Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-09-13
MILL FEEDS CLOSE FIRM
Chicago Hog Prices Ranged from
SC to zoe Lower.

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Sept. 10, 1928.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS:--Chi
cage hog prices ranged from 5 to
30c lower for the week. Beef steers
rs to SOC and butcher cows and heif'
ers Is to 40c lower; feeder steers
steady to 35c and butcher cows and
heifers 75c net higher. Fat lambs Is
10 soc feeding lambs is to 75c yearl.
ings rs to soc higher. Fat ewes de-
ciined rs to Use. On Sept. 10; hogs
were 10 to Csc higher than Saturdays
average and stockers and feeders
strong to csc higher. Fat lambs
around 25cup.
Sept. 10: Chicago prices-Hogs.
top. 1855; bulk Of sales $3.50 to 1920:
medium and good beef steers $3.50 to
SIi.75; butcher cows and heifers SO
to s11; feeder steers $3.50 to 1925:
light and medium weight veal calves
$3.50 to S12.25; fat lambs S11.60 to
1885: feeding lambs S11.76 to s13.75;
yearlings $500 to Sil.25. Fat ewes
1915 to 81.
Stocker and feeder shipments from
IL important markets during the
week ending Aug. 3lst were: Cattle
and calves 1859: Hogs 1879;
Sheep $3.50.
In eastern Wholesale fresh meat
markets beef was steady to 81 high.
err: Lamb weak to 81 and mutton 81
to 50 lower: light pork loins 81 high.
or and heavy loins weak to SOC lower
for the week.
On Sept. 10th prices good grade
meats: Beef SIT to $40; veal SIT to
s21: Lamb s25 to s2s: mutton Sls to
SIS; light pork loins SGT to $50;
heavy loins $3.50 to $4,000.
HAY:-Hay markets Arm with
prices OF No. 1 timothy ranging from
SOC to 81 lower. In most markets re-
ceipts are increasing and dealers
generally have their immediate wants
supplied. Their is az God demand for
the better grades In most Of the prin'
cipal markets but the lower grades
are moving slowly and at wider dis
counts.
FEnbs-Mi tteu marhcts Cohtihuc
Arm. Wheat feed prices we're ad
vanced 81 TO ~ per ton toward the
last q week. Mil offerings very light
because OF small -four demand. job
bers asking higher prices but trad
ing Of small volume. Cottonseed
meal about 81 higher with offerings
light from both Mills and jobbers.
Very little buying reported at the
advance. Quoted Sept, sth-Sprins
bran s27. Standard middlings t2s
Minneapolis; 80 per cent linseed meal
SAT Minneapolis; Gluten fed SALTS
Chicago: White hominy feed 33+ Chi
cago.
GRAIN:-wheat prices fuctusted
within two cent range during weei
and closed at slight net declines
Wet weather. light movement
strength In corn and bullish foreign
news were Offset by prospects for big
Canadian crop. sales Of low grade
Canadian wheat In United States. and
lack OF buying power.
Visible supply OF wheat on the
10th was 6s.ls2. 900 bushels compar
cd with 81. 166. 900 bushels anne date
last year. Limited corn trade and
prices influenced by wheat. Visible
supply corn 2.7sl.0 o bushels com
pared with 2.72s.oo0 bushels same
date last year,
Closing prices In Chicago cash mar
ket: No. . red winter wheat $l.0s;
No. 2 hard 500: No. . mixed corn
soc; No. Q yellow corn soc: No. >
white ats soc: No. 2 mixed corn In
Central Iowa Tie, Closing future
prices: Chicago Dec. wheat si.0s;
Chicago Dec, corn 6shc; Minneapolis
Dec. wheat si.1shc; Kansas City
Dec, wheat s1.Osh; Winnipeg Dec.
wheat s5kc,
DAIRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
week of practically unchanged prices
butter markets advanced half cen to
day under the influence OF increased
demand.
Closing prices % score butter: New
York t5isc; Chicago t5hc,
Cheese markets: After the ad
vance on the Wisconsin chees boards
last week Monday buyers bought con
servatively and by Saturday prices
were reduced V TO hc on some
styles.
Closing prices at Wisconsin pri
mary cheese markets Sept sth: Flats
24Ac; Twins 2&Nc; Single Daisies
2t%c; Double Daisies 2+Nc; Young