Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21

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War sCARE--WnEAT Up
Grain MARKET q Most Active h
months.
lse wssA sNAs1 os0eanksr ~ lo99.
GRAIN: Cash and expert 1enanA
of wheat allow Tor the week. He6gins
pressure and bach u supp0rt resultsA
n lower trend untfl Sept lS. who Tor
eign news and ovsrsold coadi&lua In
ducsd advances which were fairly well
maintained. Chicago Decenher wheat
sdvaaced 3xc. Chicago Dec. corn ~.
vancsd kc. On Sept -. war ecaeA
caused best buying and higher Dricse
for the moatA. but prices reacted =
littls before Gloss. Good sxpogs bssl
ness reported. Visible supply q wheat
1900 bus. compared With 1Al<o.
0O0 bus. last year. Corn Wa Affected
By action Of wheat and advanced early
declining little before the Close. Wis
lille supply OF corn l0.llS.0e0 bushels
compared with l1.1ss.ooo bur. last
year. Closing pFicss h Chicago casA
market: No. red winter wheat tl.ll;
No. hard winter wheat t1.oS: No. :
mixed corn eAc: No. yellow coen
CSC. No. : white oats SC. Average
farm prices: No. mixed corn b Cen
trail Iowa about size: No dart
Northsrn wheat n central North D.
kOta s0c: No. hard winter wheat h
central Kansas e3e. Closing future
prices: ChicaoD Deesmbsr wheat
$l.0sA. Chicago Decsmbsr corn S7xe
Minneapolis December wheat 9l.eek:
Kansas City December wheat ssMe.
winnipeg Dec. wheat e71kc.
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter mar.
kets nrn u cloes. Fancy goods have
bssa scarce. and The shortage haa hel1
mp prices. Poor quality Of fresh but.
ter has turned some Interest 70 stor.
age goods which ars beginning n
move. Cl0sing prices, % score bat
ter: Chicago 3Shc. New York lo3Sc
Chsese markets steady 70 nrm. Cur
rent receipts running somswhat r.
regular IN quality due 10 hot weather
but supplies are tighter and prices
have not changed materially. Trading
fairly active for season. Cheese prices
on Wisconsin primary markets Sept
~: Twins 1sxc, Daisies 30kc, Double
Daisies lsxc, Longhorns 2Okc, Square
Prints 3lxc. Young Americas 1Skc.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS: Chi
cago hos prices ranged from Is Il
sc higher for the week. Medium and
heavy hogs advancing most. Bee
steers and butcher cows and heifer,
ranged from IS to 40c higher; feeder
steers Is to CSC higher and veal calves
SOC to @l.25 higher. Fat lambs Is Il
S5c higher and feeding lambs 50 e
81 higher per 100 lbs Yearlings so e
75c higher and tat ewes Is to 7Sc high
er. On Sept. 18th hogs opened slow
with early prices 10c higher, closed
dull and weak. Cattle trade was &C
tive, better grades beef steers an,
butcher cows and heifers strong q
l5c higher, stockers and feeders were
Is to Csc higher. Fat lambs opened
steady and closed Arm with feeders
strong to higher. Sheep were In lighl
supply and steady. Sept. 18th Chicago
prices: Hogs. top. 5000: bulk OF sale,
It's to S10.05, medium and good bee
steers IT'S to SLOTS: butcher COW,
and heifers to $3.50, feeder steer,
5.s5 to $S.25; light and medium weigh
veal calves 11.50 to $3.50, fat lamb
: Is to $l4.10: feeding lambs $12-1375
yearlings $9-1175; fat ewes $3.75-7
Stocker and feeder shipments from 1
important markets during the weel
ending Sept. 18th we're: Cattle an,
calves 1851: hogs s.0Ss: sheep 81
229. The trend OF wholesale fresl
meat prices was upward Beef soc 1
81 higher; veal and lamb 81 90 80 high
err; better grades OF mutton Soc to 8
higher and pork loins generally 81 (,
So higher for the week. On Sept. lStI
beef was nrm to 81 higher; veal LAM
and mutton 81 to - higher and porI
loins unevenly 81 to 50 higher thai
the close Of last week. Sept Is price,
good grade meats: Beef II to SIS; yea
Is to $50: lamb - to $40: mutton 1.
to SIC: light pork loins Is TO $50