Cheyenne record., 1921-02-10
MARKETS
Furnishsd by
v. 8. BUREAu OF MARKETS
washinsten, o. c.
(w..ss. Ns.p.e~ u.,s. Ns,. ssrics.) }
Hey ana Feed.
Washington, o. c.

Minnespolis reports Twin City mark
>ts flooded with low grade hay: multy
M I'd. Sn,Gund stock selling q g bs to N
nand Of . hand to mouth character
A. buyers appear not TO be alarmed
about light receipts. receivers are IN
Timothy would sell at about SIS
Minneapolis. $25 Chicago. Demand for
.outhxe'tsrn prairie ,,,, in a,,n chiSsg9 Sns'
Sio. Demand in general q light: re-
eeipts ample. Alfelfa weak and lower
In Cincinnati market where IL cars
r; ,.Gsns asSastss $3.50 T. 1aiant
Minneepoiis. ;21 Cincinnsti: No. a:
e.s s50 st.a r., ;ss 11aas A;.nss sss
pSr.irie p. % ;ia Minn.spoiis. sii omsh.,
sis Kansas CITY; No. pr gr.iris .hs ,,.s0 ~
feed market conditions. Demand re-
mains quiet and prices generally lower
than last week. Gluten feed reduced
another IS. making decline $1s pet
ton within past two weeks.
Fruits ana Vegetables.
Northern round white potatoes de-
clined SC to loc per 100 lbs. (. o. b..
reaching soc to s0c. Chicago carlot
market down 10c to l5c at 81, to sl.lo.
at New YORK shipping points. closing
to reaching :aaS sfT $50 fSfs to .ss eSik 0"
Baldwin apples from cold storage
stssSy o. p arSIna y Hstseay Dss moss-
" 81 to IS for large lots in city mark,
cts. York Imperials. $3.50 t. $3.50.
Northwestern extra fancy Minesaps
ssss'' Soa. London :. d - reported all grades
Rhode Island Greenings ranged VIE
to 1887 for the week ended Jan: S1st,
and ali grade of Baldwins $7.72 to
eS.68 per barrel.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets have failed to re.
cover strength and the week closed
with feeling unsettled and prices av-
praeticaliy Unchanged at Chicago. AT
est Foreign butter available on
markets but meeting ttis fresh New
York. 48c; Chicago. Acc; Philadelphia,
43c; Boston. 4sc.
Live stock and Meats.
Cattle and sheep prices at Chicago
declined sharply as comparea %ch Sto % .
SOC. Beef steers down about 81; but
cher cattle. csc to 75c per 100 lbs. .
Veal calves srS = 70 3sS1 s17s Feeding
a maximum decline Of Sits; fat ewes,
75e to =; chisagS aP prices Iesd,,m aegs ana
cows and heifers, $3.50 s.25: feeder
steers, S5.s5@s.0O: light and medium
weight veal calves. 10000 1850; rat
lambs, $7.60@10.00; feeding lambs
37.5O0s.00: yearlings, 1925 08.25; fa'
ewes, $3.25 q 500.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat markets
were generally lower than week ago
Beef down SOC to $3.50; veal ana NUT =
.teasy to q soMn lover DosF pes 80 q to
sTlses S1s.oo; s0o1 veal. 1'e $4,000 2s:oo; lamb
s1s.o0G22.O0: mutton, S11;oo o 1900;
iieht pork loins, $21.o0 q 24.00; heavy
Joins, 315.00620.00.
The week opened with advancing
wheat prices but recessions set in and
| prices dropped rapidly. The 6hc
break in Argentina wheat added to
bearishness in American markets
European financial conditions end Ger
man attitude toward allied indemnitiea
also causing some concern. There was
| an advance of about &c from the iow
point in Buenos Aires wheat and this
| in coniunction with disclosure of over
sold condition in all American grains
led to buying. Country offerings
lighter; receipts at principal marketi
decreased. AT close of week corn
showed strong undertone. Mfnneapols
reports slow flour demand; slacH
wheat demand except for choice WITH
No. dark cash 10c to 17c over Mime
apolis March. For the week GniGage
March wheat lost SIS at sl.5SM;, IL May lai,
city March, Sc at s1.49h:- Winnipes
May. SC to $1.69; Chicago May wheat