The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-07-21
U. S. WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
Wheat Sells at New High Price-LiVe
Stock Shows Advance in Chi
cago-Butter Prices Up.
WEEKLY MARKETGRAM.

tBy u. S. BUREAU or MARkETS)
Washington, July lS.-For week ending
July l5.-GRAIN-After the 9Th and 10Th
prices trended upward, influenced by black
rust hot weather and damage reports
and drought in Europe. Outside buying
increased considerably the latter half OF
week and helped to sustain values. aOn
the 18th September and December wheat
sold at new high points. July closed weak
account ruling of board of directors of
Chicago exchange ruling after Monday
grain in cars shall be deemed valid ten
der on contracts Black gust and damage
reports continue. Liberal export business
reported with Germany and England.
Country offerings corn small; scattered
rains and slightly lower temperatures
over corn belt. In Chicago cash market
No. 2 red winter wheat closed at 81. 3O;
No. 2 hard SL3l, No. mixed corn Gle;
No. 2 yellow corn Gle, No. 3 white oats
CSC. For the week Chicago July wheat up
Size, CLOSING SL3; July corn up &c at 63&c.
Minneapolis July wheat up lice al 81 AZ,
Chicago September wheat up lie at Sl,32A +,
September corn up lc at &c; Minneapolis
September wheat up l2c at $lSSa, Kansas
City September 9iac at $123$c; Winnipeg
October wheat up l5c at T5,5s
HAY-No. ! timothy quoted New York
$S2; Chicago old SZ6 new $50; Minneapolis
SIS, Atlanta SIS, Memphis 81. No, al
falra Memphis 81, Atlanta S2g. No. prai-
RE, Minneapolis, SIS, Chicago S23.
FEED-Quoted. Bran Sl4 middlings $3.50,
flour midulings So Minneapolis, So per
cent Cott9useed meal $3.50 Memphis, $33
Atlanta, hominy feed white, $2l5O ST..
Louis, gluten feed $3.50 Chicago, No |
alfalfa meal $1G29 Kansas city; linseed
meal 1874 Minneapolis, $3.50 Buffalo,
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Virginia
eastern shore Irish Cobbler potatoes at
New York lost SlJ0, last week 3 advance,
closing around So per barrel Kansas
sacked Early Ohios SIPS to $50 per 100
pounds in Kansas City. Texas tomatoes
slow and weak in Chicago at SOC to Toe
per four-basket carrier. California sal
mon tint cantaloupeS weaker in Consum-
ing markets and general range of prices
crate alberta peaches have been firm at
Georgia shipping points, closing $l15 to
81 per siX-basket carrier +. o. b. cash
track July Is.
DAIRY PRODUCTS - Butter markets
have been very firm all week at higher
prices. Undertone now unsettled, Feel
ing prevails in some quarters that prices
are tOpheavy. Continued hot weather,
lower quality with scarcity of fancy
grades, and lighter receipts have been fac
tors lending support TO market. There
are uncOnfrmed rumors of Danish offer
ngs. Closing prices % score New York
4l12c, Chicago l0lac, Philadelphia 4Ol2c,
Boston 4212C. Cheese markets very firm
and prices average 112c to &c higher fol-
lowing advances at country markets.
Wisconsin primary markets average:
Twins 16Ac, Daisies TIC, Double Daisies
lie, Young Americas lSl2c, Longhorns
lSac
LIVE STOCK-With the exception of
fat lambs and yearling wethers prices
of practically all classes of live stock at
Chicago show moderate net advances
compared with a week ago Hogs gained
15c to Coo; beef steers loo to soc per l0J
pounds. Better grades of butcher cows
and hefers generally Doc higher. Veal
calves IN soc to t6C. fat lambs 2lC. fat
ewes steady to 1Oc higher Fat lambs de-
clined 75c to 9Oc per 100 pounds while
yearlings weak to 2jc lower, July Is Chi
CagO prices: Hogs, top, 5000, bulk of
sales $3.50 to $l0.35, medium and good beef
steers $7.2J to $3.50, butcher cows and heif-
ers 1915 to So; feeder steers $3.50 to $3.50;
light and medium weight veal calves 50
to 81 .2J; fat lambs SS.25 to SlO.25 feeding
lambs 81 to ST; yearlings So to $3.50, fat
ewes SO to $J35 Stocker and feeder ship
ments from ten important markets during
the week ending July were; Cattle and
calves 1861, hogs 4,SlS, sheep 9753.