The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-26
HIGHEST GRAIN PRICE
Hog Prices Higher. Beef Steers
RANGED 25c to 35c Higher


ton, D. c., for week ending April 10
1923.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Butter mar
kets unsettled through week; prices
lower. Danish and New Zealand but
ter selling at prices somewhat lower
than corresponding grades of domestic
butter. Closing prices 80 score but
ter: New York Acc, Chicago ACC.
Cheese markets weak and unsettled,
altho at close volume Of business In
creased somewhat. Wisconsin cheese
boards declined from hc to 1c again
on Monday, April 9th. which placed
trading. on a correspondingly lower
basis. No export demand. Prices al
Wisconsin primary cheese markets
April 18th: Twins zoe, Daisies 2Ohc'
Young Americas 2Okc, L~onghorns
19kc. Square prints 20lAc.
GRAIN-Recent advance in grin
the lat, but decline today resulted in
only fractionally higher close com
pared to a week ago, Main bullish
factors during the week were crop
and waehtr news while declines were
on profit taking. Buying support
limited and wheat prices dropped
sharply on the 10th. Corn declined
with wheat and showed heavy under.
tone at finish. Visible supply of wheat
IS, ats 900 bushels this year compared
with 33.129. 900 last year Visible sup
ply of corn 26.Sa7. 900 bushels this
year compared with 43.146.000 bu.
last year. Closing prices in Chicago
Cash Market: No. 2 Red winter
wheat s1,36. No 2 Hard winter wheat
$1.26. No. 2 mixed corr Sic, No 2 vel.
Average farm prices: No. 2~mixed
corn In central Iowa CSC. No 2 Hard
winter wheat in central Kansas s1.07.
HAY-Market generally continues
firm on light receint' and a fairly ac-
tive demand. Central weste.n mar.
kets were active Alfalfa continues
strong at Kansas CITY and prairie has
advanced to new high level for this
crop at that market Sunnlics light
but demand urgent Quoted April
18th No I timothy, Now York s27 so.
Chicago s23, NinncauoIis s1S ST.
LOWS s22 so. Kousas CITY $40 No I
Alfalfa Kansas City s26. Omaha s21 25.
Minrearolis s21 No I marie Kan.
sas City s21.25. Omaha stS. St rCiis
$3.50. Minneapolis sI6.50.
FEED-Tone OF feed markets slight
~ stronger for loade bran and midd
lings. Better inGuiry fo~ May ship.
ment bran in q few markets June
Julv shipment bran uuotcd at SIS dis
count from prevailing nricas. Ifnseed
meol frmcr and quoted about 81
higher. roriny feed advanced 81.
demand end production fair Gluten
feed SO lower with nirce guaranteed
a~gainst decline until date OF arrival.
s"pply exceeds demand oouted Arrii
14th Bran s26 so. %middlings sos %,
four middlings s2S. mih r"n 500 80.
MINNEAPOLIS: CT ten feed s36. 65 Chi.
cago: 80 rer cent Ltnseed meal $40.
Minneapolis.
LIVESTOCK AND MFArS-Chica.
20 hog prices generally 3 to zoe higher
than week ago Reef steers ranged
from % lower TO 35c higher; butcher
COWS and heIfers soc lower to &c
higher: feeder steers steady to 10c
down and veal calves CSC net lower
Fat lambs steadv 10 pc IN: vearlines
and fat ewes UNCHANGED On Anril
18th hogs 10 to 15c higher than Sat.
urday's average: beef steers weak
outcehr cows and heiefrs strong; bulls
strong to 10c higher: stockers and
feeders slow; veal calves 25c higher.
Sheen and lambs aobut steady. Arril
18th Chiceeo prices: Hogs ton So. G5.
bulk OF sales So 10 to So so. medium
and good beef steers SITS to So 30:
butcher cows and heifers $40 to
80. 20: feeder steers sS.15 to So 40,
Iieht and MEDIUM weight veal calves
81 2S TO $3.50. fat lambs STATS to
$t46 60: yearIiros 1918 to $3.50: fat
ewes 81 10 so 25. Stocker and feeder
shinments from IL IMPORTANT markets
during the week ending Anril 9Th
were. Cattle and calves 37,342: hoes
1906: sheen 1911. IN eastern whole
sole fresh meat markets beef steady
10 CSC higher: veal week to SOC lower:
lamb steady to 81 higher: mutton SOC
to SO mp: lieht pork loins firm and
heavv loins coo lower to zoe higher
for the week April 18th nrices good
grade meats: Beef s13.25 to SIS: veal
si4 to SIS. lamb s22 to s26. mutton
ST. to SIS LIGHT nork loins SIS to SIT
heavy loins $1,000 to $14.