, 1921-11-17
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
- Furnished by -
US. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington DC.
tves,ern newspaper Union News service,
Live stock and Meats.

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Chicago hog prices declined soc to
coo per 100 lbs. Beef steers were steady
to SOC lower; butcher cows and heifers
down 15c to Csc; feeder steers down
csc to SOC. Fat lambs were steady to
Csc higher; feeding lambs up 40c to
50c. Fat ewes generally soc lower.
of sales. $7.00@7.30 medium and good
beef steers, $5.7e@1l.25; butcher cows
and heifers. s3.s5Qs:25; feeder steers.
veal calves, $3.50 q 9.75; fat lambs,
$S.25 @9.25; feeding lambs. $7.25 $40;
y~earlines. $5.50q7.25; fat ewes, $500
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
were weak and generally lower. Pork
loins and veal down. So to "a; beef 81
to 81 lower per 100 lbs. Lamb and
mutton generally steady. Good grade
meats; Beef, s12@15; veal, $16@1S;
lamb. $l7ql9; mutton. $SQ13; light
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Fruits and vegetables.
November. 1921 estimated total
compared with December. 1920. esti-
mate of 42S,36S,000 bushels. Carlot
shipments decreasing rapidly. Markets
slightly higher; demand moderate. New
York sacked round whites up Toe to
zoe in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, at
steady in NeY York at $2.1O 2.2O.
Northern sacked round whites up zoe
in Chicago. at S1.75@2; earlot sales
oNtoaE VI llNSphl6 II dnu CINCINNATI at
S2.l0W2.15; up at shipping points, at
$1.60G1.65.
November estimate commercial apple
crop. lS.563,OOO barrels, compared with
37.239.0O0 barrels December. 1920, esti-
mate. Markets steady for barreled
stock; slow and dull for box stock.
New York Baldwins. A21a. firm in New
York. at s7.50@S per bbl.; steady in
Chicago. at S7@7.50.
November estimate total onion pro-
duction twenty-one states, IL, 1893. 600
bushels, compared with December. 1920,
estimates, 23.525, 900 bushels.
November estimate total cabbage
production twenty-siN states, Cos. 900
tons, compared with December. 1920.
estimate. $4,000 tons.
Grain.
Chicago December wheat up 4 cents,
closing at S1.06A Chicago December
corn up l cent. at 47%c. Stocks of old
corn on farms November l estimated at
13s; 100000 bushels last year and with
a five-year average of S0,5T6.000 BUSH
els. This years estimated stocks are
Chicago cash market: No. 2 red win
ter wheat, s1.19; No. 2 hard winter
wheat. S106; No. mixed corn. 47c;
Mo- yellow corn. 4Sc. No. 3 white oats,
33c. For week Minneapolis December
wheat up 3hc, closing at S1.19: Kansas
city December wheat up 3Ac. at 9S% C;
Winnipeg December wheat up &c. at
S1.04%. Chicago May wheat closed at
s1-11h; Chicago May corn. 531kc; Min
neapolis May wheat s1.1S; Kansas City
may Wntdt. Sl.V3 winnipeg May
wheat. $1.1oA. Average price to farm
ers in central Iowa for No. 2 mixed
corn about age: to farmers in central
North Dakota for No. l dark northern
wheat. $l.O0A; to m in central
Kansas for No. 2 hard winter wheat.
soc.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets weak with price ten
dency downward. Dull movement of
most grades. Storage butter selling
slowly. Fresh production heavy for
season. Closing prices. 80 score. New
York. 45c; Chicago. Acc: Boston. 44c;
Philadelphia. acc.
Hay.
Eastern hay markets continue dull.
Central western markets firm on light
receipts but demand limited. Country
loadings light: No. ! timothy, New
York: s26; Philadelphia, s23: Pitts
burgh. $21: Chicago. $23: Cincinnati,
1878; Minneapolis. SIS; Atlanta,
S27.5O. No. l alfalfa. Kansas City. S1s;
Memphis. s26; Atlanta. $1,000. No. /
Prairie. Kansas City. $12; Minneapolis.
SIS; Chicago. $19.
Cotton.
Spo cotton prices declined 80 points
during the week. closing at 1850 per
pound. New York December futures
down 112 points. at 1850.