The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-10-07
WEEKLY MiRKETGRAM
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
u. s Bureau of Makes

Northumberland gathered b,
the United States Bureau of Markets. fol
the week ended Sept 20. are as follows
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
,o 1piaIo shipments heavy during week
ket down SOC at $l.75 to So per 1O0 pounas
sacked for northern and western round
sEn Eastern markets down zoe te
90 81 easte I'D round whites ranging 81 to
sz;zo per 100 pounds bulk.
supplies OF cabbage liberal in most
markets. but limited in New York De-
rnand was moderate, market steady in
cities.
Good demand for onions Of good stock
IN New york city with supplies limited.
n nen9 1~o varieties brought s4.25 to s45t
supplies of good apples limited in New
YORK, demand was good and prices ad-
vanced. Eastern fall varieties ranged IS
A2,t brought 81 to $50 in 0G chiea s,oW and
philadelphia. and ruled Sc T. o. b. ship
ping points.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS.
a, compared with a week ago Chicago
and declines. Hogs ranged from steady
20 s5c lower. packing grades losing most
,daa ia beef steers We're steady to
aoe higher; Butcher cows and heifers
generally zoe TO soc lower. Feeder steers
ieclined 35c to 40c and veal calves from
soc to $50 per 100 pounds Fat lambs
We're generally 25c lower. with yearlings
lambs averaged about steady. Sept. rs
Chicago prices: Hogs. top. $3.50: bulk OF
sales $40 to 1885, medium and good
sSs ssrs ST.: to to ;s s sSss ,ssys
$50 70 1850; light and medium weight
ms 70 ssSSi q feeding lambs 50 to s32S; year
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices were
generally lower than a week ago though
fresh pork loins advanced 81 to 81 per 100
pounds at some markets. Lamb declined
w lower Beef was steady to 81 lower
and mutton generally steady. Sept. 28
prices. good grade meats: Beef s14 to
mutton $i1 to SIS; light pork ioins s2s to
$50; heavy loins SIS to $50.
HAY.
Market firm during week because OF
ight receipts. Demand continued limited
1850 Philadelphia SIS: Pittsburg ,22'So;
Cincinnati s2l Chicago s24; Kansas city
sy 81, u.s. N sfp pra Msmphs sss ks1sas
Omaha sl6 Kansas City 3l3.
lctive,. Demand for all feeds light
sept In sDsns GgfC rhaS
niddlinss. MinneapoIis sis5o 'A gray
shorts. Kansas City $3.50: cottonseed
neal. ~ per cent. Kansas City $40; Al per
,ent. Cincinnati s43; linseed meal. Min
,eapolis sas; New York s4s.75; gluten
eed. Chicago 32s65: alfalfa meal, Kan
'as City 81; Atlanta 500.
GRAIN.
Wheat prices during the week were I'M
Iettled and lower. being Influenced by
GENERAL selling pressure and proft-taking
ales. Trade was local and sentiment
vas mostly bearish. Closing prices in
Chicago cash market: No. red winter
mixed corn 4sc; No. yellow Soc: No. 3
white oats 33c. For the week Chicago
December wheat lost 3Ac, closing at
u.21: December corn lost &c at 50hc:
Minneapolis December wheat lost 4c. Mt
u.35h: Kansas City December lost aye,
u 81 1875: Winnipeg December lost 4kc. |
,losed at s1.17h: September corn at 4sc:
September wheat s1.43; Kan |
,as City September at sl.11. and winni- |
peg October wheat at sl.35.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Butter markets were unsettled during |
geek. although firm at close. Prices |
showed little change. although slight fiuc..
score: New York 44c; Chicago 43c; Phil |
idelphia and Boston 45c.
Cheese markets steady with fair VOL |
line of trading. Wisconsin cheese board |
advances on Monday only partially fol- |
owed. Canadian cheese costing around |
INC laid down at New York was OF some |
nand not no heavy as during recent |
weeks: buying for storage purposes has |
,een light. Closing prices at Wisconsin
markets on September "a: Twins
'0hc: Daisies zoe: Double Daisies 19kc;
Young Americas 2ohc: Long Horns zoe.