Arizona republican., 1921-10-25
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO
 CHICAGO, Oct 24-CATTLE- Receipts, 26,000; slow; mostly steady. Choice corn fed, very scarce; early top yearlings, SIPS; some held higher; bulk beef steers, $5.75@ 9.25; veal calve weak to lower; best top packers, early, $11.00.
 | HOGS-Receipts. 10000; mostly 10 | to 15 cents lower than Saturdays average; top, $S.30: bulk lights and light butchers, $8.10mS.25; bulk ! packing sows, s6.50@7.25; pigs, | steady; bulk desirable, $S150S25. Receipts, 3O,000; general i ly steady to 25 cents higher; early sales fat native lambs largely, $S.25@
 $50; asking 25 to 50 cents higher on western fat and feeder lambs: none
 sold early; good Montana wethers
 S5.75; best ewes western, $5.000; fat
 native ewes, s4.75.
 I KANSAS CITY
 | KANSAS CITY, Oct 24-CATTLE l Receipts, 3S,000; beef steers steady | to weak; top heavies, 1925; best l yearlings available, $9.60; other early l steer sales, S5.00190O; stockers,
 steady to strong; morning sales, $400 I 06.25; feeders and other classes, I steady; early feeders, $525@600; | few cows. $4.50@ 800; most sales, | $325Q4.25; canners generally s2.O0@ I 2.50: bulk around $225; good cutters, $500; must bulls, $3.00@3.50; better II grades vealers, $9.o0@9.50; one IT.
 car string New Mexican heifers, | $5.25
 I HoGS-Receiuts s9,OO0; open 1C j to 15 cents lower; close around steady with Fridays average; best Il 190 to 225 pound weights to packers, $7.90; bulk same weight to shippers, | $7.75@ 7.S5; most mixed droves, $7. 30 Il @765; bulk of sales, S725@7S5; packing sows generally, S6.25@6.75: stock pigs steady; bulk good kind
 $7.75@S.25; one strictly choice 100- | pound load, sS4O
 l SHEEP Receipts 5000; sheep full l ly steady; most fat ewes around p S400; lambs 25@50 cents higher; top l western, sS.60.
 I DENVER Il DENVER. Oct. 24-CATTLE-Re
 ceipts, 1900; slow, steady, 15 cents
 lower; beef steers. s4.00@5.75; COWS
 and heifers. $2.50@5.00; calves, s6.oC vi Q9.50; bulls, $2.25@3.00; stockers x and feeders, $3.00G 5.S5. r HOGS-Receipts, HOO; steady, 15c . lower; top, sS25; bulk, $6.25 QS.00.
 SHEEP-Receipts 36,000; strong f 25c higher; lambs, $7.00@7.75; ewes o $2.25@ 5@400; feeder lambs, $5.75@ LOO PRODUCE CHICAGO, Oct 24-Butter un- I changed; creamery extras, 441aci h firsts, s5Q43c; seconds, 31@34c; . standards, 39c. Eggs, unchanged T receipt 3,517 cases; firsts, 45@4S n ordinary firsts, 40@42c; miscellane.
 ous. 43@45c; refrigerator extras e 32 F @33c; refrigerator firsts, 31 E C
 32 cents.
 Potatoes, weak; receipts. 159 cars y on track, 55S; total United State
 shipments, 1897; Minnesota ant North Dakota bulk Red river Ohios i' s1.75@1.S5 cwt.; Wisconsin and Min
 nesota sacked, white, S1.65@1.9 . cwt.; bulk. sL70q1.90 cwt.: Dakoti V white, bulk. s1.65@1-S0 cwt.
 KANSAS CITY, Oct. 24-Buttel
 unchanged; creamery, 46c; packing
 24c. Eggs. unchanged; firsts, 4Ic ' seconds. soc. Poultry, unchanged d, hens, 15@20c; springs, 1IQ21c. y. GRAIN
 l. CHICAGO. Oct. 24-Close: ); Wheat-December. s1.o7&; Ma. $, $112ss.
 B; Corn-December, 47s; May, 5S9s d, Oats-December. S31s; May. 377s IT. POfk-Janualy, Slo.Uu- d, Lard-January, $S.95; March, $9.1 1. Ribs-January, $7.62; May. s7.95. e. METALS ge NEW YORK, oct. 24 - Coppe
 steady; electrolytic spot and nearb
 13; late, 13@13A. Tin, easy; SD,
 and nearby, $2S.50; futures, s29.0 ty Iron, steady; No. northern, S21.00 As 22.00; No. 2 northern, s2o,50@ 21.0 ks No. southern, S19.000@ 20.00. Lea s steady; spot $4.70@4.75. Zin ry steady; East St. Louis delivery spc
 $4.70. Anthony, spot, $5.00q 525.
 MERCANTILE PAPER ,ar NEW YORK, Oct. 24-Can none 'o- firmer; high, 6; low, 5; ruling raj
 5; closing bid, 51h; offered at
 last loan, 6. Time loans, steady;
 days, 90 days and six months, 5A o, 51S Prime mercantile paper F