Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-06
CHICAGO.
CRAM AND -PRoyTsroNg.

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Chicago, Sept 6.--There .was3up-
turn Of all gTr9ins on the b~oard-hereS
today Wheat opened 11-2 to 45t-2
higher, q Ia to l. cent higher and
oats advanced 1-8 to Ia over 6atur-
days close. Advance inl cotton and
stocks and the war finance corpora
TONS statement stimulated general
for September; 1870 to l,31 for De-
oember and LBS to 1885 Ia for May
the latter being q new high for the
crop. Selling against Offers checked
the bulge in wheat but an hour after
the opening Il had retained q maSor.
ity of Its gain and was still 3 ~ to
3 cents higher than Saturdays nnish.
Corn reflected some of the strength
being a-s cents up At SITS; Dscem-
Der 3-S to ] cent higher at 81 7-8 to
IS IL and May IA to IL cent up ct
Corn stayed within narrow limits
during the first hour and.et the end
Of this time was a shade to 6-S cAnta
higher than Saturdays close.
q ais showed strength At the
opening with September IS SIS; De-
cember 38 "a and May ~ 5-8 to
AZ 7-8. Both September and Decam-
Der oatz showed a shade gain over
the opening early. Provisions dis
played early strength.
Wheat rn inato heavy profit taking
sleas and iaso selling against Offers
and a rekction followed. Sentiment
was generally bullish, however, and
the reaction was not severe when ev-
erythtng was considered. December
at top was over 20 cents f1nm the low
OF two weeks ago today.
b close ahowed wheat At nm
changed 70 l-3 advance over shtur-s
days close with September at l.2s Ia.
December ct 1.2s IL and May Mt La
to 1874 IA.
Heavy selling Of December corn
credited TO a leading local cash and
elevator interest not only checked
the advance in that grain but made
a. reaction to aroun Saturdays fin
ish. h close was unchanged to 6-8
cents lower than Saturdays close
with September at S. 7-S: December
t 81 1-s to 81 IA and May at So.
LIVE STOCK. u
Chicago, Aug. 6.-Cattle receipts
10000, slow to generally steady; tend
ing to lower on common and medium
steers: bulk beef steers $50 to s.75;
bulk fat she stock $50 to SITS; cam
ners and cutters mostly eco to $50;
bulk bologna bulls $40 to FS.85;
butcher grades 4.2S to SITS: veal
caves i6.io ID lS.<o 6tocAef ana
feeder steers weak: bulk 6.25 to $50.
Hog receipts 3 8 5000, 10 to Is cents
lower; bulk of sales 7.26 to 7.3o; top,
$50 early; heavy weight 500 to $40;
medium weight $50 to $40; light
weight $50 to $40; light lights sos
to s.35; heavy packing sows smooth
$50 to IT'S; packing sows, rough
6.65 to TOO; pigs 800 t Q 800.
Sheep receipts $1,000. fat lambs
ofnop0 To OF -oorfo. h;-6 - -.%s,o-,
to city butchers S.25; packers top
500 early; western lambs top early
$50; some held higher; sheep active;
fully steady: feeder demands strong;
no early sales.
PRODUCE. i
Chicago, Sept. 6.-Butter easy; re-
80 Ia; frsts ss@s7 ID: seconds. 80
OBI 1-2; standards, IS 3-4.
Cheese unsettled; twins, IT 1-2@
18; twin daisies, IT 1-4@1S; single
daisies, Is 1-4@ls 81; Americas,
1903 Ia: longhorns, 1919, Ia;
brick, 10 lao 20.
:, Egg Eses o, u9she ! 4. receipts esa3as : LILY ~.
24@2e; miscellaneous, 27@2S.
Poultry, alive. higher: fowls. 15@
26; springs, rs.
Live poultry easy. broilerE "a to
80 cents; fowls 20 to rs cents; old
ROSTERS Is cents; turkeys 80 cents.
Dressed poultry weak: western
chickens, boxes rs to 46; fowls 20 to
"a cents; old roosters 10 to 20 cents;
turkeys rs to SIS cents.
POTATOES.
Chicago. Sept. 6.-Potatoes re-
ceipts, ITO cars: Idaho whites, 5000
3.15; Minnesota Ohios, $4,000 2.25;
Red River Ohios, $2.65@z.75.
CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE.
Wheat Open. High. Low. Close.
Sept. ....1.2S. 1.3O 1.26h 1.26A
Dec. ....1.3o 1.31X 1.2sA 1894
Corn
Sept. 80. SIS, .55 .53X .53N
Dec. -. .54B .55M "a SAX