The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-15
WEEKLY
MARKETGRAM.
c. g. Bureau OF Markets
For Week Ended June 8.

natl being absorbed by good LHylnS
at the lower prices. Quoted June s.,
! No. i timothy. New York $31. Phil
~delphia $23. Cincinnati $1S.13, Chi
ago 81, Memphis S2G. Minneapolis
$50. Atlanta S2N. 30. ! alfalfa, Kan
sas City nominal at SO. omaha SIS.
Memphis So 40. i prairie. Kansas
City $l$, omaha $l3. Minneapolis SD.
Whcatfeeds continue weak. other
feeds fairly steady though in ample
supply Demand exceedingly light.
Brewers grains and cottonseed ,lneal
quoted 81 lower than q week ago.
| -inSved meal stronger on better ex-
port demand Corn feeds unchanged
Stocks generally remain in excess Of
requirements Quoted, bran 81 90
+ iriddlines Sl4.75. Minneapolis; new
! NO alfalfa meal SlS. gray shorts
$50. bran $14.30, Kansas city; gluten
! feed 81 Chicago: IS per cent cotton
seed meal 5000 Memphis. $40 Allan
ia: linsccd meal $32.:D buffalo. $3.50
Minneapolis: white hominy feed $223
81. Louis, $25 Chicago.
Grain.
July wheat sold at new high point
on the 3rd encouraged by bullish crop
reports and estimates and large eX-
port business Export demand was
lhnn cut Oft on account Of the con
tinucd advance ard Il further decline
| in sterling exchange and prices
dropped until the Sth when there NILS
a sharp uptlIrn on fears that heavy
rains in southwest would delay har-
vest and damage quality. September
wheat showed considerable tirnness
on the 9Th and It'll caused by EXPORT
ers selling July and DGyinS September
to change hedges. The market adj
vanced on the 9th as result excessive
rains in southwest and Hoods IN Kan
SaS In Chicago cash market No. >
cd winter wheat S1.aH: 30. hard
Sill: no. , mixed corn Gle: no. ::
yellow corn Gle: No. 3 white Oats 36c.
For the week Chicago July wheat
down &c at $134 "a July corn down
&c at G2c Minneapolis July wheat
wheat down :; 1-4c 1T $l.33: Kansas
City July 6 Lac at $1.27; Winnipeg
July 4c at $l74 Chicago September
wheat Sill 3-S;; September corn g.;
Lie.
Fruits and Vegetables.
South Carolina Irish Cobbler po-
tatocs down 23c per bbl. New York
under increasing receipts. reaching
$3.50 to 81. -: Eastern Shore of Viz
sinia stock 81 to So. Shipments
from South Carolina have been de-
crcasing rapidlyA the heaviest move
ment Of the past Week coming from
the Eastern Shore OF Virginia. Texas
and Louisiana sacked Bliss Triumphs
up 25 to soc per 100 lbs. St Louis
and Kansas City, closing $33.223 to
$3.75.
Texas yellow Bermuda onions near
ly steady in consuming markets at
$1.15 to $173 per standard crate. Call
iforna stock steady to firm in con-
suming celters, ranging $l.23 to
$l.$5
Florida tomatoes in moderate de-
mand in New York city at 50 to
$3.50 per G-hasket carrier. Pitts
burgh market strong for good stock
at $3.50 10 500 Mississippi 4-bas-
ket carriers steady in eastern mar
kets at 81 to $50. Texas tomatoes
s1.75 TO $50 Chicago.
California Salmon Tint cantaloupcs
down at shipping points under heavy
haulings. closing $l.13 to 81 per
standard crate OF - melons. carloads
+. o. b. cash track Prices dowIES2. %
! to $325 per crate in consuming mar
kets. closing at $40 to $3.50. Ship
ments have been increasing rapidly.
Georgia Carman peaches in 6-bas-
ket carriers and bushe baskets tirm
New York at 81 TO $50 Tor best
stock. 50 to $50 for peaches III fair
condition Best Early Rose mostly
$3.225 10 $50
Florida Tom Watson watcrmelons,
medium size steady New York at $500
to 5000 per car: slightly weaker
Pittsburgh ut $313 10 $50.
Dairy Products.
Active storing demand has kept
butter markets firm with price ten
dcncv ward. Receipts continue
heavy. Fancy grades especially in
demand. Closing prices. - score:
New York 3214c; Chicago Bic: Phil
adelphia 33c: Boston %$c.
Cheese markets steady 10 firm. Cur
rent production not Yet showing
quality necessary for active storing
demand and movement of all medium
grade goods into consumptive chan
ne1S has had some, tendency to keep