The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-12-03
weekly MARKETCRAM
Cu. 5. bureau Of Marke,.l

Move mber &c. 1890:
Hsy and Feed-The holiday accumu-
iation and limited demand for hay 1.
causing depression In the principal dis-
tributing markets. Prices are general
ly sl.00q300 lower than last week.
quotations. Prairie in good demand A.
Chicago and Minneapolis because Of
light receipts. Buyers consider pricea
Of all hay high compared TO grain. Quote
No. l timothy: Chicago. $50; Cincin-
natl. 5000; New York. $3.50: Atlanta
$3.50. No. / alfalfa: Memphis, S3a:
Kansas City. s27. No. l prairie: Kan.
sas City. SIS; Chicago. SIS: Minneap-
oils. $50.
Wheat feeds easier, especially mid.
dlings. Cottonseed meal and linseed
meal, weak Gluten feed off 81; hon.
my feed unchanged. Demand remains
protein in heavy wheat feeds are ex-
ceilent. Stocks of gluten feed reported
light. Southeastern and northeastern
markets report shipment prices for
Gluten feed. $50. PhiIadeIphia. bran.
$3l: middlings. SGT Minneapolis: bran
$4o.5o; middlings. s39. Northeastern
markets. white hominy. S35. st. Louis
seed meal. s45 Buffalo: $is Minneap-
oils; Red Dog. ISL Boston: SO per cent
cottonseed meal. SAL. Northeastern
markets: best pulp. S44 Chicago.
rouno white potatoes moving slowly at
shipping stations: prices l5c lower per
100 pounds. closing $l.60@1.S5. Car
lots in Chicago. $l.s00l.s0. Middle
lower at s2.O0Q25O. Movement. light
err; 1880 cars shipped week. ended No.
vember 25th compared with SCOT cars
preceding week.
kets; A ga Baldwins. S4.1004s5 per
barrel; northwestern Winesaps mostly
$2l0Q2.25 per box. Eastern Baldwins
advanced 81. Pittsburg. closing. $3.50
ing rapidly for past three weeks: bar
relied 1887 cars, boxed 1856 cars week
ended November rs.
Danish type cabbage steady at $40
per ton bulk western New York ship
ping points. Prices irregular In con-
Stunning markets. Eastern markets
closing s12.25. Movement much light
err, shipments falling below 500 cars
for first time in several weeks. Sup
ply coming chiefly from New York
state.
Onions steady at chipping points and
In consuming centers. except some
sales in Pittsburg as high as $225
week ended November rs. compared
| with 537 cars previous week.
virginia sweet potatoes slow and
weak Eastern consuming markets
losing additional rs cents per barrel.
| reaching s1.75@3.50. Shipments de-
creasing steadily; 3S1 cars week ended
November %.
Grain.-Save the 23rd. grain prices
fell continuously during the week, Chi
cago December wheat reaching a new
low level on the Goth due to heavy
selling of futures. Sentiment continues
bearish due to general economic con-
ditions and liquidation in all lines of
trade. Bankers In Chicago and New
york becoming alarmed over big break
| In wheat. fearing disastrous conse-
quences unless stopped. Milling de-
| mand for cash wheat slightly improved.
| but flour buyers still holding of Mills
| averaging only so per cent of capacity,
| which Is without precedent at this sea-
son of year. Scarcity of soft Red win
ter wheat indicated by premiums over
| December in Chicago markets No. 1
| red winter, S@32c over December; No
red winter 26 a soc; No. hard win
ter SO 1oc; No, hard winter. 6@sc in
Minneapolis; No. / dark northern
brought 1Oc over Minneapolis Decem-
Der on the Goth, and No. Q 5 cents over
! Corn market seems on good basis.
selling 5 &c over December and No.
four cents over. Only fair demand for
mixed corn. For the week Chicago De-
cember wheat lost 1910. closing s1.55.
apolis December wheat lost 1SMc at
I.41A; Kansas City, 16hc at s1.46;
Winnipeg, 23c at sl.61. Chicago March
Wheat Me closed %;nns at no s'i4sM May corn at
! II.
sl;45*; Kansas City. 1.4s; Winnipeg
Livestock and Meats. = Compared
with week ago. hogs at Chicago s1.70
lower today. Sheep and lambs lost SOC
to 75c. Cattle advanced 75c to 81 net
on beef on steers and about csc on
COWS western range cattle up SOC
Veal calves down 81. November 26th
$3.50; heifers, sia.2S: cows, sio's5:
feeder cows. s1o.5o; westerns. S12.25;
YEA sS calves sis; fat and feeding lambs.
plies, weakness in livestock markets
and the Thanksgiving holiday, fresh
meat prices showed substantial declines
sor the week; Beef was the least af-
Iected, declining an average of 81 per
10y pounds. Pork declined most. to-
days prices on fresh loins ranging all
the way from $500 to s11oo lower than
$500: lamb and mutton, $1,000 500 per
100 pounds. November rs prices on
good grade meats: Beef, $4,000 81. 90;
veal. s2o.oO@23.oO; lamb. s24 90 a Is. 90 !:
mntton, s1s;oo@14.OO; light pork loins,
s22Oo @3200; heavy loins, $4,000 90 90.
Dairy Products.-Butter markets I'M
settled during the week and prices
broke sharply a on the 2sth. Closing
cago. SIC; Philadelphia, 61c; Boston.
oSc. These prices represent declines
or about &c In eastern markets: 8 cents
chicago. Weakened condition attribut-
ed to surplus on markets and light de-
mand In anticipation of lower prices.
Foreign butter also a factor. Two
shipments aggregating 448.000 pounds
received from Denmark during week.
Argentine butter hard to move on ac-
count poor quality. Shipments domes-
tic reported having been made for east
ern markets back to interior points.
where supplies are temporarily short.
Regardless of holiday cheese business
fairly good Stocks moving readily
ct wisconsin primary markets with
kets reported. Fall defects in quality
beginning to appear and this Is ex-
pected to slow up trading. Trading
has been on slightly higher basis than
last week. Majority Of Wisconsin sales:
Twins, 25Ac; daisies, 26kc; double
daisies, 26c; young Americas, csc; long
horns, 27c.