Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-10-14
WHEAT PRICE B { !! l! !
Lost 5lz Cents on Minneapolis
Market-cIosed at $1.23.
Corn and Whsat Materially Depressed
by Adverse Foreign Market Con-
dhIons-TWo Million Increase
Reported In Visible
= 49,, Supply.
u. s. Bureau Of Markets. Washington.
7 D. c., for week ended Oct. 10. 1921.

/ D. c., tor week ended Oct. 10. 1921.
GRAIN: Wheat prices reached new
low points during the week with Chi
cago December wheat touching
$1.07x. Bearish sentiment and lack
of export demand were depressing
factors. On the tenth, market unset
tiled most Of session but rallied toward
last and closed higher. Northwest
markets showed good strength most
of day. Visible supply wheat p54. 90s.-
900 bus, an increase Of 2,10S.Q bus.
for week. Wheat stocks at St. Joseph,
Missouri, 1,127,000 bus. included in
visible supply for first time Corn
prices declined at close under heavy
receipts and scarcity of storage Space
Two cars new No. white corn sold
in Chicago on the 10th at: SOC; best
bid on car new No. 4, yellow corn was
35c. Visible supply corn 14.S86,000
bus, an increase Of 3;121 600 bus for
week. In Chicago cash market No. 2
red winter wheat $1.19; No. hard
$1.12; No. 2 mixed corn 44c; No. 2
yellow corn 44c: No. white oats SIC.
For the week Chicago Dec. wheat
down TIC, closing at $1.11A: Chicago
Dec. corn down SIC, at 461ac. Mime
apols December wheat down SIC at
$1.23: Kansas City December wheat
down sac at $1.02, Winnipeg Decem.
Der wheat down SIC at .$1.13h. Chi.
cago May wheat closed at $1.16; May
corn 527ac; Minneapolis May wheat
$1.23h; Kansas City May wheat
$1.07A; Winnipeg May wheat $1.18%.
HAY: Receipts Of hay light at prin.
cipal markets. Quoted October 8: No.
i timothy, Minneapolis $19. No.
alfalfa, Omaha SIC. No. l prairie,
Minneapolis SIS.
FEED: Market sluggish. Demand
and movement light. Quoted: Bran
i$12.25, Middlings 1925, Minneapolis;
gluten feed $3.50 Chicago; linseed
meal $2s Minneapolis; $3.50 cottonseed
meal $35 Memphis: white hominy
feeds $50; yellow hominy $3.50 st.
Louis; No. / alfalfa meal ST Kansas
City.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES: Po-
tato prices strengthened during the
week, under improved demand Mar
;kets closed steady to strong. Sacked
stock up 40c in Pittsburgh at $2.45 to
$3.50, up Csc at shipping points at 81. |
Northern sacked round whites up Csc
in Chicago at $210 to 1925, steady in
Cincinnati at $2.35, up zoe in produc-
Ing sections at $3.50 to $500.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS: The
trend of Chicago livestock prices
showed a decided upward slant dur
ing the week. Hogs advanced soc to
9Oc per 100 lbs. Both fat and feeding
lambs advanced rs to SOC and year.
ling wethers SOC. Fat ewes were un,
changed. Beef steers ranged 10 to 40c
higher; heifers gained 10 to SOC. Fat
cows were about steady while veal
calves were weak to SOC lower. DC
ober 10 Chicago prices: Hogs, top 50, .
WAX OF sales $3.50 to.$8.S5; medium
nc good beef steers Sc to $10.4O: /
butcher cows and heifers $3.50 to +,
9.50;f feeder steers $4.75 to s6.75: ,
cal calves $3.50 to Sill: lat lambs ]
ITO to 1925: feeding lambs $6.25 to !
IT'S; yearlings $5.25 to $7.25; fat
ives: So to S..
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
howed mixed movements with the
eneral tendency upward. Beef steady S
81 higher, veal and lamb steady to l
higher. Mutton generally 81 lower; a
ork loins steady to 81 lower. n
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter mar. s.
PTS firm with prices at new high level E
= season. Advances for the week v
|1Taged 1kc. Movement of all grades
ettef, including lower scores, al
Tough low quality lots are selling at s
ices &c to &c lower than for fancy l!
litter. Demand for storage increas- a,
g. Danish arrivals during week to- n
led about $4,000 lbs., further ship. G
ents expected. Closing prices: % i
:ore; New ec c.., 4s1lc; Chicago T..
I2ct Philadelphia 47c; Boston 461sc.
Cheese markets steady to firm. Oc- O
,ber prices at Wisconsin primary n
Iarkets: Twins 1910; Daisies 20Ac;@ tt
ouble Daisies 2o1zc; Young Ameri- t.
as 20Nc; Longhorns zoe. 49, v