Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-09-08
U. S. MARKET REPORT
Weekly Marketgram by Bureau
of Markets and Crops.

Washington, Sept. 2-For the week end
ing August 31-GRAIN-Prices kept with
in narrow range during the week ana
averaged lower, Chicago September wheat
down 21ac, Chicago September corn down
&c. Selling and liquidation influenced by
weakness in Liverpool and lack of buying
support were main market factors. On
the 31st liquidation in September Wheat
by commission houses and selling by
eastern houses gave market weak under
tone. Some export business in Manitoba
break. Receipts Northwest increasing,
while winter wheat movement only falr'
due to scarcity of cars. Liquidation IN
September corn and weakness Ia Wheat
made lower corn prices early, put uNia-
vorable crop reports from Kansas hao
sustaining influence and close was f1rm 10
fractionally higher. Closing prices In chi
cago cash market No. 2 red winter wheat,
SlG; No. 2 hard winter wheat, $l.03; NO.
mixed corn, &c; No. yellow corn, SIC;
No. white OATS 34c. Average farm
prices: No. mixed corn in central Iowa
about 48c; No. l dark northern wheat in
central North Dakota, S71ac; No. hard
winter wheat in central Kansas, Soc.
Closing future prices: Chicago September
wheat, 99Ac; Chicago September corn,
$3.50; Minneapolis September wheat, 991@c:
Kansas City September wheat, 93c; Wln-
AlpSS OCCODeT WHEAT, Soz4C.
HAY-Quoted August 80: No. timothy,
$3.50 New York, $3.50 Philadelphia, $3.50
Cincinnati $3.50 Chicago, $1T.5O Minneap-
oils, $1,000 ST. Louis, s1425 Kansas City,
$24.O0 Atlanta; No. i alfalfa, $3.50 Kansas
City, $500 Memphis; No. l prairie, SLIGO
Kansas City, 1850 st. Louis, $1,000 CHI
cago, S14.Q0 Minneapolis.
FEED-Quoted August 80: Spring bran.
$21.75 Philadelphia, SIPS Chicago; winter
wheat bran, $16.25 ST. Louis, $1,000 Kan
sas City; linseed meal, $42.50 Chicago,
1850 New York; cottonseed meal, $500
Memphis, $500 Kansas City; hominy feed,
$3.50 Chicago: gluten feed, $30.95 Chicago
alfalfa meal, $21,O0 Kansas City.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Pota
lower for the week; New Jersey sacked
cobblers down 10Q25c eastern markets,
down 55c Chicago, firm Cincinnati and al
shipping points. Apple markets firm for
New York and midwestern barreled stock,
Onion markets slightly weaker for Mas
sachusetts stock, down 25050c for middle
western yellow varieties. Prices reported
August 81: New Jersey potatoes, sacked
cobblers No. i, mostly 81 .35@1. 60 per 10C
lbs. eastern cities; Cincinnati steady, 1.85;
in producing sections, $1.15@1.25 f. o. b.
Giants mostly $1.200150; dull Philadelphia
85@90c. Maine cobblers, 81. 4011.50 Boston
Midwestern early Ohios, $11001.25 Chicago
anu oI- LOUIS, Sl.oNlU1.o0 OlIcllIdIl.s SOIO-
RADIO and Idaho rurals, $1.20@1. 40 Min
nesota stock, 90c0$1.00 f. o. b. New York
Oldenburg apples, $25002.75 per Dbl. New
York; Michigan, Illinois and Missouri
Jonathans, wealtliys, $250Q3.50 leading
midwestern markets. Peaches continue
to decline; eastern Elbertas, skies and
bushel baskets, $1.75@2.25 New York and
Pittsburgh; firm Boston, $2.00@3.00 mid
dlewestern stock, $150@2.50. Grapes steady
Michigan champions, 4-quart baskets, 200
Csc: midwestern Moores, early, 26Q32c in
leading markets. Michigan Moores, early
zoe f. 0. b. shipping points
LIVE STOCK-August 81 Chicago prices
Hogs, top, 1875; bulk of sales, $6.60@9. Isl
medium and good beef steers, $8.00010.50
butcher cows and heifers, $3.25@9.40; feed
er steers, $5.50@S.00; light and medium
weight veal calves, 81. 00@12.50; fat lambs
| s12.00@13.10; feeding lambs, $11.50@13.00
yearlings, $8.75011.25; fat ewes, $3.50@750
Stocker and feeder shipments from IL i'm.
portant markets during the week ending
August Is were: Cattle and calves, SO. 1877
hogs, 5,9O5: sheep. 47.S42.
DAIRY PRODUCTS - Butter markets
firm during the week. Decrease in pro-
duction in evidence. Closing prices, 8:
score butter: New York, $50; Philadel-
phia, 39c; Boston, CSC; Chicago, 36c. Cheese
markets about steady during week, but
an unsettled undertone is evident. Wis.
consin cheese board prices Monday
showed little change from previous week
and trading is still rather slow. Prices
at Wisconsin primary markets August 80:
Twins, 19c; daisies, 1870: double daisies
1880; longhorns, zoe; square prints. 2115c