The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-11-30
WHEAT SHOWS GAIN
Sluggish Rally Brings Covering
and Liquidation.

U. S. Bureau of Markets. Washington. d. O..
for week ended Nov. "a, 1922.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS:-Chi-
cage hog prices declined 20 to 35c for
the week. Beef steers practically un.
changed: butcher cows and heifers
steady to 15c higher; feeder steers
steady to Csc Lower and veal calves
75c net lower for the week. Sheep
and lamb prices generally lower; fat
lambs steady to 10a feeding lambs
steady to Csc and fat ewes steady to
soc lower, while yearlnigs declined SO
To- 75c for the week. On November
?4tn Chicago hog prices were strong
to lie higher than Thursdays best
time, all classes beef cattle practically
steady with stocker and feeders weak
to l6c lower. Fat lambs steady to
strong, feeders quiet around steady
and sheep weak to unevenly lower.
November "a, Chicago ~prices-Hogs,
top, SS.05; bulk of sales $40 to So;
medium and good beef steers 1915 to
ITS; butcher GOV and heifers $3.50
to $10.65; feeder steers $5.25 to $3.50;
light and medium weight veal calves
S7.25 to 8; fat lambs $13 to 1885;
feeding lambs ~$12.25-14; Yearlings
1926 to 1880; fat ewes IS to IS.
Stocker and feeder shipments from
IL important markets during the week
ending November 18th we're: Cattle
and Calves $143, 900; Hogs 10, 206;
Sheep 1885, 500. Prices in wholesale
fresh markets were mixed for the
week. Beef and pork loins weak to
81 lower; veal weak to 81 higher;
lamb steady to So higher while NUT.
ton was unchanged. On Nov. oath
teef steady at some markets and
steady to 81 higher at others; Veal
and mutton steady: Nov. Gath prices
good grade meats: Beef $14.17: veal
1876; Lamb $500: Mutton $12-16.
Light pork loins ST to $40; heavy
loins $l4 to s19.
GRAIN:-Market strong first two
days of week on improved milling and
foreign demand, and buying by sea
board houses, but prices were unset,
tied within a small range the remand,
er of week. Chicago December wheat
declined Inc net for the week: Chi.
cago December corn down one cent
Wheat market unsettled on the Gath
but clodsehigher chmrldwshurdlshrd
bu. closed higher On good export bust
ness. strong cash market. and strength
In LIVERPOOL. Undertoue In corn
strong bat trade not large. Country
offerings light. Closing prices in
Chicago cash merket-No. 2 Red Win
ter wheat S129: No. 2 Hard winter
wheat 1920: No. 2 mixed --rn 73c:
No. 2 yellow corn 74c; No 8 white
cats 44c. Average farm priecs-No
2 mixed corn in central lows about
Gee: No. l dark Northern wheat in
Central North Dakota sl02: Ne. 2
Hard winter wheat fr central Kansas
s1.o5: Closing future prices Chicago
Dec. wheat sl1SM: Chicago Dec
corn 70%c: MINNEAPOLIS Dec. wheat
s1.17h; Kansas City December wheat
$1.10: Winnipeg December whea'
$1.04.& q.
DAIRY PRoDUCTs:-Butter mar
kets have continued very firm despite
some nervous undertone. Current ar
iisato VutNiy HC'Vy tlotSh W bupplN
current demand but traders have on
err ted cautiously at the high price
level. Many buyers turning to stor
see II suitable quality can be found
Latest reports Indicate further dc
creas In production. Closing price
% score butter, New York So: Chieagr
52hc.
Cheese markets firm and on basis
practically full cent higher than q
week ago following Monday advances
on Wisconsin cheese boards. Small
styles appear a trife draggy. Distri
buting markets supporting country
market advances. Held cheese NOV
ing at approximately same prices n
fresh.
Cheese prices al Wisconsin Prtmary
markets-November 2srd: Twins 25
Daisies 251s: Double Daisies 25k
L~cnghorus 2s: Square prints 25h
Young Americas a5E.