Cheyenne record., 1921-03-31
MARKETS
.-- Furnished by
y. 8. eUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, o. c.
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go increasing. advices iaof country
SssnF sns'na work bad cssa.s
roads stili restricting heavy move
ment. Eastern and Southern markets
paas ny syiS S fcoa
Pacific coast markets weak because Of
rSxsa anS eioSer mi1ed IN eood supniy % in the
Carolinas but in light request. Alfal-
IA receipts increased materially in
fssdns ssetiens ssre saS held
steady, good Southwest prairie meet
Ing with ready sale in Chicago. Chi
SAKE pskots eIss prairie. mo- ouoted: No: timothy
326 Chicago. $26 Philadelphia, 3o4
Pitt.Hureh: s2s Cincinnati; s2s Min
Po ssseS Baltimore. TIM a'hy ~ Memphis. I % si7.sS
Minneapoiis. s22 Cincinnati: No. 1 al
felfa s24 Chicago. s25 Cincinnati; SCI
nn1ssPse eo sisso sS So R'.s MsnsaSos
Feed.
Market weak: demand lacking: Of
ment. more liberal: Bran and mid
nE' fes oSsr dSwn hese sa n
pseted BY dealers % unless there Is !. de-
aes dHnaRss sssn sao5S .sose
apolis; No: ! alfalfa meal SIS Kansas
Saffaio. ' SO Minneapolis: gluten feed
3s7 Chicago: beet pulp IS? New York
and Baltimore; white hominy feed $23
st. Louis. $24 Chicago.
The world economic situation con-
tinues q depressing factor In the grain
market. In addition crop reports have
been favorable. and prices tended low.
sp,bsD the past ws week r. On sss' .nd of
reports of green bug damage in South
west induced considerable buying which
started an advance. but early support
ward. No. 2 red winter wheat 20Mc to
22hc over Chicago May: No. hard lie
s9 a4Me nas, over. No. mixed sI,eS corn &c to to
s*ss 1nass unasr. ma" For ri the I~ weeR Chicago & 20
May wheat down 4%c at S1.41H. May
corn 2He at s5%c; y M,nnsapoli. 4 May May
May &c at s1.ssE. Winnipeg May aye
Minneapolis flour demand fair. Kan:
sa good. .SS No % hsrd wheat @ sRI i5s over e RAM
sas City May.
Frsits a.s Vegetables.
Potatoes down zoe per 100 lbs. north
ern shipping stations. closing S5c to
to- zoe at 81. to s1:l5 sacked. Round
whites at western New York stations
also lost last weeks gains. closing
;f.ss. III to ''' New York. reaching $40 to
Dairy Products.
Butter markets under severe pres
sure early in the week and prices de-
clined sharply. Danish butter was the
principal factor. and competition at
New. York forced prices down. Other
sion. Markets seem to be temporarily
firmer but increased domestic product
and very heavy arrivals from Denmark
are to be reckoned with Closing
price,. e NsM srk ssA asAf Gs
With the exception of light hogs.
prices Of practically all classes OF live
stock at Chicago declined the past
week. Light hogs up 10c. heavies down
7sc: bulk Of sales down soe to s5c. Beef
and heifers practically steady. Feeder
steers steady to csc lower; heavy lambs
down 75c: light lambs steady. feeding
lambs steady to 36c lower. Yearlings
unchanged. Fat ewes down 25c. March
50 to S1I: medium and good beef steers
$40 to SO: butcher cows and heifers
IS to 1925; feeder steers $775 to $3.50:
light and medium weight veal calves
$3.50 to :i2; fat lambs a s7:5S to SiGg;as:
Eastern wholesale fresh meat mar
kets were generally lower; pork loins
down 81. beef 81 to 50 per 100 lbs. Veal
steady TO u lower. lamb and mutton
sesedf'ea good grade uns:e meats: Beef SIS to SIS:
veal SIS to s23: lamb SIS to :S2s;. mutt
s2s: heavy ioins s1s to SCI.