New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-08
LATEST MARKET
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U.S.. BUREAU OF MARKETS
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After a week of alternating higher
lower prices. Chicago July wheat
closed at $1.2eA. q net gain of 5ho
for the week. and Chicago July corn
at 6lbc, q net decline of INC. With
the exception of weakness in stock
and cotton markets on the goth. news
was bullish. but the market lacked
buying support and prices did not re-
spond: Dry weather reports being re-
ceived from wider area in North Da-
kota and Minnesota Visible supply of
wheat 0.060. 900 bushels. a decrease of
100000 for the week. Country corn
crop news continues generally favor
able. Visible corn supply "a, sac. 900
bushels. an increase of 1857, 900 for the
week. At Chicago cash market No. 2
sl.42; No. 8 mixed cor soc; No. 3 yell
low corn. 60c; No. /: white oats, 36c.
For the week Chicago September
wheat up Bye At ;issx; September
July wheat down &c. at sl.29; Kansas
City July up 2hc. a s1.1sH Winnipeg
July up INC. al sl.sfx.
Demand very limited. Only high
grades wanted. South and Southeast
using local forage principally. Some
No. i timothy quoted. New York. iss:
Pittsburg, s2O.5O: Chicago, s22; Gin
e%innati' $40; Atlanta, s2s; Jacksonville.
$3.50. No. l alfalfa, Kansas City. SIS:
Omaha SIS Memphis, $40. No, prairie.
Minneapolis, SIS; Omaha. SIS; Kansas
City. s14.
Further weakness developed in
wheat feed market, as offerings from
southwest became more plentiful.
Bran in poor demand, flour m%iddiinss
hominy feed steady, hominy feed in
better supply. Cottonseed meal and
weak. Offerings of all feeds ample,
bran, slti m%iddlings, s14, Minneapolis;
P~hiiadelphia, White hominy feed ;si.
6hicago; t2s, ST Louis. Bran, 1850.
olls, SO per cent cuttonseed meal,
s29.25. Memphis. No. l alfalfa meal,
$3.50. Kansas City.
Dairy Products.
Butter prices advanced We the past
week, and market is ftrmer. With an
active demand for higher grades for
storage, lower grades are kept we'll
cleared by movement into consumptive
channels. Receipts only moderate and
stocks of all kinds kept cleared. Clos
ing prices, 92 score: New York. 35c:
Chicago. 34hc; Philadelphia, S5Ac:
Boston, see.
Cheese market holding barely steady,
with buyers seeking goods at inside
prices. Hot weather already influence
Ing quality and production slsckening
range from 1sGl5hc in Wisconsin
primary markets.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Irish cobbler potatoes from eastern
shore of Virginia declined 25c to 3sc
per barrel in New York the past week,
reaching $3.50 2.62. Prices range 81
$3.50 In eastern markets.
Ca1ff,rpga .ol.n-ts,. oantI-.-
steady in consuming markets at tS,25
q 400 per crate. Georgia Hiley
peaches nearly steady in New York at
1925 q $50. Demand active at shipping
crate, closing sl.76 also ( %. b. car.
track. Florida and Georgia Tom Wat
son watermelons, medium sizes, de-
Sllned Sloo to Sl50 per car in New
and markets firm at Georgia shipping
points, prices ranging 5000 a 525 (. o. b.
cash. track, to growers.
Live stock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices advanced 10c TO
zoe per 100 lbs. the past week, Cattle
25c on cows and heifers TO soc on me-
dium beef steers. Fat lambs broke
si.25 to H.75' and yearlings. 800 to
sl:25i Heavy ewes down 75c; handy
prices; Hogs, top, ts.75; bulk Of sales,
S.10ms.66; medium and good beef
steers. s100n SOS; butcher cows and
heifers. 1915 500; feeder steers, 1913
@7.75; liRht and medium weight veal
calves. $3.50 9.75: fat lambs. $500
loo y%earlings, s5.50ds.75; fat ewes,
$3.50 500.
The eastern wholesale fresh meat
prices trend downward. Beef declined
soc to 81, while veal and mutton were
steady 10 81 lower. Lamb down 81 to
IS; pork loins. 81 to So per 100 lbs.
June % prices rood grade meats: Beef.
$3.50 n 1850; veal, t16d1s; lamb. SIS
25; mutton, s10116; light pork loins,
$isQ23i heavy loins. s15d1s.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices advanced 20 points
during the week. closing at 10.27c per
pound. New York July futures up CT
points at 1l.34c.