The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-09-27
WHEAT PRICE ADVANCE
Wheat Prices Lower Early in
Week on Canadian Reports.
(Fo- week ending Sept. 21, 1929

(Fo- week ending Sept. Fl, 1929
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS: Chica.
go hog prices ranged from five to for,
ty cents lower for the week. Beef
steers 10 to 40c lower, butcher cows
and heifers steady to 25c off; veal
calves steady to soc higher; fat lambs
rs to SOC lower, feeding lambs steady
to 25c; yearlings Csc net and fat ewes
steady to SOC net lower. On Sept. Il
hogs and fat lambs 10 to 15c higher.
Sept. Il Chicago prices: Hogs top
50; bulk OF sales $50 to $50; medium
and good beef steers IS to 11.90;
butcher cows and heifars $3.50 to
1875; feeder steers $3.50 to 8; light
and medium weight veal calves SO to
1875: fat lambs SIPS to 1850; feed.
ing lambs $12 to 1875; yearlings $8.75
to 1l.75; fat eve 1915 to Z. Estimat.
ed receipts at sever markets we're:
Cattle 12,1o0; calves 2,675: hogs S..
500; sheep 35,400. Stocker and feed.
er shipments at IL important mar,
kets during the week ending Sept.
l4:h were: Cattle and calves 1898;
hogs 1859; sheep las, 432. In east.
ern wholesale fresh meat markets
beef weak to 81 and lamb and pork
loins weak to 81 lower; veal 81 to 4
and mutton firm to 81 higher for the
week. Sept. 81 prices good grade
meats: Eeef SIC to 1850; veal SIT to
2s; lamb $25 TO 27; mutton $11 to
l6; light pork loins $26 to 20; heavy
loins $19 to %.
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter mar.
kets firm most of the week although
easier at the close today. Prices have
continued irregular and with Chicago
highe. than New York some shifting
OF business has resulted. Use of
storage butter on the increase. There
has been some imports but not of suf,
1cient quantities to be of immediate
influence. Wholesale prices of 92
score butter today: New York 47c;
Chicago 47hc. Cheese markets steady.
Trading generally lack life and deal.
ers feel that unless business picks
there Is apt to be some accumula.
ton of stocks. Fall buying so far is
not up to expectations. Wholesale
prices at Wisconsin primary markets
Sept. 20: Single Daisies Csc; Double
Daisies 24kc; Young Americas 26c:
26c; Square Prints 26c.
HAY: Hay market remains gener.
ally firm because OF light receipts.
mostly unchanged but slightly
over at few markets. Good demand
'or better grades of timothy at most
markets. Quoted Sept. 81: 10. 1
imothy Chicago s26, Minneapolis
;20. so.
FEED: Western feed markets ex.
remedy dull. Production most feeds
Increasing. Jobbers report impossible
o make sales without d%iscounting
Pure bran sold by North.
western Mills for October, November
Ind December shipment at $3.50 in
markets. Oil meals quiet,
'rices slightly easier. Manufacturers
price of gluten feed $3.50
ton, offerings good, demand light.
feed shows easier tendency
nd offerings improved. Demand for
Interior very quiet and export demand
IL meals lacking. Stocks and move.
nent good.
GRAIN: Wheat prices lower early
1 week on bearish Canadian crop
eport and weakness in Northwest
but advanced later on short
overing and closed che week with net
aims. Market unsettled on the 21st:
'ate light. Corn advanced early on
hort covering but lacked important
ipport and declined with wheat.
ountry offerings corn light. Closing
ices In Chicago cash market No. 2
ID winter wheat $1.G4; No. 2 hard
inter wheat SLOT; No. 2 mixed corn
Sc; No. 2 yellow corn SSc; No. 2
bite oats 40c. Average farm prices
2 mixed corn in central Iowa 75c.
'esing futures: Chicago December
heat sf02%; Chicago Dec. corr
Sc; Minneapolis Dec. wheat
Kansas City Dec. wheat
Winninep Dee wboat a.