Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-17
WEEKLY MARKETGRAM.
u. S. Bureau Of Markets.

Washington. D. c.. for the week ending
,,.v December 10. 1920.
ceipts 1919 lighter than previous week.
Demand very light, mostly local. South
err e'fa m ,art ABOUT 81 lower timothy. Al
g aan ao iost , 81 TO- Western markets Low
FEED:-Feed stuff movement remains
below normal because of continued fav-
orab!e weather conditions, Bran and
market but declined sharply in Cincinna IT,
Bran sold Cincinnati as low as $50 to
81 81, per ton on. compared to $s5 last week
k fnse d9g lost 50 per ton past two weeks
Co Cot; 1e neal me remains weak sales 43%
Per Re tom on, gluten gna steady and unchanged
ed: Bran. sS5 &C. % MD lin s2ssS6: Min
neapolis. Linseed meal, $4i Buffalo and
Minneapolis $37, Northeastern market is;
inv, 81: yellow hominy. $ss delivered
New York; No ] aEalfa meal. $26.50:
Kansas City.
conditions we're Rejected in The Week )
grain markets and future prices are low :
or than week ago. Chicago March wheat
closing at $l.6l% y. a drop Of 1850; May
sharp breaks on the It'll and 10th. the lat
ter caused by Federal Reserve Bank re-
port stating that beginning of liquidation
the other hand cash whcat il command
ing large premiums due 10 insufficient
supply to meet demand Flour trade con-
tinues moderate but steady with prospect
MUM over December wheat; No. l soft
red winter 80 to sec; No. 2, 80 to acc; No.
8. % to soc; No. hard winter 10 to lie;
and Z. &C over December; yellow Toe;
white &C. Noew No. ) mixed corn 1Ae
over Deeember; No; T. ic n ."n NO.
seos xareh ov wheat lost ne 1e at
Kansas City l3hc at &1:5s; Winnipeg May
closed at 81, S1sS*;' Dece e1M re corn 7oAc;
sheep at Chicago declined sharply during
the past week. Under fairly liberal re-
ceipts. hogs showed an average net de-
Pssciation Of 75c per 100 %, lbs; . and on the he
classes Of cattle shared downward move
ment declines raeg 1 from IS: on h best
calves declined ;lso per 100 lbs Under
moderate supplies and improved demand,
tat lambs gained 36c, practically AL Of
ewes up soc: feeding lambs unchanged.
ssss sssret ss:c@tG R5;'fs hs
steers. $3.50 to :123s: hetfsss j. no; a5;
lambs. *i12s; tat; ewes. $5:75.
Fresh meat prices changed only slight
~. N1OOu USSl oIV"Cu u "VNVSoSV NNSAA.so
at some points; other grades practically
unchanged. Veal steady to 81 lower. Nut
ton and pork loins unchanged; lambs
firm to 81 per 100 lbs. higher. December
IS prices on good grade meats: Beef.
SIT to $22; veal, SIG to $23; lambs, $26 to
$2S; mutton Sill to SIC: light pork loins.
$40 to $23; heavy ioins, SIS to. SIS.
DAIRY PRODUCTS:-Futter markets
steady; advanced latter part of week.
Considerable difference of opinion as to
turn markets will take but feeling is
temporarily better. Further arrivals DAN
ish; over one million pounds per cargo:
Receivers of Danish making every EFFORT
to move goods promptly: s. Storage butter butte
New York. SIC; Chicago, 49kc; fohiladei-
phia, SAC: Boston. SIC. These prices J to
&c higher than week ago.
Cheese trading inactive despite decid;
eddy lower prices at country points and
moderate declines in distributing markets.
Usual light demand prior to holidays III
evidence but anticipation Of still ioWer
market causing buyers to hold on. PY-
mouth Wisconsin cheese exchange shows
but little change on the 18th; Prtees:
Twins. 19Ac; Daisies 21c: Double Daisies.
zoe: Longhorns, 22c; Square Prints. &c.
Dealers at country points carrying over
.aome1vhat heavier stocks than usual HE'D
cheese firm: especially fancy.