The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-08-20
The Market,

days of the week, res5lt Inc last h
hitting new low point. Fs n saa
ness was brisk on mos, Export b. (
prices declined under SELMA Ways Ca
and more favorable crops nasl plssq, s
good export demand. ca news ts,p, &
Tor both wheat and cor naSa nsrss, {
tied. In Chicago cash m. Were nse
red winter wheat closed a az !, No
, hard at $119: No, 2 MT a. viz; M &
O6c; No 3 yellow at 5sc' As ~ Corn Z
whlte oats at 52c. For tn. w. W., ) n',
cago September wheat dr dr. week ct i
closing at $l1S&c; Septe Sppsa W 4
dropped 312c, closing Al pI ssr W I
neapolis September wheat ' Srs Nh E
closing at $1.25A. Kansas s'e9e t.s \ |
as :" r, wheat dropped 4Se e'' ", ~ /
at $i,0S, Chicago Decemhss', cl0sq /
closed at $122; December oo. sas I
MINNEAPOLIS M q, a December wheat heat y y, Y
at $l'2o =. Kansas City ns. sIssa
wheat closed at $112%c O'csa@ 1
Dairy Products = Butter mast.
urn early in the week, but I !.
close became somewhat eas v' a, y a
settled. Full confidence in hi.s sla u
and recent advances has been ~ I. pllsa
and traders in the markets bars st ~
TO avoid any accumulation ~ us
Receipts are running lighter I "
OF ~ score: New York 44bc. ct lug
42&c, Philadelphia 431hc, Bos tn' !!
Cheese markets have lost the sru'a
OF week ago. Prices are lie to % y
er and in line with declines oeo1.a
August / on Wisconsin Con
Boards. Wiscon primary ms.
prices; Twins 1890; daisies as'
double daisies 20i4c; Young Ams,s
22c; Longhorns 22Rc.
Fruits and Vegetables vi,,,.
eastern shore Irish cobb!er pots,n
up $lQl.25 per barrel in New W.
August 4 at $5.50q6.OO. Other ~
ern markets higher, ranging uTs
6.25. New Jersey sacked Cobble,,
300 35c per Loo pounds in New y.s
ranging $3.15d3.35. Kansas SAIL
early Ohios up 500 75c per 100 pom'
from seasons low point in Kan,r
City, closing around $l75; Chjc,n|
market active at S1.5001S5. Camr
MIA salmon tint cantaloupes from I'm
lock section slightly weaker in ey
ern markets, closing $2.25GS5O nal
standard crate, Chicago slow AM
weak at $2.50Q275. Arkansas sO4
$I0OU2.O0 in middle-western citis
Georgia liberia peaches stronger n
eastern markets owing to light CIV
plies. Prices advanced 81 Der M
basket carrier in New York, reaChtl
$4.75M5.00 and closed at Csc 10 n
higher III Baltimore, around $780, n
berta peaches up 50075c in Chlaa
closing at 81 to $4.25. Georgia al
South Carolina Tom Watson vaig
melons, medium sizes, nearly steal
in New York at $200q25O per car ID
25 to % pound stock. Wire inqas
has been light at Georgia shpya
points and supplies heavy. Prices N
clined $50065 per car, 20 to Is pCa
melons reaching SIS to 500 the MIL
die of the week and 22 to "a poua|
average $40 to $65 fob. cash trsG
Hay-General level OF hay prra|
practically unchanged Extrena
light receipts of high grade tlmcli|
causing firm prices for that comnal
ity. Lower grades still sell slovl|
Good demand for timothy at Chlas|
and Cincinnati and for alfalfa at hl|
sas City. Some shipping demand \
Cincinnati but only local at other nH|
kets. Quoted August 5: No. tlmcil
New York 1913, Cincinnati s2l VI
cago $40, Atlanta SIT, Kansas Y
S12. No. l alfalfa, Kansas OlV "
Memphis SCI, No. | prairie Chlae|
$3.50, Kansas CITY $11.5O.
Feed-Prices unchanged. Bran "
tinues to be weakest item on ISL WI
very light demand in Chicago and NJ
sas City markets. Kansas CITY aA|
ers quote bran at $3.50, brown sna'|
s13, gray shorts SIS. Oil meals sasa
ly easier. Hominy feed and slps
feed steady. Very little white n0I y
feed offered for August shlpmeN N
low In better supply and quo'se \
81 discount. The demand LOT I'll
feed stuffs is poor with Stocks s.s
to meet requirements. Quoted au v.
s: Bran $14, middlings tl4oo =
neapolis; linseed meal 81 Mn a',
oils, s43 Kansas City; No. J IS|
meal $19 Kansas City; 80 per csn, \.
ton seed meal $36 Atlanta; wnlN - !.
inv feed s23 St. Louis; slu''n "
$3.50 northeastern markets :, h
Live stock and Meats- en- y .o1 n
stock: Hogs declined steadily ~, , aa's ,|
ont the week, closing 7O9s0e pew a..s
week ago. Best grades peel ,. Al,
steady to strong. advancing i' ~.
Cows and heifers generally ~" ca
with increased run Of gra''s,'' nst
declined about s59boc OH, On n ID
grades grades, Best feeders Csc higher n, " u
lower grades off same a s"O ~, laps
calves down 75c to sl.2s. ~ KAN
u un 5oSsoc, feeding lambs IS. .'s ssM
and an best yearlings 2Sc. Eve Eve 400
sI25. August Chicago pm !, III
ton toni Zone load, s1os5; Dul. .o u "
ss's5@1o.sO; medium ana s coSs 81
steers s 81 20 to ss75; feeder .sss
hei1eTs rs s 20. light and medium ss y
Veal Veal calves ss.oo@sD' AT .'ss'seeia
@l1 l3Os. i ssSo@s.5o fat ewes &C., s'
5'25. stocker and is ssa,s duins1
from monh ending ig' July % were :,s ca's
calves s ss.as, Of western ar. :. 81
beef peefV at eastern markets sa " I Iisbt y
grades s0 s5 s1' lamb up s'o ,sl sgt
ton steady on better s august ~
81 sJA On lower grades. a.. All ssl5SegD
good grade meats Is ,a nr ssse0sMss
Veal sl5.oo@17.oo,; ia iah 1Isbt poi. Y
' 2100. ~. nrices sa'sf