The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-11-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO Livestock

Chicaog, November 3.-Cattle re-
ceipts 5000; beef steers strong to 25e
higher; choice 1,527 pound steers
$3.50; bulk beef steers $6.25 to 9.25;
she stock steady to strong; bulls
steady calves slow and lower;
stockers and feeders mostly steady.
hogs receipts 41,000; fairly active 10
70 l6c lower than yesterdays average
practical top SITS; llgnt lights up TO
1890; bulk S7,26 to 100; steaay; bulk
$500 to 5000 Sheep receipts 5000;
tat lambs active; steady to strong;
others steady; native aud fed west
ern lamDs 70 packers early $S.76 to
Y.V0; mostly $s.UV; city butchers pai0
SS.Su; cnOlce ivv pound red western
weIners So.UU heavy rat NAIVE ewes
arasgy, one LOAD ted lambs steady al
South St. Paul Livestock.
South st. Paul, MIMI, November 81
Cattle receipts l.0vv; market generally
steauy; one load or corn 1e1 beef steers
held around $3.50: some SOLD at noon.
grass beeves quotabIe ,4.6U o 100; pulk
| 20. w to $40; butcher cows ana helfers
Quotabie $500 to $40; bulk $3.50 to 6.O0;
Gamers ana cutters szz0 70 ~; few
800; bulk $Z.7o to a.xo; veal caves
steady; bulk OF best hgnts $3.50; very
few sic. 10; stockers anu feeoers mostly
"a. 20 to 90; few sales up to 500;
strictly choice klnos quotaple around
SS.Uv Hogs receipts 7.5OO; market Steady
TO 10c lower; range 1915 to 7.z5l bulh
to 7.l5 packing grades largely. 500 to
$50; around l.vog pigs here; bulk des-
iraDie graaes $3.50; some 10. Sheep
strong; packers bidding S7.75 on good
native lambs; some sales good to/choice
Dakotas early $500; good and choice
to 400.
Milwaukee Livestock
Milwaukee, Wis, November 81
Wheat No. 1 Northern S1.23 to~Sl.28
No. Northern $1.16 to S1.21. Corn
No. 2 yellow and No. 2 white SAT;
No: mixed $.46. Oats No. 2 white
ss r. * v No. ssG white Lite sas n a To- s2s s
Rye No. 2, $.76. Barley mailing $50
to $50; Wisconsin $.55, to $50; feed
and rejected SAP to $50. Hay higher
No. timothy $21.00 to $21.50; No. 2
$500 to $3.50.
Chicago Closing
Chicago, November 3.-Wheat No.
3 red $1.l0; No. hard $1.01 1-2. Corn
No. 2 mixed 40 lie to 46 lie; No.
2 yellow As 1-2c to- 46 1-2c. Oats No.
white SO l. &C to "a &C; No. 3 white
20 1-2c to 80 1-2c. Rye No. nom
|lnal. Barley 45c to 54c. Timothy Seed
$3.50 to $5.5e. Glover seed $1,000 to
Ribs $3.50 to $500
Minneapolis Markets
Minneapolis, Mimi, November g.
thern $1.27 to s1.2s IA; No. 2 dark
dark Northern $1.14 10 $T23; No.
dark Northern $108 IL to Slip 3,4;~
No. dark Northern $.96 IL to $1.02
LIZ; No. Northern spring $1.20; No.
amber Durum $.95 to $.98; No. l red
Durum $.S1 1-2; o. 2 red Durum $.79
IL; No. Durum $50; No. ] mixed
Durum $.84 ga to SOL; No. 2 mixed
IA. Barley sample grade $.39; No.
4, $44 to Ssh. Corn No. 1 mixed
$.29 3-S. Oats No. 2 white SIT IA
to SGT "a; No. white $.26 1-8 to
SGT. No. 4 white $.25 "a to $.26. Rye
No. 2 $.67. Flax No. /, $1.75- to SLIT.
Minnesota Potatoes
wire inquiry light; demand movement
CARROTS I. o. b. usual terms, Minnea-
polls and st. Paul rates, sacked per
cwt. u. S. No. / round whites $135
to /S1.50. Red River Valley points
carlbts {. o. b. usual terms, Moorhead
rate. sacked per cwt. u. s. MOL Red
River Ohios $1.20 to $1.30. few $1.35.
New York Liberty Bonds
New York, November 3.-Liberty
lbonds closed: 3 lbs, SS3.28; first
Is 500. 40; second IL $3.50 bid; first
l.4ls $3.50; second 4 las $S3.52;
third 4 1.4s S96 90: fourth i. AZ 500. ;.
0e: victory g 3-4s $99.S2; Victory