Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-01-14
WEEKLY MAREETGRAM
lu. J. Rnrean 81 AFarkeks.l

Jan. z. 1881.
Hay mma Feea.-western ray mar
ke2s slightly firsner for better grades
because OF light receipts. Low grades
weak. bad roads and unsatisfactory
prices curtailing shipments. Nearby /
demand for alfalfa ~ Chicago ellmln-
ated BY better weather. Demand tm- /
proved for closer mixed hay AZ Gtn-
cinnati. Better shipping demand notea /
at Kansas City. Quoted No. ! timothys /
Chicago $40. Cincinnati S27.50. Mtnne-
apoiis S22. Memphis $50, Atlanta $50. |
No. | alfalfa. Kansas City $2A, MemA~ |
phis sal, Atlanta $3.50 No. prairies |
Minneapolis SIS, Kansas City si5.
Wheat bran lost the advance made |
last week because Of freer offerings by |
mills Decided Improvement in produS-
ton noted. Heavy wheat feeds barely
steady. Buying orders scarce. easily |
satisfied. White hominy feed down au-
obtainable Soc to ST lower than week
ago. Gluten feed price advanced W
per ton by principal manufacturers.
Low stocks rather than improved de-
mand lis given as cause for advances.
Buyers consider prices out of proper
ton with corn prices. Linneed meal
down 81 to s1.b0 In Minneapolis market.
COttOnseed meal inactive at unchanged
prices. Quoted Bran $3.50. mfd0llnEs
s2s, flour middlings SO. red dog $3.50:
meal sat Memphis; linseed meal $3.50
Minneapolis, $40 Buffalos white hominy
feed $32: yellow hominy S2S; No. ! al
-
and March shipment, st. Louis; gluten
feed $5S northeastern markets.
Graam.-On account of holidays this
weeks grain review begins with Jan.
srd. on which day there was sharp adj
vance In prices following passage Of
war finance bin by senate over presi-
dents veto On the 4th and 5th most
of these gains lost as q result OF gen
orally beartsh sentiment but on the
| 9Th general buying was induced by
news that chairman OF finance board
would discontinue opposition to pas
sage OF tariff bill and aid In putting
measure through present session OF
| 7th under scattered selling. lack Of
/ buying support and sluggish trading.
Between 100000 and 100000 bushels
/ wheat sold on the 9Th for export 20
/ Holland and Germany. Minneapolis re-
/ ports better flour trade. Since the
| close on Dec. s0th Chicago March wheat
/ $1.71M; May corn up Y o: Minneapolis
/ March wheat up Nc at $1.6SA: kan
sas city March up SAC Ct sl.6I; VIM
May wheat $1.64M. Premiums In Chi
i cago cash market over Chicago March
4 prices, Jan. z: No. red wheat 800 &c;
No. Q red ESQ soc; No. red 25 % 2Sc; NO.
/ hard I4@16Mc: No. hard 12@1shc;
| No. hard 11@11 Ac: No. 3 mixed corn
Sc under Chicago May: No. 4 808hc
under: No. I0c under; No. yellow
| 4@5c under; No. 7@sc under; No.
i 9@9Mc under.
Fruits ANA Vegetables. Northern
a
shipping points. at sI.I00l.25. Chicago
carlot market down 25G30c at 1890
1.35, nearly reaching seasons low
| slightly lower In other middlewestern
markets s1.5O@i.S5. Sacked round
| whites slightly lower {. o. b. western
Bulk round whites firm New York City,
| closing sI.950210. Sacked Green
Mountains up Toe. Boston, at $1.S6Q2.
bbi a western epneg New a0W York shipping
points, common storage closing 1850
SITS; cold storage $40425. Baldwins,
mostly s405. Northwestern extra
fancy Winesaps. large sizes, jobbtng
$404.25 per box In New York; medium
to small sizes s3.2503.75.
Danish type cabbage firm I, o. b.
western New York shipping stations,
closing mostly around Sl2 per ton
bulk Consuming markets steady at
s20@30. Northern Danish type up 80 @
10 at s20035 per ton.
Eastern and middlewestern yellow
sweet potatoes continued steady At
l.be as per bushel hamper IN con-
suming markets.
Big Boston lettuce up soc per 1h
bushel hamper in consuming centers,
9 Sabmss p Piosiaa ev y Iz9 ,narket e "a.
covered Is q 25c, closing around 75c.
California Iceberg lettuce up 75c TO Fl
Cities It ssG5. Prices up sOGs5e at
shipping points. reaching s1.g00I.Bb
CARROT movement increasing.
Shipments week ended Jan. 9Th; R0~
tatoes 2,525 cars; barreied apples Tbbs
boxed apples 1855. cabbage $50: lettuce
s47 onions 229; sweet potatoes 4a6.
Live sfeek and Heats. Compared
with Dec. 30 closing quotations Chicago
/ live stock prices as rule showed
moderate advances. Hogs ranged loo
40c higher. light weights gained most;
fat lambs and TAT ewes up 25c; year
Il ltngs 60@76c. Cattle prices presented
q mixed appearance, top quotations on
most grades being shaded while the
lower end OF the ranges advanced
slightly: choice and prime steers lost
SOC per 100 lbs. Jan. 7th Chicago
| prices: Bulk of hogs $3.50 80 !;
medium and good beef steers sa011.S0;
butcher cows and helfers s. q To- feeder
| steers $e.60R9.25; light and medium
weight veal calves s1I0Ia25: fat
lambs $3.50 q I2.55; fesdinh ian1bH s.
m10.16. yearlIngs sS.760tO.60i fat
| ewes S3.75m5.25.
In the eastern wholesale meat mar
s1@4: lamb s203; mutton Sf12 per
100 lbs; beef weak TO ~ lower. Jan
7th prices good grade meats: Beef SIS
11s; veal S26m3S; lamb S2em IS: mutt
ton sI2R16; light pork ioins $3.50 70.
heavy loins $21D25.
Dairy Products. - Bnakar markets
fairly steady but unsettled tone deve1-
oped toward close, Chicago markets be-
coming weak on the sixth with prices
down 21sc and another PC on the 7th.
SOC, Philadelphia STE. Boston s. &c.
Except for Chicago, which is &c lower,
] prices are practically the same as d
week ago. Danish arrivals moderate
and offerings have cleared well. Very
heavy cargo reported due next week.
American Fruits on sSamese Markets.