Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
CHICAGO
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Chicago, July 1.-tU. s. Bureau Of
Markets .)Cattie receipts, 1000;
compared with week ago, beef steers
rs to IS cents higher; yearlings IS
to- 50 cents higher; spots on in-be-
matured steers, 31o.1o; long year
lings, $1,000; butcher cows n heif-
ers unevenly stronger to 35 cents
higher Gamers and cutters weak to
rs cents lower; showing most
decli1e; bulls IS to IS cents higher;
veal calves largely SO cents higher;
spots spots more: stockers aEd feeders Is
steers, 1886 to $50: stockers ana
prices beef steers, 1855 to $50:
stockers n feeders, S5.7506.7s:
butcher she stock, .s5.OO@7.50; can
ners and CUTTERS $2.65@3.15; veal
calves. $S.000S.75.
Hogs receipts, 10000; opened about
lower; light. weight on most; top,
bulk good butchers, s1o.4O@1o.s5;
holdever moderate: pigs rs cents
lower heavy weight. $10.35 So 1885;
medium, s1O.50@ 1856; light, 1880
@1o.70; lisht-light, s10.2 % 10.6O;
backing sows. smooth, ss.5o@s.6o:
killing pigs, Ss.so@io.so.
Sheep receipts, 1000; mostly al.
rect; market strong; top native
lambs. s13.2s; compared with week
ago. lambs. "yearlings and handy fat
sheep mostly SO. cents higher; heavy
sheep averaging 81 higher; weeks
closing bulk prices native lambs.
s1o.oo6 100; ewes, $500 q $50.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago, July Wheat prices to.
day started unsettled. The pressure
during the early dealing was light
and it took but scattered buying to
make an upturn. Deliveries of. wheat
on July contracts were smaller than
expected, only $4,000 bushels being
reported. Commission houses were
fair buyers early and there was some
covering by shorts. After starting
3-S lower to "a higher: with July
$1.14 ga to LIS and September $1.16
is to Lis Ia, the market sagged a
trit1e then scored a moderate rally all
around to above yesterdays finish.
There val rather persistent buying
Of July corn credited to a local ele-
vator interest. which gave frmness to
the market. After starting unchang-
ed to 1-2c higher, with September IS
IA to sc s-S. the market underwent
a slight decline. then rallied to
around the initial figures.
Oats opened unchanged to Ia
higher with September SO as to 3s
5-8, n held around the opening fig
ures. Lower quotations on hogs
tended to weaken provisions.
POTATOES.
! Chicago. July POTATOES steady;
receipts. 81 cars; total U. g. ship
hents. s79; southern Bliss Triumphs,
sacked No. l. $2.6O@2.s0 cwt.; Ala
bama Spaulding Rose. $1.90@2.1o
cwt.; North Carolina Norfolk Irish
Cobblers. barrels No. /. 33s5@4.35;
mostly $4.oo q ABS; eastern shore.
PRODUCE.
| changed: receipts. 1858 tubs.
Cheeke unchanged.
Eggs unchanged; receipts, 23,240
cases.
Poultry. alive. unsettled; fowls,
%; broilers. 26@34: ROSTERS, IA 10.
DUN.s REPORT.
New York. June S0.-Dan's tofnor-
row will say:
The half year Just ended brought 4
distinct advance in busiaess with
most Of the gain In confidence and ac-
tual transactions achieved during tho
second quarter. Unsettled labor con-
been a detriment, c%urtailing opera
tions and enhancing cost OF produc-.
ton. and the threatened raflrnad
strike Increased uncertainty this week.
Despite various drawbacks, however,
recovery from previous depression has
been substantial Il highly irregular.
and many interests win be more sac-
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