Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07

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GRAIN: Grain prices Aucfnatsd
within marrow limits during the week
and average lower On selling Influenced
By weakness IN Liverpool liQnidation
and hedging pressure. Com higher
Tor week On hullish crop reports from
earn holt. Chicago Decsnbsr wheat
down 1Hc: Chicago De6emher corn mp
sc. wheat pricss averaged higher On
- 1rst On short covering and buying
in1nsncod BY strength n cuEn. Move
meaf spring wheat rapidly increasing
Private reports suggest spring wheat
crop 37e.oe0. 900 bushels or 7.000. go
busAels more than government An.
gust estimate Bank OF Montroal ~
port estimates crop In Canadian prov.
incss S5O. 000. 900 bushels, compared
with 3s1 go 200 bushels last year.
Corn had strong undertake nuG to bay.
inG innnsnsed By private rsport esti.
mating corn crop ASA. O00. 80 bushels
or lB7. O00. 80 bushels less than GOV
srnment August figures. Closing prize.
- IN Chicago cash market: No. 3 rod
winter wheat Sill: No. hard winAor
wAsat e1.11: No. : mixed corn sc: No.
3 yollOw corn &c: No : whine oats
Nc. Average harm prices: No. : min.
- corn In central Iowa about Soc: No,
hard winter whsat N central Kansaa
Sc: No ! dark ncrthern wheat n O.
| traI North Dakota 81c Closing future
| prices: Chicago December wheat q. -
Chicago December corn ssh: MINNIE
apolis DEC wheat e1.0lk: Kansas City
December wheat 14x: wtnnipeg Dec
wheat 95k.
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter mar
kets Arm during the wsek. Dscreass
h production in evidences and alnaG
with lighter receipts oa markets. pr
oentage Of top grades h becominl
lighter. UndsrgrAdes DO not shazv
fully In firm condition uf marksts
Closing pricsa. - SCORE butter: n. \
3s4c; Chicago SIC. Chsese market
barely steady during week. Bushes
has been very quiet with feeling Q
buyers that prices are high. Rain an'
cooler weather IN Wisconsin favorabi
to production. Prices at WiscOnat
primary markets Aug. n: Twins lsA
Daisies 30: Double Daisies lsk: L0nl
horns 20: Square Prints 2iA-
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS: Ch
cago hog prices ranged from firm I
Soc net higher Tor the week. Bes
steers were generally 50s0c highs
hut butcher COWS and heifers range
all the way from 10c hover to 40c higl
Or. Veal calves averaged SOC highe
and feeder steers were unchanged
Fat lambs were 25-40c lower and Il
, ewes weak to l5c lower Feeder lamt
were firm to sc higher and yeariine
. unchanged. On Sept 1. light weigh
and butcher hogs opened 10-15c highs
but all grades closed weak. Beef steel
and butcher cows End heifers wei
slow with prices steady to 15c lows
than Thursdays average. Veal calv'
and stocker steers were steady. Fl
native lambs were slow and weak
9 l5c lower. Feeding lambs were steat
and sheep weak Sept !. Chicago pr
es: Hogs. top $3.50: bulk Of sales SGT
$50, medium and good beef steel
HE1V-oV, DutCucI co~e anu nS
1915 to $40; feeder steers $3.50
$500; light and medium weight We
calves e11.15-1275; fat lambs $12
!. S1a. Feeding lambs $11.50 to $1S: yea
y lings 9s.75 to $11.25; fat ewes $3.50
$50. Stocker and feeder Shipmen
from IL important markets during Il
J. week ending Aug. Is were: Cattis
and calves S9,1s7; hogs 5.S05: shee
47,s42. Eastern wholesale fresh mel
prices were not materially change
during the week. Lamb and pork loir
were steady to 81 lower.