Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-04-16
Grain. Provisions, Etc.

sis: Rye, white. in jute, sS75QlO.25; dark
rye $6.75@7.0O; spring wheat, special
brands, 3142501465; to retail trade, $4,000
il. So; hard spring, $14.26014.65; first clears,
So. 25@1O6 5; second clears, s6a507.75: hard
winter, $13.75014.O0: soft winter 81 76G13.26.
HAY-Choice and No. timothy, $4,000
eco; Standard and Nc. clover mixed,
SS6 OO088 90; No. and No. 2. S4.O00S6.OO
No. 8 timothy. $S1.OOQSS.OO; clover, $4,000
1890.
MISUNDERSTANDING, extra, 90 score.
SIC. higher scoring commands premium;
frsts, 81 score, 651kc; 1890 score, GO664c:
seconds. 1881 score. 4Sg54c; centralized.
s55kQ68c; ladies, 45046c; renovated $50:
packing stock, S4Q3912c. Price to retail
trade: Extra tubs, 69c; prints, nc.
EGGs-Fresh flrsts. 411kc; ordinary firsts.
HMssc. miscellaneous lots, cases included.
solbO4O1hc; cases returned, S996oc; extras,
hacked in whitewood cases. 43@4Sc:
checks. MNs6c; dirties, ss037c; storage
hrsts. &c; extras. 441zc.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls. 40; springs
soc: stays, &c; roosters, 23c; ducks. ssci
geese 22c.
POTATOEs-Per 100 lbs. northern. round,
white, 37.OO07.25
CATTLE-Choice to prime steers, $1S.U
A76. good to choice steers 12&@14. Is:
fair to good steers, 2i1.OO@l2. %: yeaTlingn.
fair to choice 81 OO016.OO: stochers and
feeders. $S00011.60: good to prime COWS.
IS. bO011 so; fair to fine heifers. $lO.O001xS1;
fair to good cows. &7.269e.75; Gamers, 800
as so: bologna bulls, 40; butcher
bulls, $s.5OG11.OO; veal calves. $12OOglA10.
HOGS-Choice light butchers. $1b.zS9
Isn: medium W.T.. butchers. $15.O0@16.6O;
heavy butchers, 270-26O lbs, $14.UO@1S.I
fair to fancy light $1S.0001600: mixed
hacking. s1a 750147B; heavy packing. s1a.CO
D14.75: rough packing. $1S.2501AOO: pigs.
sl30O0146O.
sHEEP-Colorado fed lambs. $1s.oO02O.EO;
native lambs, $16Oo020.7b; feeding lambs
and shearers. $1bOOQ2O0S; clipped lambs,
BIZ Oo@1s.25; wethers, s12.OC015.5o; ewes,
S12.OO014.50.
East Buffalo. N. Y, April 8.
cATTLE-Receipts, 125; steady to
strong.
CAIYES-RecelpIS, fVOs $1 n&n0fS cow
0 HoGs-Receipts, sco steady to CSC high
err; heavy $16 5o@17.O0: mixed, S1750@17: IS:
workers.. SIT 50018.00; light workers., $1,000
i75O: pigs, $16750170O: roughs. $1s5o01AO0;
stays. So. O0010.0O.
sHBEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1890;
strong go oO lambs O0g2s So oc elppsd
swes, 15.5O0t6-5O; wethers. S. 000145O:
mixed sheep, $145O01b.OO
New York-Charles E. Hughes has
been retained by the United Mine
Workers of America as chief counsel
to defend the forty-three union Off
Gals under federal Indictment on
charges of conspiring to raise coal
prices, it was announced by John L.
Lewis international president of the
union.
Columbus, "Pussyfoot" Johnson,
commander-in-chiefo of the Prohibition
expeditionary forces, now in Paris,
has been recalled to the United States
to take charge of the propaganda
troops on the home sector, now being
warmly bombarded by anti-Volstead
barrages.
Washington, D. C.-The city of Jeru-
salem was put under martial law as
result of a conflict between Moslems
and Jews while religious procession
IF the former was passing through the
streets. There were casualties on
both sides, according to dispatch
frora the American consulate.
Nortonville-The army worm, the
nemesis of alfalfa fields, has re-
appeared in several parts of this cotln-
ty. Many reports telling of heavy
damage done by the worms are COM
ing in daily. Damage amounting to
thousands of dollars was done by the
pests last year.
Detroit-Investigat by the de-
partment of justice has disclosed 800
alleged draft evaders in Michigan, it
vas learned here. Their names and
records have been placed in the hands
Of United States District Attorney
Kinnane and personal arrests will fOf
Ow, it was stated.