The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-01-21
WEEKLY MARKETGRAM
az. & Bureau OF Markets1

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Frsits and Vegetables = Northern
round white potatoes Continued to de-
cline at shipping points, closing s0iec
lower per 100 lbs at slGl.20. This il
the lowest price this season. Chicago
cAr-iot market fell TO its previous low
OF s.z09l -35 for the second time this
month Jobbing range lost l0@lsc In
other mlddle-western markets. Clos
ing si.s5 y LIS. Sacked round whites
slightly lower o. b. western New
New York market down l5e at $500
l-sS bulk. Sacked Green Mountains
down Toe at sLT5Qls0.
Baldwin apples steady T. o. b., COM
mon storage s365G3.75 per bbl: cold
storage s+Hf.25. Baldwins. Yorks and
Gr.enings slightly lower. jobbing most
Sacked yellow onions steady around
VI per Zoe lbs. Z. o. b. Consuming
markets slow and dull. Jan. 18th mid
eie,western cities 75e@1.35: eastern
| Danish type cabbage slightly lower
| Z. o. b. closing $l0n12 per ton bulk.
| Baltimore and Philadelphia down sl2
/ OILS per ton at s15G1S. Northern type
down stGf at Sl9q25.
Big Boston lettuce continued to adj
vance In consuming markets, closing
Iceberg lettuce steady in consuming
centers, mostly s494.50 per crate; $3.50
o. I. o. b. shipping points.
Movement has been increasing. Ship
ments week ended Jan. 18th: Potatoes
3.034 cars; barreled apples s6s. boxed
apples 3S7; cabbage $50; lettuce SAT:
ments preceding week: Potatoes 2.525
cars; barreled apples 755, boxed apples
2ss; cabbage $50; lettuce 347 onions
| 225: sweet potatoes 426.
Hay and Feed.-Receipts Timothy
generally light with only fair demand.
Price So lower Chicago because of in
creased receipts. Other prices prin.
cipally unchanged Demand improv-
/ clover prai ria hau
prices declining sharply at Kansas City
with receipts in excess of demand. All
demand mostly local; but few orders
for shipment being received Quote:
No l timothy. New York s35, Chicago
w, Cincinnati s27.50. Atlanta $35,
Minneapolis s22. No; | alfalfa. Chicago
Kansas City $3.50, Minneapolis $3.50.
Kansas City feed market shows
snghtly more strength than other
optimistic regarding outlook but no
material advance is expected in price.
Wheatfeed continues quiet in the ma
lority Of markets and the only demand
otferings continue small but heavy
Flour mid middlinss ans red dog quoted
Hominy feed and gluten feed dull. In
quiries for cotton meal and lnseed
meal small Alfalfa meal inactive; Of
fered for future shipment at materially
lower prices than prevailing quota
tons. Quote: Bran s26, middlings
1880, flour middlings s27. red dog ss4.
m MIN, ape 81 SO per cent cottonseed
Minneapolis. $3.50 Buffalo; No. l AL
falfa meal $23, white hominy $40, ST.
Louis, gluten feed $4S Chicago; beet
pulp north eastern markets.; oatfeed
$l2,5O@13 western markets.
n Grnin.-The weeks wheat markets
r opened strong as result of better senti-
ment due to heavy export business and
or
= noon on the 18th when the high price
of $l.s4la for Chicago March was
{ reached. Prices then began to fall
d Chicago March wheat closing at s1.77A
!. on the 14th. On the 10th sterling ex-
I change advanced INC and this had q
e decidedly bullish effect upon whea'
e now out of market and export deman,
ye slow. Germany and France reporte
20 having purchased million bushels Ar
il on the 14th flour demand fair wit
good milling demand for wheat. /
Kansas City milling demand fair: ex
lie port demand reported good. Premium
,e In Chicago cash market Jan. 14th: Nc
red winter wheat 30@33c over March
y No. hard 9@1Oc over; No. mike
~ corn 51ac under May; yellow 7@s
lie northern 1o@lsc over Minneapoii
to March. In Kansas City No. 2 har
40 winter 5@7c over Kansas City Marcel
20 For the week Chicago March whea
10 NC at 74hc. Minneapolis March whea
nc up Az at $1.72%; Kansas City Marc
up 4Bc at $1.71M; Winnipeg May u
ar 5Nc at $1.99%; Chicago May whea
ed Live Stock and Meats.-with the ex
ne ception of fat ewes. feeding lambs an
- feeding steers, all classes of live stoc
40 at Chicago showed declines for tn
pt week. Hogs lost 15@25c; beef an
butcher cattle and fat lambs 25@50,
Yearling wethers broke 50@75c per 10
lbs. Ewes advanced 50c@$1. Januar
14th Chicago prices: Bulk Of hogs $9.a
$3.50; medium and good beef steel
$S.75k11; butcher cows and heifel
MSo@s.75; feeding steers s7@s2
. $10@12; fat lambs $1O25 @11.75; feet
ing lambs sS.25@1050; yearlings S..
0975; fat ewes $4.25@6.25.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat ma
kets were generally weak and mode
ate declines were the rule. Pork ar
veal lost $1@2 per 100 lbs; lamb 81 %
Beef weak; mutton fairly steady. Jal
~ Beef $16@1s; veal $22@24 lambs $24
cir 26; mutton $13@17; light pork loin
he $24@26: heavy loins s19@22.
or Dairy Products. - Butter marke
en have been weak and unsettled durir
we the week, early price declines bell
a supplemented by further declines
the 18th. In eastern markets pric
or are now five to seven cents lower tn;
list week ago. Heavy imports on w
- and liberal arrivals of New Zeala
nat and Pacific coast butter largely re
err sponsible for weakness. Prices,
score: New York Sic, Chicago 48N
as Philadelphia and Boston SIC.
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