The Holbrook news., 1921-02-18
MARKETS Furnished by U. s. BUREAU OF MARKETS
 Washington, D. c.
Cwestern NevIpaper Union News service,l

(Western Newspaper Union News Seryice.)
 Hay.
 Market remains dull. only top grades in demand. Lower grades selling at light but equal to the limited demand. Cincinnati market congested with poor hay. Large quantity Idaho hay report ed en route to Kansas City, their prices expected. Quote No. 1 timothy, New York. S32: Chicago, S24.50; Memphis, S2S; Cincinnati, S25; Minneapolis, s2O. No. 2. $2 to 8 lower. No. l alfalfa, Kansas City, $22; Omaha, $21; Mem phis. s29: some grades selling as low as $11 per ton. No. l prairie, Omaha, $10; Kansas City, $15; Minneapolis. $15.
 Feed.
 Market continues dull. Country deal CTS are not showing any inclination to buy except when in urgent need. Vest ern offerings of wheat feeds, especially from mills, are heavier both for prompt and deferred shipment. Canadian mllls offering bran and middlings in north eastern territory at prices lower than domestic quotations; Cottonseed meal ss tie inquiry. Hominy feed offerings small; price steadier. Beet pulp and al- falfa meal quiet.
 Fruits and Vegetables.
 Potatoes held at S5 1 soc per 100 lbs. f. O. b. northern shipping stations Chi cago- carlot market up 15c. reaching $1.15 @1.25 sacked. Round whites steady at western New York shipping points, S1.O041.1O. New York market dull, $15O@1.65 bulk
 Cold storage Baldwin apples firm at western New York f. O. b. stations, closing S4.OO@41%per barrel. Consum- ing centers steady at $4.25 a 500: York Imperials mostly sS.75 O 4.5O. North western extra fancy Winesaps steady, steady f. O. b., S2.15 @225.
 Florida celery steady at $250 O 3.25 for large lots in city markets
 Dairy Products.
 RYrff rlr e 1iZpd during the week, and declines registered in all markets. Eastern markets especially weak with prices below Chicago, al- though present conditions in the East are better. Chicago remains weak Prices, 92 score: New York. Philadel- phia, Boston, 4Sc; Chicago 42!2c. ports are factors influencing trading.
 Live Stock and Meats.
 Compared with week ago. hog and lamb prices at Chicago declined, while advances. Hogs lost 40c to 65c; fat lambs. feeding lambs and yearlings, soc to 75c. Fat ewes up soc to S1.25 per butcher cows and heifers, 25c to S5c. Veal calves down 25c to soc. Feb. Chicago prices: Hogs. bulk of sales: steers. S775 1925: butcher cows and heifers, s425 @S.5O; feeder steers. s6.25 0S.50; light and medium weight veal calves. $500 12.25; fat lambs: $7.OO@
 
 lings. $5.75 G7.50: fat ewes. $4.5O @5.5O. Eastern wholesale fresh meat mar kets declined on practically all classes of meat. Beef down soc to $1.50; veal and pork loins. $1 to s2; lamb and nut ton. S1 to $3 per 100 lbs. Feb. g prices good grade meats: Beef. S13.00@1 14.50; veal. $19.00@21.00; lamb. $18.00@ 300; mutton. S10.00@12.00; light pork loins. S2O.00@ 22.0O; heavy loins. $15.OO O 1900.
 Grain.
 Prices fluctuated rapidly from day to day under alternating bearish and bullish sentiment. although prices show net gains for the week. Kansas City reports southwestern mills seeking cash wheat with country offerings very light. despite advance in cash prices. Exporters in other countries reported offering wheat to Europe much cheaper than American wheat. Germany has bought nearly two mil lion bushels Australian wheat equal $1.791k terms half cash. balance six months credit. Corn trade active; country offerings to arrive, moderate; weather conditions more favorable. al- though roads in such condition that several days dry weather needed before much hauling can be done. In Chicago cash market Nc. red winter wheat 26c to soc over March; No. hard. Sc to 1Oc over; No. mixed corn, cents under May; yellow, Sc to 5 11c under.