Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-03
GRAIN EXPORTS FAIR
Market Unsettled BY Extremely
Heavy Receipts.
Fluctuations During Week Within Mar
row Linit-Corn Remains Fairly
Firm-NegIgibly Demand BY
Farmers for Feed.

U. S: Bureau of Markets. Washington, D.
c., for week ended July 20, 1921.
Grain: Prices fuctuated rapidly
during the week but within narrow
limits. Lack of public buying and ex-
tremely heavy receipts of wheat were
main bearish factors in wheat market
Only bullish factor was heavy export
buying. Sentiment was bearish at the
close. Corn prices were weakest on
the deferred futures The July future
and cash corn remained fairy firm
throughout the week. Export sales
were fair. In Chicago cash market
No. red winter wheat closed at
$1.21; No. 2, hard at $1.22; No. 3 mix
ed corn at CSC; No. 3 yellow corn at
64c; No. new white oats at 34c For
the week Chicago July wheat dropped
2Ac, closing at $1.22; Chicago July
corn unchanged, closing at 64kc.
Minneapolis July wheat gained Sc,
closing at $1.31h; Chicago September
wheat dropped INC, closing at 1924;
September corn dropped 175c, closing
at 60h. Minneapolis September wheat
dropped &c, closing at $1281z. Kan
sas City September wheat dropped
nc, closing at $1.1311.
HAY: The general tone Of the hay
market showed slight improvement
during the week. Quote July 29th:
No. 1 timothy, Chicago $21. No. l
alfalfa, Atlanta $28. No. l upland
prairie Chicago $3.50.
FEED: Markets quiet. Stocks good.
About 900 cars of bran and middlings
held at Duluth. Negligible demand
from farmers and feeders for meal.
Quoted July 29th: Bran $13.75, mid
dlings $14 Minneapolis; $3.50 cotton
seed meal $40 Atlanta; 1870 linseed
meal Sal Minneapolis; No. alfalfa
meal $3.50 Kansas City; white homi-
ny feed $24 Chicago.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS: Better
grades light weight hogs and beef cat
tie we're strong during the week, hogs
advancing 45-60c, and steers 25-75c,
all other cattle about steady. Better
! grades fat lambs declined SOC with
feeders advancing equal amount
Yearlings and ewes about steady
July 10Th, Chicago prices: Hogs, top
Sits; bulk of sales $9.60-11.65; me-
dunn and good beef steers $7.25-9.40;
butcher cows and heifers $4-8.75; feed.
or steers $5-7.25; light and medium
weight veal calves $8.50-10.50; fat
lambs $8.25-1O.40; feeding lambs Sc
$50; yearlings $685.; fat ewes 1926
$50.
Western dressed beef at eastern
markets up 50c-1.25 with price range
narrowing. Veal declined 81, lamb
$2-3, and mutton $1-3. Pork loins up
81 on lower grades. July 29 prices
good grade meats: Beef $13.25-16.50;
veal $14-16; lamb 1891; mutton $14
15; light pork loins $685.; heavy
loins $17-21.
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter mar
kets firm and gaining strength. Prices
of 80 score on July 29th: New York
1870; Chicago Aye; Philadelphia
A; Boston A.. -..
Cheese markets steady to firm dur
ing the week. Wisconsin primary mar
ket prices on July 29th: Twins 21c;
Daisies 2111c; Double Daisies 2111c
Young Americas 23c: Longhorns 24c
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