Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-09-16
WHEAT EXPORTS DROP
etronu Gain eliminates When
Foreign Demand Weakens.
MllIIna Demand SIoW-vIslbIe Supply
Increases - Weather nstardIno
Movement Of, Al ora'ns-Llve
Stock Prices Decline.
y. 4. Bureau of Markets. Washington, D. O.,
for Maak ended dept4 II. 1911 - -

SAVO
ing at $1.29h; December corn up W
at 64A. Prices advanced drst four
days of week with news bullish and
heavy buying by commission and Sea-
board houses but profit taking, even
ing Up for the week and increased viz
ible supply resulted in decline. Wet
weather retard1ng movement all
grains. Milling demand rather slow.
Visible supply wheat 42,100,000 bu,
an increase Of $4,000 blu. for week.
Country offerings corn lighter. Wis
ible supply corn 11,239.000 bu., a de.
crease of 261, 900 blu. for week. In Chi.
cago cash market: No. 2 red winter
wheat $1.2S; No. 2 hard $1.27; No. 8
white oats SEC. For the week Chicago
Minneapolis December wheat up 2hc,
closing at 1851; Kansas City De-
cembef wheat down Nc at $1,000;
Winnipeg December wheat up $17ac at
1882. Chicago September wheat
closed at $1.26h; September corn
SAC; Minneapolis September wheat
$1.43M: Kansas City September wheat
@1.1s; Winnipeg October Wheat
$144h.
HAY: Hay price generally lower
except in few markets where extreme
ly light receipts have caused steady
prices. Quoted, September H.: No. I
timothy, Minneapolis $18. No. alfalfa,
Omaha ST. No. l prairie Minneapolis
31450.
FEED: Demand for feeds improv.
ing slowly in many sections. Quoted,
September 18th: Bran $13, middlings
$14, flour middlings $3.50 Mime.
apolis; 36 per cent cottonseed meal
$37 Atlanta, $3.50 Memphis: gluten
feed $3o15 Chicago; white hominy
feed $23 St. Louis, s24 Chicago: lin
seed meal $3.50 Minneapolis: No.
alfalfa meal SIS Kansas City.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS: With
the exception of sheep and lambs, the
trend of Chicago livestock prices was
downward during the past week. Net
declines on hogs ranged from 15c to
Csc per 100 lbs, heavy hogs declining
most. Beef steers steady to Csc lower,
butcher cows lost 15c; heifers steady.
Feeder steers, down 15c-25c; veal
calves 75c-$1.50. Fat lambs up 81;
feeding lambs up 40-75c; fat ewes gen.
orally advanced &c. September 18th,
Chicago prices: Hogs, top, 1925; bulk
of sales S6.75-9; medium and good beef
steers $6.25-9.50; butcher COWS and
heifers $3.50-S.75; feeder steers S..
1925; light and medium weight veal
calves 1913; fat lambs $50; feeding
lambs $5.75-7.50; yearlings $5-7.75; fat
ewes $3'5. :s'>:S:rz2,ss .:;:;*sss
With the exception of pork 1oins, tho
course of eastern wholesale fresh meat
prices were irregular. Beef was
steady to 81 higher; veal generally
$1-2 lower. Lamb and mutton aver.
aged steady to 81 higher, with medium
grade mutton 81 lower at some mar.
kets. Pork loins declined $1-3 per 100
lbs. September 18th prices, good
grade meats: Beef SALT; veal $40.
%; lamb $17-21; mutton 1914; light
pork loins 1890; heavy pork loins
$14-2l
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES: Ship.
ments of white potatoes increased to
S82 cars the past week of which Col
orado shipped PIP cars City market
supplies liberal in New York, heavy in
Pittsburgh, moderate in other markets.
New Jersey Giants up 10c in New
York at $2.15-225 sacked per 100 lbs.
Idaho Rurals up 1920 in Kansas City
and st. Louis ranging $3-3.25; dull in
Chicago at $685.. Prices at most
shipping points up 10000.
Apple shipments increasing; mar
kets we'll supplied; demand moderate
for good stock. New York and Michi-
gan Wealthys $500 per barrel in
New York and Chicago. Pittsburgh
steady at s6-625. New York Baldwins
A-2k, $3.50 in New. York. Northwest
ern boxed apples in limited supply:
$4-4.75 in New York, Virginia Jona-
thans ruled 80 barrel in New York.
Easteen.. yellow onions steady at $3.50
:. O. b. shipping points; $3.5o-4 in most
city markets; in Philadelphia $3.50
ATS.
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter mar.
kets firm; prices now ruling 1-112c
higher than a week ago. Offerings of
fancy goods very scarce Preliminary
storage report released today covering
entire United States shows September
LIST total holding 93,946,000 pounds
compared with 115,55S,000 pounds a
year ago and with five year average
Of 110,326,0O0 pounds. Closing prices
90 score: New York AZ; Chicago
40%; Philadelphia AZ; Boston 43.
Cheese markets steady to Arm;
greatest activity at primary markets
in the country. Fancy grades moving
we'll; undergrades dull. Prices at Wis
consin primary markets September
10th: Twins 17%; Daisies 1874; Dou'
bic Daisies TN; Young Americas 10;
Longhorns 1871. %~. ~
N. Y. Roof Garden Raided.
New York-The Century Roof Gar
den restaurant, one OF the most popu'
lar Of New York's night life resorts
was raided by prohibition agents, at
ter they alleged they had purchased q
half-pint Of whisky for 81.