Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-03
GRAIN PRICESAOVANCE
Hogs Also Show Price Strength.
Beef Steady.
y. 5. Bureau of Markets, Washington:
u. c., week ended Jan. 50, 1922.

u 5. Bureau of Markets, Washington,
u. c., week ended Jan. 80, 1922
CHAIN: The grain market had a
nrm undertone during the week and
prices advanced. Chicago May wheat
up Tour cents closing at $119:4 Chi
cago May corn up sc at 54Ac. Prin-
c1pal market factors were: Str.agth
in Liverpool and Buenos Aires: so0d
milling demand for cash wheat. and
drouth in southwest. Wheat and {io,r
on ocean passage 3S,512,O0O bushels
as compared with 1885, 900 bushels
same week last year. Visible s,;,,n]y
wheat 1881 900 bushels, an inc:.ase
Of $4,000 bushels for week. Visible
supply corn 26,729. 900 bushels an IN
crease Of $4,000 bushels for week -.
Average farm prices: No. n,,xo,.
corn in central Iowa about nc; Nc.
i dark northern wheat in re.r7a;
North Dakota S1.l712. For the week
Minneapolis May wheat up 31:c, los.
ing at $1.262s; Winnipeg May .:.aax
up &c at SLIT. =.
HAY: Market situation :nrly
steady. Receipts slightly in exc,>. d
demand in Seeyarl markets but pest
grades sold at prices but .ttl.
changed from last week. Low g3<1es
moving slowly Notices OF shipments.
indicate lighter receipts for mex. ::,w
days, Minneapolis $3.50
FEED: Markets quiet. Mos, sites
are for Immediate shipment w.,ic!:
command premium over future t..,iv-
erles. Consumers buying from ':lnu
to mouth. February shipment ,,1.s,.
and middlings quoted in rhicas, CO
spectlvely at 81 and $50 less lax.
for prompt shipments. Expor e.
mand for high protein feeds ,,oo,,
quoted Jan. 18th Bran $lS.75. .r.,G-
lings $lS25 MINNEAPOLIS.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 20,
tato prices in eastern WHOLESALE maj
hets held firm Northern s-.Ea
Round Whites weaker in prn5:.*ae
sections at $1.55-1.S0: down 1927: ;.
Chicago at $1.75-19O.
LIVESTOCK AND NEATS nj.
cago hog prices made net advances
ranging from 2545c per 100 lbs rl:,c
ing the week Beef steers. :->.<,@.
steers and butcher COWS and n..y RS
ranged from weak to 2yc lower. G44:
calves advanced 23-50c. Fat !4:au>
and fat ewes weak to 23c lower l'c.t
ing lambs unchanged. Jan. 3u:h y,
cagO prices: Hogs. top S44u: ~.
OF sales SS.73-9.15; madium Hna ,:or
beef steers $685. 10: butcher o.>
and heifers $36,-75O feeder .>,.;.y>
$5.15-s.13; light and medium 50 .Ii
veal calves S77.75-11; fat lambs 81. IS
1879; Feeding lambs Slu.:u-: IS
yearlings s9.3ol2.773; ia, ewes Sc
| IT'S.
Stocker and feeder shipments "~>u?
IL important markets during ,hs. y eel
! ending Jan. Goth were: Cattle ms,
calves 52,9S2; hogs 4.334: shea, 20.
619
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter A!a!~
kets steady to firm; demand go
available supplies readily taken :..;y
tie interest in foreign made :,.:;:2r
best Danish moving slowly a, ,;;:1?e
prices as fresh domestic. CLOSING
! prices, 80 score: New York ana Pal
iadelphia 3S12c: Chicago ami t:,ae-a,:'
SIC r..
Cheese markets steady W.s,1e,
has moderated in Wisconsin mixing
| shipping possible. Good southern 5e.
mand. In distributing centers frash
cheese weak, but held cheese 1ru
Prices in Wisconsin primary Ma -1e;s
Jan. 2Sth: Twins 1870; D.,s ~
zoe; Double Daisies and Longl2~ns
l912c; Square Prints 23"ic
Minneapolis Cash Closing Prices =.
Minneapolis No. Arb
northern, s1.37@1.41; No. / northern
$134m1 No 2 northern & .h1r