Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-02-02
FEED DEMAND LIGHT
Chicago Live Stock Prices Drop
Grain Drops 7c In Two Days
Good Wheat Demand In
! Minneapolis.
U. S. Bureau Of Markets.

Washington, d. c.. for week endel Ian.
HAY AND u1 FEE =: 1sI1; w.,tno,
and /, bad roads curtailng hay sh :pments
N West Receipts light Timothy prices
.airy steady at recent decline. Alta fa
Quoted 81 to SO over last weeks prices.
most .unsalabl Quoted January &c 2s.r
mothy-Chicago s23, Minneapolis $50.
NO. ! alfalfa Kansas s25, Omaha s21. No.
,!pradrienkansas City 1880. Omaha $ll.
=, T me demand for feed shows very little
Improvement Stocks in feeders hands
aappear ample and production OF several
some time. Market shows declines Of 81
to > from last week hon1iny feed show
ing greatest loss in price. Linseed meal
Aifaifa meal weak. Jobbers and dealers
Well supplied and showing no desire to in
crease holdings Quoted: Bran $25. 40
a'' Mgns sga -four middlngs s2! reddos
Chicago; No. / alfalfa meal ,22 Kansas s
''ty ~ o s,s pulp s5s Northeastern Markets
+. o. b. rea aching sac to ST. Chicago car.
lot market down to 1oc at $l.1o to 10
% !af1 Pd SHIPMENT t. week ended January
celery 1923: lettuce 1919; onions 4Os. ship.
nlsnts week ended January 10: Potatoes
s.ess ears; cabbage 1876; lettuce 1872
LIVE STOCK AND MEATs:-com
Jared with asweek ago prices OF hogs a,
Chicago ranged from Sc to zoe lower, beet
steers and heifers 15c to 35c lower; cows
l'c. lower to lsc higher: veal calves 81
to E25 higher; fat lambs and yearlings
,irm to 25c higher; feeding lambs weak
.lary y Chicago prices: Hogs, bulk Of
sales. $40 to 965; medium and good beef
steers S7.65 to $50: butcher cows and
heifers $3.50 to 3; feeder steers 1856 to
X JfCrklt RI woke
ST. to 1880; fat lambs 1915 to s1l15;
feeding lambs ss.25 to 10; yearings 81. "a
to $3.50; fat ewes 1913 to SIS.
GRA -. We're weak at the open
had secured loan Of twenty million dol-
lars in United States caused advances
that were continued until the oath How
ever, subsequent bearish sentiment caused
selling and prices dropped about &c in
two days. On the 9th there was slight
advance due to good export sales and
tina probably would not place super tax
on exports and would permit around
forty seven million bushels wheat to be
exported free Of super tax was depress-
ing factor in American markets Ger
many reported out of American market
until April. Report that Italy expects to
obtain remainder Of requirements from
2 red winter wheat % to 26c over March,
Mop hard S to &c over; new No. 8 mixed
corn ~ to &c under May; yellow 5H to
&C Reports ECOQ Wnea
den1a nd; -four trade fair. Kansas City
reports milling and export demand good
with cash No. dark hard winter wheat
s51s to- &c over Kansas City March. For
the4week Chicago March wheat lost TIC,
closing at $1.64N; May corn TIC at 81 Il G.
Minneapolis March wheat down 81 at
81. IS; Kansas City March at $1.5SA !;
Mi. peg NAY q II Ihc at SL7eA Chicago
DAIRY PRODUCTS Butter markets
weak and unsettled during most of the
week. but business the past few days
Prices 90 score. domestic: New York
501a; Chicago acc.
= Cheese markets continued to maintain
firm tone throughout week, but during
tie past few days business has been dull
In Wisconsin the tone seems to be not
quit SO firm as week ago. Prices at
To 1ac lower: Twins 24Ac; Daisies CSC;
Double Daisies Ahc; Longhorns 274c;
Young Americas 26 ~ c. -.