The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 20, 1926, Page 7

€ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1926 _ GRAIN | LIVESTOCK Enthusiastic Suppert-Lacking, New Lows Set For Present Crop Mavetient pt Feb. 20.—)—The do- mestic wheat market had a nérvous undertone during the weck ending February 19, with uneasy anid lower ‘tending foreign markets dominating $4 the situation, according to the week- ly review of the U. S, departmént of agriculture ‘issued ‘today. ie Domestic markets reeeived a little speculative support for Chicago May wheat around the 1.68 mark, ie market lacked enthusiasti¢ nies and prices made new lows for the present crop movement. Cash wheat went about unchenged,, premiums with the higher protein grades showing perhaps a ee ‘ims provement. May closed Friday at 1.597%, week. 4 Corn Was Weak Durum was firm to strong. Corn ‘was weak on account of selling pre sure in the cash market. No. 3 yel- low sold six cents under the Chicago May O the market showed a fairly steady undertone. 3 white sold % at 1 sone under the May which closed at. Th. Barley was quict. Cash sold from; at May closing at 62! for the week. was dull and showed an casy undertone. Cash sold 2 to 4 cents under the May which closed at 82' a loss of 2% cents for the week. Cash flax was steady despite an irregular market at Buenos Aires, selling 2 to 5 egnts under, May, which closed at 2.43, a gain of drcent for the weck. 4 WHEAT HIGHER: a loss of 1% cents for the}. *{No. 1 amber durum .. EARLY BUT IS 12 Advances at Opening Were Not Well Maintained— Corn, Oats Upward CLOSE IS FIRM Chicago, Feb. 20.—()—A, - sive buying, particularly during the last part of the board of parr session, gave wi prices a lift today. There was general evening up to prepare for the holiday on Monday. Expectations are that Chicago contract stocks of wheat will show considerable decrease for the current week, leaving less than 300,000 bushels in store here. Wheat ciesed firm, net higher, corn 4 to and oats unchanged ai advance. 4 to 2 cents it Chicago, Feb. 20.---)—With _ re- ports at hand stressing indications ‘that world supplies of wheat at the end of the present seagon will be de- cidedly small and that acreage for the 1926 crop will be somewhat les: ‘than last year, wheat averaged hig er here early toda; The fact it, Liverpool failed to reflect a decline at Buenos Aires tended also to en- courage buying. Advance: owever,, . especially in the price of new crap deliveries were not well maintained. The opening, unchanged to % cent off, May new 1.67 at % and July; bu 1.48%, was followed by material up- turns all around,:but then by numer- ‘ous irregular changes, with May dis- playing noticeable relative strength.) Corn and oats pointed upward, in- fluenced by moist weather and by in- dications that distressed selling corn ‘had about reached an end. After - opening unchanged to % cont off, May 78% to 79 cents, corn scored moderate gains all around. Oats started unchanged to ‘cent higher, May 41% at 41%. Later, all monthsgellowed some advance. Provisions were responsive to the upward trend of grain. ‘ WHEAT MOVES. UPWARD ON MILL CITY MARKET i Feb. 20.—()—Stead- Minneay iness at Liverpoy! and a fair rebound, at Buenos Aires, with better domes tic cash news and an oversold tech- ical condition in futures, contribut- d toa strong upturn in wheat dui ing today’s short session, — Uncer- tulnty at the opening was short lly-| ed and prices started moving 2 rapidly with only small downw: reagiions. May t fifst half hour and later extended the advance to 2% to 2% cents. Corn again showed a better fnder- tone after a draggy start, futures moving up % cents and holding of the gain. Oats futures were firm, gaining cent on a light trade. May barley rallied 1% cent and fin- ished 1% cent higher. May tye mov- ed-up 2 cents and finished 1’ cent higher for the day. Cash wheat was higher, the mar- ket as a.whole being up one to ten cents. . Durum offerings were meager and demand for good quality was sharp. Corn wee slow ne, aceeant of the coming holiday. High gnoisture corn was easier, Oats were, juiet fund steady, Rye was ae cent bet. ter. Barley was quiet ‘and unchang- ed, Flax seed was quiet and steady. Liberty seeond 4 first. 44s 102% Libe 100.26; Liberty third 4 erty fourth 4%s 102.112" U, 104.3% U.S. G, 44s 1 Feb. 20.) — ase churning cream 41; packing . ~ IRREGULAR: ‘| steady. Hogs, which CHICAGO RANGE Whest — Oper High eat — May-new ..107, rats May old 365%. 1.67' 48% 1.49% 41% 1.42% 1.48 142% 79% | 82% | 31%! 43 | | % | Whoat— Span ig . yield . 160% 4 % 1.00% 1.41 ly + 1.89%. 15.12 v +2 807 z 20 15.85 63% 63% 62% 62% GANS BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miter ‘cbruary % No. 1 dark northern ..... No. 1 northern spring % 65% | No. 1 mixed durum . No. 1 red durum .. No. 1 flax No. 2 flax No. 1 tye . : Dark hard winter Hard winter ...... We quote but di foNowing: Oats ..... jo not handie Barley ... Speltz, per cwt. SHELL CORN No. 4, 56 Ibs. or more . No. 5, ‘55 Ibs. ‘ No.6... Sample . is 1 cent per poun Tbs. shell. SOUTH ST, PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Feb. 20.—(#)—Len- ten influences were suggested in the trend for most classes of livestock here this week, with but one excep- tion, namely, cattle, says the weekly . department of scount under 56 Ear corn, 70 tbs. 5 cents under, agriculture. A series of light runs here and at outside kets finally checked the downturn on beef and butcher cattle and enabled: sellers to regain all of. last week's 25 to 60 cent losses. Hog’ values on the other hand continued in :their downward course, for the most :patt, butcher hogs and packing sows averaging 26 to 50 cents lower, while light-weight offeri: held about; ad attained ‘top heavy levels lost from 75 to 85 per cent. Fat lambs and sheep worked sharply lower with few exceptions all week, closing today $1.00 ‘lower than last Friday. ium heavyweight steers, reached 9.25, yearlings » bulk of all steers ‘and yearlings 7.50 at 8.50. Fat she stock landed at 4.50 to 6.75 mainly, canners and cutters 3.60 at, 00, with ‘bulls at the close 5.60 at 5.75, a few hundred. ; .Veal calves finished 25 at 50 cents off or ‘at 11.00 mainly. Stockers and feeders closed with a strong under- tone, bulking from 6.75 at 7.50, with. mesty feeders upwards to 8.60. light hogs Friday, closed at 12.75 at 13.00 with medium and heavy tchees largely at 11.75 at 12.00, ex- cessively heavyweights 11.50. Pack- ing sows finished at 9.75 to 10.00, pigs mostly 13.50. : Choice 82 to 85 pound ted lambs closed at 12.50 with good natives; Jacpely, 12.26, cull lambs around 9.50. ro dowbies of Montane lambs went to feeder buyers at 12.50. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Feb. 20.—U)—Hogs 5,000 uneven; m1 dh butchers mostly Fee's Jow close; light li stent to 25} cents lower; 250 to 800 pound butch- | ers largely 11.50 at 11.80; bulk desir- | able 200 to fou eERS ore ts see at 12,803 ma: 0. pounds ts 1800 ai. 18.60: top on 140 to 120! pound averages. 13.00; | 4 1g sows 9.75 at 10.60; bulk better killing pigs: shippers. 3,600; esti- Fr Bt, 13. h Y d holdover 1, he eight Jights 12.00 at : 13.60; as up one cent during’ the} strong to steady; choice shippi ly 50 cents ‘lower+ 11 to packers 1.60 off; we prise 3 ‘al 5.00; canners an cutters 3.65 at 4.35: and’ teoters ReBrat uf sneer its oubise, fram toeding direct a1 joub! . tation: cds canthet nomipal: CONFIDENCE RESTORED IN BUTTER HART All Markets Appetr to Be in Fairly Firm: Position at End-of Week — Chicago, Feb. 20.—(P)—An improv- ed:demand fot fing butter-and a re: toration of confidence resulted in! the development ‘af a firmer position. ‘On all the large butter markets dur-, ‘dng the week. je week opened’ with; ‘a ‘steady to firm tone on the four’ larger markets and, price advances: were effected at New York and Bos. ‘tan. ppeared ‘dolphia, where #atly in the. week there was a ato of the top ‘scores and receivéys’ were having dif-, ‘ficulty in keeping their floors clear. As.the week progressed, more con- fidencé developed and by Friday all markefs appeared. to be in: a' fairly firm position. In spite of the firmer tone and improved demand there was some speculation as to whether or nod this condition would continue. The bet- ter demand may have been specula- tive, in fact at Chicago much of the firmness could be attributed ‘to the demand for long lines’ of 92. score whole milks and 89 to 90 scare cen- tralized cars for delivery on the Fet ruary future options, and naturally, as the price of future options worked higher, the spot prices were also ad- vanced. PRICE MOVES ARE UNEVEN . -BUTUPWARD 30 Professional Traders in Con- trol of Selling—Market Closes Steady New York, Feb. 20.--(4)-—Uneven price movements again characterized today’s stock market but the main tendency appeared to be upward. Selling continued largely in the hands of professional traders with many of the day’s fluctuations re- flecting the usual pre-holiday rea justment of spectlative accounts. ear traders, in secking out new weak spots, forced recessions of one ‘to three points in a number of goods, equipment, amusement, chemical and merchandising sares, but some of the Josses were recovered, in part at Jeast when another, bullish, demon- tration in American Can (old stock) sent that issue soaring 11% points to 344%%,.the highest on record. Heavy ‘accumul of a select list of low ‘and medium priced rails also had -a steadying influence with the Chicago Alton and Seaboard Air Line is- sues leading the advance in that Troup. International Harvester, foundation company, Central Leather preferred and the Chicago shares dev- eloped marked strength. The clos- ing was steady. Total sales, approxi- mated 600,000 shares. MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT Minneapolis, Feb. 20.—(4)—Wheat ‘receipts 141 cars compared to 104 cars a year ago. Cas! . 1 nerth- orn 1.63% at 1.66%; No. } dark north- ern spring, choice. to, fancy, 1.73% at 1.77 good to choice 1.68% at 1.72%; ordinary to good "1.67%; (No. 1 hard ork. 1,79) No. 1 dark jhard “Montana on track 1.6442 at 1.80%; to arrive 1.64% at 1.79%; May 1.61%; July 1.68%. Corn, No. 3 yellow 67 at 71. Oats, No. 3 white 87% at 37%. Barley, 50 Sac a a3%. , No. 2,, 864 i Bie No. t 239% wt 242% - PRIGETREND | ~ ISDISCLOSED}, ping Public Participation, in Market on a Reduced Scale For ‘the Week ~ New ifluctu 3 in week's. stock market cles rey of posing. special ‘but failed to ise ein ‘trend. While the average‘of 20 issues mounted te an. Electric, two of the stocks used in ‘the compilation. si Public participation in the market | _ ‘was on a reduced scale. ‘ j ‘The ‘weck’s trade news was rather ‘mixed in cheracter., The lemand for wteel ‘was characterized as disap- [pointing by some of the steel trade i Carloadings in the week ebruary B, the latest for which figures are available, showed a slight falling off from those of the same week last year. Favorable stock market factors included the ‘actual resumption of anthracite min- ing, qeeclet dividend distributions by the Texas Gulf Sulphur, Railway Steel Spring, Fairbanks Morse, and . I. Dupont Demours and company, the announcement of a decrease in crude oil production last week, and the di ion of the seaboard line to begin the construction of new lines in Florida. Bears guccteded in uncovering @ number of weak spots. The break in Devoe and ynolds, which started last Saturday, continued during the early part. of the week with the re- sult that the stock fell from 104'6 to 45% in a ‘few days. : Publication of the annual report o the Baldwin’ Locomotive company, showing less than $1 a share carned on the preferred stock, also inspired selling which sent that issue down to a new low level for the year. Other stocks which were sold be- cause of relatively poor 1925 earn- ings, were American Woolen common ‘and preferred,, Marine preferred, Fox Film, U. S. Industrial Alcohol. MINNESOTA BANK CLOSED St. Paul, Feb (#)-—The State Bank of Dovray was closed because of depleted reserve, A. J. Veigel, com- missioner of banks, announced today. The bank ‘had deposits aggregating 200,000. Anton Lindstrom i dent and H. T. RANGE OF CARLOAD LOTS Minneapolis, Feb. 20.—(#)-—- Range of carlot grain sales: Wheat No. 1 1.6213 at 1.78%; No. 3 ditto dark northern 1 1 ale Ne Simonson y' Flax No. 1, 2. POTATOES Chiéago, Feb. 20.—U)— Potatoes: Receipts 52, cars; total U. S. ship- ments 620; sixteen Canadian, ing slow; market weak; Wisconsin sacked round whites 3.65 at 3.90 Minnesota sacked round whites 3.60 at 3.80; Idaho sacked russets 3.85 at 4.10. Minneapolis, Feb. 20.—(@)-— Ligh wire inquiry, demand slow, mar! steady, Carlodds delivered sales, freight only deducted, Minneapo St. Paul rate, sacked cwt. 3.50 at 3.60; seed stock sacked cwt. Irish Cobblers, partly graded 3.65 to 3.80, most! 3.75. Sacked ewt. Bliss Triumph partly graded 3.75 at 3 CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicero, Feb. 20—()—Butter un- changed; ,receipts 9,120 tubs; cars jower, receipts 12,876 cases; firsts 26; ordinary firsts 24. CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago, Feb. 20.—(P)—- Poultrs ative steady; receipts 3 cars; fowl 26%; springs 30; turkeys 35; roost- ers 21; ducks 30 at 32; geese 20. t trad-y -—(city. or county) # ied company will spp-# pnitel and. start you in ye fevit. business « selling Hitles people must buy every’ rience’ — Unnecessary. e MeConnon & Co., Factory 2, Wittoria, Minn. * ef WANTED—Men and” women ‘to sell} high grade line to consumer, ‘Old established concern, new specialty) lines. this season, Write or see M.'B, Hanson Saturday, Feb-} rate ‘Sith. at the McKenzie Ho-' el. : WAN’ ie en high de line to congumer, established concern, new spccialty,)} lines added this season. Write orjj see M: B. Hanson Saturday, Febru) ary 27th, at the McKenzie Hotel, =n PUTAS La. WANTED—Start business of yeur own without capital in. six weeks, Lear real estate business. Course statts February 22nd. Write American Business College, Fargo, N. 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