Askov American., 1924-09-18
U. S. MARKET REPORT

Washington. d. C., for week ending
DAIRY pRoRBucT;s. seRBsi Il; ilsu; Butter market.
irregular and unsettled. Sentiment
mixed but mostly inclined toward low
er prices. although scarcity of fancy
ss ssfr 4spor S Ssrnf rasssr Ss Sssk sSI
showed holdings on Sept. 1 OF 1885,
$4,000 pounds. surplus Of 53.50l. 900
pounds over last year. Outcome OF
s Closing p1ice: 81 81 scors New ssn'Sfn york.
3S. Chicago 37h. Cheese markets Arm
and active during the week. Consider
sonsbsry sols buying .d primary markets by
Cured late in the week under the In.
nuence of the active demand. Total
United States holdings of cheese on
during & the % week we're I rsgCs 7s,tsl.oec sAisa lbs
as compared with $500. 900 lbs. on
Sept: !. 1929, and a Ave year average
Closing prices on Wisconsin primary
markets Sept. Is: Twins 1sh. single
daisies 2oh, longhorns 2Oh, square
FEED: Mfllfeed markets show more
ACTIVITY among speculative buyers
Wheatfeeds. especially bran, were well
absorbed. Bran advanced about 81 per
ton despite very heavy stocks. Output
fering wheatfeeds for November De-
cember shipment freely as yet. Cotton
seed cake and meal quoted soc per
meal somewhat <frmer with demand
and offerings light.
Quoted Sept. Is: Minneapolis spring
bran s23.75. spring middlings $2575. -
per cent linseed meal $44. Chicago glu.
ten feed s4o.so. yellow hominy feed
GRAIN: Grain market unsettled
and reports damage European crops
Export trade active. Corn one cent
higher but nervous. fYctuating with
the weather. Oats higher on position
good export demnad. Cash demand ac-
tive and receipts well absorbed. Quot
ed Sept. 12: No. I dark northern spring
san1fspHi ssr %Ssps KANSAS cy III s, Ssd rsd
winter wheat Chicago ,l.soH.7;sih
sl2Isa' slIa' Kansas City si;ls,i;sl a. No; S;, 2
neapolls s1.1s% -I17H. No. 2 mixed
corn Chicago slish Lsoh. Minneapo-
rs,. LIS si:iaS-i:is%s Ne: , yellow scr eorn
i.lsa, Kansas Kansas; city nsfieG si.ie%. No 5
white oats Chicago 7%-4s%. Mime
apolis 45h -45%. Kansas City 4sh-
10, No. 3 white corn Chicago n.1sh-
In If7eEsrocK sroe1s clsK AND ME-. MEATS: Chicago
hog prices ranged from 10 TO 55c high.
sr than a week ago, closing at s1o,so
Sak the Medium sR and ana az soSs ss S
steady 10 soc lower at 1913 to 1850.
butcher cows and heifers steady to
l0c lower at s325 to 1915. feeder
steers % to soc higher at IS to $50
and light and medium weight veal
calves 75c to 81 lower at IS to 11.50.
Fat lambs 25c lower at tl2 to II, feed
Ing lambs steady to 25c higher at s1l
TO l3.2s. yearlings steady to 2sc lower
sst ss to u and Fat ewes s5c higher at
Stocker and feeder shipments from
IL important markets during the week
ending Sept. were: Cattle and calves
77:43s, hogs 1855. sheep 144,33i.
sept. is prices good grade meats
Beef si4.50-lT5e, veal S1s-22. lamb
S23-2s. mutton sf2-is. light pork loins
sz4-2s. heavy loins 1851.
nrsts. s5c: seconds. s2c: packing stock
fresh. sweet. 27c; grease. ic-
EGGS - All producers are warned
not to offer eggs for sale which are not
fresh and wholesome, and all dealers
who buy or deal In stale or rotten eggs
viii be prosecuted: u: 8. No. i. per
DOZEN. 34c. Must be clean. full and
weigh IS lbs. net to the case. and
comply with the following government
recommendations: Shell clean and
sound: air cell, localized. well defined.
~ inch depth or less. yolk visible.
white nrm and clear, germ no Develop
ment. size. uniform: y. 8. seconds. per
DOZEN. 2sc. VIII include stale. small.
dirties. shrunken and checked eggs
Eggs should not be washed. Quotations
on eggs include cases.