Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-04-01
WEEKLY MARKETGRAM.
y. s. BUREAU OF MARKETS.
Washington, o. c., for week ended
March %. 1921.

March as, 1921:
firm on better qualities: scant offerings
most markets. Local demand more ac-
tive, shipping demand unchanged. Ter
m min holdings generally light; tracks
IN lose bales offered at $25. Kansas City
dealers estimate that from 50 to 60% Of
tast years atop prairie crop is st in barns in
No; 1 timothy--$25 Chicago, sic Min1les-
polls SO Kansas City. No. 2 tirnothy-
Sey Ss a ManesIGs ch faz Hans ss
Minneapolis. SO Omaha $50 Kansas City.
No. prairie-$19 Chicago, SIC Minneap-
oils. $3.50 Omaha. $14 Kansas City.
Feed-Markets generally lower and un-
week ago. Pasturage materially check
ing demand: Wheat feeds production i'm
proving; Output Of corn feeds about
feed manufacturers has announced the
closing down of its principal plant for one
week. Linseed meal shipment to Europe
sR G es Sale ss snd 81 eSea "a
fal1h meal steady. Hominy feed down 81;
in hight request and for only prompt ship
ment: Lake navigation has opened IN;
Bran SO. middlngs SIS. rye feed s17. Min
neapolis: white hominy feed s23 ST. Louis:
$225o chiGago; Nc alfalfa zeal $3.50
seed meal E SIS Me len ,in s totru meal
$1,000 Buffalo. $50 Minneapolis. Reddog
s2e Minneapolis. s31 Chicago.
ETABLEs:-Po1atoes held At IS to
9oc per 100 lbs Northern Shipping sta
tons. Chicago carlot market stcady 81
to s1.2o New York round whites held at
s1.40 to $3.50 bulk.
GRA1N:-Tratiing was not large during
the week, the market was e"sily in
fluenced and Pit conditions ware the ere
domi in; fact9r Sentiment genara' y
nervous market. Freezing temperature il
short covering. Visible wheat supply
ton at this season: decreased 3,21S 900
bus. during week. Trading in July wheat
started on the 2Sth, at 16 to 2oc under
W WsX s"ppy yraas Sh f$ "s
during week Arrivals corn somewhat
s'rall, sufficient for requirements, East
f Fet No red WHIT Winter ard 10: hard w;eat
mixed corn 5a4 to &C under Nay; NJ 8
yellow 5 to &c under. For the week 'Hs: Chi
May Wheat up 81 C at $i.2:::s. Kansas
CITY Nay &c h hiEher at ; S1af W,on
March wheat $1.57A.
DAIRY PRODUCTs:--Butter markets.
unsettled the past week: Domestic re-
ceipts slightly heavier. but no new ion
ports arrived and buying was On broader
scale. Undertone remained weak: trading
! on the 2Sth on even weather basis with
New York down dow, &C. Closing ,9pr;cos g
ladelphia 451ac; Boston 4sc. Cheese mar
l1ets weak, and lower, On Plymouth Wis
consin Cheese Exchange March 29th
prices dropped to levels lower tran low
point in December. Twins 12c: Daisies
20M c: Double Daisies zoe; Longhorns 21c:
No Young Americas offered
LIVE STOCK AND MEATS;--Catt!e
and hog prices at Chicago declined the
past week; The break in hog prices vas
Sharp and ranged from 35c on hea Vies
to 81 per 100 lbs on medium weights.
Beef steers declined generally p to zoe;
down Soc Fat lambs steady to &c higher:
feeding lambs unchanged. Fat ewes up
IS to soc. March 2Sth Chica:;o prices:
Hogs, bulk of sales 80 to 1o2!: p,s t!a
cows and heifers si.75 to 9.25; feeder
steers $7.25 to 8; lamb light and medium
So to 1915: feeding lambs $7.25 to 9.25:
yearlings 1925 to $50: fat ewes IS to
& TX