Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-09-09
RADICAL MINERS FLEEIU. S. MARKET REPORT
Marketgram of Bureau Of Mar
kets and Crop Estimates.

Washington, Sept. S.-For the week
ended September 1, 1921.-GRAIN-From
the 18th to the 18th prices advanced on
bullish news, short covering, seaboard
demnad and large export sales. Subse-
quent liquidation in coarse grains and
failure of support caused declines In all
grains on the Both. but prices again adj
vanced on the 31st under good buying
demand. On September 1st offerings
limited and good demand from commits
sion houses and eastern and seaboaTd
houses. Private crop report shows 74O, :
100000 bu. wheat for country, or 17,000,0 600
less than August government returns.
Corn active at close on good buying and
re eeia o abadp6aa Cash c fGca to
cash prices closed: No. red winter
wheat 81. 80; No. 2 hard $l.SO; No. mixed
corn 56c;. No. yellow corn SIC; No;
white oats c5c. For the week December
wheat up SIC, closing at $1.271s; Decem-
Der corn unchanged at 547ac; Minneapolis
December wheat up 47kc at $133A; Kan
nipeg December up 21Ac. at $1;367s; Chi
cago September wheat $1.253z; September
corn 55hc; Minneapolis September wheat
sl.34as; Kansas City September wheat
lis September wheat $1.341s; Kansas City
September wheat $115; Winnipeg October
wheat $1421s.
HAY--Quoted August 81: No. l timothy,
New y. York $Sl Phila sds $24 Gine in
Kansas City $14, Atlanta SIG; No. alfalfa,
Kansas City $3.50, Memphis $22, Omaha
SIG; No. prairie, Minneapolis $14.50, Kan
sas City 5000, OmahaS $12.
FEED-Wheat mill feeds In good sup
ply at lower prices. Quoted September
i; Bran $3.50, middlings $3.50, flour mid
dlings $40, Minneapolis; gluten feed
Id, Chicago, $37.91 delivered New Eng
land points; white hominy feed $2S, ST.
Louis: 80 per cent linseed meal, $S7 Min
neapolis; So per cent cottonseed meal
new crop $Sl Memphis; reground oat
feed, $11.25, Philadelphia rate points.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Potato
prices at New Jersey shipping points lost
S5-5Oc during the week, round whites now
ranging 81. $3.50 and Giants 81. 65-1. IS per
blers. range ss-s.S5 in Philadelphia and
| Pittsburgh; Giants slow and dull in Bal
| timore and Philadelphia at $2-2.15. New
York closed $1.65-1.85. Wisconsin round
orado and Idaho white varieties steady
| in Kansas City and Chicago at 81. 50-2.75;
slow and dull in Cincinnati, $S.25-S. 70.
Eastern yellow globe onions continued
| to advance. Middle western yellow on
| ions weakened in New York, ruling S.. 65;
| Pittsburgh higher at 81; Cincinnati firm
at $275-$3. Chicago cantaloupe market
strengthened to a range of $1.65-1.S5; Col
orado salmon tints steady in eastern
| markets at $3.50 per crate and range
$15O-1.85 in middle western cities
DAIRY PRODUCTS-The butter mar
ket the past week has shown wide fuc-
| tuations and at the close was still I'M
settled Demand has decreased. Mar
ket conditions are not the most satisfac-
tory. Closing prices, 90 score: New York
and Philadelphia 421Ac, Boston 41c, Chi
cago &c., The cheese market is lower
| this week and very unsettled. Demand
mostly for small lots of the smaller
styles. Prices in Wisconsin primary mar
kets range from 18-191ac and in eastern
distributing markets 20-22c.
LIVE STOCK AND MEATS Chicago
| sheep and lamb prices declined sharply
the past week. Fat lambs lost $1-1.4O;
feeding lambs 75c-$1; yearlings down 81. 25-
1.75; fat ewes 75c-$1.25. Hogs also de-
clined, the net change ranging from 15c-
55c per 100 lbs: Veal calves are sharply
higher, the advance ranging from $1.75-
ESQ on the better grades. Beef steers,
feeder steers and butcher cows and heif-
ers steady to 25c higher. September !
! Chicabo prices: Hogs, top, $3.50; bulk of
| sales $6.S5-9.40; medium and good beef
steers Sc. 25-9.75; butcher cows and heif-
ers $3.65-875; feeder steers $5.25-7.75; light
and medium weight veal calves $10.75-
1875; fat lambs $6T5S60; feeding lambs
$56O-7; yearlings $45O-675; fat ewes $2-4. 80
Stocker and feeder shipments from II
important markets during the week end
ing August 26 were: Cattle and calves
| so, 7S7, hogs 3O12, sheep 88,571.