The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-10
MARKETS
Furnished by
v. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, o. c.
twss<rs Ne..p.p.s Union News se,la.,
Hay aad Feed.
Warrington, o. G.

Hay aaa Feed.
Minneapolis reports Twin City mark
cts floooed with loM HIauu :..y (. must.
and unsound stock sailing at 81 to IS.
Chicago hay receipts very liInt bat d.
mAnd OF hand to mouth charastsr
~ buyers appear not to be aia,med
about light receipts. receivers are un-
able to work prices higher. Good NO.
! Timothy would sell ut about SIS
Minneapolis. SIS Chicago. Demand for
uthwestern prairie in Chicago
limited: top grade would bring ABOUT
$40. Demand In general is light; re-
ceipts ample. Alfalfa weak and lower
In Cincinnati market where IA cara
are reported in terminals. quoted No.
! Timothy ss?.so Atlantis. tIS cl"c.n,
Minneapolis. sss Cincinnati: No. al
faifa $3.50 Atlanta. $2l Omaha. $23
Cincinnati; No: . Alfalfa sss Atlanta,
3l4 Omaha. 322 cincinnati; No. !
sis Kansas City: No. ; prairie sIl50
Minneapolis. 50 Omaha. No change in
feed market conditions. Demand re-
mains quiet and prices generally lower
than last week. Gluten feed reduced
another IS. making decline slS per
ton within past two weeks.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Northern round white potatoes de-
clined SC to l0c per 100 lbs, f. o. b..
reaching soc to soc. Chicago carlot
market down l0c to Ice at 81 to $l.l0.
Sacked round whites 10c to l5c lower
1t New York shipping points. closing
81 to $40. New York market down
i5c. reaching $3.50 to sl.65 bulk
Baldwin apples from cold storage
steady I. o. b.. around 81 per barrel.
bsldwin's and GreeninEs steady. most
ets. York imperials. $3.50 70 $3.50.
Northwestern extra fancy Winesaps
steady. f. o. b.. at $2.10 to $22b per
box. London reported all grade.
Rhode Island Grccnings ranged $7.72
to 1887 for the week ended Jan: 3ist
and oil grade OF Baldwtns $7.72 to
$s.s8 per barrel.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets have failed to re-
cover strength and the week closed
with feeling unsettled and prices av-
sraginE &c lower in eastern markets;
practically unchanged At Chicago. Al
present there Ia lack OF trading inter-
est. Foreign butter available on
markets but meeting little demand, H.i
York. ASc: Chicago. acc: Philadelphia
t3c: Boston. %Sc.
Live stsek and Meats.
Cattle and sheep prices at Chicago
declined sharply as compared With
week age. while hogs : xain:d. a.! sse IT,; = !.
sssr g.: % ssf '':sc' &c 70 s0Te se .e.s' esl oc
lamb. broke ;i.so to sl.7S: feedinY
lambs. 75c to ei:ss. Yesrl!nE showed
se ,a IT. d;sss enesxa % ls lat Hss
bulk OF sales. $3.50 $50: medium and
coed beef steers. s:se3s;7ss;: hytSss, 1tchs,
.ts:rs !s:tesSo light a. .nd = MEDIUM "a. Ss,
. i.ns:. III; ss.soeic.so: $780, fssd!ns lamb:
s.s.os;vsi; sxe.' ;s'sies.oo. yse"'t' ''S''
Eastern Wholesale fresh meat markets
were generally lower than u week ago
Beef down 6Oc to $3.50: Yea! and NUT.
to. 's..1 :t'Ss .ms q sex" .S~es . 'sst perl
ais.oo; veal. 10000 $500: lamb
s1s.o002..00: mutton il.ooV 1900
'sn. 'nfn. GS;k :,boo S!S; g :Soo 's0' s''' heavy
rh. week opened with advanoins
break in Argentina wheat added &c
beartshness In American markets
European financial conditions and Ger
also causing some concern. There was
an advance of about SC from the low
point In Buenox Aires wheat and this
in conjunction with disclosure OF over
sold condition in all American 1. grain.
lighter: receipts at principal markets
seosssse%i showed sirons M unds.,ons. Min"eapoii:
reports slow flour demand slack
wheat demand except for choice with
apoli. March. For the week Chicago
March wheat lost G7sc at &l.66 * May
corn. exc to Sbb. Minneapolis March
wheat down Ske at 3Llb&: Kansaa
May. Sc to sl.ss: Chicago May wheat
Si.iSk.