New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-01
LATEST MARKET
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Western Newspaper Union News seirice.)
Fruits and Vegetables.

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Irish cobbler potatoes from eastern
shore of Virginia steady in Dew York
at $2.50q2.75 per BARREL; prize range,
S2.25 q $40 in eastern markets, Florida
tomatoes in six-basket CARRIES up 20
Q50c per crate New York, at closing
$500 $50. Mississippi and Texas
tomatoes generally lower in consuming
markets. closing $l.OO q 1.S5 per four
basket carrier. Prices down lOQ15c
Chicago. closing s1.65 a 1.S5. California
salmon tint cantaloupes recovered 350
4Oc from the seasons low point stand
ard ass closing $l;7592.0o 4 o, ,,
per crate in most consuming markets,
closing s3.25Q4.00.
Florida Tom Watson watermelons.
medium size, declined s504150 per car
stock, s450Q700 New York. Demand
good and market firm at Georgia ship
ping points. prices ranging $225V 525
f. o. b. cash track to growers.
Dairy
Butter markets firm; trading active:
quality good for this season, but per-
centage of undergrades light. Price
tendency upward. Closing prices. so
score: New York SAC, Chicago 3Sc.
Philadelphia 34hc, Boston S5c.
consumptive and storing demand. Pro-
duction still heavy. Some of current
make beginning to show effects of hot
weather. Prices at Wisconsin primary
hhoi NNto
14Ac, Double Daisies lac. Longhorns
15c. Young Americas Is &C.
Hay.
Movement of hay continues very
light. Eastern markets dull. Most al
falfa arriving Kansas City hot and out
of condition. Good grades steady but
poor hay hard to sell. Southern buy
ers taking some alfalfa from oklahoma
and New Mexico but waiting for new
New York sss.5o, PhiiadelpRis SIS.
Cincinnati $3.50, Chicago $2l SO. Menu
phis s2S, Atlanta s26, Minneapolis s1s.
No. l alfalfa, Atlanta s2S. Memphis
$40, No. ! prairie, Kansas City $780,
Feed situation quiet. Prices steady
to easier, scarcely enough business to
reflect actual values. Stocks in dealers
hands generally ample. Cottonseed
meal offerings good: fairly large carry
over by dealers is expected. Wheat
feeds weak and lower. Cincinnati
quoting standard middlings at $3.50
premium over spring bran, most mar
kets quoting on an equal basis: some
markets offering middlings at SOC less
than bran; movement light. Quoted:
Bran $3.50, middlinss. 81 Mime
$40 Chicago; white hominy feed, $3.50
st. Louis. $24.5O Chicago. No. l alfalfa
meal, SIS Kansas City; SO per cent
c~ottonseed meal, $2s.5o Memphis;
gluten Ieeu, SEi.oV CnlcdSo.
Grain.
There was no definite trend to prices
during the week. Bearish factors were
weakness in stock and cotton markets.
slow foreign demand and lack or sup
port account absence OF outside trade.
Heavy rains in parts of Kansas and
Oklahoma. hot dry weather in spring
wheat territory and forecast for Gulf
hurricane in Texas caused an advance
on the 22nd. but upturn brought out
hfpr In no No In antntRN nffaEtn2ra and
reaction followed. Country offerings
corn not large but receipts sufficient
for demand In Chicago cash market
No. 2 red winter wheat $1.Ss; No; ,
hard $1.40; No. 3 mixed corn 62c; No.
3 yellow corn 62c; No. 3 white oats
3Sc. For the week Chicago September
wheat up &c at $l.22&, September
at $3.50 Minneapolis July wheat down
sac at s1.33; Kansas City July down
2Ac at sl.20A; Winnipeg July down
2hc at s1.74.
Live Stock and Meats.
Hog prices at Chicago showed net
advances ranging from 30c to Csc per
100 pounds the past week. Beef steers
steady to Toe higher; butcher cows and
heifers down rs q soc. Veal calves up
25 soc. Feeder steers weak to SOC
lower. Best lambs up 75c, other lambs
down SOC. Fat ewes soc s1.25 higher;
y%earlings generally soc higher; Chicago
bbu riisS Of sales, ss'VaSo@Ns'7s; mediam ana
good beef steers. s7.50Gs.75; butcher
cows and heifers. $500 S.25; feeder
steers, s5.75@7.75; light and medium
weight veal calves. 5000; fat lambs,
s9.50Q12.75; yearlings. $3.50 q 1000; fat
ewes, $3.0 0 @5.50.
The trend OF eastern wholesale fresh
meat prices was downward. Beef de-
clined 50cQs1; veal and pork loins
steady to 81 lower. Lamb down $1Q3:
mutton steady. June 22 prices good
grade meats: Beef s14G16, veal 500
10. lamb s20624. mutton $10Q16, light
pork loins $40 a 23, heavy loins $15Q19.
Cotton.
Spot cotton declined 81 points during
the week, closing at 10.11c per pound.
New York July futures down 80 points
at 11.06c.