Cheyenne record., 1921-03-03
MARKETS
Furnished by
U. s. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, o. c.
(w.t.ra Ns..p.p.r Uniso News ssrios.)
Hay and Feed.
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Hay and Feed.
Hay markets down s102 on all
lieht but equal 10 the limited demand.
Heavy receipts of alfalfa. mostly of low
fcG .ns oa.s. %.lKss:
PI.iris also in light demand a. lover
York ':I:Seo Philadelphia s24; d Pitts, e.
S24. St: Louis S27. No. ! alfalfa, Kansas
City 1850. omaha s1s; Jacksonville
.p.:, Hs%Dhr cts .i. 'Ss 'Sn.hs No s. Pfnns Mnns
aDoii: % $3.50. Chicago Chi; I SIS. 20 AA
Pacific Coast. Southeastern and
Southwestern feed markets weak with
lower tendencies Middle, Western nra and
demand good but country trade an;
satisfactory: Cocoanut meal in gooS
in fssfc s1st ,esaa saa
higher. Linseed meal. cotton seed meal
and hominy feed easier: gluten feed
anes Esst p s1eea. ssaa
bran ssl, niddiings s2o.5o. rye mid.
cotton cotton seed d' meal $3.50 Memphis. sss
spoiis. 5000 Buffaio; No: aifaifa
%ste '1s KANSAS eea city M saS0 st. aus s s
New York; gluten feed $40. beet pulp
s32. Philadelphia: oat feed $40 Chicago.
Prices advanced at the opening OF
the weeks trading upon continued re.
ports Of green bugs in Southwest. A
three-day decline then set in as result
of overbought condition, larger move
ment, small demand. lack Of export
territory. Renewal of export business
and light offerings started prices
higher on the 18th and 21st and the
INC in Chicago March wheat: 1 Sc
Chicago May corn. Country offerings
Southwest not large but consignments
on advances. Cold wet weather con-
tinues in Southwest but bug reports
still coming from Texas and OlSlahoma
Visible supply wheat decreased $4,000
bushels during week. Good wheat de-
mand Minneapolis with country mills
in market for spring. G9untcy G}ui5 neiv offeTv
decreased $4,000 bushels during week.
Chicago March wheat closed s1;7lB;
May corn 71%c: MinneaPolis p March r,th
March 1c at s1.62; Winnipeg May &c
at s1.S7%: Chicago May wheat s1.61 B.
Live Stock and Meats.
Sheep and lamb prices at Chicago ad-
vanced sharply the past week; Most
higher. while hogs declined 20 soc per
hundred pounds, light weights declin-
ing most: Fat lambs and yelrlings up
to sc higher. Beef steers. best cows
and heifers gained soc; lower grade
butcher cattle unchanged. Feeder
steers advanced 50c4$1. Feb. 21st
Chicago prices: Hogs. bulk of sales:
sS.85Q9.50 medium and good beef
steers sS.25 @9.90; butcher cows and
heifers $4.000 9.25: feeder steers $500
@8.75; light and medium weight veal
calves $9.25012.00: fat lambs. $1,000 %
1925; feeding lambs. $6.25 @7.5O: year
lings, s5.75Q7.75: fat ewes, 1915 @ 500
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
were higher compared with week
ago. Beef advanced $1,000 1.50; lamb
$1.O0@2.00; pork loins. $3.50 @2.Oo per
100 pounds. Veal and, mutton steady
to 81 higher. Feb. 21st prices good
grade meats, Beef, S14.5o0 1900; veal
s1S@21: lamb. $19@21; mutton, SIG
il: light pork loins. 21S24; heavy
loins, $16@17.
Dairy Products.
Butter prices have advanced daily
the past week and market is very firm
Stocks are well cleared. up especially
the better grades. Receipts of fresh
butter at Chicago not equal to demand
and storage is being taken. snow at
New York has delayed deliveries and
prices advanced 1c at three eastern
markets, 1Ac Chicago. Prices 80 score.
Philadelphia 49kc; New York and
Boston 49c: Chicago 48Ac.
The average price of middling spot
cotton declined about "a points during
the week. closing around 12.79c. New
Orleans March futures down Sc points
at 1860.