Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-22
U. S. MARKET REPORT
Washington, ID. c., for week ending
January 10. 1925.

eiy 80 As-0.
FEED: Feed markets quiet Demand
spotted. Prices unchanged for most
descriptions Hominy feed Arm with
improved offerings for deferred deliy-
cry. Gluten feed supplies and Offer
lngs exceed demand but prices are held
hrm by mills. Resellers quoting tran
sit gluten feed at discount OF 81 from
mill prices.
Quoted Jan. 10: Minneapolis spring
bran $50; spring middlings s3325; 81
per cent llnseed meal s36.75. Chicago
gluten feed 5000, yellow hominy feed
s4I5O. Sixty per cent digester feed
ing tankage at various markets S65.
GRAIN: Grain market firm. Wheat.
corn and rye against new high levels.
Wheat futures up account good export
inquiry and fears some damage to
winter wheat. July futures gaining
on May. Cash wheat active with firm
premiums Rye following wheat. Corn
high with wheat but cash corn not
following full advance In futures. Oats
higher In sympathy with other grains
but big commercial stocks discourage
ing price advances.
Quoted January 10: No I dark north
ern Minneapolis sl.s1-2,i7. No. red
$19s-205. No. hard winter Chicago
$1.s0-Ls0A; Kansas City Si.s0-1.97. No.
2 mixed corn Chicago, Minneapolis
s1,Sl. No: yellow corn Chicago Si;S2;
corn Chicago ,i2S-l,SI; Minneapolis
s1.33-1.3l: No. white corn Kansas
City sl26-l.26h. No. . white corn
Chicago sl,27h-L2s; No. white oats
Chicago. 5s-s0t; Minneapolis I'm,
Gle.
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter markets
nervous and unsettled during week
ending January 10 with pronounced
weakness and declines at the close. Re-
ceipts were liberal and storage with
drawals lighter than the preceding
week. Storage holdings In the United
states were reported as 65,657.o00 lbs.
as OF January /. This is n surplus
over 1924 Of some 35.0OO,000 lbs. and
over the Ave years average OF 49,,
600, 600 lbs. Foreign markets weakened
lower.
Closing prices OF 30 score: New York
AZ. CHICAGO ssh. Cheese markets
steady 70 firm with trade fair Receipts
continued TO show slight increases. The
final cold storage report released our
Jan. / OF l9.iS2.000 pounds. shortage
from a year previous OF more than a
ouarter million and a surplus oper the
Ave year average OF 100000.
wholesale prices on Wisconsin pri-
mary markets January nth: Single
daisies 2il5 young AMERICAS ze' iohs-
horns rs. square prints zoe
LINESIOCh AM nEA -. 80 =
hog prices ranged from i5-20e lower
than a week ago closing at 1859 Tor
the top and 1856 to 1880 for the bulk
medium and good beef steers Csc lower
no 3Oc higher at tT.65 to IL; butcher
COWS and helfers csc higher at sS.5O-
III feeder steers 25-4Oc higher al
a. COLTS, light and medium welgn ~
veal calves 25-5Oc lower at tsz5-l zze
fat lambs 25-50c higher at tls-ls; iced
ing lambs 25-5Oc higher at l5-lIbO,
ysariings soc net higher at 1880 70
H and fat ewes steady TO ZSc hlgher
at SS25-i225
stacker and feeder shipments from
~ Important markets during the week
anding January were: Cattle ana
calves ii,2s2: hogs 1926: sheep
20.3TA
January 10 prices good grade meats;
No. Sia bO-i7. veal 1851: lamb tZb-
20 rnntton si5-i9, light pork loins
iii-iS: heavy loins tit.SO-lI'
prrrrEp - Creamerles. extras. ssc.
rrsts 9sc: seconds. 33c' packing STOCK
fresh. sweet 32c; grease. lc.
EoGs-AIl producers are warned not
m offer eggs for sale when are not
fresh and wholesome, ana tne oeAIers
VINO buy or deal In stale or rotten eggs
VII ~ nroSecuted q. 3. No. IL per
80, asc: must be clean. full and
nn,yb as lbs net 20 the case and com
nIy wtth the following government
RECOMMENDATIONS: Shell clean ana
sound air cells localized. well dehned
n inch depth or less. yoIk, NsIDle'
sn,nsnt size uniform. U. 2. seconds
~ DOZEN ssc. will include small air
r.. and shrunken eggs. Eggs include
cassa Checys per dozen, Sec.