The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-12-02
TO AID CORN GROWERS u S. MARKET REPORT
Weekly Marketgram of Bureau
of Markets and Crops.

Washington, Nov. 19.-For the week
ending November observation-disclosures
| unsettled during the week. Closing prices
in Chicago cash grain market: No. red
| winter wheat, $1.23i No. 2 hard winter
wheat, $1.C6; No. mixed corn, SOC; No
| yellow corn, soc; mo. 8 white oats, 33Ac.
For the week Chicago December wheat
up Nc, closing at $l.05ss: Chicago Decem-
| Der corn up &c at 48c; Minneapolis De-
cenber wheat down &c, at $1.151s Kansas
City December wheat down 1Ac at SIC;
Winnipeg December wheat unchanged at
$1.02%; Chicago May wheat closed at
$l.0SA; Chicago May corn, 6SBc Mime
apolis May wheat, $1,14A; Kansas City
May wheat $1.009s; Winnipeg May wheat,
$1.06R. Average price to farmers in cen-
trail Iowa for No. 2 mixed corn about Sac;
to farmers in central North Dakota for
No. dark northern wheat. $1,000; to
farmers in central Kansas for No. hard
winter wheat, $685.
Aay 8: .%9fek SaStSd sI Noys%ssr
natl. sls.75; chicago. $500; Atlanta. $3.50;
No. 1 alfalfa. Memphis, $24.00; Kansas
City, $1,000; No. prairie, Chicago, SIT. SO;
Minneapolis, $500; Kansas City, $3.50
FEED-Quoted November l6: Bran,
$14.25; middlings, $15i25; -four middlings.
meal, $500, Memphis: white hominy feed,
$3.50, St. Louis; $2E00, Chicago; gluten
feed, $N.65, Chicago; linseed meal, $780,
Minneapolis; No. 1alfalfa meal, $3.50.
LIVE sToCK-Chicago hog prices de-
clined SOC to Csc per 100 pounds during the
week. Beef steers lost generally 25c to
50c; butcher cows and heifers weak to Csc
lower: Feeder steers and veal calves de-
clined Csc; fat lambs and yeanings were
generally 25c lower with feeding lambs
firm to 15c higher. Fat ewes declined SOC
per 100 pounds November II Chicago
prices: Hogs, top, 500: bulk of sales,
Sc. 50-6.75: medium and good beef steers,
81. 75-10.2S; butcher cows and 'heiferS, $500
S75; feeder steers, $4.50-6.40; light and
medium weight veat calves $5.0O-9.O0; fat
lambs, $S.25-9.00; feeding lambs, $7.40-S.40;
yearlings, $5.5O-750;. fat ewes, $2,0O-4,25.
important markets during the week end
ling November IL were: Cattle and calves,
III, 092; hogs, 5,244; sheep, 90,54O.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Goo
yellow onioas continued to command high
prices but weakened slightly in some
markets at the close. Middlewestern yell
low stock nearly steady in Chicago at
$4.O0-4.50 for medium sizes. Potatoes:
Northern sacked round whites firm in
Chicago at $175-19O; steady in other cities
at $2.00-2.15. Batreled apples slow and
dull in eastern markets New York Bald
wins dull in New York and Chicago 1t
E.O0-750. Northwestern extra fancy JON
athans strong in New York auction mar
ket at $2.50-275.
DAIRY PRODUCTS = Butter market
easy. Closing prices, so score: New York,
Acc; Philadelphia, Acc; Boston, 45c; Chica-
go 44c. Cheese markets remained quiet
with more or less unsettled undertone
following declines on Wisconsin cheese
boards Monday. Small quantities of Ca
madam cheese still arriving, but Canadian
market now reported firm Weather af-
fecting domestic production. Prices at
Wisconsin primary markets, November
16: Twins, &c., Daisies 1912c Double Dali
sizes, 19c; Longhorns, 191Rc; Young Amer
icaS, zoe.