, 1921-11-24
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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US. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington DC.
western newspaper Union New, series.,
Grain.


Market closed with firm undertone-
Broomhall estimates world import re-
quirements 600. 600, 900 bushels. or SO.-
100000 less than world surplus. Do
nestle receipts wheat and corn light;
milling demand good. Closing prices
in Chicago cash market: No. 2 red
winter wheat, Sl.20; No. 2 hard winter
wheat, $1.OS; No. 2 mixed corn, soc;
No. 2 yellow corn. soc; No. 3 white
oats, S3c. Prices to farmers in central
Iowa for No. 2 mixed corn, about 331sc;
To farmers in central Kansas for No. 2
hard winter wheat. soc. Chicago De-
cember wheat closed at $1.07; Chicago
cember wheat. S1.16A; Kansas City
December wheat, SS4c; Winnipeg De-
wheat closed at S1.0S1k; Chicago May
corn, sac; Minneapolis May wheat.
$Id6% Kansas City May wheat.
$1.O1&; Winnipeg May wheat. $1.0TA.
Live stock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices declined 15c to
4Oc per 100 lbs. Beef steers and
75c; cows down 25c to 35c. Feeder
steers range from 25c to soc lower;
veal calves down soc to 75c. Most of
the lower grades of sheep and lambs
advanced about 25c per 100 lbs. but
the top end of each price range was
practically unchanged. Chicago prices:
Hogs, top, 1925; bulk of sales. $6.70Q
$50; medium and good beef steers,
$5.75 1880: butcher cows and heifers.
$500 $50; feeder steers. $40;
light and medium weight veal calves.
ing lambs. s7.4OQS.46; yeariings. 1915
97.75: fat ewes. $2.5094.75.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
tended upward. with the exception of
pork loins and veal. Lamb advanced
81 to SO; mutton. 81 to 81 per 100 lbs;
beef firm to SOC higher: veal generally
steady; pork loins weak to 81 lower.
Prices good grade meats: Beef. $12Q
10; veal $16q1S; lamb, s20G2 | NUT
ton, $10ql4i light pork loins. ,1S@20;
heavy loins, S14G1S.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Demand for cabbage became more
active In producing sections; markets
strengthened, prices advanced. ship
ments very light. New York Danish
type cabbage up $40 per ton bulk at
S5 q in eastern and middle western
markets. at $40g5o. Northern Danish
up Sl5q % in Chicago and st. Louis. at
sos and $50. respectively.
Demand and movement slow to mod
crate in apple markets. Prices slightly
lower. New York Baldwins A21a down
barrel; steady in Chicago. at $1,000
$50. Main No. l stock steady at east
ern, markets at $6.00Q7.00; slightly
higher in Pittsburgh at $1,000 $50.
Northwestern extra fancy Jonathans
slow and weak in eastern cities at $500
d2.5o per box; slightly stronger in Chi
cago and Pittsburgh at $500 a 800.
Dairy Products.
Butter market easy. Receipts lighter
and production decreasing as cold
weather approaches. Imports include
small quantities from Denmark. Ire
land and Canada. Argentine butter ex-
pected in December and New Zealand
now being offered. Closing prices, 90
score: New York. 45zc; Philadelphia.
46hc; Boston. 45c; Chicago, 44c.
Hay.
Eastern hay markets continue dull,
but prices are fairly steady. Rain cur
falling movement to central western
markets. where light receipts are caus-
ing firm prices with an active demand.
Atlanta reports hay on track unsold
with demand very poor. Prairie hay in
lighter demand at Chicago. No. l tim
othy quoted Nov. 16. New York, $26;
Pittsburgh. s21: Cincinnati, S1e.75; Chi
cago. 1923; Atlanta. 1850. No. l al
falfa. Memphis. s24; Kansas City. $50.
No. l prairie, Chicago. $3.50. Mlnneap-
oils. SIS; Kansas City. $3.50.
Mill feed offerings light; demand
slow; prices irregular in distributing
markets. firm In western markets..
Holders asking higher prices. but find
difficulty in making sales. Linseed
meal firm. cottonseed meal slightly
easier. Production of cornfeeds good,
offerings well taken. Gluten feed quot
ed 81 higher. Alfalfa meal dull. Stocks
generally good. Quoted. Nov. 16: Bran,
s1425; middlings, s15.25; flour mid
dlinss. f22. Minneapolis; SO per cent
co%ttonseed meal. s33. Memphis:
hominy feed. $3.50. st. Louis: s21. Chi
cago. Gluten feed, s27.s5. Chicago.
Linseed meal. s3s. Minneapolis. No. /
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