Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-05
The Markets

l,a'. ' ''I'i,,,no,,rs Ii,bt in western mar
VI ','' p,I .,a7. and In,y nr..os chr
t nJ} roceints Recent concession.
n,and for immediate needs ONLY. Fair
/ shining demand reported al EJu .as
! CIV Eastern markets duh tUr prices
/ fairly steady Quote. 40 ! .mothy.
/ New York $3.50. CHICAGO SOB. Mem.
/ pbis Sg9, Minneapolis So. \'IaI-1
! S225O. No J alfalfa N.NT1S li'!
/ 81. Memphis SO No. prairie Nan.
sa5 city 81. '"ir'E' pm. ''''','i '''I7
/ sly, ~. ".,"' 49,"
I 10" Ie'rI lI MINI.
/ eral dulIh'71 r'''..' '.. 80. ...'' ',' ~.
/ particularly 'H -.'..." ",''
erN are I'"'.I". "... TIP ".''' .'' No.
/ M aN'l.I I.."' '' ODD. .
. lures. p'tt.." i.... ...'''' '...'
S''" meat u""" d '. '''' " .''''
ana corn .'."7 Nl-.'..". ''.' .' ~"
supply 'i'',7 q. '' -''',
lower Una" i'7'
''l'' 'dI'H "' ".. .,"
y"'''u. n."" - TO-
.lou' HIIuu''I-N F-o.',' 81 ', US
no. | a''." Iu'', 90 'l''''S 'S
"I''' u"Nil'H I'.' ST. '.""'. %
per cent COTTON So" ~ al 60 .'''ti
pHIH' IIu"''u ",' 800 w.. Us
E'|-2g nu'.'Io' n''. L@'i 80. ,,i,. ,',,'
u''P"'I' o''"''H '''S 60 '''' " ,'"
nee, 0'u''" zee" j. , va go H'''' '''9'
"eeN' "o" q"o''" Wv '"'''-''
Fruits and Vegetables - Northern
round white potatoes declined about
1Oc per 100 pounds f.. o. b., reaching
SIC TO $lOo. Chicago Carlot market
down Ice at $40 to $l2h. Sacked
round whites about 2'c lower I. o. b.
New YORK shipping points. closing
sos to $i1N. Movement continues
very light. New York held at Sl6'
to $3.50 bulk. Bureau of Crop Est
mates release shows total stocks Oh
hand January LIST i4..->dNoo bushels.
compared with 12It''oHp bushels
january L. I'-'' i'f..''..'V uoSHels
January l. 1919.
Sacked yellow onions slightly lower
{. o. b., Soc to 81. mostly SIC per
100 pounds eastern markets. down 10
10 15c Jan. p. a. S5c 20 $50; middle
western steady. 75c I'D $40.
New York CABBAGE steady f. o. b.
mostly SO per ton hulk. eastern mar
kets 50 lower. at So to Sl2. Florida
wakefields mostly Sl5O to St.75 per
B-bu. hammer sales to iobbers.
r,ar1ot sb,n;,or+, voo,, s,S1n,--r5,y-
rar,r o.. pa.atoos oo71 80. bovnd
annIos a,o harro1os or,,oa oo-. oaI,
~ 49,. ooInr,- 20 rP'o onio ~ 100.
go ratotoa. 90
80 Po'"'0' 'i0'
oos7 ip,Ien'S pie' Ious go o'", -
o,io,c 900 800. l.,. o.
po.".
ord'n-heport lhat belgiun had 50"
cuItu loan Oh twenty nllilon doilafo
Ill uHlled states Jogether win good
export BUSINESS caused gram prices 10
duNaHIe OH the --nu. Inc adNeh'sS
'oh'!"ueu uhIll the zflh Wheh selhhS
So III anu prices decIlised &C III TWO
! u"HS RepoiI thaI AtS'h'iha pr"o'pN
MoTu hG' place super 'aX on exports
ana would permit around forty-sever
million bushels wheat to be exported
| Iree OF super tax was a depressing
factor Ill american markets. GermanE
| IePoi 'eu OUT oi american market Hhtil
! Ap'l' hepo'I IhaI lIalE expects 10
OBTAIN remainder or requirements
from Argentina. Flour j0bbers state
hour consumption shows decrease
from year ago ana sun railing Off.
Corn trade small; mainly local, and
affected by wheat; country offerings
TO arrive, light In Chicago cash mar
Ket NO. red winter wheat &c to 26c
over March; No. ? hard. sc to &c over;
new No. mixed corn &c under May;
yellow, DC to sac under. Minneapolis
reports fair flour trade; wheat demand