Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-11

Demand and light Offerings Rea-
son for Bulge.


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2. G. for week ended May 6, 1921.
rs; GRAIN: Prices advanced consider
ABLY during the week due mainly 10
good demand, light offerings, strength
IN cash market and small wheat stocks
at Chicago. May wheat showed most
strength and on the third advanced SC.
Big increase in prices caused much
liquidation cash grain by producers
and with feeling by some interests that
prices had advanced sufficiently there
was a drop on the 4th and 5th, but lat
ers unfavorable crop news from Okla
homa and other sections caused
strong reaction. Highest prices Of adj
vance recorded on the sixth, May
wheat at one time selling SIC over
July. At the close some change in SEN
timent was noted. In Chicago cash
market No 2 red winter wheat $1.55,
Mo- hard $1.61, No 8 mixed corn
s60c, No. 5 yellow corn SIC, No. 3 white
oats SIC. For the week Chicago May
wheat up 1Sc at $1483s, May corn
53111zc at s0l!zc Chicago July wheat up
1Oc at $1.1711s, July corn Sc at CSC.
Minneapolis July wheat up SIC at
$1.231zk;; Winnipeg July up lie at
$1.4715. Minneapolis flour demand dull.
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter mar
kets unsettled: price tendency down
ward. Trading not normal, otherwise
tone of market would be firmer as
there has been temporary shortage
come grades. Declines due to desire
OF trade to keep stocks moving in an
ticipation Of usual increased spring
production. Closing prices, 50 score:
New York and Boston Sec; Chicago
30Ac;; Philadelphia &c. i.s
Cheese markets show some improve
ment following Mondays decline on.
Plymouth Wisconsin cheese exchange.
Sales the past two days at slight adj
vances over those early In week.
HAY: Receipts continue very light,
but limited demand prevents any ma
terial advance In prices.
FEED: Wheat feeds and cottonseed
meal slightly higher. but demand linn
tied to immediate needs. Other feeds
steady at recent declines. Spring bran
quoted, Minneapolis SIG; standard mid
dlinss, Minneapolis SIS; linseed meal
Minneapolis $2s.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES:
Northern Round White potatoes down
10c per 100 pounds at shipping points,
closing 6O-70c sacked.
New York Baldwin apples up SOC per
barrel in city wholesale markets.
Northwestern extra fancy Winesaps
nearly steady Chicago, medium to,
large sizes $2.75-3.25,s5 small sizes So
$3.50.
Sacked yellow onions slow and
steady eastern city wholesale markets
ct 75c-$1.25 per 100 pounds. 81
z Tennessee Klondike strawberries
steady around soc quart basis New
York; Virginia stock 25-30c.
& LIVESTOCK AND MEATS: Chicago
hog prices ranged 1Oc-25c higher the
past week. Beef steers, butcher cattle
and feeder steers gained csc, Fat lambs
up 15c-25c: feeding lambs, yearlings
and fat ewes practically unchanged
May sixth Chicago prices: Hogs, bulk
OF sales, $S.25-8.7O:: medium and good
beef steers $7.50-s.75; butcher cows
and heifers $5:0O.8.65;; feeder steers
3$6.75-S.15; light and medium weight
veal calves $8.O0-10. 90; fat lambs 1926
lao; feeding lambs 81 .00-s. so: year
5lings $S.00-9.5e;; fat ewes $5.75-7.25. $
Il In eastern wholesale fresh meat
markets lamb advanced 81: mutton
$1.O0-3.00 per 100 pounds. Beef steady
to soc lower; veal down $1.OO-3. 90;
pork loins down S 10000. Mays prfc-
iss, good grade meats Beef $1,000
1850; veal $l5.00-1s.O0; lamb $21.oO
25.00; mutton SIG 1900; light pork
5loins SCOOPS. 90; heavy loins $3.50.
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