Cheyenne record., 1921-04-07
MARKETS
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Dairy Products.


Dairy Products.
Butter markets unsettled during the
week: A tendency to recover was fol-
lowed by sharp breaks. and while there
10 momentarily somewhat firm feeling
is no assurance that market will hold.
&c: Chicago, 4+ho; Philadelphia, +7Ac;
Supply Of domestic barely taking
care of demand but arrivals Of Danish
liberal. and II this butter were thrown
On On open open markets weakness would like
Hay receipts light. Buyers not
alarmed and buying sparingly. Market
grades Weak. Bulk Of hay shipped
south and southeast from Kansas City
three weeks at destinations refused:
premium in Cincinnati. Straw up 50
that market; Chicago reports stocks
good: $40 offered for clover mixed.
81 1885, tGr
ern markets dull; supplies ample. Ship
ping. demand generally light, Quoted:
eseo: .s7, Memphis; SIS. Minneapoiis;
: timothy. .52. Cincinnati; s2o.to. chi.
ST. fiS M%pn' ;ss5o s Ne~ Pons
Memphis; s2i. Minnea polls; s2o. Kansa:
CITY. ely No: ! prairie Es,, $3.50. Minneapolis;
Prices lower, particularly for wheat
noted. and western offerings less heavy:
very moderate. Trade not showing any
interest In future shipment offerings,
concessions to move transit stuff being
freely made in Cincinnati and other
markets. Limited exports and scattered
Domestic demand for cotton seed and
iinseed meal held prices lower Hominy
ten feed steady: transactions small.
i,iinM higher. Beet pulp dull: Flour iald1 mid,
at $40. delivered northeastern markets.
-, Quoted: Bran, S21: middlings; $50;
flour middlings, 326. Chicago. Thirty
Memphis: $3.50. Cincinnati: IS per
cent cotton seed meal, $3.50. Chicago.
No: / alfslfa meal. s22, St. Louis; white
meal. SO. Buffalo: $3.50. Minneapolis.
Bran. SIS. Minneapolis.
Market unsettled and prices fluctu-
ated rapidly within a narrow range the
past week.
Sentiment mostly bearish, but there
was buying on the breaks. Favorable
reports OF damage to growing crops by
freezing weather and pit conditions
were the principal factors influencing
On the soth all grain had very heavy
undertone.
Offerings of corn to arrive showed
out OF cash market.
Wheat crop reports favorable and in
tt,s Or sotn no damage by tse
Gulf. but generally demand slow, and
ITALY SSt Of market sS for ,sasSn. On nod
winter wheat 14hc to 14&c over Chi
cHgo May; No. hard same premium;
NJ mixed ;a1 corn r. - 5Ks to nasI &c under May;
For the week Chicago May wheat
down 1Ac ats1.ss%; May corn. 2ssc. at
Fruits and veEetaSSes-
Potatoes. 10c to 15c up per 100 Fbs..
northern shipping stations. closing SOC
&shoo; GhiSsgo sn SarlGi marxet up aS Sc sS
York cold storage Baldwin apples down
kets; at s$75 5:75: Northwsstsrn ss:
box In consuming centers.
Middle western yellow onions slow
and dull in city markets. SOC 9$1 per
commercial pack. mixed. Nos. 1 and 2.
'$3.26 @3.50 per standard crate. Pitts
burg: New York around $3.50: Chicago.
per crate I. o. b.
Florida celery down 2bc per crate.
consuming markets. at @2Q3. LOUISE
ana klondykc strawberries firm, New
York, around zoe per pint. Consuming
markets range mostly $3.50 q 400 per
24-pint crates. Louisiana +. o. b. mar
kets $2.75Q2.S5. Carlot shipments
week ended March 20: Potatoes. 2.167
cars: boxed apples. 2s5. barreled apples.
555: cabbage, 694: celery. 329: lettuce,
Al: onions, 231: sweet potatoes. $50:
Strawberries. 257.
Live stock and Ne24s.
Prices of practically all classes Of
live stock at Chicago declined the past
week. Hogs ranged from Soc ITO 75c
lower; beef steers lost 25c to 40c:
butcher cows and heifers generally Csc;
feeder steers SOC to 60c: veal calves,
SOC per 100 pounds: fat lambs. Soc to
81: feeding lambs steady to a shade
higher; fat ewes up CSC.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat mar
kets: Beef. weak; veal 81 lower, Bos-
ton. weak elsewhere: lamb steady.
Boston, weak to 81 lower elsewhere:
mutton steady; pork 81 lower, New
York: weak elsewhere.