The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-07-16
The Markets

Tor no. holiday There was a 1htie s u U
on the 9TH with sentimen, Dig decline
oeaFIsh over rains in na rt SOnewhat
belt. The market clospd d''s ' Of wheat
snort b2,I covering and good c II'son 9. %
ouyins Disappointing tb r%ss Of new
turns from Ohio, Indiana uIuitG nlng re
ana Missouri and private repos, Iowa
eating Missouri wheat croD 's spof Ind
100000 bushels also had co around g.
effect Export demand Slow Considerable
offerings only fair. Corn cCpO count!
lerlnsS to arrive light. ContipD'ssyy Of
dry weather is causing som ,'lued hot
tension i'll corn market 6nt ' appre
thus lar are favorable. In r ,spOrs
cash market No. red winte, .alcaso
$I.22; No. 2 hard $l.23; M ', Wheat
corn 5Sc; No. yellow corn =, mixed
white oats 35c. For the week esS' NO No
cago July wheat was down WEN Chi
$l.2e3s; eorn up &c at s1ua. &c at
neapolis July wheat down ~ "a NH
$l.221s. Chicago September &c =, At
down SC at $1.2O5s; septembs,' ts
down lc at Gle. Minneapolis e.. CON
Der wheat down &c at s1.25H. I Tla
City September down &c at lii Il n' W.,
nipeg October wheat $780, "a'
daylight receipts g;va
strength to eastern markets. T,,,'a '
tions small and demand limited ,a,.,
needs. Brisk demand for good s..
at Chicago. First car new hav , ossa
at Cincinnati. Receipts No g,,ss.
not equal to local demand at Ksam '
City, but market remains weak sss
prairie expected at Kansas citv Al,
week. Quoted July 6: No. | timo,sr
New York $3.50, Chicago s2s CiuS,,
natl $3.50, Minneapolis SIS Atsn,,
$27, Memphis $25; No. alfalfa Oman
SIT, Memphis 500, Kansas Citv s,s
No. ! prairie, Omaha SIS, MinnsanoI,,
$3.50, Kansas City $14. ''''
Feed-Market dull and weak 4.
mand very limited, light business
wheat feeds decline further and hOn
my feed sold 81 per ton lower th,.
week ago Cotton seed meal Fries,
advanced more because of annornes
ment of rs per cent reduction in cot
ton acreage than improved demand
Linseed meal and alfalfa meal fslrl,
steady. Gluten feed UNCHANGED Stoet,
in general good, movement ligbt
Quoted; Bran $13, middlings s1S Min
neapolis; bran $2150, middlings s2l5
Philadelphia; linseed meal $27.5O Min
neapolis, $3.50 Buffalo; 36 per cent
cotton seed meal $50 Memphis, $50 Al
lanta; gluten feed $27.5O Chicaga
1901 Philadelphia; white hominy feed
$23 Chicago, $3.50 Philadelphia; No
1 alfalfa meal $3.50 Kansas City
Fruits and VegetabIes-potato 10
ceipts have been decreasing in east
ern markets and several cities report
higher prices ranging from s275 to
$3.50 per barrel for eastern shore q
Virginia Irish cobblers. Strongest i'd
vances recorded in New York, where
good stock was in demand and up }lS0
per barrel, closing $4.25 to $3.50. Mis-
sissippi tomatoes closed at weaker
and wider range in consuming markets
of 75c to $1.40 per 4-basket carri9
Texas stock held at 81 to $125 In Chi
cago. Tennessee wrapped tomatoes y
per 6-basket carrier In Chicago Call
fornia salmon tint cantaloupes down
10c to zoe per standard crate at shF
ping points, closing $1.25 to $l.4o Lob
cash track. Prices closed generag
lower in consuming markets, cities y
the middle-west quoting SO to Wv
and eastern markets SO to 81 George
Hiley peaches lower in eastern mar
kets, ranging So to $2.75 per ebasSsI
carrier. Elbertas range mostly wa
to $2.75. Shipments have been increas
ing. Elbertas $3.50 to $1.60 fob. cam
track. Florida and Georgia Tom WV
son watermelons, medium sizes, %
clined 800 to $3.50 per car in NH
York. reaching $3.50 to $500 and closa
5000 to 5000 in Philadelphia. Prea
slightly lower at shipping points cls
ing SIS to 1925, carloads TOD c@
track to growers.
Dairy Products-Butter markeas oss
firm with price tendency upward W.
plies light, especially OF fancy slass'
which are becoming scarer - y
weather has become more sensl.
Consumptive demand so far nas - -
good. Closing prices, 90 score. ~
York CSC, Chicago 3SHc, Phlla0ss s.,
3816c Boston 39c. Cheese msl'.s
firmer and prices higher, FOLLOWING 81, =
cent advances at country points. Nv w.
ing still taking place, although ' o. ~
s n1 scale. Movement to slo'as
in producing sections active. ~ n.
mort business Of any consequence W. ~
cousin primary market prices a' s,,ss
twins 15c, daisies 15hc, dou1l a. u,sss
15c. young americas 1910 '0nS'
1910. ~. s.us1
Live Stock and Meats-Tne ! ssA h
trend of Chicago live stock PITT y, ,us
mo the week was upward fs' - - n
led with an advance Of e0c ~ " y ss
100 lbs. Yearlings gained a .Ss N q
fat ewes csc to 75c. inc eo au INIT ID :,
hogs ranged from 3oc to so ,eos us''B sa
medium weights gaining .' lnus' firm b
steers and butcher cattle WEN m &c h
Csc higher. Veal calves e., ~ md d d
sI25 Feeder steers dul nr,s ss' bab
Changed chan, July I Chicago pr price y ,sa
top $3.50; bulk of sales lies, ss s,ssrs ~
medium me- and good beei s sa,fers 81
s ssvS,' butcher cows and =! n ns s15o
to toss s.; feeder steers ss,1' =, advanced I
~ cso cot cotton l,.s ausa At las
points the past week, elG 1s1v future 1t I
Der pound. New YORK jug
AZ points at 1880.
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