Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-13
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Chicago. Nov. 13.-tU. s. Department
Of Agriculture)-Hog receipts 46, 900;
market slow; early sales mostly S to 10
cents lover; $50 to 200 pound averages
butchers around S.45 to S.55; top 1855;
few choice heavy butchers held higher:
packing sows 7.35 to $50: pigs mostly
$40: heavy weight S:25 to s.55: medium
s.f I iix Sito l te s;s' $.5 5tfh to T ss4g; D s;se to
soWs SMOOTH 7.75 to s.25: packing sows.
rough 1856 to $50: killing pigs s.35 to
Cattle receipts $4,000; killing quality
feds and well conditioned yearlings very
scarce; steady to strong; others steady
to somewhat slower, early top matured
steers 1910; weight 1891 pounds; few
top range steers $50 early; approx.
mately 10000 western grassers includ-
ed in receipts; she stock and bulls
steady to lower: veal calves, stockers
and feeders opening about steady;
ers $50; bulk veal calves early around
1000 to 1925; to packers; bulk common
to medium bologna bulls largely west
erns $50 to a.75; bulk beef cows and
slow: fat lambs good, rs lower; early
top native and fed western 1925 to
packers; some held at 1850; feeders
oS<n0Ls AcoAIdOlc OU pOunQ feeQ1nR
lambs 400. short mouth feeding ewes
averaging. 80 pounds $50; sheep fully
steady; choice 106 pound ewes 500.
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Chicago. Nov. 13.-Wheat values took
an upward swing here today during the
early dealings because of higher Quota
lions IN Liverpool and strength in the
winnipeg market on Saturday. Offer
ings were not large at the start and
shorts covered rather freely. The up-
turn, however. soon was checked when
commission houses with eastern con-
nections became fair sellers OF Decem-
Der ct ana Nay: which brought about a
mixed: After starting Y to IN higher,
with December 1.16 to 1.16N and Nav
1;i5, to 1.1sM. the market underwent a
slight general decline. Tl-IG 0, =
Corn and oats were in sympathy with
wheat, but sentiment in corn was in
clined to be somewhat bearish amongst
2 number OF traders here and the mar
ket appeared to be under considerable
to y up. with December ssM to 6sX'
the corn market suffered a setback On
all deliveries. . ;
Oats started y to higher. Decem-
ner 80 to ~ and later underwent a
Buying Of May LARD credited to a New
York house was responsible for a strong
tone in provisions. 80
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Chicago: Nov. 13.-Potatoes steady;
shipments s4e; Wisconsin bulk Round
Whites IS to 30 cwt; ditto sacked No. i.
- to 30 .Swt; ,Minneapolis sacked Round
sofa sacked Rel River ohios No. i 50
TO 30 cwt: North Dakota sacked and
bulk Red River Ohios rs to S. cwt:
Idaho sacked Russets No. /. 1.50 cwt.
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Chicago. Nov. i3.-Butter UNCHANGED;
rs: frstsga7 to 40; extra Efirsts4 ~ n
49, seconds IS to 80; standards III.
Cheese unchanged. 60
Ifirsts @4s TO 50; ordinary firsts 10 ID
las; miscellaneous rs to ~: refriwers ~
lextras 20; refrigerator ffrsts 24K Ia
Poultry alive higher; fowls sll to al
49,; ,sDr asls -; rSosters y; turkeys s5i
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