Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-01-27
GRAIN PRICES HIGHER.
Cold Weather In Southwest has
BuIIish Effect on Market
During Past Week.
y. 5. Bureau of Markets. Washington, D. g.,
for week ended Ian % 1920

y. ). Bureau of Markets. Washington, D. G.,
Tor week ended Jan. 49, 1922.
GRAIN - Prices averaged higher
during the week, mainly on strength
IN cash markets, good milling demand.
dryness and severely cold weather in
southwest. Chicago May wheat 40 4c,
closing at $1.155s; Chicago May corn
up TIC at 531hc. Visible supply wheat,
43,S22,000 bushels. a decrease of .,S76,-
900 bushels for the week. Visible sup
ply corn, 26,117,0oO bushels an in-
crease of 1,S5S,0o0 bushels for week.
Average farm prices No. l mixed
corn in central Iowa about 36c; NJ.
dark northern wheat in central Nutl.
Dakota, SLIP. For the week Mime
apolis May wheat up &c at $l22A.:
Winnipeg May wheat up three ceasa at
$112A.
Potato haulings light; shipments de-
creasing. Many shipping points weak
er. Bulk Green Mountains closed sl5s
III f. O. b. Down 10c at $1.65, Mime
sofa points; Wisconsin points, 8l76~
1856.
HAY-Receipts OF hay at the yrinci-
pal markets increased slightly dnring
the week except at Kansas City. The
demand, while still limited, was @auai
to. receipts in most markets Prices
declined at Boston, New York, ohlIa
delphia and Cincinnati, but were tarac
tically unchanged at the other ~a1ar
kets. Alfalfa market stronger az Eau
sas City, prairie market weak South
ern markets displayed more activity
but transactions were not large quot
ed Jan. Dist: No. l timothy, Chicago.
S22; Minneapolis. $3.50: Kansas CITY.
$14. No. l prairie, Kansas City. 5l9.!5;
Minneapolis. $l5.5O; Chicago, SIT.
FEED - Markets quiet. Increased
output of wheat feeds tended t.. ~reer
offerings and weaker tendency Mid
ding offered by resellers $40 :.al :o,l
less than bran. Cottonseed arm in
seed meal firm, demand light. Gluten
feed and hominy feed weak; oEAr,ngs
fairly heavy. Alfalfa meal aut: beet
pulp prices unchanged Demanti for
most feeds light Stocks good aud
quite ample to meet require Mel5S.
Quoted Jan. 2lst: Bran. $20.75 n.d-
dlings. s20.3o; -four middingS s33
Minneapolis.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS Chi
cago hog prices made net adr;,E.' us Of
week. light hogs advancing mos ,5eef
and butcher cattle ranged fro:. Csc
lower to as much as 35c higheE. the
better grades declining most. Feeder.
steers averaged about steady: veat
calves up 81. Fat lambs advanced 50
soc higher; feeding lambs, Use; 7;,ari-
| ings and fat ewes. 3O-75c .I;,liulry 20
Chicago prices: Hogs. top, s9O3. 1flIk
Of sales, 1858. So: medium anu good
beef steers. $6.90-9.l0; butcher ANS
and heifers. S365-775; feeder s:sevs.
$515-7; light and medium weigh: veal
calves, S7.50-10.5O; lat lambs. 81
1875; feeding lambs, $685. =. IS
yearlings, $9.73-12.25; fat ewes, s. - 5
DAIRY PRODUCTS - Butter tu-;!
kets steadier following week 0; I1re
or less dull tradng Demand ".'!st
about sufficient to prevent breAS i:
prices except for low grades. :!'iTZnec
foreign markets has lesseneG poaSi0..
ity Of Immediate imports Of 5l>se
Quence Closing prices. 80 score ~"
York, 81: Chicago. "a
Cheese markets easy: slightly .roe.
tied undertone evident, especia,:: il!
distributing markets. Fair trading in
Wisconsin, although cold weather sill
interfering with shipping al some
points Prices at Wisconsin prisuary
markets Jan. 21: Daisies, 201a; 0ru
BILE Daisies. 20l4 Young Americas. 20:
Longhorns, 20'4; Square Prints: 2}'a