Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-02-26
]. S. MARKET REPORT
Washington, d. c., for week ending
February 20. 1925.

February 20. 1925.
FEED: Feed markets heavy and
declining. Pressure of offerings Is
d0f byns fra@
demand insufficient to absorb Offer
ings. Production and stocks all feeds
heavy. Export demand for oil meals
lis spring bran s22 spring middlings
$24: 81 per cent linseed meal $3.50.
Chicago gluten feed s32.so; yellow
hominy feed $3.50. sixey per cent di-
gester feeding tankage at various sta
tons SIS.
GRAIN: Grain markets firmer fol-
lowing last weeks decline. May wheat
futures about Sc higher than week
ago on stronger foreign markets and
with firmer premiums. Oats futures
lower with big commercial stocks de-
pressing market but cash oats high
er than week ago.
Quoted Feb. 20: Nc; dark northern
ter Kansas City s1ss-1.s6; No: 2 hard
mixed corn Chicago sf.is-1.sOA Min
PFs snsa. siSsl1s No No. % pssw
Kansas City sIls-i.Is; No, yellow
corn Chicago si.20-l.2s%; Minneapolis
s117-12l: No. white corn Kansas
sas city sac; No No. White oats chi
1914.
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter markets
were somewhat irmer during the week
half cent were effective. trade was fair
and the market steady at the advance.
Receipts were adequate but no accu-
mutations were reported.
York ii: Chicago 10. Cheese markets
were about steady on fresh made
goods with trade Irregular. Prices de-
cllned half cent on the Wisconsin
following the decline a steadier tone
appeared and more confidence devei-
oped Cured cheese especially at east
ern markets was rather firmly held but
demand slow.
mary markets Feb. 10: Single daisies
80; double daisies 22h; longhorns
23A; square prints 23h
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS: Chicago
hog prices ranged from 20 to soc higs =
for the top and 5000 to 11.50 for tbs
bulk. Medium and good beef steers
Csc 10 81 higher at $7.35 to Ills;
higher at 1885 TO 1850; feeder steers
steady at SIS to SIS; light and medium
weight veal calves steady to 25c low
err at $40 to 1850; fat lambs 80 TO SOC
so to 75c lower at SIS to III; yearlings
75c to 81 lower at 1850 to 1926 and
fat ewes steady to 25c lower at So TO
$50.
stocker and feeder shipments from
~ Important markets during the week
ending Feb IS were: Cattle and calves
.s7.soi: hogs s,si7; sheep 2o.os2.
Feb. 20 prices good grade meats:
Beef s13 to IS; veal SIS to 20; lambs
s26 10 20: mutton SIS to IS; light pork
ioins $40 to 10; and heavy loins Is
Minneapolis Closing Cash Prices.
No. / dark northern si.76-2.0S; No.
northern s1.75-L7s; No. I dark hard
sL3a-i77; r No h ara u si7i Noi drum S9
sI75-ls2; corn, No. yellow si.is- IS;
oats, No. white 49c; barley choice
10 fancy $3.50: rye No. sL4s-lbl:
iax seed No. s2.ss-3.os.
So. St Paul Livestock.
steers s4-I2: cows and heifers -
ii5O; veal calves s3-l050. hogs IS
1890: sheep and lambs s5.25-li.5o.
Minneapolis Produce Market.
BUTTER - Creamery extras, sse.
frsts. 37c: seconds, 34c; packing stock
fresh sweet, 22c: grease, lc.
EGGS All producers are warned
not to offer eggs for sale which are
not fresh and wholesome and the
dealers who buy or deal in stale or
rotten eggs will be prosecuted Coun-
try receipts, rots out, per case $500;
u s. No. Is per dozen, 33c: must be
clean, full and weigh IS lbs. net to
ing government recommendations:
Shell clean and sound. air cells local
ICED. well defined. u inch depth or less:
yoIk visible: white firm and clear:
germs no development: size uniform.
O. s. seconds. per dozen. Csc; will In
clude small dirties and shrunken eggs
Eggs include cases. dirties and
shrunken. 26c.