The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-11-12

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"A it,s5O Atlanta; white hom-
u s q chicago; $40 st. Louis;
sss Philadelphia; gluten
w Chicago; linseed meal
w.snolis; No. / alfalfa meal
~. ~ and Meats-Prices of
49, and grades of live stock
a declined during the week.
ss.d from 15050c lower per
souuds. Beef steers, feeder
"A hntcher COWS and heifers
orally CSC lower. Both fat
I'M lambs ranged from steady
ssber. Yearlings unchanged.
4 down 25c per 100 lbs. No
chicago prices: Hogs, top,
IN S7.25G7.7O; medium and
y steers, $6.OO@11.25; butcher
n heifers, $3.5O@9.5O; feeder
Sa7. light and medium weight
~. s6,O0011.50; fat lambs,
a. feeding lambs, $6.75@8.OO;
s5.5O@7.75; fat ewes, $500
Sucker and feeder shipments
\ important markets during the
sdIne October Is we're: Cattle
- 1856; hogs, 1857; sheep,
wholesale fresh meat prices
~ markets trended downward.
dIres we're: Pork loins. $4,000
Az. is0O03.00; beef, lamb and
Il0O02.0O per hundred lbs.
~ ! prices good grade meats:
r25O0l5.O0; veal, $4,000
limb, s17.oO@19.O0; mutton.
alVe; light pork loins. $4,000
q loins, S15.OO@19.O0.
Prices firm first half OF the
Y there were drastic declines
rs latter half Of week and all
accept May corn dropped to
y levels at close with Chicago
hnIpeg December wheat under
Immense stocks Of Canadian
Ibv milling and flour demand
Wsrsl Minneapolis mills shut
nd lack of foreign demand
|hnuences. On the third Chicago
u wheat sold below 81 for the
y since October 1915. Deem
b down to new low since De-
1910. Closing prices In Chi
- market: No. 2 red winter
tl12; No. 2 hard winter wheat,
h . mixed corn, 45c; No. 2
bnrn, l5c; No. 3 white oats, soc.
n week Chicago December
down TIC at SO 1-Sc; Chicago
hbR corn down three cents at
\ Minneapolis December wheat
It $1.11Ac; Kansas City De-
! wheat down 7hc at 81 3-8c;
tx December wheat down 81ac
W Chicago May wheat closed
n, May corn, son; Minneapolis
|vlsat, s1.11 1-8; Kansas City
|slsat, IS Is. Winnipeg May
! SlotA. Average price to
y IN Central Iowa for No. 2
q corn about 3Ohc; to farmers
ntal North Dakota for No.
Iorthern wheat, $1.O21a; to
y b Central Kansas for No. 2
INTER wheat, 90c.
y Products Butter markets I'M
n temporary firmness last week
y threatened railroad strike has
allowed by less active buying
q Closing price 80 score: New
VIC; Philadelphia, Ate; Bos-
w Chicago. 44c. Cheese mar
|xsady following slight advances
sceonsln cheese board Monday,
sA Actual trading not active.
quantity Canadian cheese still
lixet and during week about
ezes more Of cheese originally
3 London was returned for sale
aslt'c market. Prices at Wis
primary markets November Q:
VIC: Daisies, 22c; Double
Ahc; Longhorns, &c.
d and veoetabIes-very heavy
= potatoes caused most mar
! s.sume a slightly weaker tone
- week. Philadelphia and
markets strengthened to-
zoe. Sacked round whites
n New York at $4,000
~ 10. Maine Green Noun
1 n Soc at $2.15. Northern
49, firm in Chicago early
~ out closed with a net loss
Mst0l.70. Minnesota early
s ltc at $1.5001.65. New
. ! whites firm at shipping
n.S6. Maine bulk Green
urn ct $1.41@1.46. North
?. whites slightly weaker at
u. Apple markets generally
eall under liberal supplies.
spot cotton prices declined
y points during the week
sao 1890 per pound. New
Io ! INJURIES down 70 points