New Ulm review., 1921-02-16
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Potatoes 2,S3S cars; boxed apples 4o3,
barreled apples 4, ,O57 cabbage 37s;
celery 449; lettuce 716; onions 3s2;
sweet potatoes 332.
Hay. 55
. Market remains dull. Only TOP
grades in demand. Lower grades
selling only at heavy discounts. Re
Iceipts generally light but equal to the
limited demand. Cincinnati market
congested with poor hay. Large GUAM
tity Idaho hay reported enroute to
Kansas City and lower prices are ex-.
expected. Quote: No # timothy,
New York $32;; Chicago $24.5O,
M Memphis $28, Cincinnati $25, Mime
apolis 500 No. 2, SO: to SO lower.
No. i alfalfa, Kansas City 500, Omaha
s2l Memphis $29. Some grades sell
ing as low as $11 per ton. No. Il
prairie, Omaha $40, Kansas City SIS,
Minneapolis SIS.
E Feed.
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Market continues dull. Country
dealers are not showing any inclination
| to buy except when in urgent need.
Western offerings of wheat feeds, es-
pecially from mills, are heavier both for
prompt and deferred shipment. Ca
madam mills offering bran and midd-
lings in Northeastern territory at prices
lower than domestic quotations Cot
tonseed meal declining slowly and
meeting with little inquiry. Hominy
feed offerings small, price steadier..
Beet pulp and alfalfa meal quiet. Lin
seed meal weak and obtainable at
$3.50 Chicago. Al per cent cotton
seed meal quoted at $34; 43 per cent
meal at $55. Kansas City reports
sales number one alfalfa meal at $40.
Quote: Bran $40, middlings SIG,
-four middHngs $23, linseed meal $37,.
Minneapolis; No. alfalfa meal $22. so,
corn bran $22, oat feed $3.50, st.
Louis; 36 per cent cottonseed meal
$26.50, winter wheat bran $25, Mem
phis; white hominy feed $2O.50, st.
Louis; gluten feed $35, reddog $31. SO,
rye middlings $22.50, Chicago.
Live Stock and Meats.
L Compared with week ago hog and
lamb prices at Chicago declined, while
cattle and eve sheep showed moderate
advances. Hogs lost 4Oc to Csc, fat
lambs, feeding lambs and yearlings soc
and 75c. Fat ewes up soc to $1.25 per
100lbs. Beef steers SOC to 75c higher;
butcher cows and heifers 25c to 85c.
Veal calves down 25c to soc. Feb
ruary 9 Chicago prices: Hogs, bulk
Of sales, $50 to 1925; medium and
! good beef steers, 81 rs to Sc. .25; butcher
cows and heifers, $425 to $3.50;
feeder steers, $6.25 to $8.5 SO; highland
medium weight veal calves, $3.50 to
l$12,25; fat lambs, ST. to $500; feeding
lambs, 81 to $8.25; yearlings, $5.75 to
81. so; fat ewes, $3.50 to $3.50.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat mark
cts declined on practically all classes Of
T. 49, Il
meat. Beef down Soc to $3.50; veal
land pork loins, 81 to 50; lamb and
mutton, 81 to So per 100 lbs. February
8 prices good grade meats: Beef, $l3
Ito $3.50; veal, $40 to s2f lamb, $18
| to $19; mutton, $40 to $12; light pork
Isloins, $40 to $22; heavy loins, SIS to
ISIS.
Grain.
Prices fuctuatedS rapidly from day
to day under alternating bearish and
ibullish sentiment, although prices show
/ net gains for the week - Kansas City
reports Southwestern mills seeking
cash wheat with country offerings very
light despite advance in cash prices.
lExporters in other countries reported
offering wheat to Europe much cheaper
than American wheat. Germany has
bought nearly two million bushels
| Australian wheat equal $1.79 1-2,
terms half cash, balance six months
credit. Corn trade active; country
offerings to arrive, moderate; weather
condition more favorable although
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