Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-07-01
WHEAT GAINED IN WEEK:
Dry Weather Reports Received
From Wider kea.
tvly Corn IN 0lIsht oeslino-tleoats
ovppiy for Wssk lnersass0l MI
lien Dushsle-ktvs 0tsGh \ s.t,
otron1sr. sa&t,.f.

Ing higher and lower pde6s, Chicago
July wheat closed 1t fL3SA, = net
gain Of SIC Tor the week, ind Chicago
July corn at s11te, = net dssiins of
TX. With the exception of ussknsss
IN stock and cotton markets on The
9oth. news Was tulltyh bat ths nsaskst
lacked buying support and prizes az
not respond. Dry wsathsr rerefts -
Ing received from wider srsa Il North
Dakota and Minnesota. Visible sup.
ply Of wheat 1o,oso,oo0 ba. 4 decrease
pf $4,000 bu. for the wssk Country
corn o6ss1nSs to arrive modSsste:
corn crop news continues xSnsrally
favorable. Visible corn supply A,S3or
900 bu., IN increase Of 1,oS7, 900 bd Tor
tho week In Chicago cash mArkst No.
z red winter wheat >1.3S; No. : hasd
31.l2: No. 3 mixed corn co.; M. ;
yellow com e0e; No. 3 Write osts ~.
For the week Chicago SsrtsmbsS
wheat up SIC 1t @134z; 0tptsmbOr
corn down &c Ut e1K. Mhnsapolis
July wheat down &c At $50; x&nsss
CITY July up 311c at @1.1s%: Winnipeg
July up 7xc 1t >1.s1k. ,~>>..<
HAY: Demand very limited only
high grades wanted. South and south.
east using local forage principally.
Receipts light. Some slight price
changes have occurred. No. / timothy
quoted New York @2S. Pittsburgh
$1,000, Chicago $22, Cincinnati $40. A.
ianta }26, Jacksonville $780,. No. 1
alfalfa Kansas City SIS. Om1hA SIS.
Memphis $40. No. 1 prairie Mime
apolis $16, Omaha SIS. Kansas City
$14 =.
FEED: Further weakness devel-
oped in wheat feed market, 90 offer
ings from southwest became more
plentiful. Quoted: Bran $14, middlings
$14, Minneapolis; gluten feed $3.50,
Chicago; white homing feed $24. Chi
cago; bran $3.50. Buffalo: linseed
meal 500, Minneapolis: SO per cent cot
tonseed meal 1926 Memphis: No. 1
alfalfa meal $3.50 Kansas City.
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter prices
advanced 1 to cents the past week
and market is frmer today. With an
active demand for higher grades for
storage lower grades are kept well
cleared by movement into consump-
tive channels. Receipts only moderate
and stocks Of all kinds keep cleared.
Cheese market holding barely steady
with buyers seeking goods at inside
prices, Hot weather already influence
ing quality and production slackening
in some sections. Prices on most
styles range from IA to 15kc in Wis,
consin primary markets. ~.r<r** 49,
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES: Irish
Cobbler potatoes from eastern shore
OF Virginia declined 25:3sc per Dbl. in
New York the past week. Prices range
$3.50 in eastern markets. ,sut,y<<,r.
: Florida tomatoes in 6-basket car.
riefs zdva6ced 50c-$1.50 per crate in
p Philadelphia, closing around $3.50.
Florida and Georgia Tom Watson
watermelons. medium sizes, declined
$100;$150 per car in New York. clos
ing $400-$700. ~. =.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS: Chica-
go hog prices advanced 10-2oc per 100 |
lbs. the past week. Cattle generally
lower, declines ranging from Csc on
cows and heifers to soc on medium,
beef steers. Fat lambs broke $685.
Ito and yearlings SLIPS. Heavy ewes
down Use; handy-weights generally
steady. June ~ Chicago prices:
Hogs, top, $S.75; bulk Of sales $8.10-
B.65; medium and good beef steers
1855; butcher cows and heifers
ss75zS; feeder steers $5.75-$7.75; light
md mediSm weight veal calves $780,
).75; fat lambs $S.5o-11; yearlings
b. 50:S75; fat ewes S2.50-5.
The eastern wholesale fresh meat
prices ~trended downward. Beef de-
clined 50c;$1, while veal and mutton
were steady to 81 lower. Lamb down
s1-5; pork loiut SIP per 100 lbs. June
~ prices, good grade meats: Beef
'1&so:1! $; zeal sls'1s; lamb 1922 U.s.
ns,tszn s>,io-1e; light pork l9ias 1929;
ueavy loins $15-1S. + .+<si1's.ej