Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-14
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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US. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington DC.
western s..-.,~ u.,e. Nh. s.r,e..,

Grain.
Chicago July wheat dropped 6hc
during the week. closing at Sl.17S.
demand fair with Germany In the mar
ket for wheat and rye on credit basis.
GGSHntry GSinaayy corr corn Offerings moderate. In
wheat ,si.is. No. hard sl.is; No.
mixed corn SIC. No. ; yellow corn SIC,
No; white oats 33c. For the week
$i;l7; September corn down Sc at $3.50.
eke at sl.21. Kansas City September
down &c at $1.09. Winnipeg October
wheat closed at $l.25N. -
Dairy Products.
Butter markets very firm with price
tendency upward. supply light. es-
pecially of fancy grades. which are
het h.. has
mand SO far has bsen good, Closing
ehsaso q &C. Nsx xSsk ssa Ro.o 81.
Cheese markets firmer and prices
country points. Storing still taking
Movement into storage in producing
sections active. No export business OF
any consequence. Wisconsin primary
Daisies i5hc, Double Daisies i4Eo.
Yovng Americas 16hc. Long Horns
SOttOns,
Spot cotton prices advanced 20 points
the past week. closing at 10.s3c per
pound. New York July futures up az
points at 11.S0c.
Market continues dull. Light re-
ceipts give more strength to eastern
markets. Transactions small and de-
mand limited to local needs. Practi-
esiiy no change in situation in markets
mand light. No: l timothy quoted New
York $3.50. Minneapolis tls. Atlanta
$277, Memphis ss5; No; l alfalfa. omahs
prairie. Omaha $12. Minneapolis $3.50.
Wheat feeds except reddog continue
weak. Standard bran season shipment
offered at $21.75 delivered northeastern
markets. Imprved export demand
meal. Linseed meal steady. output of
mills light. Alfalfa meal unchanged
but. demand very. dull. Corn feeds
is in ample supply. Barley feeds in
good demand. Beet pulp situation un-
changed. Quoted; Bran S13. middlings
$J1s. y xMSippnsapolis: IN bran $3.50. middl,ngs
Minneapolis. $32.60 Buffalo; 36 per cent
cottonseed meal $40 Memphis. $40 At
lanta: gluten feed S27.50 Chicago. ss1.21
yellow hominy feed s2I.so Chicago; No. No.
/ alfalfa meal $3.50 Kansas City.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Eastern shore of Virginia Irish cob
slGr potatoes snsraly higher In east,
$3.50 tbi 81 California salmon tint
cantaloupss weakened slightly at ship
ping ~, ,podihts:1 sd el2fing al:ls to $50 per
sumins n1arksts seneraiiy weaker.
ssSn q vi n eastern aas ess center. MeI. st
Ge2ssss sz ssrlss Hssehs' n dSwa Ss~
range range ss.ss 8 ;s.sS in 10 New ~ Yo1R Ressas ana
sTos"sila,s siSs sslat.ss :: ;. cash track at ship
Florida and Georgia Tom Watson
ssee sssS s ssr p4c.s IN SsS DOWN YoT Is
sSS MShlRn.nss Rs,as' Rooa closing SIS
Live stock and Meats.
,,ics The trsnf e. q Ghhie.so n. as live live stock
ana he 8, &c &c to ?s p:s
beef Boo r steers advsneed ios to sc: best 81
sa iisss: Mss. top
3s75; bulk .,of sales. $500 to 1870:
medium and good beef steers. s. to
1850 butcher spws and hsifers is5s
s7.7S, to, .Ss.75; fat lambs, ss.75 to Sl1:
feeding LAMBS. $5;75 to 3s;75: yearlings.
$500 to $3.50; fat ewes. S2.75 to $5.15.
stocker and feeder shipments from ten
important markets during the week
ending July were: Cattle and calves.
1881: .mogs, 3.545: sheep. 1882. East
generally firm to higher. Lamb up 50
to IS: fresh pork loins. So to 50. Beef
ranged from steady to $1.25 higher.
ton practically unchanged. Prices good
grade meats: Beef. $13.75 to SIS: veal.
$14 to ,$17: lambs. $23 to $25: mutton.
$40 to $16; light pork loins, $40 to $23;
heavy loins. SIS to $40.