The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-28
tLTEST MARKET
FLUCTUATIONS
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U.S.. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington DC.
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Export business in wheat has been
f1ir Country offerings not large. In
closed at S1.24; No. 9 hard at Si.25; No.
yellow corn at see: No. mixed corn
at sec: No. white oats at 3se. For
ees Gne. 3, I wheat 1u SoS sosa
dropped lAc. closing at ss*c. Mime
spo!is July wheat dropped 4*c. closing
aroSpsS cn n1ssrs s;p.sm ss s. whsst
Minneapolis September wheat dropped
s T.; sl1,hins At 'ason Ksn,a. CITY
ssi1 Is%. wheat dropped &c. closing At
., hishs 1.,t Receipt and stocks light;
ping demand and receipts slightly In
excess Of local demand. Country load
f hay 1fn out sit Of eanssn
Southern markets inactive and weak,
quote No; Timothy. New York, $3.50;
ths S Ghies. ssS ;s 80 a
f.ife. Kan.s. city. 81: Omaha. ;is.ss
d eIs ss g. o nS Dr ;Iso M Ras.p.
Wheat feeds fairly firm but easier
tendency tend nSI, Is noted IN quotations for fu.
and Sis25 for thirty day shipment.
Country trade not taking hold as ex-
sctsd is and soI market in teseisss hand.
very liEht. Hominy feed SOC to 81
lower Gluten feed and alfalfa meal
unchanged. Stocks and receipts fair.
Quoted bran, $14; middlings S14: lin.
sed meal. 334.5o. Minneapolis; white
hominy feeds. t22bo st. Louis; IS per
gluten feeds, $3.50 Chicago: No. | al.
falfa meal. $1S Kansas City.
Dairy Products.
Butter market as firm early in the
present tone Of the market is somewhat
unsettled; Undergrades more plenti.
fully and are accommodating at some
p Pa! ,s 81 score re- butter New York
Boston, %3c.
Cheese market. very firm and aver
age fully &c higher on all styles fol-
god export and communicative demand
Lending support to trading. Wiscon.
sin primary market prices: Twins.
zoe: Young America. 22Mc: Longhorns.
Fruits and Vegetables.
alberta peaches advanced Soc to 7se
to $3.50 which recovered the loss Of
previous weeks. Boston. Philadelphia
and Pitt:bursh were firm. closing $
H.:5 per crate higher at ss.a5 to ss.7s.
Georgia and South Carolina Tom
Watson watermelons. medium sizes.
$3.50 Se r's s:a Pr ssw e h.ss S
- $3.50 per car in Pittsburgh.
Live stsck and Meats.
Chicago livestock. although the price
sn,ns Of the s spread Ge i. noties.Si: .n. 's
much rs the upward trend 10 on the
better grades. Compared with . week
SsG sssr sei have advanced 49, iEht
Steers are up quarter. good ycarlings
Advancing as much as a5c: cows do
elinsd CSC and the lower Grades of
calves generally soc. other Grade,
steady. Fat lambs 25c to 45c lower:
feeders and yearlings about steady.
. rat hos. top ss to Of Fin n.
and good beef steers, E.5 to s.:
s feeder cows .,e. .nd a ,7 49,
and medium weight veal calves. IS to
81: fat !amb.:, ss.2s to .lo.so; feeding
lambs; s. t. 8; yearlinEs. s. to .s.sS;
spread on eastern dressed beef Wild
cned during the week. lower grades
declining as much a: sl.7s: while best
lambs down s. to IS and mutton s..
Pork loins advanced 81 to 81. July 20
prices for good grade meats: Beef.
3l3.25 to 5000: veal. SIS to S1s: lambs.
s21 to SEC; mutton. $l3 to SIS: light
pork loins. see to SGT: heavy loins, SIS
70 81.
Prices for both spot cotton and fu-
ture contracts declined during tho
week. The average price for middling
spot cotton As quoted by tho ten desig-
mated markets. lost - points, closing
At ll.37c. July future contracts at
New York lost - points. closing to-
day at 1220c. July future contracts
at New Orleans lost 80 points. closing
at ll.66c.