The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-31
TOdGy's Markets
CHICAGO - LIVESTOCK

ChlCAGO L1N
CATTLE-11 900; trade more active than
early; better grade fed steers, yearlings and
fat she stock fully steady; spots strong
shipping demand broad top matured steers
11.50; several loads strong weight 11.0oGr
11.40; about $50 head weighty cake fed
feeders fairly steady with weeks decline:
country demand narrow: several car loads
late yesterday 500 downward. some mfr
Tor light stockers 3.75 bulls uneven; few
heavy bologna 500; mostly 4.000J4.50; veal
ers st,ong at 9.5o01o.O0; mostly to packers
scw 1o25; outsiders upward to 1880 and
above.
.HOGS-R Receipts 10000; slow: uneven;
mostly rs to so cents lower on better
grades; slaughter pigs largely rs cents off;
others dull. big packers bidding steady with
Saturday or 8.0008.50 on common mixed
kinds; very light shipping demand; early
top HOO for choice 200 to 220 pound aver
age; bulk good and choice 160 to 24o
pounds weight 10.50M10.85; better $50 to
325 pound average 1915 to 1920; bulk pack
ing sows S.40M8.75; desirable strong weight
slaughter pigs 9.50M9.75 heavyweight 10
7010.75; medium weight 1040010s5; light
weight 10.15010.80; light lights 9.250105O.
packing hogs smooth 8.5009.00 packing
hogs rough 8.00@S50; slaughter pigs
8.75M9.75.
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000; active early
sales fat lambs steady to strong; most ma
tives 13.00M13.25; early bulk range lambs
13.50M13.75: best held around 400; culls
mostly S,UUWNS.ZO Sneep STEADY. CQu lois
fat ewes 5.5O@650; feeding lambs pros
poets steady to strong.
CHICAGO - PRODUCE
BUTTER-Higher; receipts 1890 tubs
creamery extras 361a; standards $50; ex-
ira firsts 351A@36; firsts 340S5; seconds
32M33.
CHEESF-Unchanged
EGGS--Steady; receipts 14,781 cases
firsts 27'; ordinary firsts 2512@26. storage
pack firsts 2802S15.
POULTRY-Alive, unsettled; fowls ia
>21: broilers 27@28; ROSTERS 141a.
PoTAToES-Ab About steady; receipts "a
cars; total United States shipments $50.
Kansas sacked Irish sobblers 1.25@1.5O; few
low as LIS. Virginia barrel Irish cobblers
few sales 2:5002.65.
CHICAGO - GRAIN
General selling Of wheat and decided
set back in prices resulted early today from
rains in the Canadian northwest together
with sharp break IN quotations at Winn-
ipeg and at Liverpool Dispatches belittling
any danger from black rust in Canada, es-
pecially if the weather remains COOL at
tracted considerable notice. Reports were
also currenut which indicated that the total
wheat yield in the United States for 1924
would exceed last years total. Opening
prices, which ranged from y cent to IA
cent lower, September 1914 to 1.32S1-4 and
December 1.3415 to 1876, were followed by
a slight further decline and then some
thing of rally.
Corn and oats showed lack of fresh
buying support. Selling pressure in corn
was directed mostly against the new crop
deliveries. After opening from u to 2 IA
cent lower, December 81 to 90, corn prices
continued weak.
Oats started 1-S to l 3-s cent off, Sep
TENDER so to so Ia, and later showed but
little power to rally.
Downturn in hog quotations weakened the
provision market.
Closing Prices
WHEAT-No. Red 1.S2A@1.881a; No.
Hard 1929.
CORNING. Mixed 1.19% Gill; No. .
Yellow 1.10%
OATS White 54@55; No. white
52M591a.
RYEENo. 2, 961a.
BARLEY-78G1S0.
TIMOTHY SEED. 0068 co..
CLOVER SEED-12.75@21.00
LARD-I3.37.
RIBS-12.12
BELLIES 25@13.S5.