The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-04-01
MARKETeRAM


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Washington, d. C.. March 2s.--.HAY
% better scent sssIDt osTtass
~ larger but at no time exceeded de-
mand. LOAF demand mere active. ship
ping demand unchanged. Terminal
holdings generally light: tracks Well
In loose bales offered at $26 Los An
geles. old No. l at SIS; No. at SIG.
Loading advices light. Kansas City
dealers estimate that frcm ~ to 80
st ai g ia barns ai' ntsat section. Aialfs
let for. meal. Quoted: No. / timothy
sas esssss;H s.s 81 naesas tm
81 Ksnsas t Sisy. sas.5S cincinnst aoe Ns
1 alfaifa--ts4 Chicago. go Mlnneapo..
Cincinnati; No: prairie--tls Chicago
$l6 Minneapolis, sl2.5O Omaha. $li
and uns.t.a Mhsa; fssds parssY
iarly weak and quoted 81 to : per ton
lower than a week age. Pasturage
materially checking demand. Wheat
corn feeds about equals demand. One
OF the largest gluten feed manufac-
turers has announced the closing
down Of its principal plant for enc
tered at $12.50 t. 0. b. Utah mills; s2e
f. o; b. New York by importers. Lin
seed meal shipment to Europe slow
pressed for sale and 81 lower. Alfalfa
meal steady. Hominy feed down 81;
IN light request and for only prompt
ship shipment. Lake navigation has ep-
quoted: Bran $40. middlings SIS, rye
feed ~. Minneapolis; white hominy
feed s2s st. Louis; $22:50 Chicago; No:
st; Louis; 50 per cent cottonseed meal
$25 Memphis: linseed meal $4,000 Buff
falo. $40 Minneapolis. Reddog $2s IL
FRuiTs Ans Is v fa;faEai
tees held at SIS to 30c per 100 pounds
northern shipping stations. Chicago
carlot market steady 81 to 1.2o. New
bulk.
New York cold storage Baldwin ap-
pies generally steady in city. whole
western extra fancy W Winesapes most
~ 70 to per box consuming centers.
Florida celery closed at wider range
er, $3.50 to 2. California celery 81
T. 4.5o per crate Chicago; So to est
24-quart crates 81 to 35c per quart.
New York. Consuming markets range
1919 to 400 per 24-pint crate. Lou
lslan;t !. o. b. markets down 10 To SOC
Florida Wakefield cabbage slightly
lower consuming markets, 1925 tc
LIS per one-half bushel hamper. Texas
to so st. Louis.
Carlot shipments for week ended
March 2e: Potatoes 22s6 cars; boxed
apples 1863 barrel apples $50; old cab
lettuce SIG; old onions 1913, new on
ions 33; spinach 500; sweet potato
2.3: tomatoes 277;, STRAWBERRIES 25i.
s tSf wsrk ended hnn Mare ~
barreled apples 79l: old cabbage VI.
new cabbage 432; old celery sc, celery
S55; lettuce $50; old onions 40, new
toes 2s7; tomatoes ZIG; Strawberries
GRAIN.-Trading was not large dur
I'M tine week tn the market was easily
predominating factor. Sentiment gem
orally bearish. but traders apparently
AFRAID or nervous market Export de-
rope en- the gath, yet market closed
slightly lower than date. on the 2Sth
prices fuctuated rapidly within small
tut Wdst ngher
Of damage led to short covering, Wis.,
IDLE wheat supply smallest in thirty
years with one exception at this sea-
ing week. Trading in July wheat |
started on the 2Sth at Ii to zoe under
MoIasu eSueI luS!I epgIl uaoO '.ieN
Visible supply Increased 2,227.OOO bus
during week. Arrivals corn somewhat
small, sufficient for requirements The !
eastern demand slow. In Chicago cash |
market No. 2 red winter and No. . |
hard wheat 1oi: TO 12i2v over Chi
cage May: No. 3 mixed corn "a to
&c under May: Nc. ; yellow to &c
under For the week Chicago May
wheat up 1lac at Sl.4S as. May corn
down li2c at e4Ac. Minneapolis May
wheat up ? 3-4c at s1.3S 3-s. Kansas
city May 3-Sc higher at $1.36 is. Win
nipeg May &c higher at $3.50 rs Chi
cago March wheat $157A.
DAIRY PRODuCTS.-Butter markets
unsettled the past week. Domestic re-
ceipts slightly heavier but no new inn
ports arrived and buying was on
weak: trading en- the 2Sth on even
weather basis with New York down
and Chicago 44hc: Philadelphia 451ac:
Boston 46c. Latest arrivals from Dem
mark have shown better quality and
competiting with fanciest grades do
nestle. Cheese markets weak and