Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-23

thee golden weddin' T. light business
Saturday. We'd like t. knew who
discovered that the new peacc dollars
wouldn' stack.
DULUTH GRAIN.
Duluth. Feb. 23,-Trading in the
wheat market was affected today
through dislocation of the wire serv-
ice with Chicago. After opening : at
pathy with the course of the market
at Winnipeg yesterday, prices braced
up. almost full r~ecoveries being made.
May durum sold oft 2 3-S to 4l.2l lag
around the opening, but oe recovered
to $l.23 3-4 at noon. July wheat
broke 3 1-2 TO $1.15 IL and. then
moved up to $1.18 Ia. s
The market was easier around the
close. recessions showing from the top
spots. May wheat closed unchanged.
at. $3.50 ~nominally; May duruIn 7-S
off at $1.23 and July 2 1-2 of at
$1.16 LIZ. Spot oats closed l-8 up at
SO l-4@37 l-S; barley unchanged at
from 80 to 81; spot rye 1-2 cent of at
$1:O3; May Lucent OF at $l.O4 asked
and July la cent off, at SO nominally;
No. 2 yellow corn closed ! - cents
corn / Ia cents up at ST 1905.
The upturn in axsesd. continued.
May ak closed 3 cents up at $2.6l IA
asked and July l cent-Vp at 1888
asked. Y
LIVE SToCK.N
South st. Paul, Feb. .23.-U..S S. Blu
reau Of Markets)-cattie reeeipts L.
100. no market Of account OF storm,
all cattle received were cared for by
commission men but not offered for
sale; calves receipts 900; market
steady; practical packer top best
lights $50; few extra. choice vealers
500; seconds $50 to $50.
Hog receipts $500; market slow;
few early sales strong to Is cents
higher; mostly 10 to Is cents higher;
early top 1913; bulk s.s5 to 1910:
pigs steady; desirable grades 1910 to
Sheep receipts 500, market mostly
steady; best fat heavyweight lambs
quotable 1915; best fat handsveisht
ewes 800.
LIVESTOCK. 81
Chicago, Feb. 23.-(U. S. Bureau
of Markets.)@Cattle rcceiptsss10,000
beef steers slow to weak; early top
S.85: bulk 1925 @s.25;, veal calves and
stookers and feeders steady; bulk
butcher bulls 4.b0@5.50; boldgnas
H Hog receipts $4,000; aotite, 100
zoe higher than yesterdays average,
mostly Is higher, top 1915 for 170. to
$50 pound average; bulk 1920
1855; pigs strong to Csc higher; top
1925 @1O.40; bulk 1000.
Sheep receipts 5000; fat and feeder
lambs steady with yesterdays best
prices; sheep 25@5oc higher: fat
strong weight Searlings 1850; two
year Odds 100; top fat ewes 800.
CHICAGO GRAIN & Provisions.
Chicago, Feb. 23.--Recessions took
place later when wheat turned weak.
The close was nervous at 1-2 to l LIS
to l - net gain. with May 81 to
Chicago, Feb. 23.-Much division Of
err rains were sufficient to alter the
recent outlook that the 1922 domestic
winter crop yield would be greatly
curtailed as compared with the aver
age harvest. Price changes were fire.
quent. The closing was unsettled. &S-4
to 1 5-Sc net lower with May i.44 to
LA 1,8 and July 1.24 $3.50 lea 7-S.
Subsequently persistent selling on
the part Of commission houses led to
renewed weakness Z which was still
more or less, prevalent at the finish.
Metal. =
New York, Fob. Ballast. sales:
Copper, 1856 3-4; United States Steel,
"a rs; U. S. Steel, preferred, 1866 1-2.
MONEY.
New York. Feb. 23.-Call money
roso to 6 per cent in the last hour
and caused reactions of ! to 5 points
among steels, equipments and motors,
rails also easing. The closing was ir-
regular.
Sterling exchange strong. demand,
$4.41 SIG; France, s.1s; Italy, SOC;
Germany, as 1-S; dollars,
2 Ia per cent Discount.
AZ. GRAIN.
Minneapolis, Feb. 23.-Tradersi h9d
little news to go by to say and .crip-
pied wire service kept down opera
tions to a minimum. The result was
n skittish, cratic market with tire.
quent unexpected terms rs buying OF
selling orders predominated In sthe
pit. Range was 2 3-8c Under / to 5-8c
over Tuesdays close. Prices followed
Winnipeg quotations. The local cham
and nj official prices were posted sfor
the hrst time In six years. III (
STOCKS.
New York, Feb. 2S.-Eassr. bidding
for stocks carried the EsHkfal .market