The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-27
MARKETS
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Y. .. DURGAU OF MARKETS
WashIastsn. o. 6.
(Wuass NssDsos Uan M ANAl
<yss Week Ended Jan. ~. 1S1l.l
WashIaOteN, D. 6.
Hay on0 Uooa.

Hay snA Hssa.
esy s..a:s' E:s Ssas.ss: sal !s &
Price: slishtly lower. Weetern mas.
re fecsiptc heavy and in excess Of q.
timothy and alisife In fair local Dc:
SSe; Etmothy.Nsw York. tsl.1S:
sss sssss as.spai:s III Ss,si:sGs a. sae Nc e'nei1.
fa!ta@Aemphis, $50; Omaha. $40; Kan.
;s;ss 81 scs'y k.n.: e.. 6sy he ,a
whs., Fed ,ss market ,, SHOVE few eh.n.es.
" lower than last week. Cottonseed
suss .ss Il: s9s
liberal ct slightiy easier prices. Lin:
nnnSSee.nEsd: nrSe. Demand generally e very
consuming sections ample: receipts
good. A better demand for alfalfa meal
=. noSaceaoie ~ mixed feed manufAc.
{Srors Ssnr are booking more business.
ton lower than last week in Milwau.
flour middlings; t.s. Minneapolis; lin:
80 sassn is.a sad s.s 1osss e:
dried brewers' grains, SaS.60. Iilwsu.
kss; rye m,ddlings. lss.so northeastera
emsSrksts; esn Gets Se per cent cottonseed meal
ast:; white hominy feed. sss 81. Louis.
!Sc60 New York; No. alfalfa meal.
$3.50 st. Louis; beet pulp SSl Boston.
Lave stsek anA Meats.
=, VIE the execution Of hogs. Chicago
siinss sl:: iSr g ! ,he v:sE. I Heavy 81 lamb:
lambs iS 'ss Fat .ev ewes down tSc 1sn. sssr
lints 7se TO ~. Beef steers declined
Butcher cattle down soc. Feeder steers
advanced csc: hogs advance an aver
age Of Soc to 76c per 100 lbs. Jan. 18th
GssntSsgo ss az 20 prices: .,S. Hogs. bulk Of sales;
steers. 50 to 3l0.l5; butcher cows and
heifers. $3.50 to $3.50: feeder steers. 81
to 1925; light and medium weight veal
ss:s si fesdns S to .mb. sa fat iss ;%e' 10 sS
yes.rllinss s7.76 to -, fat ewes. s:.7t
Eastern wholesale fresh meat mar
ciined 81 to Is per 100 ID Ib.. "s Beef. SG.I lamb @
and mutton weak to u lower. Jan.
18th prices good grade meats: Beef.
$3.50 to !ls: veal. s2s to s2a; lambs.
pork ioin.. IS to SIS: * heavy ~ is ioin.. t sls
to S22.
Dairy PrsAuets.
Weakness developed in butter mar
kets early In week: markets now un-
New York. SiAc: PhiladeiDhis and
Boston. SIC. Heavy imports which
have errived and Others that are due
to arrive have been factor contribut.
Danish. Argentina - and nd New Zealand
butter being Offered as well as early
arrivals Of fresh from California where
| season 10 opening.
tained firm tone during the week. but
At present there 10 tendency toward
duliness, especially at wisconsin .prim-
:s1 .s .:.x tone ..ss K sosss ssss,
than . week ago ON account higher
costs ct factories. Export orders AZ.
| EregatinG several thousand boxes
handled q New York icr Ens,ish buy.
sve Wisoonsln pFimery markets.
prices: Twins. .aKe: Daisies. 2sKc
1CSble Daisisa s+Se Ye.n. Amsric:s
% Or the opening s.. aay =. e tn The vsss: ss::
.ss .s.sh:s q '. n .s. ca.hs sss ses: e. Pf'se sse
began to fall and BY the close on the
| 18th Chicago March wheat had dropped
13c. Sentiment generally beartsh. Min
break in prices on the 18th export de-
mand appeared and Switzerland report
% to have purchased more than 1000.
600 bushels wheat. Corn movement
heavy with slower export demand. and
ON the 18th cash corn sold at Q new
low on the crop. In Chicago cash mar
kst. No. . Red winter wheat tic to 2se
over March: No. . Hard. &c to He
over: new No. 3 mixed corn. &c under
May; yellow: INC to shc under. For
sKc ct 1l.72X: May corn 6Ac At sskc.
Minneapolis March wheat down lie at
Sl.66k: Kansas City March SIC at
Si.sex; Winnipee March sNc q
Si.SlX Chicago May wheat Sl.Slx.