The Ordway new era., 1921-12-09
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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Washington DC.
western newspaper Union News series.,

| western newspaper Union News SERVES,
| Wheat prices trended upward during
| the week. influenced by drouth ana
| crop deterioration reports both domes-
| tic and foreign. The only decline was
| induced by rains in drouth area. Cash
market firm with active domestic ana
| export demand. Closing prices at Chi-
cago: No. red winter wheat, Sl.zos
No. . hard winter wheat s1:16; No.
mixed corn. 49c: No. yellow corn,
soc: No. white oats, 3Sc, Averagge gs
price to farmers in central Iowa ior
No. mixed corn, 33i2c: to farmers IN
central North Dakota for No. ! dark
Northern wheat. s1.1oA; to formers IN
wheat. CSC. For the week Chicago De
ceember wheat up 3Ac at sl:lS%t en-
Minneapolis December wheat up SA c at
s1.27: Kansas City December wheat up
&c at Sl,05A: Winnipeg pesem6er 1f.I.
wheat closed at si.i7&; Chicago May
corn 54&c: Minneapolis May wheat
sL?4s. Kansas City May wheat
Hay.
advanced So in New York. Other mar
kets unchanged but light receipts and
activity. Glover higher than timothy
at Cincinnati. No. timothy: New, York.
ssG G5o Phlhagnha Gins1aas .so5O chea:a
s23.5O; Minneapolis. s1e; Atlanta, $3.50.
No clover; Pittsburgh, S2l.5o; Gin
S2l: Memphis, s24; Omaha. $3.50 No.
prairie: Kansas City, s1150: Minneap-
oils, $3.50; OmahP s12; Chicago. SIS.
Feed.
and January shipment offered at soc to
81 discount. Prompt shipment offerings
light Most markets inaetiye. Country
though in a few markets largely nom
inal- Cottonseed and linsecd meal
steady with little scattered buying.
Cornfeds in ample supply. Stocks and
movement generally good. Alfalfa meal
and beet pulp dull, Bran, SIS; mid
meal. $3.50. Memphis: linseed meal
S39, Minneapolis; white hominy feed
S21, St. Louis; gluten feed. s3165, Chi
city. ' ''''''- meal '
Fruits and yeEetabIes.
Potato markets slow, dull and weak
er. Demand and movement generally
slow during the week. Northern sacked |
round whites declined 15c in the Chica- |
sc eaT9t na G6 srKSet Ss closing tes5 at sbiBDin D 70
points at s1.SO to s155. New York |
round whites up sc +. o. b. at s1.70: |
wholesale markets at s1.75 to 50. Bulk |
stock steady in New York at 50 to s2.10. |
New York Danish type cabbage up 81 |
(. o. b. producing sections at $40 per ton |
s45 to $50. reaching s55 in Pittsburgh |
and Cincinnati, Northern Danish steady |
in st. Louis at $50.
New York apple market dull. with |
limited demand. Other markets nearly |
steady for barreled stock. New York |
A212 down Csc in New York |
City at Sc to $3.50 per bbl. for stock of |
fair color. New England Baldwins No. |
! ranged 81 TO 81 in other city mar.
Winesaps firm in New York at $3.50 to
s2.75.
Livestock and Meats. |
Chicago cattle prices show net de- |
clines from week ago whereas hogs. |
sheep and lambs are generally higher. |
Beef steers and butcher heifers We're |
higher: feeder steers unchanged. Hogs |
ranged from SC to 20c net higher with |
most grades Of sheep and lambs 25c to
SOC higher. Chicago prices; Hogs. top.
s7.10; bulk of sales. $3.50 to 6.95: me-
dium and good beef steers, s5s5 to $40;
suteher COWS and heifers, $3.50 to
and medium weight veal calves. $3.50 to
$3.50; fat lambs, SO to s10.50; feeding
lambs, s7.75 to So; yearlings. Sc to 1915;
With the exception of pork loins East
ern WHOLESALE fresh meat prices are
Esmb neaeT s. tn s Veal Ts9s snd Gt
ton. 81 ots2 per 100 lbs. Beef gained
81 to $3.50. Pork, loins, generally 81
.1s to SIG; veal SIS to s1s lambs, 500
to s24: mutton. SO to sl4; light pork
loins, SIS to s18: heavy loins, s13 to 16.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets gaining firmness fol-
lowing the slump which occurred dur
ing middle Of November. Storage but
vance. Imports light but improved
Australian and New Zealand butter at
San Francisco. Closing prices 80 score:
New York. 45Isc; Chicago, 46c; Phila-
delphia, 46ac; Boston. 45c.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices declined T3 points
during the week. closing at 1880 per
ID. New York December futures down
10 points at 17.77c.