The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-06-23

Cincinnati. Very little activity in
southern markets. Quoted June Is:
No. / timothy, New York, $29.50;
Cincinnati, $1s.25; Chicago, 500;
Minneapolis, $19; Atlanta, $27.50;
No. 1 alfalfa, Atlanta, $29; Omaha,
$1S. No. 1 prairie, Kansas City,
$12; Minneapolis, $16.50.
Feed-Prices easier, particularly
wheat feeds and cottonseed meal,
which are quoted 81 to $1.50 lower
than a week ago. Demand quiet.
Stocks in all sections satisfactory.
Little interest is shown in beet pulp
but prices considered comparatively
high by the trade is well maintained
by holders. Cornfeeds and alfalfa
meal steady. Movement light. Quot
ed, bran, $1450; middlings, $14.50;
flour middlings, $3.50; Minneapolis,
36 per cent cottonseed meal, $29.50,
Memphis; linseed meal ,$29 Mime
apolis; white hominy feed, $23. st.
Louis; $24.50, Chicago; No. 1 alfalfa
meal, $1S, Kansas City; beet pulp,
$29, New York; gluten feed, $26.5O,
Chicago.
Dairy Products: Butter markets
for the most part have been steady
to firm all week. Downward tendency
early in week followed by later re-
covery in all markets, net gain rang
ing half cent to one and half cent
Temporary let-up because Of Door
quality of some late arrivals. Quite
active into storage movement con-
t'nues. Closing prices, 90 score: New
York. 33c: Chicago. 32 1-2c: Phil
adelphia. 33 1-2c; Boston, 34c. Ac-
tive buving features cheese market
especially at country points. Much
of huving is of cheese for storing.
Quality of current make is running
GOOD. Production heavy. Price ten
dencv upward with prices at Wis
oonsin primary markets AVERAGING
Twins, 13 3-4c: daisies. IA 41-2c:
double daisies. 13 1-2": longhorns,
15c. vouno Americas. Is 1-2c.
Grain: Prices trended upward the
first half of week. account excessive
rains in southwest. government cron
report. black rust reports, and fore
cast for hot wave over wheat belt.
T1rturn terminated on the 14th. on
lack of support induced by weakness
IN cash market and the absence of
foreign demand. News eenerallv
hullish on the 18th. but market ruled
lower on liquidation of long holdings
nv houses with Eastern connections.
Better millirq dnmand Chicago. Kan
sos Citv and Minneapolis Country
offerings increasip~. Harvesting
making rapid progress. Imnorters
ofter corn. Tn Chicago cash mar-
bet No. 2 rod wintar wheat. $1 .35:
No. 2 hard ST AZ: No. 3 MIXED corn.
Gle: No. 3 yellow corn, Gle: No. 3
white oats. 26c. For thn week Chi
oaco September wheat down 3-4c. az
81 81 SIS: Saptemher corn nm half
cent at 63 1-9c Chicago July wheat
down 1o. Of 81 29 1-9: july corn IN
1c at so 3H". Minneanolis .Iulv
wheat down 2c at 81 IS: Kansas
Citv Tulv 81 of s12O 3-s; Winnipeg
july 20 at $1.74 "a.
Livestock and Ments - Chicago
hoo prices declined 10c TO 15c per
100 pounds. the past week. Beef
steers and heifers generally steady.
Butcher COWS and feeder steers gen
orally 25c lower. Veal calves down
SOC to Use. Lambs steady to 25c
lower. Yearlings down soc: fat ewes
,75c per 100 lbs. June 16, Chicago
prices: Hogs, bulk of sales, 1880 |
sos; medium and good beef steers
$7.50M8.65: butcher cows and heif
ers. $4@8.50: feeder steers. $6O7:
light and medium weight veal calves.
$7.5OM9.50: fat lambs. $9M11 7h:
yearings, $6@950; fat ewes, 1925
@4.25. Stocker and feeder shin
ments from IL important markets
during the week ending June 10 were :
Cattle and calves. 326S0; hogs, g.
1853; sheen, 10,93S. The trend of
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
was downward. Lambs led with a de-
cline of SO to 5 per 100 pounds. Beef
down SOC to 81: veal weak to 800
lower. Light pork loins steady to 81
lower, heavy loins steady to $1.00
higher. June 16 prices, good grade
beef; Beef, $l450@16; veal, $500
18; lambs. $21@25; mutton. 500
is; light pork loins, $19@23; heavy
loins. $16@19.
Cotton: Spot cotton declined 65