The Dolores star., 1921-09-23

Chicago declined. New Jersey Giants
up l5c To- 3ou at shipping points. hoId-
inE at Ss-l5 per 100 pounds. sack,d.
Gnins of 25c to soc in eastern city
markets advanced prices {" range
OF s2.l5 t" s2.G5. Idaho round whites
down 35c in Chicago carlot market
ranging $3.50 to $3.50; down soc in
Kansas city at S2.5o; firm in Cincin-
natl. and st. Louis firm at 1925 TO
$3.50.
Live stock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices declined the past
week. sheep and lamb prices sharply
higher; beef and BUTCHER cattle steady
to much as soc higher per 100
pounds. The feature Of the market
was AN advance Of 81 to SIS on fat
lambs. I0c to 75c on feeding lambs
and from 25r to SOC on fat ewes and
ycarlinEs. Butcher cows and heif"rs
and feeding steers generally steady :
medium and good beef steers up zoe
to SOC. The hog market declined rather
STEADILY: net changes for the week
amount to 25C to GOC per leo pounds
Chicag" prices. Hogs, top $3.50 Ton"
lpad). bulk Of sales. SG.i0 to $40.
ri~dium and good beef steers, $685. to
$40, butcher cows and hcifers, $3.50 to
so. feeder steers. IS to s725: light and
medium weight veal calves, 50 to
$l&.I5. fat lambs, SS.2h to Slu.2I. feed
ing lambs, Sj.7j to $3.50. yearlings
s. to S7.T5: fat ewes So to s.. St"ckcr
and feeder shipments from II import
ant markets during the week were
sheep. 1913. 3.Oi2.
with tho exception OF. fresh pork net
changes in eastern Wholesale fresh
meat prices during the week were not
material. Beef steady: good veal down
81 with medium grades ranging from
steady to 80 higher. according to the
market. Lamb prices st"ndy to e.
hiGher. mutton averaged about stendy.
Pork lOns weak at declines running
from 81 to SO per 100 pounds. Sfp-
t"mber 1tth prices good grade mcnts:
Ia
lamb. $l7 to s2l; mutton, 81 To- s14.
light pork loins. So to $50: heavy
loins s14 to s2l.
Dniry Products.
Hutter markets firm; price tendency
report released September 18th cover
ing entire United States shows Sep
t"mb"r total holdings 9S.9iG.O00
pounds. compared with Il5.55S 900
pounds year ago aud with fivc-yoaT
avrrag" of ll0.a2O, ,0OO pounds. Closing
prices. ~ score: New York i4Ec:
Chicago. i2lsc; Philadelphia and
Hay market continues very quiet
generally Rain curtailtnE movement
At Minneapolis. Receipts light at Chi
"aGo and Cincinnati Southern demand
Shp" ing slight Improvement. No.
timothy. New York s2S-50. Boston SIS
Pittsburgh Sgl. Chicago S2J. Mime
apnl's $3.50 Cincinnati $40. No | al
falfa, New York s3l. Minneapolis $40
No. | prairie, Minneapolis. $3.50.
Grnin.
Wheat prices advanced during the
first half of the week. Influenced by
fears of drputh damage in Argentina: I:
reduced estimate in yield for Argcn-
tina. and isnod American export busi-
ness Country offerings small in
northwestern and southwestern United
states. Weakness Of foreign exchange
chrc'Sing export business Closing
prices IN Chica"o cash market: No. .
red winter wheat S130. No. . hard
wiu.er wheat, $l,29; No. 2 mixed corn
55ci No. yellow corn. SIC: No. 3 white
uatt SIC. For the week Chicago De-
confer wheat advanced iac. closing
at St.3l: December corn down half "A
cent, closing at ilEc. Minneapolis De
"wmb"r wheat up I cents at Sl.i3i4
Kansas city December wheat down C
at Sl.21 - Winnipeg December wheat
down &C at $l.393s. Chicago Septom-
Der wheat closed at S1.2S. September
corn. size; Minneapolis September
wheat. S1.lS Kansas City September
wheat. Sl19h: Winnipeg October
wheat, Sl-i5@s.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices advanced about
40 points during the week. closing
around 1850 per pound. New York
october futures up 40 points st 1890