Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

ERICAN
|snAaP DRElk N WHEAT.
Sab of wheat and Grains In
oreaee q Psaoe Forcastl
s, ~ :: - - 60. x:.es & s;s z =
0RAIN-Wheat market unsettled
during the week and closed lower:
corn prices higher. Foreign war nsws
Wa the chief market factor. Chicago
December wheat down Inc. Chicago
December corn ~ ic. Wheat declined
under gensral selling On the 3Sth.
Visible wheat supply s3,S3l.Ooo ~
shells. compared with 80 bu.
same date last rear. Corn showed
good rssistancs but closed unchanged
q slightly lower. visible supply corn
lo.6Se. 90 bushsln, compared with H.,
L aSAsyVW O~s uskSAsO 0SS0 s0ok 49,. SsSD
ing prices ID Chicago cash market:
No. I rcd winter whset Sl.l0: No. J
hard winter wheat Sl.oe: No. : mixed
corn &c: No. : yellow corn s%c; No.
IL white Data &c. Average farm
prices: No. imxed corn IN csntfal
Iowa about Soc: No. - hard winter
wheat IN central Kansas &C. Closing
future psicea: Chicago Dscsmber
wheat el.04: Chicago Dscsmhes corn
sskc: Minneapolis Decsmbsr wheat
$1.03X: Kansas City December wheat
s7hc: Winnipeg October wheat oAs<e.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-nuttsr mar.
kets arm during the week. Receipts
lighter following seasonal decrease n
productioa. Storage butter moving u
fairly large quantities n Wholesale
way. Prices Of fresh butter are now
the highsst they have bsea this year
Closing prices % score butter: New
York &c: Chicago Ale. Cheese mar
ksts nrm during the week. Demand
has continued good u spite Of recent
advances. Held cheese beginning q
move. Prices at Wisconsin primary
cheese markets Sept -: Twins 30kc;
Daisies 11c: Double Daisies 30xc;
Young Americas l1xc: Lenghornl
3lhc: Square Prints sc.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS-cAica
90 hog prices ranged from 8 to 90
higher for the week. Beef steori
ranged from 10 to Soc lower with til
exception Of best grades which wsr'
generally Is to CSC higher. Butchs
|, cows and heifers averaged about 81
lower and veal calves from u to SIS
lower. Feeder steers unchanged. FL
lamb Is to CSC higher, feeding lamb
so to Soc higher and yearlings IS 3
Soc higher. Lower grades Of eve
, were Csc lower and better grades 10
higher for the week. On Sept. %
, hogs opened 10 to 15c higher that Sal
urday's average but closed dull witt
most OF the early advance lost Bel
, ter grades Of steers were general,
steady to strong with lower grades i
to 15c lower. Butcher cows an
|. heifers were mostly Is to Csc lowe
with stockers and feeders steady. FL
. lambs we're CSC lower and feedin
lambs were nrm. Sheep ranged fror
steady to weak. Sept. Is Chicag
prices: Hogs. top. SOTO; bulk Q
] sales SITS to $1,000. medium and goo
beef steers $3.50 to 5000: butche
; cows and heifers t3.75 TO Ss.26: feede
steers $5.ss to $S.2s: light and med
um weight veal calves SO to Sl2.50
1 fat lambs $l32s to STATS: feedin
!. lambs $3.50 to SASS: yearlings So
. to SIZES: fat ewes $3.50 to Sill
+ Stocker and feedes shipments froI
+. IL important markets during th
n week ending Sept. Is. were: Cattl
a and calves 1880; hogs 1855; shee
Il 92.l04. As a rule eastern wholesal
q fresh meat prices were firm TO hight
than q week ago. Beef and veal ave
d aged about steady, lamb was firm I
a some markets and 81 to So higher I
J. others. Fresh pork loins were gel
O orally 81 to 50 higher. while n
!. changes In mutton prices were Sigh
On Sept Is veal, lamb and mutto
r. were steady to 81 higher than la,
\. weeks close. Pork loins generally
. to 81 higher. supplies Of most kline
OF meat being only moderate and d
4. mand fairly great Sept. Is price
Il good grade meats: Beef $l7 to $3.50
:. Veal SIS 10 $50: Lamb $24 to s3t
O Mutton 3l3 to ST.: light pork loir
l. $2s to &3l; heavy loins SIC to $23.
" Minneapolis Closing Cash Prices.
Spring wheat-No. dark norther
I13G1l6; No. / northern, 115Gi.2t
v No. dark hard. 1.09 d117; No. har
102M1.04. No. 1 am. dur. 92c996t
T. No. l durum. S4cG91c. Corn No
yellow. 5ScG59c Oats No white.
G36c. Barley, choice to fancy, SEC
A. 5sc. Rye No. 2, &c. F1axseed No.
n 225G226.
a South &c Paul Live Stock.
= SO. st. Publishers. &4.0067.5'
!, veal calves, $350a1075: cows al
"a heifers. $3.25d5.50 hogs. 3S.0099 3d.
). sheep and lambs, S700113.5O
- EGGS-Country receipts, rots OF
per case. $500; No. / candied, 90,
!. extras. free from rots, small dirti