The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-06-24
WEEKLY MARKETGRAM


] Vt llAdn last year. tNcCcipto an mar
kets barely adequate to supply needs
but because of light demand prices
ara nominally unchanged to slightly
easier. Chicago reports good demand
for Prairie. No. 1 Timothy quoted $50
New York. $2s Chicago. $40 Minneap
oils, s27 Memphis. $3.50 Atlanta. No
Timothy. $3.50 New York. $40 Chi
cago. s24 Memphis. No. Alfalfa. s2i
Memphis, $40 Kansas City. nominal,
$3.50 Atlanta. No. Prairie s15
Minneapolis. $3.50 Kansas City
Feed. Market dull and weak Cot
tonseed meal a shade lower Corn
feeds steady. Wheat feeds and Alfalfs
meal easier Excellent spring pa stur.
age conditions. particularly in princi-
pal feed consuming sections. have ma
terally reduced demand during re.
cent weeks. Stocks OF all feeds re-
main ample. Offerings good; movement
light Occasional sales OF distress
feed reported in many markets.
Quoted-Brar $3.50, middllngs $3.50.
Minneapolis; SO per cent cottonseed
meal $3.50 Memphis; iinseed meal $50
Minneapolis. 1872 Buffalo; white hominy
feed $23 st. Louis; new No. l Alfalfa
meal SIS. No. 1 Colorado meat s24.5o
Chicago. beet pulp s25 I. 0. b. sea-
board markets.
Fruit ana Vegetables. North Caro-
lima Irish cobbler potatoes down sec
per Dbl. New York under increasing
receipts. reaching $3.50 s3.75; cas-
tern shore of Virginia stock steady at
81 q $3.50 Shipments from South
fNlr 81 v.n atraer nj
ly. the heaviest movement of the past
week coming from North Carolina
and the eastern shore of Virginia
Texas and Louisiana sacked Bliss
Triumphs up Csc per 100 lbs; St
Louis at 1926 a $3.50; up 81 Kansas
City at "a q $3.50.
Texas Ye->Nw Bermuda onions near
ly steady in consuming markets at
SLIPS q s1.75 per standard crate. CAL
ifornla stock steady TO firm in con-
suming centers. ranging s1.4o q $1.S5.
California Salmon Tint cantaloupes
down zoe q soc per crate at shipping
points under heavy haulings. closing
s1.75 @ s1.s5 per standard crate
of As melons. carloads f. o. b.
cash track Prices down s3.75 @
Fo.No pti rate III CONSUMING maj NUS
closing $3.50 q 1915. Shipments have
been increasing rapidly.
Dairy Products. Butter markets
have been firm all week under active
storing demand. but today there was
weaker feeling and slight declines oc-
Cured in most markets. The into
storage movement has been heavy. the
preliminary official release for entire
United States for June first showing
total holdings 21.500.00o pounds. Net
prices advance for the week average
nc per pound. 90 score closing: New
York soc; Chicago soAc; Phila sac;
Boston $50.
Cheese markets steady to firm. Cur
rent production not yet showing quail
ty necessary for active storing de.
nand and movement OF all medium
grade goods into consumptive chan-
iels has had some tendency to keep
prices down. Prices at Wisconsin pri-
nary markets average: Daisies 14Ac;
Double Daisies lac; Young Americas
4hc; Long Horns 14Ac.
Grain. July wheat sold at he high ,
st point OF the season on the srd in {
IL
nd estimates and large export bust
Tess, but weakness developed later in
ession with considerable change in
eminent Lower prices prevailed un-
II the eighth when excessive rains O
With floods IN Kansas caused an up {
urn that continued until the close on n
he 10th. Cash wheat in good demand q
Nth country offerings to arrive light.
liquidation on in corn by houses with
astern connections. In Chicago cash :
market No. Red winter wheat $50;
10. 2 Hard s1.64; No. q Mixed corn r
lie: No. . Yellow corn Gle; No. 3 white 5
ats sec. For the week Chicago July
heat down 1c at s1.3sM; July corn f
own s%c at 62c. Minneapolis July
heat unchanged at t1.37; Kansas City =
uly down Sc. s1.27A; Winnipeg July =
own Ike at s1.7sH. Chicago septem- !
err wheat sL1s%; September corn I
IA. q
Live Stock and Meats. Hog prices {
Chicago advanced ESQ a soc per .
DO lbs. the past week. Beef steers "
ero steady; butcher cows and heifers 81
nd feeder steers generally Csc lower. A
esl calves up use. Aged lambs de-
ined 75c: spring lamb 81. Yearlings
nd fat ewes down Csc. June 10th
hicago prices: hogs. bulk of sales =
LOS a $3.50: medium and good beef Il
GERS $3.50 q ss65; butcher cows n
I'd heifers s1.sS q $3.50; feeder steers 81
25 u s7.75; light and medium re
eight veal calves IS a s10.25: fat IL
mbs IS a s11.75; spring lambs m
0.25 u s12.25: yearlings $3.50 u $40; M
t ewes So q IS. 20
The trend of eastern wholesale
esh meat prices was upward. Beef
vanced to s1.25 per 100 lbs. Veal 90
nged steady to 81 higher. depending \
ION the market. Lamb generally 81 ut
CHER. mutton steady to So higher. On
'rk loins irregular, light loins 81 "a
wer at some markets. 50 higher at pe
hers; heavy loins unchanged. June mi
prices good grade meats: beef 80
$50 q $3.50; veal SIC q $40; lamb -
6 a s2S; mutton 80 q SIS; light pork
ms $50 a s2s; heavy ioins SIS q :"