The St. Johns herald., 1921-07-14
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 Washington DC.
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Dairy Products.
 Butter markets steady to firm dur Ing week, with prices ranging half cent 10 one cent higher than a week ago. Quality running good for season. Ac tive movement into storage. Holdings at four large wholesale markets hay lng been increased approximately S. 100000 pounds the past week; most of this butter stored at Chicago. Closing prices, s2 score: New York, 34c; Chi eago, SSc; Philadelphia, 34hc; Bos- ton, 36c.
 Cheese markets for most part active during the week. Considerable letup m demand for storage purposes. Qual- ny showing effect of hot weather pro- auction continues heavy. Prices at Wisconsin primary markets average: Twins, 1S%c; Daisies, 14c; Double Daisies. 13%c; Longhorns, 14hc; Young Americas, 15c.
 Market unsettled during the week with trade light and mainly local. Rains delaying harvest in Kansas and Oklahoma. In northern sections pre- mature rtpening of wheat reported 60. S9unt continued dry and hot weather. Weakness in stock and cotton markets was factor influencing declines in grain Harkets. Corn under pressure at times account slow cash demand tioA of stocks. Movement exceeding expectations and more than ample for all reauirsmenta. In Chicago cash market No; red winter wheat. &1.4o; e1c; No. yellow corn, e1c; No. white cats, S7c. For the week Chicago Sep- tember wheat up 2c at &l.23k; Sep tenber corn unchanged at sSMc Chi- SaFo July wheat up axe at &1.30&; yply corn up half cent at 68c. AinnS- 9poliS July wheat down He at 91.99&; Aansas City July up 1e at $l.21M: Winnipeg July up 3e at t1.7s%.
 Hay.
 Movement of hay continues very light. Eastern markets dull. Most ai- tSlfa arriving Kansas City hot and out SooT Ss condition S.I Good Er.ds' aI StsSGy but buyers taking some alfalfa from Okla homa and New Mexico but waiting for new crop of timothy. Quoted: No. phia, s2S: cincinnati Cine & IS :is.So; eas Chicago. $Si.So; Memphis. s2s; Atlanta. sas; lantA, $2s; Memphis, s20. No. i prairie, Kansas City S1S.5o; Minneapolis, $1S.
 Feed
 Further declines in feed prices in many markets due largely to good pas- tqrage and increased output of mills. quoted at SIP Omaha. In Eastern ter ritory bran freely offered at $23; mid dlings- $2S.26: Cottonseed and linsSsd ]. well maintained by manufacturer. De- Bran, 314; middlings. S14.25; iinsesd meal, &2T: Minneapolis; S6 per cent hOminy feed. ;2s.sS st. o Louis: s24.SS Chicago. No l alfalfa meal SIS Kan sas City. Gluten feed, $27.6o Chicago. r Fruits and Vegetables.
 California Salmon Tint cantaloupes TACnVnFad af ahfnntncr points; standards 45's closing $1.609 S1.Sb, f. O. b. cash track. Prices down 16c per crate in most consuming mark cts, closing $S.0OQS.76.
 Florida Tom Watson watermelons, $500 to s7OO per car. Demand good and haulings heavy at Georgia ship ping points, prices ranging from $225 to $500 f. O. b. cash track to growers.
 Cotton.
 Spot cotton prices declined GA points the past week, closing at 10.0Sc per lb. New York July futures down S2 points at 10.S7c.
 Live Stock and Meats.
 Chicago hog prices advanced 45c to 6Bc per 100 lbs the past week Better grades of beef steers up 10c to 16c; and heifers down 25c to 35c. Veal calves up soc to 75c. Lamb prices show net advances at soc to T5c. Fat ewes gained soc to $1. Chicago prices: Hogs. top, s6.65; bulk of sales SS.3OQ 8.56; medium and good beef steers. !725QS.75; butcher cows and heifers, S4.00Q6.25; feeder steers, $5.T5@7.75; light and medium weight veal calves, SS.000 10.25; fat lambs, $9.50012.50; ESsssrlinF'' E.ss. 'S'2'9''''' fat '"''' s''''@ Beef and pork loins declined in east ern wholesale fresh meat markets. Beef down soc to $1.50; pork loins, S1 to $2 per 100 lbs. Lamb generally weak to S1 lower; veal and mutton only slightly changed. Prices good grade meats: Beef, $14.00@15.50; veal $16.O0018.00; lamb, $20.00@25.00; mutt ton, $10.0O016.00; light pork loins, S1S.o00 021.00; heavy loins, $15.00@ 1900.