Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-01-14
y. S. Bureau OF Markets.
washington, d. c., For week ended Jan,

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Washington. p: C.; For week ended 5anu-
HAY AND #" FhE 12tn: assa; hay mar
tets At wf Hsx PRICES 1sS Int e L. t9s w
western markets about unchanged ex-
.ept at Chicago and St. Louis were light
:eceipts e cansed price advance: De
Improvement is noted In demand from
thy-Nex York SIS; chicago 5000; Gin
sni 4a::: 81; St :9 to %t'. :ss
: :hicsse si7 KANSAS ss' city o. ;15'sc: s..
fenis $2o: High protein feeds steady:
than. last week: Reductions in freight
charges On alfalfa meal ranging $50 to
fe:7o from several Western States to the
materially lower prices. 'e Demand sS and nd
movement light; . number Of markets
ceport distress sales: Stock Of several
SnSsgc''y heavy fer f. ts time
e23 Minneapolis; our middlings $50; red
pespoiis. 81 Baaalo; 800 per cent
cent SfeSess meal Tez
$50 St. Louis. $si Chicago: best pulp SIS
Eortnwestern markets and In poor de-
"i FRu II soa 'AN Rt'ee vposrAB1Es:-Nor.
thern round white potatoes down 10 e
zoe per 100 lbs. at shipping points ct 81
Sc .f fafo to e; ;1s nss1s
Ing the seasons low record Of December
i4th: JobbinE prices down 10 to soc In
i:5c 70 ti.7s. sacked round whites slight:
shipping points $50 to Sl.55 Bulk round
=. whites .s up to 1sc New York City at il;s5
higher in Boston ct $3.50 to 50.
LIVE STOCK AND MEATS:--Compar-
ed with q week ago, Chicago live stock
Fat ewes up 75c to 1926: fat lambs SOC
lambs also higher. Hogs up &c to 3oc
e sse: Essd,ns steers prsetisa,iy STEADY:
1925 to $s:55: medium and good beet
s sifss s to 70 sstsae. steer. sgS
to s.: light s e7$ ,t medium weight kS veal
?d2; feeding lambs &S to SO; .yearlings
's M to nc sxc sse 81 b to s
Veal advanced i to IS: lamb. mutton and
pork ioins 81 to So per 100 lbs. Beef prac:
grade meats: "sf Beef 81 to SIS: veal :ss
SIS: isht psrt X io IN 81 IS to So: Heavy y
'01 Barr sR3 to f isei market.
weakened January z and 8 with price de-
clines on both days. Heavy receipts DOM
este ard large importation foreign but
ter given as causes of depression. Janu-
airy 10th prices: 90 score: New York
53hc; Chicago 4shc; Philadelphia 64c:
Boston SIC. -.
GRAIN:-General bearish sentiment
prevailed the opening of the weeks grain
markets and dropped sharply the first
two days. On the 9Th a buying move
ment set in but part Of the advances was
lost on the 7th. Heavy wheat export
business produced better sentiment on
the 9Th and on the 10th there was a de-.
cidedly bullish movement, largely as re-
suit of advance of TIC in exchange sterl-
ing. Gable from Argentina placing esti-
mate of Argentina wheat surplus at forty
eight million bus. less than Broomhanrs
estimate and resulting price advance at
Buenos Aeries also some effect upon
American prices. For the week: Chicago
March wheat gained Nc closing at $1.771s
Minneapolis March wheat up 1c at
$1.73A; Kansas City March down 1 hc at
1.70X; Winnipeg May up 23sc at 1922.
In Chicago market January 10th cash No.
2 red winter wheat 80 to 33c over Chi
cago March; No: hard winter - to nc
over: No: 3 mixed corn to SIC under
Chicago May; No: 3 yellow 8 to SIC un-
der. At Minneapolis wheat demand slow
but premiums Of cash over futures
15c over Minneapolis March. Kansas City
ing demand fair with receipts large. No.
Kansas City March.