Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-03-02
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U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Warrington, D. O.
(Wstsr. Nsvpspx Union Nm, s,,,u.,
Gnaia.
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| Grain.
h,1h HLeins strong and sold at new
H.t tn f.etoss SfeSs' on on erSp: Principal mar.
kets. improved milling. flour and az
lort demand and increased outside in
terest. Strength continued at the close,
u. dseps..s dsSPe!y wheat n t. a1aSSos2o9o bush
week. Visible supply 'co corn, sss5 sss2. dSo 6Sa
bushels. an increase Of 2,i52,oo buSSD
els for week. Closing prices in Chicaro
sssh market: No. 2 red winter wheat,
' No. hard winter wheat. tl.II:
corn. 5sc; No. 5 white oats, Sc. Svsrv
eke farm prices: No. 2 mixed corn in
central .H Iowa, 46c: No. l dark northern
WWhea5 Wh IN central North Dakota, Sl.s5:
Kansas; 31.2s. For the week Chicago
Ma May wheat up SC. closing at jI.I6E; !;
SMh1Sas1 Minnss Do1;! May corn up 2He. at ssh !:
siseaSei: sias Ren:as Mcy CIV wheat hsx up ~ At
Ike. at $1.A4h.
Fruits and Vegetables.
apple markets show firm tone during
the week. New York Baldwins AN
ranged $3.50 to $s:2b per Dbl. in leading
wire orders. westsrn New York ship
ss25 to $7.25. Extra fancy boxed Wine
saps ,. weaker In Chicago. s2.76 to ss.2s.
York sacked round whites held at $500
to $2.1b In eastern markets. Northern
stock steady in Chicago. 31.70 to 81.
tirm In Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. at
sections, si.55 TO sl.s5. New York: stock
STEADY In the Rochester section. $1.S8
to $l.92. Growers receiving 9Oc to 800
for Rurals In Colorado and Idaho.
Hay.
Market conditions and prices practi-
ehy st Snsan :sssoo Ns@ y6SR No so %
So: Pittsburgh. t22.5o:
ap9lis. $3.50: Atlanta, f2s: Jackson
inne4eS Kin 1ins' 1885, ch,ssso ss ,iRs Rs''F''
Feed.
, Wheat feeds show easier tendency
April shipment feed. Stocks cottonseed
81. 900 % "ta tons T larger % than last % Year. ' but
price advanced In sympathy with other
feed prices. Hominy feed and gluten
feed firm. production and demand good:
offerings BY mills. Supplies Of most
feeds in dealers hands ample to meet
requirements. High prices are restrict-
~ ssss snd mnny are re-
ment 10 good. Quoted: Bran, $25: mid
1lings. $3.50: rye middlings. S21. Minne-
apolis. White hominy feed. t22.50: glu-
sea cesakS ss Senphs as per Sse
pulp. l27. Cincinnati. No. l alfalfa meal.
SIT, Kansas City; linseed meal. $4s.
Minneapolis: ISL. Buffalo.
Prices for spot cotton advanced &c
points during the week. closing at
17.40c per lb. New York March futures
up lis points. closing 1S.44c.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets steady with little
change in prices. Closing prices. 90
score: New York, 37hc: Chicago. 36hc.
Philadelphia. a7hc: Boston. s7rS.
Cheese =, markets steady thouSh
country points were barely sustained.
Prices at Wisconsin primary markets:
Twins. 2lc: Daisies. 2zc: Double Daisies.
2l&c; Longhorns. 221ic: Square Prints.
Livestock md Meats.
Chicago hog market prices advanced
| 45c to 55c. Better grades Of beef steers
unchanged. The cheaper grades ranged
15c to 25c higher. Best fat cows and
heifers steady: other grades weak to
zoe lower. Feeder steers. firm to zoe
higher; veal calves unchanged. Fat
lambs up 75c to sl.35. a new top for
season of sl6.l0 being established.
Yearlings advanced soc TO 75c; fat
unchanged. Chicago PRICES: Hogs: top.
$1,000; bulk of sales. $1,000 to $10.50:
medium and good beef steers. $7.26 to
1915: butcher cows and heifers. 80
10 s7.75; feeder steers. $5.S5 to $7.25:
light and medium weight veal calves
$500 to $1l.O0: fat lambs. $3.50 to
si6.I0: feeding lambs, 3ll.50 to $3.50:
yearlings. s1O.50 to $500: fat ewes
$3.50 to $s.75.
Stocker and feeder shipments from
twelve important markets were: Cat
tie and calves, 55,S2S: hogs. l2.54s;
sheep. 32.055.
Pork loins advanced 81 to s4 NUT
ton from 81 to 50; lamb. 81 to 81. Beef
generally soc: veal was weak to lower
Beef. $3.50 to $l4: veal. SO to s2o:
lamb $27 to $50; mutton. VA TO sSo,
light pork loins. $3.50 to 1928; heavy
ioins. $14 to $40.