Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-14
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6VO0u buyers Throughout. Eight hun.
.dred thousand bushels corn sold t.
seaboard September 9th for export.
u Argentina heavy damage from
drought expected. Closing prices in
Chicago cash market: No. 2 red win
ter wheat $1.34; No. 2 hard $1.34: No.
2 mixed corn Sic; No. q yellow corn
SIC; No. white oats $50. For the
week Minneapolis December wheat up
t1s35c, closing at 81. 451z :; Kansas City
December wheat up SIC at $1.26:
Winnipeg December wheat up 1Oc at
$1.431z. Chicago September wheat
closed at $1.33; September corn 55K !;
Minneapolis September wheat $1.48;
Kansas City September wheat $1.2211 !;
Winnipeg October wheat $1.4811.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES:
Haulings Of potatoes light at shipping
points. New Jersey Giants up 1890
ut $2-2.15 per 100 lbs. sacked. Round
Whites up 30-35c, closing $2.65-2.85.
September forecast total potato pro-
duction 323,000.00O blu. compared with
1928, 100000 last year. 80
Cabbage markets strengthened un-
der light supplies. Wisconsin and
Colorado domestic strong in Chicago
Ut $50. September forecast CONNER
cial production late cabbage. IL states,
1856 carloads compared with 64,3s4
carloads last year.
New York Wealthy apples firm in
New York at $7.50-S per Dbl, 32.50-3
per bushel in other markets. Total
commercial apple crop forecast Sep
TENDER 18th, at 1879 million barrels,
compared with 1873 millions, accord
ing to the December, 1920, estimate.
Prices for Virginia sweet potatoes
advanced under limited supplies, up
$1-1.25 per bbl., in New York at
$4.50-5. 4. 5-=1 5a e. 4.
Eastern yellow onions firm in most
eastern markets at $350-3.75; in Pitts
burgh 81 per 100 lbs sacked. Middle
western yellow varieties firm in New
York at $4.25, steady in most other
cities at 53.25-3.50.
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Following I'M
settled condition in the butter market
last week the markets are now much
flrmer with increased demand for all
grades at higher prices. Closing
prices, 90 score: Chicago 4011ac; Phil
adelphia 411sc; New York 41c;; Bos-
ton 42kc. 35Sss
Last weeks quietness in cheese
market was followed by more active
trading at slightly lower prices. Prices
at Wisconsin primary markets aver
age TN to 19c.
q LIVESTOCK. AND MEATS: Chica-
go sheep and lamb prices advanced
sharply while cattle and hogs declined
during the past week. Fat lambs up
81: feeding lambs 25c-50c; yearlings
up 50c-75c; fat ewes 25c-50c per 100
lbs. Hogs ranged from 2O-40c net low
er. Good beef steers down Csc; me-
dunn grade steers steady. Heifers
also steady, but butcher cows lost s15c.
Feeder steers down 25c-50c; veal
calves 75c-$1 September 9Th, Chica-
go prices: Hogs, top, 1926; bulk of
sales $6.9O-9.2O; medium and good beef
steers $6.25-9.50; butcher cows and
heifers $3.50-8.75; feeder steers So
TBS; light and medium weight veal
calves $1O-13; fat lambs $7.75-9.65:
feeding lambs $5.75-7.5O: yearlings
$3.50; fat ewes $3-4.75. Isl
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
showed an upward tendency. Beef
was steady to 81 higher. Mutton and
pork loins steady to 81 higher. Sep
TENDER 9Th prices, good grade meats:
Beef $13:5O-17: veal 5000: lamb SIS