Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-03
U. S. WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
Prices for Grain, Potatoes, Livestock
and Products Continue Down.
ward Trend.
WEEKLY MARKETGRAM.

NY -. o0I Sctu Ol
Washington, Nov. 27.-For week ending
Nov. A.--HAY, FEED AND sEED-The
nay market trend is downward because of
heavier receipts and light demand in prin-
prairie prices 81 to So lower. Alfalfa
steady; prices unchanged. Chicago and
Hhlaclnnau IN 1d report improved demand for
eago s 0sf s Ne o pSS5hy Not pTa Gai
RE, Chicago, s23. Wheat feeds slightly
ioWer. 10 Bran and middlings 81 lower than
I1ias Iase week wee in, Cincinnati. Beet pulp sup
plies plentiful. Quoted bran 5000. Flour
middlings ss7, reddog, $50 Minneapolis;
nomlny $SS st. Louis, oat feed SIS, Kansas
City. Abnormally slow movement of clo-
yer ana alfalfa seed continues. Growers
unwilling to sell at prevailing prices.
Slean seed per 100 lbs: Red clover SIG to
SlS. Seedsmen reluctant to make bids be-
cause Of declining prices and money
str1ngency.
GRAIN--Trend of prices steadily DOWN
ware during the week with the exception
OF the ISrd. Export sales of wheat heav-
ter ser, on the oath than any day since early
bar' tar' N yer neavy selling of Chicago Decem-
per oy houses with seaboard connections
caused further break in prices. Good de-
ano nano Tor cash grains on the 24th at strong
Pre- pasmlums IIl over December prices. Soft
reo winter wheat hard to get and No 2
Drought 3Oc over Chicago December. No
naro winter SIC premium over Decem-
per. NO. old mixed corn &C premium,
New New NO. yellow &c, old No. yellow 12c,
~
December wheat lost 24c, closing at 81 80.
December corn down &c at CSC. Minneap-
11ls Oecember wheat lost 22e at $1.47M,
nansas n q sa CITY 25c at $151, Winnipeg 241sc
ffih,o4zs r. ana May corn at 711sc. Minneapo-
us y .oiA March wheat s1.5O1s, Kansas City
siisyH, FRfJ1Ts TMssnnipeg q Ngg May NE sl,z2; a
toes declined l0c to 15c per 100 lbs at
northern 81 f.. O., b.. markets, reaching s.65
to $l.S5 sacked. Apples continue Steady.
SSaiowlns S moving slowly at $4.25 per brl.
+ o. b. Northwest at s21O to S225 per box.
Danlsh type cabbage steady f. O. b.
around $40 per ton bulk at western New
weak, about 25c per brl lower in consum-
ing N markets at s1.75 to s4.25 on Novem-
LIVE STOCK AND MEATs-cattle al
condltions two weeks ago and net ad-
Vances of 25c on feeding steers to 81 q
ns On eholce yearlngs We're recorded for the
Past 81 week; week Beef steers advanced s5c to
Sl.l5. veal calves lost S1.25. Hog prices
continued to drop, the extreme top show
ing decline Of s. per 100 lbs, IL the av-
erage decline $2.75. Fat lambs broke 75c
sharply lower. November Il top CHICAGO
prices: Hogs SO, yearling steers SIS. good
beef steers $3.50 to s15.75, heifers s125O
eows 60 5s So,o0. feeder steers s1O.75, westerns
feeding lambs sn.50, ewes, s4.65. All fresh
meat prices declined during the week
fresh pork showed the greatest loss
loins declining s. to Sc per 100 lbs. Beei
broke - to $3.50, veal 81 to So; with some
medium grades more. Lamb and muttor
lost 81 to So. Trade uniformly lower.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-ButtsS market de-
cfdedly weak, prices for 80 score declin
ing &c at Chicago. Eastern markets an
ucipate decline and dealers are shading
prices to move stock of all grades Clos
ing prices 90 score, N. Y, Csc, Philadel
phia 651ac, Boston 60c, Chicago &c. Cheese
market good. Some slight further ad
yances reported during past few days a
/ Chicago and Wisconsin points Price,
| slightly higher and for most part steady
to firm. November q prices Plymouth
(Wis.l cheese exchange: Twins 24c, Dai
sizes 25Ac, double Daisies 241zc, LonghornI
26c. square prints 2S1sc.