herself.