Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-06-10
WEEKLY MARKETGRAM..
y. s. Bureau Of Markets, Washington, q
C.. for week andAd Luna 9Th. 1921. =

4
: q. s. Bureau Of Markets. Washington. 8
c., for week ended June 9Th. lY2l.
GRAIN: Market made good gains
fret and second account bullish croI
reports and removal of uncertainty IN
May future which had restricted trad
ing in July. Market became unsettled
on the 3rd with improvement in CROP
conditions, and prices eased of during
the remainder Of the week. Export
business checked by break in foreign
exchange. Country offerings wheat
only fair; receipts not large; demand
slow. Visible supply wheat 8,334,00C
bus, decrease of 100000 bus fol
week. Kansas yield estimated $4,000,
900 bus. Corn receipts large but
readily absorbed; country offerings to
arrive very small; export demand slow
Visible supply corn 1S,848,000 bus, an
increase of 3,745,000 bus. for week. In
Chicago cash market No. 2 red winter
wheat $1.53: No. hard $3.50; No.
mixed corn 64c; No. 3 yellow corn &c;
No. 3 white oats 39c. For the week
Chicago July wheat up 11zc at $1.306 !;
July corn Nc at Csc. Minneapolis July
wheat up &c at $132h; Kansas City
July &c at $1.23h; Winnipeg July 5Ac
at $1.71%. Chicago Sept. wheat $1.16M !;
Sept. corn &c.
FEED: Offerings of most feedstuffs
exceeding demand causing further
price declines. Alfalfa meal strong
hoconco ~ continued 1;oh< r~od,,o%;or
New. crop No. meal quoted Kansas
City around $18. Inquiry slight on OK.
pectation that reduced freight rates ef.
fective June 10 will cause lower prices.
Export and fertilizer demand for COT
tonseed meal has dropped off; market
stagnant. Wheat feeds off soc. Kansas
City and St. Louis markets weak. De.
mand for most feeds light. Linseed
and cottonseed meal less in demand
In many markets than at any time this
year. Quoted: Bran SIS, middlings SIS,
Minneapolis; linseed meal $32.50 Buff
falo, $3.50 Minneapolis; SO per cent
cottonseed meal $1,000 Atlanta; beet
pulp $25 Seaboard markets, white hon.
my feed $23 St. Louis, $24.50 Chicago:
gluten feed 1895 Philadelphia, $26.50
Chicago.
Dairy Products: Active storing de.
mand has kept butter markets firm
with price tendency upward. The
weeks into storage movement exceed.
ed 100000 lbs Receipts continue
heavy. Fancy grades, especially in
demand. Today's prices average &c
higher than week ago, 90 score clos
ing: New York SIC; Chicago 30Ac:
Philadelphia 321kc; Boston 31hc.
Cheese markets steady to firm. Cur.
rent production not yet showing quail.
ity necessary for active storing de.
mand and movement of all medium
grade goods into consumptive chan.
nels has had some tendency to keep
prices down. Prices at Wisconsin pri.
mary markets average: Twins 14hc:
Daisies 15c; Double Daisies 14%c:
Longhorns and Young Americas 15c.
Live Stock and Meats: Chicago hog
prices practically unchanged from
those OF a week ago. Beef steers de.
cllned Is to Csc; butcher COWS and
W W 1VC per 4VU IDS. F0eQer
steers and veal calves down so to 75c;
aged lambs steady to soc lower: year.
llngs unchanged. Fat ewes steady to
oOc higher. June 9Th Chicago prices:
Hogs bulk of sales, SITS to $50:
medium and good beef steers $3.50
% $40; butcher COWS and heifers
'4.25 to $3.50; feeder steers 1925 to
'7.75; light and medium weight veal
'alves $7.75 to $40; fat lambs $8.75 ,
o $12.75; spring lambs $11.75 to s14:1
earrings $6.75 to $1,000: ewes 1926
o IS. :
Beef, veal an dlambs were generally
1gher in Eastern wholesale fresh
1eat markets. Beef advanced soc to
l.; veal 81 to 81 per 100 lbs. Lamb
to SO. Mutton was weak, declines
angling 81 to So per 100 lbs. Light =
ork loins steady to 81 lower; heavy
'ins generally 81 higher. June 9Th {
r1ces good grade meats: Beef SIS to T
Il; veal SIG to SO; lamb $26 to $50:
lutton 80 to SIG; light pork loins sci +
$24; heavy loins ST to $50. t