The Dolores star., 1921-11-18
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Live STOCK md Meats.
'hicaSo hog prices declined SOC to
o"c per 100 lbs. Beef steers were steady
To soc lower; butcher cows and heifers
Gown i5c to 25c: feeder steers down
zoc higher: feeding lambs up Zoe to
5oc. Fat ewes generally soc lower.
onieaso ~ ai prices: Hog top. $40: bulk
beef steers. S5.75a1I.25: butcher cows
and. heifers. 1896 a 9.25: feeder steers.
st.,S @ $50; light and medium weight
sS.25 q 9.25; feeding lambs. S7.25aS4O:
yeariinss. s5.50G7.25; fat ewes. $1,000
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
We're weak and generally lower. Pork
IONS and veal down 81 to "a: beef 81
to 81 lower per 100 lbs. Lamb and
mutton generally steady. Good grade
meats: Beef. s12a15: veal. s1GaIS:
lamb, s1Tal9: mutton. ssG13; light
pork loins. slSd2l; heavy loins. 500
November. 1921 estimated total
white potato crop 356O76. 900 bushels
compared with December. 1920, esti-
shipments decreasing rapidly. Markets
well supplied, prices of round whites
s.lishtly higher: demand moderate. New
York sacked round whites up 1Oc to
zoe in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. at
sz.som 30 per 100 lbs; bulk stock
Northern sacked round whites up zoe
IL
steady in Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at
s2lOa 2.l5; up at shipping points, at
sl.60M Los.
November estimate commercial apple
crop. lS.563.00O barrels, compared with
3I23s,OOO barrels December 1920 esti-
mate Markets steady for barreled
stock; slow and duh for box stock.
New YORK Baldwins. A2Is. firm in New
York. at S75OmS per bbl.: steady in
Chicago. at S7m7.5O.
November estimate total onion pro-
bushels. compared with December, 1920,
estimates. 23.525.0OO bushels.
November estimate total cabbage
production twenty-six states, Cos 900
tons, compared with December 1920.
estimate. $4,000 tons.
Grain.
Chicago December wheat up cents.
corn up | cent. at i7a.c. Stocks of old
corn on farms November estimated at
2Sl.i72.000 bushels. compared with
a five.year average of So.5I6,0OO BUSH
els. This years estimated stocks are
larsest on record; Closing prices in
ea ter Wheat faSa ss sfk. So o hard Iea winter inter-
wheat S1.O6: No. mixed corn. 47c:
No. yellow corn. 4Sc; No. 3 white oats.
33c. For week Minneapolis December
wheat up 31ac. closing at s1.19; Kansas
city December wheat up 3a.c, at 9S5sc
Winnipeg December wheat up &c. at
sl.OiSs. Chicago May wheat closed at
neapolis May wheat s1.1S: Kansas City
May wheat. sl.03aI: Winnipeg May
wheat s1.10A. Average price to farm
ers in central Iowa for No. 2 mixed
corn about 32c: to farmers in central
North Dakota for No. l dark northern
wheat S1.00A to farmers in central
Kansas for No. 2 hard winter wheat,
90c.
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. 46c.
Hny.
Eastern hay markets continue dull.
Central western markets firm on light
receipts but demand limited. Country
loadings light. No. l timothy, New
York. s26; Philadelphia. s23: Pitts
burgh. $21: Chicago. S23: Cincinnati
sls.75; Minneapolis, s1s: Atlanta
s27.50. No. 1 alfalfa. Kansas City. $19:
Memphis. $26: Atlanta. s30.3O. No. l
Prairie. Kansas City. S12: Minneapolis
SIS: Chicago. $40.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices declined 90 points
during the week. closing at 1859 per
pound. New York December futures
down 112 points, at 17.50c.