Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-02-04
FEED MARKET WEAKER
Grain Prices Considerably Lower Thar
Week Ago. German Attitude on
Allied lndemnities Affects
Market.
u. s. Bureau Of Markets.. :;

washington, ID. c.. for week ended jan
vBcErABL 9ssy "a aser; round white
reaching 60 to soc. Chicago CARROT mar
very h e. e
of Crop Estimates release shows total po-
tato stocks on hand Is. 2ss. 900 bus. Jan
csriot sS'D%en SaS week Ended 5aauasy
%: Potatoes 2.S75 cars; boxed apples 1853.
new cabbage 125; ola Celery si$. new new;
l42: sweet potatoes 347. Shipments previ..
bage ESQ, new cabbage Isl; old celery 20.
new celery 119; lettuce 44s:: onions 424;
MA9 A nj and prs
rie hay markets very weak with very slow
demand. Better demand for Alfalfa a.
prees
bad condition of country roads: Buyers
indifferent expecting lower prfcee when
81, Chicago SO. Kansas City 81. Omaha
Feed market demoralize ed and declining
rapidly. Lower cost of corn and oats
restricting demand for feedstuffs of equss!
feeding value and quoted at higher prices.
Bran 9 ard middlingS down about s. G H.
mand has not increased in proportion to
increased output of corn mills: Alfalfa
neal due to lover alfaa hay fa1
ward shipment Lnseed meal steady;
cottonseed meal off $3.50 per ton. Quoted:
Bran $2450, middlings $22. -four mlddlne:
s3s Minneapolis $4,000 Buffalo: &c 20 cot
tonseed meal $2S Memphis; white hominy
feed $32 New York; gluten feed $40 Chi
xets; oat feed s17 Northeastern markets,
I'll Chicago.
and sheep price showed fairly sharp d.
clines, while hogs advanced Csc to 400
per 100 lbs. Beef steers down 40c to TIC;
V Veai caves Steady to shade higher; fs1
lambs down 81; feelings lambs &c to $50
per 100 lbs: yearlings lost 60c to 1925;
a fe s%S SuK k'e Of saies SIS to meda
and good beef steers $7:35 to 9; 10: butcher
cows and heifers $500 to $50: feeder
Veal calves 5000 to 1925; Fat. lambs S
iings $3.50 to SIS: fat ewes $s:25 to 525
9Th and 2sth sen}iment I in the grain trade
has been decidedly bearish and prices are
considerably lower than a week ago
There was 6rsa Of IL
ishness in American markets. European
financial conditions and German attitude
toward Allied indemnities also. causing
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Corn receipts light, country offerings
small, but corn prices developed indie
pendent heaviness on increase Of 800
ests and industries buying cash corn: In
Chicago cash market No. red W!nte1
wheat "a to csc over March; No: hare
to &c over: new No. mixed corn 5 te
&C under May; yellow to 5hc under.
Minneapolis reports better demand iof
flour with millers taking fair quantities n!th tie
cash; R9r tne week az Ln' MsV WAT 4Ec a.
64kc. Minneapolis March wheat down
12%c at $1.49A: Kansas City March 11ht
at $1.53; Winnipeg May 14Mc at $l.71sh
Chicago May wheat $l.48h.:
DAIRY PRODUCTS:-Butter markets
unsettled during week. Imports still .
factor, and domestic receipts at markets
heavier. Movement medium grades fair.
Danish butter sold for 40 to 50hc whole
sale during week. Prices fluctuated but
January 81 does not show much: change
from these of a week ago. Price ~ score <.
New York and Boston SOC: Phtladelphsk
49hc; Chicago 45Ac.
Cheese demand less active and market t.
not so firm as week ago. Wisconsin,
primary markets reported unsettled OF
the 3lst and following Plymouth. Wis,
Cheese Exchange prices show REDUCTIONS
on some styles: Twins IS 2se; Daisies s4Ac:
Young Americas 24c. Buyers holding Oh
for lower markets. Quality OF current
make showing up fairly we'll as Weather
has been quite favorable Tor this season
of year.