New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-15
LATEST MARKET
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Grain.
Chicago July wheat dropped 6hc
during the week. closing at SLIT Is.
July corn down 21Rc at 59hc. Export
demand fair with Germany In the mar
ket for wheat and rye on credit basis.
Chicago cash market No. 2 red winter
wheat sl.lS,- No. 2 hard $1.1s; No. 8
mixed corn SIC. No. 3 yellow corn SIC.
No; 3 white oats 33c. For the week
Sill; September corr down &c at 5s%c.
minneapolis september wheat down
Y at s1.21. Kansas City September
down &c at s1.os. Winnipeg October
wheat closed at Sl.36%.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets very firm with price
peeially of fancy grades, which are
becoming scarce as hot weather has
become more general. Consumptive de-
mand so far has been good. Closing
Chicago s7c, Philadelphia 3sc, Boston
"ass; m,r,.
higher Following recent advances at
country points. Storing still kim
place although on a conservative scale.
Movement into storage in producing
sections active. No export business OF
any consequence. Wisconsin primary
Daisies i5hc. Double Daisies itEc.
16*c.
Spot cotton prices advanced 26 points
the past week. closing at lO.s3c per
pound. New York July futures up 22
points at ll.sOc.
Market continues dull. Light re-
ceipts give more strength to eastern
markets. Transactions small and de-
MANI 1iUtt - I- $500 n.-A.
cally no change in situation in markets
IN central western. Receipts and de-
mand light. No. timothy quoted New
YORK $3.50, Minneapolis SIS. Atlanta
sl7, Memphis $40. Atlanta $2s. No. l
prairie. Omaha $12. Minneapolis $3.50.
Feed.
Wheat feeds except reddog continue
weak. standard bran season shipment
offered at s21.75 delivered northeastern
markets. lmprved export demand
caused firmer feeling for cotton seed
mills light. Alfalfa meal unchanged
but demand very duh. Corn feeds
easier. especially hominy feed. which
is In ample supply. Barley feeds in
good demand Beet pulp situation un-
changed. quoted: Bran SIS. mlddlings
Sl3. Minneapolis; bran $21.50, middlings
$2l.5O Philadelphia; linseed meal $27.50
Minneapolis, $3.50 Buffalo; 36 per cent
~cottonseed meal $40 Memphis. $50 At
lanta; gluten feed $3.50 Chicago. s31.21
Philadelphia; white hominy feed 1913.
yellow hominy feed S21.50 Chicago; No.
l alfalfa meal $3.50 Kansas City.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Eastern shore of Virginia Irish cob
bier potatoes generally higher in east
efn centers. Prices advanced 25c to
$3.50 to 81. California salmon tint
cantaloupes weakened slightly at ship
ping points, closing $1.25 to $3.50 per
standard crate I. o. b. cash track. Con-
closing SO to 1915 in the Middle West:
down 75c to 81 in eastern centers at
So to 81. Georgia Hiley peaches down
81 per siX-basket carrier in New
range s3.25 to $3.50 in New York and
around $l.75 (. o. b. cash track at ship
ping points.
Florida and Georgia Tom Watson
watermelons, medium sizes, declined
$500 to 5000 per car in New York.
reaching $3.50 to $3.50. Prices down $50
to $3.50 at shipping points. closing $75
to $500. Movement good.
Live stock and Meats.
The trend of Chicago live stock
prices was upward the past week. Hogs
show a net advance of zoe to Use: fat
lambs and he yearlings soc to 75c per
90 pounds. Best butcher grades of
beef steers advanced 10c to Csc; best
butcher sows soc. Feeder steers un-
changed. Chicago prices; Hogs, top
ss.7b; ulk of sales. $500 to 1910;
medium and good beef steers. 81 to
$3.50; butcher cows and heifers. 1918
$500: feeder steers. 1915 to $3.50:
light and medium weight veal calves.
$7.75 to 1915; fat lambs, ss.75 to s11:
lambs. 1878 to 1915: yearlings,
5000 to $3.50; fat ewes. s2.75 to 1915.
n feeder shipments from ten
important markets during the week
ending July ! were: Cattle and calves,
1881; mogs, 3,545; sheep. 1882. East
ern Wholesale fresh meat prices were
generally firm to higher. Lamb up 81
to IS: fresh pork loins. 81 to SO. Beef
from steady to SLIPS higher.
veal was weak to 81 lower. Nut
ton practically unchanged. Prices good
grade meats: Beef. S13.75 to SIS; veal.
s1t to sl7: lambs. s23 to s25: mutton,
s1o to SIS; light pork loins. $50 to S23;
heavy loins, $16 to s19.