Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-26
GRAIN.

conditions and political news irons
aboard. 81.
Not a great deal Of cash wheat of
good quality arrived on the market.
and around the opening there was a
fairly active demand for the selected
numbers 3 and 4 darK>northern. Du-.
rum wheat was unchanged. Winter
wheat demand was slower and offer
ing$ heavier.
I Corn was<in snappy demand with
offerings rather liberal. Oats mar
ket vas strong OH account Of light
offerings. The rye market a bit, slow
er in tone. Barley prices we've steady
around the opening, but near tho close
some OF the poorest quality vas not
disposed of on early bids sold Il lit
tie cheaper. !
FLAX demand was steady aud offer
ings were made for a two-day run.
GRAIN.
Duluth, June 26-Reports Of. rains
and cooler weather. conditions gem
orally contributed to selling and de-
clines in wheat prices in today's mar
ket. The spot basis was unchanged
locally. Millers' buying vas light,
and the grain was absorbed by the
elevators. Spring wheat receipts We're
Willy - SdIds - -
The market was weak around the
close, WHICH was around the low
points for the session.
September wheat closed 1c OF at
1928 asked; July durum closed ? 1-e
off at ia bid; September l 3-S OF
at Ito bid. Spot rye closed ! S-4
Off at "a 8-4; July l S-a off at SO Ia
asked and September Is off at
90 rs. Spot oats closed l ia off at
IS $50 35 5-s; barley unchanged
at from A to 60; No. ? yellow corn
l7-8 off at So Ia and No. 2 naked
corn rs off at IS "a.
Selling and liquidation came In flax
seed and with the catching Of stop
brought about during the early trad
Ing. July closed 6 cents off at $50
bid: September 4 IA off at $50. bid
and October 3 1-2 off at 2.45 Ia
asked.
GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis, June 26.-Wheat, re-
| ceipts 209 cars, compared with sos
cars a year ago. ..
Corn-Heavy receipts and slackness
Of shipping demand here prevented
any important rally in prices. The
\ close was unSettlcu. ! 10 W
! net lower, July 81 "a.
L CASH.
Minneapolis. June 26-No. ! north
ern. 1.s7@1.4o SIS: July, $50 80;
September. 1.2O IL; December, LIZ
r. Corn-No. 3 yellow. 81 1-4@54 ga,
+ Oats-No. 3 while, 34@s5.
Barley, 45@b7.
Rye-No. 2, 81 is @8S SIS.
Flax-No. 1, 2.53 1-4@2.55 Ia. =
FLOUR.
Minneapolis, June 26.-Flour un'
Exchanged. Shipments S2,S2s barrels
tran. Ii 50@17.00.
Mexican Petroleum reacted later to
below 200. but Pan-American shares
extended their gains and investment
rails were higher. h closing was
strong. Sales Appropriated sSoo'ooo
PoTAToEs.
Minneapolis, June 26,-(u. S. Blu
reau of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
plies heavy. demand movement
light; market steady.
California sacked cwt., White ROSE
No. l., 3,l5@3.75; Alabama, Louisi'
ana sacked cwt.. No. / Spauldins
Rose, 2.5O@2.75; sacked cwt., No.
Long Whites. 2.50@2.75; Oklahoma
sacked 'cwt.. no. / Bliss Triumphs
3,25: few $50. East Shore Virginia
cloth top take barrels No. l Irish cob.
blcrs, 6.25.
POULTRY.
New York, June 26.-Lve poultry
firm; broilers. 32M As; fowls, 20
ROSTERS, 1s; turkeys. 20; dressed
poultry weak; western chickens, -
M5o; fowls, 10000: old ROSTERS
Is @ 10; turkeys, 25@62.
LIVESTOCK.
South St. Paul, Mimi. June 26.-
(U. S. Bureau Of Markets.)-Cattle-,-
Receipts, 5000; market slow. rsostlS
81 cady: common to good beef steers
5000 S.75; bulk, 7.0o0S.2b; grass fec
cows and heifers largely 4.O0@5.5o:
few IN TO $50 or better; tanners anC
cutters largely 3.50@3.50; few ole
shells under $50; bologna bulls, s.2s
@4.25; sctockers and feeders, a.oO@
6.75. Calves-Receipts. 2,100; mar
ket mostly steady; best lights, 6.ib@
$50; bulk. 700; seconds, 1000 4.oo
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; market un'
even, averaging about IS lower
range, $50 @1O.1o; bulk. 9.00@1o.oo.
good pigs, .l0.25.>
Sheep-Receipts, 400; market abou
steady: good native lambs mostly
1900: few choice lambs. 1873; III
native eWes, 2.oo@5.5o.
81, METAL.
New York. June 26-Copper steady
\ electrolytic spot and later. ~ jag
Is rs. >
Tin steady. spot and futures, 3l.l.
Iron steady; Ne, n~orthern. 3b:o'
@27.0O; NO. 2 northern. 24,o01sh:0o
No. 2 southern. 1900 a 1000; lea
steady; spot. 5.75@5.s5; zinc quiet
East. st. Louis spot and nearhy, so
q 5.35. Anthony spot sos W5.2o.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
New Yorkn June 26.--ForeiSn ex
lehange arm. Great Britain, demand
TI.4lD SO; cables. $4,41 SD.
France, demandSs .t1 IA cables
S.42.
Germany. demand. ,.2s as; cables l'e
Norway, demand, 1915,
Sweden, demand, 25.65.
Montreal, 90 Ia.
RUSS DELEGATES
AT THE HAGUI
The Hague. June 26.--lBy the As
sociated Press.D-The Russian dele
cation I'd the conference son Russia
.IThA = r. LEN R-a ~ - 49, = A. <I.--