Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-12

GRAIN

Duluth, Mimi. Sept. 12.-Heavy
receipts and commission house selling
led to an easy market in wheat today.
Some support came after recessions
around the opening and quotations
steadied for a time. Old September
wheat closed 4c on at 1.45 asked;
new Sept. at 1.47 asked: December,s g
H. Off at 1.41 bid and May unchanged
at Las bid. September durum closed
4 Ia off at 1870 asked: October 4144c
of at 1.20 bid; November A IA OF at
1.20 nominal: December &c OF at LIE
31-2 nominal; and May 8 Ia or at
1928 asked.
Spot rye closed &c of at 1.os IL;
September 2caoff at 1903 1-2 bid:# Oc-
3tober 2 lie OF at 1903 Ia asked; De-
cember &c of at 1903 1-2 and May
! 1-Sc OF at 1903 LIZ nominally. Oats
closed 3-4c or at 81 1905 3-8; bar
low corn $3.50 on at 53c.
September flax closed 1c 81 at
200 IL bid; October 1-2c up at I'M
changed at iii la asked; November
1-2c OF at 2.13 1-2 bid and Decem-
Der unchanged at lac OFT at FLA 1-2
bid.
Closing: Wheat, No. I dark north
ern on track 1853 1-2;h No. l dark
northern arrive $50 IL; No 2 dark
AiOAIA1O1l LII s6V1sHo - ANSsl y
dark northern 1876 IL; No 4 dark
northern on track 1873 i-:@t.Sa
To-; No. 1 amber durum on track T.
~; No. 2 amber durum and No ? ir
arrive 100: No. ! durum 100; Mo-
durum 1.18:SNo. 2 mixed durum 1.1e,
M. red durum on track 1903.
F1axseed on track and arrive $40
1-2; September 200 1-2 bid; Oc.c-
Der ali Ia asked: November 2.13 IL
hSH = noAArah> n o 4 A 40 Ail -i .H#....H
Oats or track "a 1-S IS $50.
Rye or track 1903 1-2; arrive 1.o3:
September 1903 IL bid; October 1.33
Ia asked; December 1903 Is: May
1.08 1-2 nominal.
Barley on track 42@5Sc.
Corn. No. 2 mixed and No. : yell
low, 63c.
GRAIN.
Minneapolis. Sept. 12.-wheat
bulls regained control Of the market
for a time early today, but profit TAX
ing and lack Of encouragement in the
news brought a relapse on late trad
ing. December wheat started strong
and sold up to- $1.42 IA. later drag
Eng back to $1.S9 SD and raltying
above $1.41. After a setback to lao
and a period of dullness, there was a
drop to $1.3S with only IL rally at
the finish. May sold up to $1.44 ga
and broke to $1.39 So on the last
downturn. September showed less
strength. although it sold at $1.4f
early. Close vas SLAB Ia, showing
a loss for the day of 1c- Local wheat
receipts were large, but local and
outside milling demand was good
early at unchanged trading differ
ence. After selections were taken,
however. demand. became Indifferent
and sales were 1@2c lower.
Corn lacked buying power and
stimulant in the news with receipts
fairly large and cash demand quiet.
Futures declined 5-s @3-4c and show
ed no disposition to rally. Ease
ruled in the oats market, futures Sac
lower or hedging sales, n poor alb
sorbitive power in the pit. Rye and
barley weakened with other markets
on a moderate trade. Flax futures
held strong with a better tone in cash
market and moderate offerings.
LIVE STOCK.
South St. Paul, Sept. 12.-Cattle
receipts $500; market slow; beef
steers steady to Is cents lower: no
corr fed cattle offered; a steers
4.25 to 700; bulk 500 to 500; butch
or she stock mostly steady; bulk 800
to 500; few Of the best heifers up to
500 or better: Gamers and cutters
mostly ZOO to 800; bologna bulls
ESQ to $50; veal calves steady; best
lights 1000 to.'11.00; stockers and