Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-07-01
WEEKLY MAREETGRAM
40. 5. Rureau OF Markst.,

Hay Markets continue inactive ~.
.eipts lieht but equal to demant
which Is principally from city trad.
Prices practically unchanged. Da-
mand fair at Chicago ana Cinoipna.,
FOR good grades or Timothy. -
grades slow sale everywhere. Liter.
Alfalfa moving. Some new Alfalfs
arriving out OK condition. No. Tim-
othy quoted New York $3.50. Pitts
burgh s21. Cincinnati $40. Chicago SO
Atlanta s27, Memphis $2s. NO i AIfal.
IA Jacksonville ssl, Memphis s21.5O
Kansas City s1s NO. Prairie Kan.
sas city 1880, Minneapolis sic, Chi
cago $40.
eed-Increased offerings by north
weStern mills continue to depress
prices Oh wheatfeeds Red Dog scarce
in Pittsburgh and Chicago markets
Supplies of oil meals In excess Of de-
mand and easier tendency is noticeable
Cornfeeds showing strength, price
from now on viii. be largely depend
emit upon weather conditions, demand
rather light Sentiment OF trade bear
fish, little speculative buying reported.
Alfalfa meal situation quiet Beet
oulp dull. Quoted Bran SLABS, Mid
dlingss S14.5O, Minneapolis. Linseed
meal s2s Minneapolis; beet pulp s25
New york: 3s per cent cotton seed
meal $3.50 Memphis; No. 1 Alfalfa
meal SIS Kansas City; white Hominy
feed $2S,5O st. Louis $24.5O Chicago.
California Salmon Tint cantaloupes
recovered 35-4Oc from the seasons low
point, standards ass closing SITE Gp
So f. O. b. cash track. Prices declined
75c q 81 per crate in most consuming
market. cloing SO q $4.25.
Dairy Products = Butter markets
frm; trading active; quality good for
this season. but percentage OF under
grades light. Price tendency upward
Closing prices go score; New York
SS1sc; Chicago ssc; Phila SAC; Boston
s5c.
Cheese market active under good
consumptive and storing demand. Pro-
duction still heavy. Some of current
make beginning to show effects cf hot
weather.
Live stock and Meats-Hog prices at
Chicago advanced zoe a soc per 100
lbs. the past week. medium and light
weights advancing most. Beef steers
generally steady. Butcher cows and
heifers ranged Csc q 75c lower. Fat
lambs advanced sharply, ranging from
$3.50 q $I.75 per 100 lbs. higher. Fat
ewes UP 25c a SOC; Yearlings firm.
June 20 Chicago prices: hogs, top $3.50,
bulk of sales 1920 a $S.45; medium
and good beef steers $3.50 a 1886;
butcher COWS and heifers 1915 a 1925;
feeder steers $5.75 q SITS; light and
medium weight veal calves $3.50 a
$3.50; fat lambs ss.75 % STATS year.
lings $3.50 a $40; fat ewes Ss.25 q
$500.
stocker and feeder shipments from
ii important markets during the week
ending June 10 were cattle and calves
s2,680; hogs 6,763; sheep 1O,938
The trend or eastern wholesale fresh
meat prices was downward. Beet lost
81 q $3.50; lamb 81 q So; pork loins
generally 81 lower. Veal steady to 81
lower; mutton unchanged. June 20
prices good grade meats; beer s14.5O
q SIS; veal SIG a $1s; lamb $22 q
s25; mutton $40 g. sic; light pork loins
a21 a $24; heavy loins $17 a $40.
GraIn-Chicago July and September
wheat declined from high points on
the 18th and ranged lower throughout
the remainder OF the week. News
mostly bullish but outside trade very
limited and buying support INSULT
cient. weakness in stock market and
cotton market induced weakness and
sharp decline in grain prices on the
goth. Disappointing thrashing re-
turns coming in from Oklahoma, Kan
sas, Missouri and Indiana Red Rust
being found over large area in north
west Cash premium easier in all
markets. Export demand generally
slow. Visible supply wheat 11,2so,OoO
bushels. an increase OF 100000 bush
els for week. Visible supply corn a.
$4,000 bushels. an increase of 1,O11,-
900 bushels for week In Chicago cash
market No Red Winter wheat $1.3e;
No 2 Hard s1ss; No. Mixed corn s2c;
No. Yellow corn exc; NO. White
oats s7c. For the week Chicago Sep
TENDER wheat down 7%c at $1.2OA;
September corn down half ct. at 6s%c.
Chicago July wheat down i5c at $1.25;
July corn down DC at CSC. Minneapolis
July wheat down 1O9kc at s1.s1; Kan
sas City July 1870 at s1.l6k; ,Winni-
peg July tn at sta.