Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-09-02
Weeks Advance. Maintained By
Good Buying Demand. =
August Wheat Exports Break Records
.,-Aeerseate $4,000, 900 Dushsl6-
Thrsshine Results Disappolnt-
Ing In Spring TsrrItory- =
Hog Prices Up.

o0oIy curing the week on .bull1Sh
news, short covering. Seaboard de.
mand and extraordinary activity In
buying wheat and other grains for ex-
port. Estimated August wheat ex.
ports will break all records and g.
Sregate fifty million bushels. Visible
supply figures and good buying de-.
mand 1t end Of week helped 70 keep
prices mp. Disappointing threshing
results in spring wheat territory. Wis.
ible supply wheat 34.660.000, q de-.
crease Of $4,000 bushels for week.
Country offerings to arrive liberal.
Visible supply corn 10.o5o,00o bushels
IN increase Of $4,000 bushels & for
week. Closing prices Chicago cash
market: No. z red winter wheat
.>1.z4; No. 2 hard $1.25: No. 2 mixed
corn SIC: No. 2 yellow corn SIC: No.
: swAfte Dats 3833bc For the week
Chicago September wheat advanced
4hc, closing at $1.21h; September
corn up 1c at 543s. Minneapolis Sep
tsmber wheat up SIC at $1.29x: Kan
sas City September SIC at $1.12h:
Winnipeg October 46c at $l.417l:
Chicago December wheat closed at
@l.23A: December corn at 64kc; Min
neapolis December wheat @1.2eh:
Kansas City December wheat 31.15h:
Winnipeg December whest $1.35h.
HAY: Comparatively heavy re-
ceipts OF hay mostly Of poor quality
have depressed the hay market. De-
mand 10 limited to better grades:
poor hay selling at ruinous discounts.
Alfalfa and prairie prices but little
changed; demand light because Of
good pastures in consuming sections.
Quoted, August Goth: No. I timothy
Now York $31. Philadelphia $24. At
lanta $26, Memphis $22, Pittsburgh
$3.50, Cincinnati $3.50. Chicago $22,
Minneapolis $3.50. No. 1 alfalfa
Memphis $22, Atlanta $27, Minneapolis
$50, Omaha SIS. Kansas City $12.
FEED: Millfeed market draggy:
demand light; supplies ample. Quot
id. August 29th: Bran $3.50, mid
dlings $3.50, Minneapolis: SO per cent
cottonseed meal (new CROP $1,000
Memphis; linseed meal $3S Mime
apolis; No. alfalfa meal $3.50 Kan
sas City; white hominy feed $31
northeastern markets. $24 st. Louis;
gluten feed $3015 Chicago. !
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES: Pc.
tato markets have been literally sup
piled and prices declined during tho
week. New Jersey sacked Giants de-
olined zoe per 100 lbs: II eastern CEN
tors. reaching ;2.15-2:s5. Kansas
sacked Early Ohios continued 70 de-
cline in Kansas City, closing $1.50-1.75.
CARROTS sacked Minnesota Early Ohios
ungraded $1.90-2.o5 in Chicago. De-
mand slow at Minnesota shipping
points and price trend slightly down.
ward, Early Ohios closing $1.so-2E
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DAIRY PRoDUCTs:' Under indus
once Of increased buying the butter
advanced the latter. part Of
the weak and are now reported steady.
Receipts apd storage stocks show
some ,Rorease. Closing prices 80
score: New York 4111c Chicago 39c;
Philadelphia 41hc; Boston 42c z
Che4se trading very slow the past
week and primary market prices so
Ugh that Sails were very limited. .
lemand from southern buyers larger
han usual. Prices at Wisconsin mar
Iets range 1S% to 19% and at dis
Etbutipg points 1sc to, 22c. -.
LIVESTOCK. AND MEATS: For
he. flrst; time since August list, Chica.'
70 hog prices showed substantial ad-
Iances over a seven day period. The
ADVANCE ranged from 25c-70c per 100
bs. Beef steers ranged from 35c low.
y to 15c higher. Butcher COWS and
,eifers gained 25c-50o: feeder steers
steady Veal calves ad'
RANGED $1.5o-2.25 pr 20 lbs. Fat
ambs and ysar'8gs down @1-1.25;
feeding lenps 75c-$1. Fat ewes aver
a9sd SOC lower. August goth, Chica'
20 prices: Hogs, top, $1o.1o; hogs,
bulk of sales, $7.65-10; medium and
good beef steers $6.25-e.75; butcher
cows and heifers $375-s.75; feeder
steers $5.25-7.50; light and medium
weight calves $9-11.50; fat lambs $7.25-
9.25; feeding lambs $5:50-7.75; year.
lings $685.; fat ewes $2.75:4.75.*
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