Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-19
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Vegetables,

70 *s.iS per 100 lbs. In consuming mar.
sssc xssa b!ik stock in New York City,
up soc to 4oc In New York and Phil
adelphia at s:.5o to sass. Strong In
SaoHucih6 sections At Sl.7S to $l,s6,
nscMea stock up l6c in boston at sass
20 S1;t0. Chicago carlot market strong.
or after early declines, closing nearly
steady at - TO 32.15 for sacked north.
crn round whites and at S2.i0 to Sa.25
rfrm rGr o4lk q stock. Ncrshern sacked stock
ana Minnesota points,
ineihand for cabbage good in distrib.
u.ihs s centers; markets firm. New YorL;
per oai''sn ta, tyns h,, up s. to Ss at $40 to 4s
ilirm ,irm nt St6 to $50. Most eastern mar
iets show advances of IS to $40. rang
ing $50 to $50. Philadelphia down $40.
asr". as s'o. :N3rthern Danish weak in Chi
Iisy.
fcc"ipts continue very light. Slight
Increases reported in country loading =
IN central west. Freight reductions not
rnay cm,,"linLy applied and expected in
IHea. LED Better southern demand noted.
ifincipal sales have been for local
negds: Tnr,: Prices strong for limited Of
othy, s Eos,"n 9uS,ed ,sa. Sangsry MS Z; No tim.
pIttsburs, s.::5O: Chicago. s33: Minne-
ap9lis' sls: Savannah. s27: Jackson
t.itw' Ci,tS' sIsi5S: 30: No: alfalfa. Kansas
$3.50. No. prairie. Kansas City.
*l-.2O: Minneapolis. $3.50. Chicago, $l7.
Live stock nnd Meats.
chicago live stock prices advanced
during the week. Hogs ranged from
Tancins most. Beef steers and butcher
hcifers gained 25c to soc. Cows and
ieedrr steers practically unchanged.
rat lambs and fat ewes up 75c: yearl-
at "a tH,,- No., L.
Chicngo prices: Hogs. top. $S55 Zone
load: bulk Of sales. $3.50 to S7.S5: me-
Gdum and good beef steers, S6.75 to
s'.s2; butcher cows and heifers. $40
TO 500: feeder steers. So to $3.50; light
I" s9.e5: fat lambs. $ll.25 to sla50;
feeding lambs. 1926 to Sl1.a5: ycarl-
1915.
Eastern Wholesale fresh meat prices
were firm to higher. Veal and lamb
advanced $. to 81 mutton. 50 to 81
at others. Good beef was steady, with
medium grades soc to 81 higher. Pork
,"ins firm to SOC higher per 100 lbs.
Prices good grade meats: Beef. 3l3
10 SIS: veal. $50 to s2l: lambs, sa5 to
S2S: mutton. Sl2 to SIS: light pork
loins: Sl7 to S19: heavy loins. $l3 to
$3.50.
Following a sharp break on the 3rd.
wheat prices advanced on the ith and
.,h. but became unsettled and show net
declines for the week. Chicago May
wheat down 3itc. closing at s1.11E
Chicago Mny corn unchanged at 53hc.
The visible supply decreased moro than
the trade expected. but this was offset
by Buenos Aires market opening &c
lower on the 9th. Visible supply wheat
t7.S39.000 bushels. a decrease of 1.629.-
600 bushels for week. Exporters con-
tinue after corn. but domestic demand
is slow. Visible supply corn. 24.787,-
900 bushels an increase of 1,50s.000
bushels FOR week. Closing prices in
Chicago cash market No. rcd win
wheat. -s1.o7; No. : mixed and yellow
corn. 48c: No. 3 white oats. 35c. Av-
cragc prices to farmers In central Iowa
for No. mixed corn, 35c; to farmers
in central North Dakota for No. dark
northern wheat. $l.OSL; to farmers in
central Kansas for No. 9 hard winter
wheat. zoe. For the week Minneapolis
May wheat down a!sc. closing at
down &c. Mt S1.09.
Dairy Prodmcts.
Isutter markets in demor8lized con-
dition and weak at the close. Prices
have been declining steadily since the
middle of December. but most radical
declines have occurred this week.
Plentiful supplies of all grades on mar
kets. including considerable quantity of
imported butter: Closing prices 90
Philadelphia. ace: Boston. SIC.
Cotton. o, .s
Spot cotton prices declined G1 points
during the week. closing at 17.76c per
pound. New York January futures
down 81 points, closing Mt 18.a3c.