Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-05-18
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Warrington, D. O.

Prices fluctuated during most of
week ana closed lower on inactive
cash and milling demand: lower for-
ment in crop and weather conditions.
Closing prices in Chicago cash mar
Sts;; Sets; No. red winter wheat. S1.ss;
mixed corn. e.: No. yeiiow % corn. ss sac: !:
prices: No. ! mixed corn in central
No. North OAK aeFth.s9 xhsss so
s.s. ;i..s. For the week Chicago July
s.na wheat ,,dsN down ~ aMs: closing 'i2sH. Ghi-
neapolis July wheat down tAc at
i e a ;,:i5K 4: W!nnipes july wheat
Fruits a.d Vegetables.
Potato markets lost most Of the re-
sovery Of the preceding week in mid
lions oWns to continued heavy sse
plies. carlot sales northern round
whites down soc in Chicago at $3.50
t. %o;nt s1;sS a,I per S 100 pounds: Maine Green
Sc. fob. Maine shipping points.
Minnesota and Michigan shipping
down SOC. fob. hastings at $3.50 per
markets at $3.50 to $3.50. with = top
down Csc in northern markets, stand
shipments decreasing. caiifornia In
e pa1 ySS pouna :sw o1d ens xe so
York at ss.2s to $3.50. North CAROLINA
head lettuGe bushels fair condition.
some low as 7se. Florida watermeions
first car At Pittsburgh. brought $1,000.
Best grades hay generally fair in
eastern markets because Of very light
receipts. Lower grades dull. Increas-
ins 1efslpt1 lowered prices siighty On
market lower as receipts exceeded de-
mand. Alfalfa receipts light and prices
for better grades firm at Kansas City.
$3.50; PhiIadelphia. $3.50: Pittsburgh.
Minneapoiis, $2s; Memphis. 326.5o. No.
prsr. ssf. Mnaespo city y;,se 1885, chssso Ss
$1s; Kansas City: Si2.
Wheat mill feeds slightly weaker ON
light demand and resales by dealers
and jobbers. Mills not pressing sales
meal light. Demand only fair. Very
prices down soc to 81 per ton. Some
improvement in demand for alfalfa
meal. but little doing in corn feeds:
gTisss gp1ns s4an s% ans st9'ns h.
ter bran, Kansas City. s21. Linseed
meal; Chicago; ssl;5o Cottonsesd meal
$32.65. Alfalfa meal. Kansas City, 50.
Hominy feed. Cincinnati. $2s.so: Phil
Spot cotton prices advanced 90 points
during the week, closing at 18.61c per
pound. New York May futures de-
Butter markets slightly firmer et
higher prices. Stocks are kept we'll
cleared IN snticipation ef % lover price. prices
81 score: New York. ssc: Chicago.
s5c: Phiiadeiphia. asMc; Boston. s7H 8.
Cheese markets generally steady. Trad
prices are barely holding or have shown
slight reductions. Prices at Wisconsin
primary markets: Twins. l5Ac; Daisies.
Livestock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices ranged from 4to
15c higher: butcher cows and heifers
averaged about steady; veal calves up
Soc. feeder steers up 1oc; sheep and
lamb, lost 75e: .prinEei. soc S !G /, ,s1.ss; 8 !;
fs5nes sf75. chieaso "a ona Prices: Hess. TOP. .1i:
61k Of sa1ss S:s, Sss .s.sr to %sa9G g
but butcher % cows and heifers. s4.75 to
$3.50; feeder steers. $6.26 to s7.s5; light
and medium weight veal calves. $3.50
to 50; fat lambs. $l1;25 to $l4.26;
So to $12; fat ewes. $5.25 to $S.25.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
were generally weak to lower. Fresh
pork loins declined 81 to 81. while lamb
ranged from weak to % lower. Beef
and mutton were practically un-
changed: veal firm to 81 higher. Prices
good grade meats: Beef. S14 to $1b;
veal S13 to $19; lamb, $29 to $31; mutt
ton. $40 to $24: light PORK loins. t23
to $25; heavy loins, SIT to $22.