The Ordway new era., 1921-09-30
LATEST MARKET
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Grain.
e,Ienefal export demand very slow. Of
mn estimated Frances raise 2S, ,O0O.-
rst roo pushels wheat more than domestic
;uluireinents. American mills reported
,nquirlng for wheat in Canada Coun-
.ry offerings small; movement to ter
,minais ma,id decreasing. Eastern corn de-
Siosing prices in Chicago cash market:
NO. 2 Red winter wheat. sI.25: No ;
ahrn Hard winter wheat, s1.2s: No. Mixed
White oats. 35c. For the week Chi
GaEo December wheat lost 6Ac, clos
;hs aIs at sl;24s; December corn down
ssember wheat down 4Ac. closing at
Sl.39; Kansas City December wheat
Gown bev ,,St. &c: at s1.16%; Winnipeg. Decem-
saso September wheat closed at S1.22ai
september corn, 81 &c; Minneapolis Sep
sssmbsr sents,rhss wheat. sL44ss; Kansas city
tober wheat, S1.4O
Fruits and Vegetables.
Potato shipments are decreasing aft
er week of heavy movement. New
york and Chicago strengthened slight
y Tor round whites andMaine cobblers.
New york ranging $220 to s2.35 per 100
pounds bulk and Chicago S2.35 to $3.50
Tor sacked stock. Other markets slow
and rada.s weak .Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
soc at Maine shipping points. closing
sl.42 to s1.56 bulk per 100 pounds Colo
rado Downings weak at s1.5O. NIinne-
sofa round whites off 30c. at S292.10.
market under limited supplies and good
fancy. sold at s11.oO to $3.50 per bar
Jonathans firm at $3.50 to $500 per box,
medium to large sizes. New York Bald
wins up S1.o0 in Philadelphia at $500
to S1.9O at Washington shipping points.
Live Stack nnI HIa,t.
movements for the week. Packing
grades advanced Is 135c; light hogs
We're steady to 1Oc lower. Beef steers
steady. Feeder steers steady to 25c
lower; veal calves down 75c a S1.OO Fat
lambs broke sharply. net declines rang
Feeding lambs weak to a shade lower
Fat ewes steady to 25c lower Chicago
briIss bnI Of aoss t9P $SSo Cone loa
good beef steers. s6.0O@9.75 butcher
cows and heifers. s3.5O09.OO; feeder
steers; s5,Oo@7.oO; light and medium
weight veal calves, $3.50 a 1900; fat
Obs. T''''@ ''i'' 'eea'hs 'a"'s' s''''
Eastern Wholesale fresh meat prices
show irregular changes. Veal ranged
from steady to So lower: lamb from
steady to $500 higher. Beef and pork
loins averaged about steady. Septem-
Der 21st prices good grade meats: Beef,
S17.0o @21.00: mutton. s11.O0@15.0O;
light pork loins. $25.0O@30.0O: heavy
loins, s13.00@21.O0.
Movement of hay very light. caused
principally by farm work and unsatis-
factory prices to shippers. Considera-
BILE poor hay still arriving at various
markets and selling only at heavy dis
counts. Demand light principally local
changed but little during the week
ssss,55SS: Boston. sss.oo;o Philadelphia'
$1,000: Minneapolis, $500. No. i al
falfa. Memphis. s22.00: Atlanta. $4,000.
No. l prairie. Minneapolis, $1,000: Chi
cago, S1f.00.
Wheat millfeeds dull and a shade
lower at several markets. Demand
light. buyers showing but little inter-
Spring bran auoted; Philsdelphia. s2e:
natl. si7.5io; middlinss. ss4. cotton
seed meal firm and from 50c@ c@$1 high
meal on hand at mills August 81 at 49,
sol tons compared with 82.092 tons
August 81. 1920, Hominy feed easier;
Cincinnati. Prices on gluten feed re-
duced s1.S0 per ton. present quotations
$2S.65. Chicago.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets steady to firm. Sup
plies of fancy butter very light and
available lots moving readily. Under
grades for most part weak and accu-
mulatinE. Report of Danish shipments
on way has had some tendency to take
strength from market. Closing prices
a2 score domestic: New York 44kc;
Chicago, 42kc: Philadelphia and Bos-
ton. 45c Cheese markets steady. Stor-
age stocks being drawn on to some ex-
tent September 90 prices at Wiscon-
sin primary markets: Twins, 1870:
daisies. 20c double daisies, 19Ac
Young Americas 21c; longhorns. 19hc.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices declined 10 points
during the week, closing at 1870 per
pound. New York October futures
down 20 points at 1900.