The Holbrook news., 1921-06-03
MARKETS - Furnished by U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
 Washington, D. c.
(westeru Newspaper Union News Service. }
Fruits and Vegetables.

Fruits and Vegetables.
 Northern sacked round white pota- toes up sc per 100 lbs. at shipping points. closing S5 O soc f. O. b. Chicago Carolina No. 1 Irish Cobblers un- changed, New York. selling to jobbers rel. Texas sacked Bliss Triumphs down $1 to $1.25 per 100 lbs. St. Louis and Kansas City. at S2.75 @3.50.
 Texas Yellow. Bermuda onions near s1.40G 1.90 per standard crate, commer- cial pack.
 Dairy Products.
 Under influence of increasing pro- duction and quality hardly such as to warrant heavy storage, better stocks have accumulated and prices continued to decline at all markets the past week.
 Grnin.
 Wheat market uncertain and fluctu- ated nervousIy the first half of week. but made substantial gains the past few days with May wheat leading the export demand were principal bullsh factors. Corn developed independent weakness throughout Country offer ings corn much more liberal and re- ceipts expected to increase materially in near future. On the 20th wheat ad- vanced to new high level on present upturn, May wheat selling S6c over wheat. Reported on good authority that Belgium government control of wheat imports will cease July l. In wheat, S1.62; No. ? hard. $1.67; No. 8 mixed corn, SIC; No. white oats, SSc. For the week Chicago May wheat up 16Ac, at s1:59ss; May corn down 1ec, at 58ssc. Chicago July wheat up 8 B c, at SPA; July corn down Sc, at 6Oss c. Minneapolis July wheat up 72sc, at SIPS. Kansas City July, 7c. at $1.171s; Winnipeg July, 17%c, at $1.64.
 Live Stock and Meat.
 Chicago hog prices changed only slightly the past week, declines rang ing Sc to 15c per 100 lbs. Beef and butcher cattle and feeder steers prac- tically steady, Veal calves up 25c to soc, Fat lambs and fat ewes steady to 25c lower. May 20 Chicago prices: Hogs, bulk of sales, $S40@ S.80; me dium and good beef steers. $7.50 800; feeder steers. SIPS @S.5O; light and me dium weight veal calves. S8.00@9.75; fat lambs, $s25 @12.OO; yeariings, s7.5O @1O.5O; fat ewes, SAYS Q6.75. eleven important markets during the week ending May 13 were: Cattle and calves. 13,723; hogs, 4,919; sheep, 7,450. Beef ranged 75c to SIPS lower. per Veal steady to S1 lower; mutton steady to $2 lower; lamb s1 to 8 higher; pork loins generally steady. May 20 prices good grade meats: Beef. s14@15; veal, S14@17: lamb. $25 @27; mutton. $40 1T: light pork loins. $21@24; heavy loins, S15 @19.
 Hay.
 Market continues inactive. Receipts light and prices fluctuate with local demand Practically no orders for ship ment' being received in distributing markets. No. l timothy quoted New York. s2S; Chicago. $23; Atlanta. s31; Memphis. s25; Cincinnati. $22. No. alfalfa. Memphis. S2S; Kansas City. $23; Omaha. $20. No. l prairie. Minneap- oils. S15.5O; Kansas City, $15.5O.
 Feed.
 Cottonseed meal. Memphis. $29.25; Atlanta, $30; Chicago, $32.50: linseed meal, Minneapolis, BPS; New York. $36; gluten feed. Chicago, $26.50: Philadel- phia. $31.71; Cincinnati S2930. Alfalfa meal, Kansas City, $17.50.
 Cotton.
 Spot cotton prices down 10 points during the week closing at 11.50c per ID. New York futures up 1 point, at 12.41c.