Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-09-21
MARKET.
! QUOTATIONS.,
4 { BUREAU OF MARKETS
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..,,, ..p,.,ees ii Chicago. cash mar.
"a r. aSed winter wheat si:o4; No.
i Inter wheat, SI.02; No. . mixed
~: Na 2 yellow corn. SEQ; No. .
~ lSc. Average farm price:
Sixed, corn In central lows, s1ci
/ dark northern wheat In Central
n Dakota, ssc; Closlnx future
y: Chicago DeSsmosr TxanSSas::
.poIls December wheat. 9i.o1 III:
~ CITY December wheat. eto;
siDer December wheat. sSNo.
Dairy Pressst.: ->fs'3
ma, .ariet steady to firm. Hot
H. has continued to cut. down
sustion and has reduced percentage
Mncy grades In current arrivals.
~ goods beginning to mCys az. in,s
n: g w; NV ciGsieHs YorR ssEes fh,i.deipSis
1cs,on Ssc. Chicago 3SMc.
A.s.s markets steady with only fair
noe Of trading. Buyers continue to
Ley S,' pTioes @ a, Wisconsin primary
IN: Twins 1890, daisies 20kc.
N daisies zoe, young Americas
ionyhorns Zoe. square prints Szc.
IA, cotton prices advanced 63 points.
York October future contracts ad-
sisso per pound today. New York
n contracts closed at 2l.52c.
H Philadelphia $40. Pittsburgh
/ Minneapolis SIS. st. Louis 49,. At
! $3.50. No. l alfalfa. Kansas
Ns.5O. Memphis $24. No. prairie.
k,as City sl0.6O. St Louis $l4.50.
nsspolis $3.50.
meat feeds remain firm but sales
kaIslly arc small. High protein
d also slightly firmer. Drouth in
kthwest causing improved demand
LAT section. Quoted: Spring bran.
,, ,,anSaTd ,nisr mtaaiings; hasn s1s;sS; !aG
a }26 St. Louis. Linseed meal.
80 Minneapolis. Gluten. S30.35 Chi
{o. Cotton seed meal, $33 Atlanta,
Memphis. Hominy feed. $29 At
Ia ;25.25 st. Louis.
Live stock and Meats.
|hicago prices: Hogs. top. $3.50:
cher cows and heifers. s3.75 to 1886:
ier steers, 1850 to sS; light and
tium weight veal calves. $l1.50 to
|: fat lambs. sl2.50 to $3.50; feeding
;bs. 31l.75 to $l3.l6: yearlinYs. 1915
sli.25; fat ewes. $3.50 to tS:25:
Ees good grade meats: Beef. $3.50
~ mutton. sea, sis to to $3.50; % light - PORK *
a. s,S to s29: heavy loins. $13 to
Fruits md Vegetables.
Priees reported: New Jersey pota-
I No. l sacked cobblers. $50 to
IS per hundred pounds Detroit.
ksburgh and Ohio cities; giants. 76c
tl:2s in leading markets; 66c to 76c
h. sl.l0 to sl.l5 Boston. Csc (. o. b.
|s.'' Rs,as u.is e'' to .,.5s IN the Middie
Ut 81 to sl.05 (. o. b. Minnesota
hts Western rurals. $40 to $3.50
et Louis. G0c (. o. b. Idaho points.
! York apples. wealthies. says to
Dsr rssspn Ssrpe sasse5n ,S esss Rhoas
i'H fllineis EHIs JonatSans. iS9S $3.50 10 81 IN
Middle West. California boxed
sl.75 to S2.25 In leading
rkets. Auction sales Chicago and
ton. sl.s5 to Sl.85. New York
low globe onions. $3.50 to $2.15 per
pound sack eastern markets.
yellow. $3.50 to 81 in
ding cities. Massachusetts yellows
leo q il.25 to $40. Spanish valen-
~ l.75 per crate Chicago. New
X peaches. elbertas. bushel basket.
ltly 81 to sl.75: firm Cincinnati at
IS to $40: 90c to 81 (. o. b. shipping
Its Colorado and Michigan ell
tast t2 to s2.26 In markets of the
tral West. Auction sales Chicago.
Y to sl;25 per box. Colorado can
'kets at 81 to 50 per standard crate.
10y other cities at 3l.50 to 81. Michi-
grapes. concords and early moores.
uart climax baskets. CSC to soc in
suming centers. Concord steady at
T. o. b.