The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-01-26
WEEKLY MARKETGRAM
Ur g. Bureau Of Markets.

Ur Bureau Of Markets) 49,,
washington, d. C.-For week ehu''
Jan II. 1924. contin.
Hay and Feed.-Hay receipts sr "o dull.
Western markets slightly more a acu
prices unchanged to 81 lover ~SicaSo
No. i rimothy-New York S3S. Cn'csssss
sal, Cincinnati 'ss'S%S; g. fi'' sifalfa-st.
Jacksonville 3sa. 90, NO M ! prairie
St. Louis sci. Chicago Sls. ror+,arn
Eruit. and Vegetables. - N0r.Int,u
ronnd white potatoes closed si sig H.
lower f. o; b. at sl cor,ot market psl held
at si,2o@1.4O. Jobbing range down ~
to i6c in other middle western ma ihiess
at SI.3501.S5 Sacked round "n htna
down 15c at western New iorh Nav
ping points. closing ssehinS si'so@is5
bulk. Sacked Green Mountains ios' ~
to 15c, Boston, at $1.75 a. l.So' ann
Baldwin apples steady I. o. q 81. COM onId
mon storage $685. @S:1o per WIS and
Greetings steady, jobbing mostly 1Niyos sag
AIS. Northern extra fancy WinesMap ~
steady I. o. b., around 81 per o 90 we"
York steady. jobbing $a.5ogAa sna du,,
at western New York shipping points:
around 81 per 100 lbs. Eastern cl.ies
down So to 40c, at $1O1.50; middle
western markets slow and steaoS' wv
to $40. .,
Grain.-Large export sales, improves
flour demand in southwest ana gooo
demand for cash wheat combined "
Strengthen prices at the opening OF stS
weeks grain trading and Dy tne ~ ~"
Chicago March wheat sold at $l.S41s,
the highest price reached IN some pm,
months. Prices then began TO ran;
however. Chicago March wheat cl9seS
at $173M on the 18th. On the lItn
there was strong undertone TO the
I'll Of ind n mart hy heavy eA-
port demand and confirmation ina.
seventy million bushels wheat In nands
of grain corporation had been INCLUDED
In carryover on July l. Wneat d pr,rss
grain prices. Five hundred thousand
| to six hundred thousand bushels corn
sold for export since the 18th to Den
| mark. Holland and Belgium. In chi
wheat 18@23c over March: No. 2 hard
| winter 8@9c over; new No. mixed
| corn 8k @9c under May; yellow " &C
| under. Kansas City reports good mill
hard winter wheat 4@7c over Kan
sas City March, For the week Chicago
March wheat about UNCHANGED at
Sl.76h; May corn down az at 7a%c'
at $1.70h; Kansas City March &c. at
$1.7OA Winnipeg May unchanged at
$1.92H. Chicago May wheat $1.69B.
| Dairy Products. - There was active
| buying or butter early IN the week DuI
when demand let up price declines &C.
Cured rapidly as result of heavy Inn
ports. Receipts fancy grades light.
| Cargo of more than two million pounds
Danish expected New York this week.
New Zealand butter also on eastern
markets and California surplus of fresh
! beginning to move. Jan. 18th. 80 score
prices: New York sac; Chicago 48hc;
Philadelphia sac; Boston SEC.
Live stock and Meats: Practically
all grades of hogs at Chicago gained
| an average of 10c the past week. Beef
and butcher cattle lost 10065c, better
grades losing most. Veal calves lost
CSC @$1.25; feeder steers advanced Csc
@50c. Fat lambs and yearlings de-
clined sharply; feeding lambs up ESQ
soc. Jan. 18th Chicago prices: hogs
bulk Of sales. $9.40@9.65; medium and
good beef steers $8.50@1O.5O: butcher
cows and heifers $4.50@9.75; feeder
steers $7@925; light and medium
weight veal calves $9.75@12; fat lambs
1915 @11.25; feeding lambs So. rs q 1880
yearlings $S@9.25; fat ewes $4@16.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat mar.
kets were invariably lower. Pork loins
declined S3h6 per 100 lbs: veal 500
lamb 1902; mutton 81; beef SOC @$1
Jan. nth prices good grade meats
Beef $16.50@1S; veal $22@24: lamb 81
OPT; mutton $13@17: light pork loin.
$24 027; heavy loins $1S021.