Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-08-10
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MUTATIONS
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Warrington, D. O.
"A. ..d Vegetables.

.-,ts sad tegetnDies.
..te,, show marked decline
pasE New Jersey sacked
Sown 35c to Csc in east
~ Minnesota and Kansas
~ @..ker. Virginia barreled
ii lower. Cantaloupe
70, Y Yor California salmon
S.ryiand and Delaware green
.tsrmeIons generally weaker
II. market firm: steady az
I;roIng points: weaker Mis-
Peaches steady to firm
city weaker other markets.
N ~ North Carolina Elbertas
down Csc to 75c. Declines
= ii occurred at shipping
,I.s H. %cobblers, 81 to 31.15 per
E,W York and Philadelphia,
us0 other eastern markets..
a. b, New Jersey points:
\ 4 South Jersey points. kan
ohios, partly graded. soc to
H,esgo, Minnesota stock y to
tss,ss and Minnesota ship
sts jOc to 81 I. o. b. Virginia
NSo to 81 per barrel at most
sikets. $40 to ~ Boston ana
M At $3.50 to $2.10 I. o. b.
siifornia salmon tint canta-
ssndard ass. mostly 32.zb to
,,eeEs firm in New York at
I'd Arkansas stock. Sl.76 to
Middle West. Maryland and
sreen meats. $3.50 to - In
ssrkets. Indiana salmon tints
MS in Pittsburgh. North and
npllna watermelons. Tom wet.
liium sizes. $3.50 to $e26 bulk
SRIladelphia. $22b to $500 Pitts
Alabama and Georgia melons,
no Chicago. Missouri stock
Stii0 Chicago. $s5 to 5000 (. o. b.
North Carolina peaches, skies
Gael basket Bellies and Elbertas.
IN In most consuming centers.
= New York at $2.76 to $3.26.
|csrolina Elbcrtas. $1.65 to S2.66
Delaware and Maryland early
nd variety. s. to $3.50 per
esstern markets, Michigan
n. $3.50 to So per barrel in
Dairy Products.
q markets steady to firm at
Closing prices. 80 score butter:
\ 33hc, New York 34hc. Phila-
| ;sc, Boston 35hc. Cheese mar
Iver and tone Is somewhat un-
Prices at Wisconsin primary
markets: Twins 18c. daisiel
double daisies l8c, longhorns
square prints zoe.
Grain.
y export buying advanced
prces early in week, the trend
ling gradually upward for the
W. Corn prices acted largely In
~ with wheat, though there
rood demand for cash corn. The
market had firm undertone be.
4 firmness In Liverpool and be-
Ill strike 10 beginning to show
iset on movement. Corn trade
dsrate and on improved weather
December was extremely heavy.
with net Of Ike. Closing
q Chicago cash market: No. J
lter wheat. 31.0s: No. 2 fard
wheat, CLIO: No. 3 mixed corn.
! yellow corn. SEC: No. 8 white
< Average farm prices: No.
corn In central iowa, about
! hard winter wheat in central
voc. Closing future prices:
September wheat. $l.oBk;
September corn. 6lKc; Minne-
|sptsmber wheat, SLIM; Kan.
September wheat, csc; Winni.
obsr wheat. S1.09k.
Live Stock and Meats.
lred with q week ago Chicago
ices ranged from &c to lbc
% light weights to l6c lower
y weights. Beef steers and
cows and heifers generally l0c
u higher. Feeder steers showed
I advance with light and me-
ilght veal calves generally soc
'ef l00 pounds. Fat lambs firm
lgher and feeding lambs 1Oc to
er. Yearlings advanced l6c to
lat ewes from 25c to soc dur
week. Chicago closed strong
Iher on light butcher hogs but
se lower on other grades. Beef
Irong to 15c higher, stockers
u calves firm. Lambs were
0 i5c higher with top sales at
.ecing lambs were strong and
ssssay: Chicago prices: Hogs,
-: bulk, $3.50 to 110.70: mo-
good beef steers. IS to $l0.1O:
cows and heifers, $4.l5 to So;
'eefs; $3.50 to $7.65: light and
weight veal calves. So to
!. Ist lambs. $11.7s to $i2.sb:
lsmbs. 3l1.60 to $3.50: year
20 to $l1; fat ewes. is.26 10
locker and feeder shipments
i've Important markets durin9
we're: Cattle and calves, 66,.
y t.es2; sheep. 46.100. With
sption Of fresh. pork loins,
re generally II to 81 higher.
Snich wa! generally steady,
Isnolesale " fresh meat prices
y to lower than q week ago,
eeiined u to $3.50 and ianibs
.Ss per 100 pounds; good beef
svc iower and medium grades
- W lower for the week.