The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-11-10
MARKETS
v. Q. BUREAU or MARKETS
Washington. .. G.

fFor the week ending November .. ls21>'
Kansas City reports hay trade extreme.
ly weak due to large accumunttrvnS VI
track. Receipts small In Phiiauelphia III"
Chicago, but generally In excess OF re-
uuirements in other markets. DEMAND IN
active. Prairie hay and straw IN ac.,ve
demand in Chicago. Eastern anu oova-
ern markets quiet. STOCKS anu "'o'
Quoted November 2: No. I Timothys'
Philadelphia s23. Pittsburgh szi. Einc en-
natl $3.50; Chicago VIZ A M,nneK Kansas
City $ls, Memphis s27 80. NO C rrasrrs
Kansas city sl2. Minneapolis sio' |h'oas0
SIS.
Markets somewhat easier. Onerings OF
wheat feeds fairly heavy from norlhwes,.
Linseed and cottonseed meal and cake
lower on reduced export de1nanu. Sn
feeds In good supply demand lar prices
Unchanged Tirmer feeling on bran IN
southwest because OF reduced production
but outside shipping demand quiet Snor Us
weak on smaller feeding inquiry due To-
weakness in hoss m Beef d RIhp price
Quoted November 2: Bran ~ Moo
lings Sl3, flour middlngs sls.50. Mime
apolis SO percent cottonseed meai SSai;pv,
feed $3.50 Chicago, $40 81 Louis; neet
pulp $26 Philadelphia: gluten feed $2S;SS
Chicago; iinseed meal $3.50 Minneapolis
No. Alfalfa meal sl6.oo hahsas lily
1.-Two Stock and Meats.
Prices of most classes and grades or
live stock at Chicago declined during the
week. Hogs ranged from l5pboc lower
per 100 lbs. Beef steers, feeoer Steers
and butcher COWS and hefers were gener-
ally 25c lower. Both fat and feeding
lambs ranged from steady to l6c higher.
Yearlings unchanged. Fat ewes down zoe
November 8 Chicago prices: Hogs top
ST. 80; bulk s7.25Q7.70; medium and good
beef steers $6Q1l.25: butcher cows and
heifers ss.bOQs.5o; feeder steers 1901.
s aig1i 5 ona fat e lambs 5000; feeding
lambs. S6.75@s; yearlings $5.ooVf1o' rat
Wholesale fresh meat prices at eastern eastern
were: Pork loins sos; veal $2g3; beef.
lamb and mutton slQ2 per 100 lbs;
November 8 prices good grade meats
10: mutton ss91i; light pork ioins $3.50
"a; heavy loins 3l5@ls.
Grain
Prices firm first half OF the week, but
there were drastic declines during the
latter half OF week ana All grams inm isv els
at close with Chicago and Winnipeg De-
cember wheat under 81. Immense stocks
Of Canadian wheat slow milling ana flour
demand with several Minneapolis mills
shut down, and lack Of foreign demand
were Influences.
Closing prices In Chicago cash market:
No. red winter wheat $1.12; No. hard
winter wheat csc: No. mixed corn 400;
No. yellow corn Acc; No, white oats
soc. For the week Chicago December
wheat down lac at 80 is; Chicago De-
cember corn down &c at A 5-Sc. Minne-
apolis December wheat down SC at
sill Ia: Kansas City December wheat
down lac at 81 3-Sc: Winnipeg De-
cember wheat down 1-2c at SO 1-2c.
Chicago May wheat closed at s1.04; May
corn so Sac Minneapolis May wheat
s111 Is; Kansas City May wheat 96 1-Scs
Winnipeg May wheat sl.05 Ia.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets unsettled. Temporary
firmness last week due to threatened
railroad strike has been followed by less
active buying interest.
Closing price so score: New York 46 lbs
Philadelphia A.; Boston 46; Chicago 44c-
Fruits and Vegetables.
Very heavy supplies OF potatoes caused
most markets to assume slightly weak
err tone during the week. Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh markets strengthened to-
ward the close Sacked round whites
held steady In New York at 32@2.15 per
100 pounds. Maine Green Mountains
down zoe at S2l5. Northern round whites
firm In Chicago early In the week but
closed with q net loss OF loo at 1850
Ito.
Apple markets generally slow and duiE
under liberal supplies