Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-02-09
HOG PRICES STRONGER
Gain 20 to SOC In Week, While Other
Live Stock Drops-Grain Mar
ket Depressing.
Y. S. Bureau Of Markets.

Washington, D. c., for week ended Feb
ruary 3, 1921.
HAY AND FEED:-Minneapolis reports
Twin City markets flooded with low grade
SIS to S. Chicago hay receipts very light
but demand is of a hand to mouth char
s a1a rn,a AS blu BUYERS s. appear not to be
ssre unable to work prices higher. Good
No. l timothy would sell at about $19
Minneapolis. $25 Chicago Demand limit
top GRADE Moud bn pra abeu in s
nj mand in general is light; receipts ample.
No. 2 timothy SIT Minneapolis: No prai-
RE $l4 Minneapolis. s11 Omaha. SIS KAN
SO Omaha.
No change in feed market conditions.
Demand Zen remains quiet and prices gener..
reduced another IS making price reduced
$13 per ton in two weeks. Hominy selling
off; ) bran down $3.50. Season bran offered
by Minneapol jobbers at $50. ,Linseed
demand for $3.50 cottonseed meal re-
ported in Southeast, Quoted: Fran 1923,
middltngs 81. -four mtddlings s25. red
Minneapolis: gluten feed s35 Chicago
about s1oc per 100 lbs. at Northern ship
ring stations. reaching Is to soc sacked.
chicago carlot market down &c at 81 to
y ~. Round whites 10 to 15c lower +. o. b.
I. Carlot shipments week ended February
2: Potatoes 1910 cars; boxed apples ~416,
harreled apples 1861: cabbage 375: celery
'15: lettuce 670: onions 406 sweet pOta-
toes 353 Shipments week ended Jan
uary 26: Potatoes 2.S14 cars: boxed an
Mes 3o4: barreled apples s74; cabbage
sweet pota toes 341.
LIVE STOCK AND. MEATS:-Com-
pared with week ago. Chicago hog prices
ranged zoe to soc higher. beef steers aver
aged nearly s. lower: butcher cattle down
100 lbs: veal calves 81 to 1.50. The sheep
and lamb market slumped barely ranging
SIZE to ESQ under week ago: Fat ewes
February 3 Chicago prices: Hogs. bulk
beef steers $3.50 to $50: butcher COWS
and heifers s4:25 to s: feeder steers s5.s55
calves $3.50 to 1880: fat lambs 81 to
a.75; feeding lambs 1925 to $50: year
lings S5.25 to 7.75; fat ewes 1925 to 4.75.
GRAIN:-,-Prices opened higher but sub
seauently declined as result of depressing
economic and financial reports. The de-
clines continued until the End when over
sold conditions was revealed and tl:s
point. in Bnenos Aires wheat caused gen
.eral buying and an advance in American
PRICES On the 3rd however. the markets
suffered a relapse and Chicago May wheat
fell to $1.42A ia new low price on crop.
Export demand rather slow but on break
some wheat sold via Gulf Flour demand
generally reported slow. Chicago Board
of Trade has discontinued posting Argen-
tina grain prices because of effect on
American prices. Seaboard report Hol-
land took $4,000 bus. on the Bird. In Chi
cago cash market No. 2 hard to SC
over Chicago March; new No. mixed
corn 61Ac under May: yellow SIC under.
Minneapolis report light flour trade:
wheat demand somewhat improved KAN
sas City Mullins: and export demand dull.
Cash No. dark hard winter wheat 5M c
over Kansas City March. For the week
Chicago March wheat down l2hc at
S1.52A May corn sac at 64%c. Min
neapolis March wheat down 14Ac at
81 40 q i Kansas City March 12%c at
s1.46: Winnipeg May 14% at $1.65% Chi
cago May wheat SLABS.
DAIRY PRODUCTs:-But markets
have failed to recover strength and feel.
ing has been unsettled throughout week.
February 3rd prices declined sharply in
Eastern markets. Chicago market has
not followed declines fully but weakness
In East has effected trading there. Prices
90 score domestic fresh: Chicago 451hc.
Il Cheese markets lost some Of their firm
ness during week and prices have de-
clined slightly. tendency still downward
Buyers look for lower prices and operat-
Ing cautiously. Fancy held cheese firm
Very little export business during week
Prices fresh cheese Wisconsin primary
markets average: Twins 24A c; Daisies
e5c; Double Daisies 24kc; Longhorns
s6Rc: Young Americas Csc.