Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-15
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Grain.
with Ihs peeemSer %sens5 ~fs n % iesd a. and buyins
limited. Closing prices In Chicago cash
market: No. 2 red winter wheat. tia;
No. hard winter wheat; Sl.l0; No;
No. white oats. s2hc. Average prices
to farmers in central Iowa for NO. !.
mixed corn about 3Sc; to farmer: IN
northern wheat si.ooh;, to farmers in
central Kansas for No. 2 hard winter
wheat, soc. For the week Chicago May
Sh;s Wheat declined SIC. e closing At slM casisE
at 6shc: Minneapolis May wheat down
&c at Il.1s:. Kansas City May wheat
down g at .s1os.; Winnipeg May
wheat down &c c..t... :. s,os'
Spot cotton prices declined q points
during the week. closing at 1890 per
down 56 points at 17.21c.
Fruit. and Vegetables.
Potato markets mostly steady os,n and
Gw ,.n. s p.r Too wss st. aoeen r. B. Maine
points stronger at $l.ss. to N.l. Up
2ec in Philadelphia at $2 to $2:lS:
Sacked stock steady in Boston. New
1i.s5 to s1.7o sacked per 100 lbs. Balti-
more steady. Philadelphia up 25c at
g to s2.l5: Bulk stock In New York; M *;
ssl9 to s2l5 GafiSt saes ,n saeked Gb
cago at $3.50 to. s1.75. Michigan ship.
ping points stronger at sl'47 to sl.so
Apple movement moderate. Western
New York market iull A 2h Baldwins
from cold storage. 81. Eastern markets
mostly supplied with Maine Baldwins
$3.50 to 81 in phiIadeiphia, and soc
higher in Chicago. Northwestern extra
fancy Jonathans steady in Chicago and
Kansas City at s2.25 to SO per box;
Eastern and middle-western yellow
onions up 25c in New York at $3.50 to
$3.50. and in Baltimore at $6. Eastern
stock weaker in other markets at $5.4
csc in st. Louis at $3.50. Chicago un-
changed.
Market firner but shoWs nome weak
ening from recent strong position. Re-
ceipts not large but demand continues
New York $50. Philadelphia s22. Pitts
$3.50. Memphis s24. No. / alfalfa
prairie. omahs ,is. MINNEAPOLIS SIS:
Offerings of wheat feed. from mills
very light and in many instances only
with flour orders. Higher prices cur
failing demand. Cotton seed and lin
Quoted: Spring bran. $3.50. standard
middlings $40. flour middlings $22. lin
seed meal SAL: Minneapolis spring bran
$3.50 New York: .27 Philsdelphia: ,ss p A So
phis. 340.25 Chicago; white hominy s.3
yellow hominy $22. Chicago.
Live stock aaa Meats.
Chicago prices show mixed move-
ments for the week. Light hogs ad-
vanced l0c to lie: medium and heavy
weights declined &c to 15c. Good beef
steers down 10c to Csc; medium grades
up 15c to zoe. Heifers practically un-
per 100 lbs Feeder steers unchanged.
Sheep and lamb prices generally
higher. The following net advances
for the week being Indicated: Fat
75e. fat eve. Soc 10 SOC. Al per 100
1925: bulk Of sales. s6.75 to 81: medium
and good beef steers. Sc to 1915:
ss.!5; feeder s,eer:. $3.50 to $3.50: light
and medium weight veal calves. $6.25
lambs. $s.25 to $3.50: yearlings. $3.50
to wtS sso ,hs 6st swss $40 to sss
Wholesale fresh meat prices showed
material advances for the week. Veal
lamb and pork !oins generally 81 to 50
higher per 100 lbs: mutton averaged 81
higher. Beef prices were practically
unchanged. Good grade meats: Beef.
&l3 to SIC: veal. SIS to $50; lamb, s23
to $26: mutton. $40 to SIC: light pork
loins. SIS to sci; heavy loins. $l3 to
Dairy Products.
Butter market weak and declines the
past few days have offset advances
which occurred early In week. Lack of
buying interest interest in the face Of more
change. although markets have not
been in line with each other since the
middle Of November. Closing prices.
g score; New York tthc. Phii,delphIs
DENvER LIVE STOCK.