Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-10-13
MARKET.
QUOTATIONS
=Furnished By -
US. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington DC.
GalA.

.ales Of wheat lighter. Hedging and
,peculstive selling Of wheat pronounced
within narrow limits but worked low
.a. ss: elo.inE At q new low point. Husk-
sppoin,inn ax from corn belt rspo1tsd dis.
Chicago cash marit: No. red Win
ter wheat. si:l7; No. 2 hard winter.
low. a7e: No. white oats. Sc. For
the week Chicago December wheat lost
sAe. closing At sl.llk December corn
pseemss. Dec s cl1s.nF S.n At tsss: MINNEAPOLIS
?l.s7h: Kansas City December wheat
Lost sfc. closing At Sl.o3S: Winnipeg
sfs%oef siSs% sis:es Tn:es les, x l5e eiosins =,
si:ash; May corn At sak: Minneapolis
wheat At sl.9S y: Winnipeg May wheat
crop. excluding Russia and some minor
so%ps!sd win ..si;.sSS'sSSSS last year
RS:sis .nd Pndis whies iixs we're
pre-war exporters. are importing wheat
this year. Supplies now remaining in
normal domestic requirements.
Live stsek aad Meats.
Compared with q week ago the trend
Of the Chicago live stock prices was
upward. The more desirable grades of
Win net
..ee1. &c Hss sishes se ss .na bussSsr ssSsF
sews Cow steady: hogs ranged from lsc to
sheep and lambs ranged from strong
to higher. In each class the most de-
sira6le lots averaged about Csc higher.
1856: bulk OF sales. s6.75 q $50: me-
dium and good beef steers, $6.15 q 1O.4O;
butcher cows and heifers. $3.50 q $50:
-fl G n G trrk,A
dunn weight veal calves. s5.50g1I.50:
fat lambs. $7.2S q s.2s; feeding lambs.
$500 o 80: yearlings. $500 q 700; fat
Stocker and feeder shipments from
eleven important markets during the
week ending Sept. 80 were: Cattle and
ssiyss; sssss loi's77; hogs. $50; sheep
In contrast with live stock eastern
wholesale fresh meat prices were gem
erally lower than a week ago. Lamb
fresh pork loins ranging from steady
to S2 lower. Beef was 81 to $3.50 low
er and veal steady to 81 lower. octo-
sisoedis.es; % veal ac sis.eoaso.oo: nsS lamb. nsb.
light pork ioin,; $1,000 q $500: heavy
loins. $4,000 5000.
Hay.
kets. Prices steady but demand limited
mand continued light. Quoted October
5: No. ! timothy. New York. $30.50:
Pittsbursh. S:3: Cincinnati. 32o.25:
Chicago. s2i: Minneapolis. SIS. No. /
.lfalfa. Memphis. $3.50; Minneapolis.
Chicago ~ csy sseSS Nj si gan..: gIn,.s
City. $13.
Fruits a.a Vegetables.
Northern round white potatoes
strengthened in Chicago. gaining 25c At
$40 per 100 lbs: sacked: Eastern
and Pittsburgh. closing at $2.15 q $2.25.
Round whites firm at $l.75 561.95. fob.
northern shipping points: weak at $3.50
at New York points. Maine Green
Mountains weak at $l.1s G1.4l per 100
lbs: bulk. fob. and weak and dull at
$l.65 o LIS in New York.
Demand for cabbage slow to moder-
ete; markets we'll supplies. New York
Domestic Weakened in Philadelphia,
ton ton bulk. New York Danish about
weak at shipping points at $50. fob.
Northern Danish gained t3 at 5000
21.0O: fob: firm in Chicago At $40, and
up $40 In st. Louis at S45.
Dairy Proaaeta.
Butter markets were firm. the sup
ply OF fancy butter being short Of the
demand. CnderKrades were slow, Clos.
Ing prices of - score: New York. %6c:
Chicago. 44,ic: Philadelphia, IsHc:
Boston, lSc.
Spot cotton declined l2l points dur.
Ing the week. closing At ls.7sc per ID.
New York October futures lost 1855
points. closing At ls.48c.