The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-04


10.15; pigs, $7.60@9.3O.
Cattle: Receipts, 5000; firm; native
beef steers, $3.50 q l1.SO; western steers,
@S4o; cows and heifers, $4.3o@1o.oO;
fcalves. $9.00@13.0O.
sheep: Receipts. 10000; strong;
Iwethers, $9.15@10.5o; lambs, $11.25@
1880.
Sioux City.
Sioux City, Ia. Jan, 4:-Hogs: Re-
tceipts, 1909; 15@2oc higher; estimated
receipts tomorrow, $4,000; bulk, $9.S0@
1920; range. $s4O@1o.SO; light, $4,000
$3.50; mixed, $9.S5@10.10; heavy, SOTO
610.So.
steady; estimated receipts tomorrow,
Sheep: Receipts, $500; strong.
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Chas. E. Lewis & Co., Grain and Stock
Brokers, Morton Block, Fargo.
May Wheat.
Open 1861 @1.s51s 1.e2HGN 1.S2s.
High zee. 1.s6h .92% BPS
Low go. 1.s0h 1864 1.S7%
Close :. 1.s41s @1.s4 1.S9h 1891
July Wheat.
Open 1.5.g iGi; 1.ss @5SSi g? 81
High go. - Icy 1'SSh
Close :. 1.5o@i.4s% i .SO% 1.S2A
September Wheat.
Chi. Mimi. Dull.
open l.A s...s. "'.""'
High zee. 1.42k ...... ......
Low i.3I% "".."s' s'.s''
Close zee. 1881 ....." ......
st. Louis.
May July Sept.
G GEcss 100: ..:: 1 1:ssii& i:ls%A i :''
Kansas City.
May July Sept.
Omen .... 1.S5@1.S4 $50 ......
Close .... 1.S1%A 1.46sA 1.36AA
winnipeg.
Omen . 1851 80 .S5S .....
close 49,. 1.S9bA 1.S5hB ......
Chicago Corn.
Open 49,. $50 @. .S7a .s s9ly .ss .....
High s99 .9I%s sss.s
Cos ciose ' ::.. ::ssSS@H :sS%@M .: ::::
Chicago Oats.
open So. .5sS .S74 .55HS.55 -...
Close 80. :SSh@% :SI% -::::
Chicago Pork.
open ..--.. 27.2o 200 .-."
Hfgh sssss~s 2I.Zo XIV "''""
t tfSy. ' 800: s s7:s5A ss :sS si:67
winnipeg Close.
No. northern. 1885; No; north
ern; 1;so4; No; 8 northern, 1.76h; oats,
f fis4: S ESQ., No. NJ w. Co. S''%' May
Minneapolis Cash Close.
No. / hard. 1877; No. / northern, .1.soh
| @1.9Sh; choice, 1861; arrive, 1894
choice. t;s4h; No. 2 northeEn; 1sSh3
No. No. H. nG Mont issH Gass No. afF due
rum, 1876 x; arrive 1863 No. durum,
1 sssi @LsSE; No No. 2 yellow corn co. .s2@
Eers. IS 81; No. white oats, .534s q
ga: arrive. .53h; No. 3 oats, SO SO;
barley; .so@Ii2; barley. choice, lao
,..~ Duluth Cash Close.
| No. Z hard, 1921: No. 1 northern,
1917; No. 2 northern. 1887; No. 3
$50; rye. l.4O; arrive. 40: barley, Is
i.s5E: No. . durum. i.ssL 20 S1'sO& May
durun. 1.93 y; July durum, 1853; flax,
cash. assn; arrive, ASSN.
/ DuIuth Flax.
May July
Local Quotations.
NO uOrCneIu ssSsssSsSsss~~SSss 1888
No. northern ss.o.e 80
No. northern .....ss..-.~...s. 1.76
Weather Map.
| Canadian northwest-1S below to Is
above: Regina and Battleford snow
/ tng trace.
Northwest-S below to 20 above:
West-a2 to 20: cloudy.
Southwest-SO to s.; cloudy.
Ohio VALLEYS to So; part cloudy.
Herald.
Chicago-It IL said foreigners con-
troll large part of the visible supply
and long enough futures to make the
position Of shorts uneasy. Receipts
running below the daily consumption
at primary markets. Reports of large
points and at seaboard responsible for
advance to the high point. At the
tap Of the bell May corn sold at 81,
the highest for that delivery since
May, 1892. Situation Is healthy and
would not be surprised to see prices
er than expected. Patten was in
market in person, buying May corn
around 96 and talking buIlish Nye
jerks gave up Jackson and j. Rosen-
baum on their big purchases of May
corn early in the day. Clement Cur
tbs bought double the quantity taken
by Nye jerks, who bought a million
of May at the start and started a
buying furoTs. May wheat yesterday
was 1914 above recent low and 81
cents up since December, 81 and is
cents from last Saturday. The adj
vance has led some to believe it il
too rapid. It has developed a larger
short interest than was supposed to
exist, the covering of which has been
much assistance in making the rapid
hides ana Furs Quoted by Bellies a
Rogers, Fargo N. ID.