Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-14
GOVERNMENT MARKET REPORT
Marketgram Issued by Bureau Of
Agricultural Economics.

Washington, Oct 9.-For the week end
ing October 6-GRAIN-Closing prices I'm
Chica go cash market: No. red winter
wheat Sill: No. 2 hard winter wheat,
$109; No. mixed corn. &c; No. ? yellow
corn, &c; No. 3 white oats, 40c. Average
farm price, No. mixed corn in central
Iowa. SAC. Closing future prices: Chicago
December wheat, $1.061s: Chicago Decem-
Der corn, 607sc; Minneapolis December
wheat s1.O7A Kansas City December
wheat $3.50; Winnipeg December wheat.
$3.50.
FEED-Quoted October 6: Bran, $3.50:
middlings, 100; flour middlings, $500
Minneapolis: SO per cent cottonseed meal
$3.50 Memphis, s34.60 Atlanta: "a per cent
linseed meal. s41.5o Minneapolis. $3.50 Chi
cago; gluten feed. $31.S5 Chicago. white
hominy feed. $3.50 st. Louis.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Closing prices, 90
score butter: New York, 45c. Philadelph a.
451kc; Boston, 44c.- Chicago. 43c. Cheese
markets steady during the week. Wis
consin board prices advanced Monday on
small styles only. Firmness in the coun-
try not fully shared in distributing mar
kets, where buying is being held closely
to requirements. Fall quality running
good. Cheese prices at Wisconsin pri-
mary markets October 5: Twins. 22kc:
daisies, 231zc: double daisies, 23Ac; long
horns, 24Ac; square prints 251zc-
FRUITS AND vEGETABLES-Price
reported October 6: Northern round
whites firm in Chicago 70cG1.00. Virginia
sweet potatoes, $1.90Q 40: New Jersey
stock. S5c61. 40 per bushel basket. Michi-
gan domestic cabbage mostly s15.00G20. &C
per ton bulk; CARROTS in Chicago. $500
| $50 Midwestern Jonathan apples. $4.506
| 600 in the Central West; northwestern
extra fancy boxed Jonathans, $2O0G3- 90
in leading markets. Michigan Concord
| grapes in 12-quart baskets. 75cG$1.20 in
| city markets, $65.0OGS5.0O per ton at ship
| ping points.
LIVE STOCK-Chicago prices October
| 6: Hogs, top. $10.05; bulk of sales, 5000
| 1000: medium and good beef steers, $500
| Ii 10: butcher cows and heifers. $3.65G9 is:
| feeder steers s.. 65GS.10: veal calves, 81. 75Q
| 11.OO: fat lambs. $1250G14.35; feeding lambs.
| S13.OO@@14.35: yearlings. $S-75Q1225: fat
| ewes. So 5OG675 Stocker and feeder ship
| ments from - important markets during
| the week ending September 81 were: Cat
| tln and calves. los. 1856: hogs 1884: sheep.
| l24.S6S
| Among the Republican speakers
who are warming things up for the
G. o. p. are Acknowledgement Brund-
age, Ex-Governor Deneen, Mayor
| Thompson, Charles Bostrom, building
inspector; Edgar A Jonas, first as
sistant states attorney; James J.
Barbour, state senator; Roy JUL,
Sheriff Charles w. Peters, County
Judge Frank S. Righeimer, Edward
r. Litsinger, member of the board of
review; John F. Devine, clerk of the
| Probate court; Aid. John H. Lyle
John H. Passmore, candidate for clerk
of the Criminal court; Judge Howard
| Hayes, Aid. e. |. Frankhauser, Peter
| M. Hoffman, candidate for sheriff /;
Charles Ringer, candidate for county
treasurer, and Harry f. Hamlin.
James M. Whalen, popular, able
and honest candidate for trustee OF
the Sanitary District on the Demo
cratic ticket should receive the vote
of every good citizen.
Altar M. Eberhardt, Republican can
didate for Municipal Court Judge
received the following notice in the
report of the Chicago Bar Associa
ton, published before the March pri
mary on judicial candidates:
HE is an Industrious law
yer of high ideals and temperament
ally fitted for the position. We
deemed him qualified
e. E. Quin, the popular and wide
awake manager of the Palmer House
makes friends for that great Totel by
his close attention to the needs oil
it's patrons.