The Ordway new era., 1921-05-27
MARKETS
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twes,ern Newspaper Union News Service,

Fruits md Vegetables.
Northern sacked round white pota-
carlot market up SC. at s5cq s1.05.
South Carolina No. Irish. cobblers,
New York Tesas s'n saeRed eGp sisi Bliss ea1re Tr
umphs down 75c per 100 lbs. middle
western cities, at ss.75@4. New York
ing at wider range in eastern markets;
$3.50 47.75, Baltimore; $7.00@7.50. New
aSaiss; York and Pittsburgh. $500 $50, Phil
northWestern winesaps firm Chicago.
at $3.OOQ3.5O; small sizes. s2.25 @ 2.75.
Dairy Products.
Under influence of increasing pro-
duction and quality hardly such as to
warrant heavy storage. butter stocks
have accumulated and prices declined
Buyers are buying little as prices con-
score: New York; 2sc: Boston and
Cheese markets have held weak and
trading was little better at present.
although prices in Wisconsin range
13A q lac; at Chicago. 14Q15c; in east
ern markets. 16@17c. 1t seems to be
a case of dullness with no active fac
tors to give life to market.
Grnin.
Although prices averaged higher
during the week. market trend was
uncertain and sentiment mixed. I'm
favorable crop and weather reports
of support invariably resulted in re-
action. Principal bearish influence
the House of Representatives; pit con-
ditions also a factor Country offer
ings of corn more liberal with Illinois
and Indiana marketing corn rather
freely. In Chicago cash market No. 2
red winter wheat S1.55: No. hard.
$1.56; No. 3 mixed corn, 5Sc; No:
For the week Chicago May wheat up
4hc. at s1;4S% May. corn down Nc.
at 59Ac: Chicago July wheat up nc.
at s1.1sas July corn down &c, at 61%c.
Minneapolis July wheat up 1&c, at
s1.24; Kansas City July. &c. at S1.12.
Winnipeg July, 1OAc. at s1.56&.
Live Stock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices declined SC to 15c
per 100 pounds the past week. Beef
and butcher cattle We're practically
5 ss calves to S' 5e
fat lambs. soc to S1.25; yearlings, soc
to 81; fat ewes, 75c to 81. Chicago
$40: medium and good beef steers,
$4,000; butcher cows and heifers,
$5.25 @9; feeder steers, s7qS,5O; light
SIS: fat lambs, Ss.759i2.S5; feeding
sa@Sa; .ssS725. Earrings 'S@li' tat ewes
@ re msat Of pees em0 aeensd
pork loins generally 81, lower per 100
lbs. Lamb ranged steady to SO higher.
Veal. si5@17; lamb. s24g26; mutton,
s1631S; light pork loins. s22@24;
heavy loins, $15@19.
Receipts continue very light. prices
fluctuating with local demand; few
shipping orders being received by
dealers in distributing markets. In
creased loading at country points re-
ported in Central West. No. 1 timothy
quoted New York. S28.50; Cincinnati.
$22; Chicago. $22; Minneapolis. $19:
Memphis, $25. No. alfalfa, Kansas
City, s23: Memphis. $3.50. Nc. 1
prairie, Minneapolis. $3.50: Chicago,
$18; Kansas City, $3.50.
Feed.
Wheat mill feeds steady on light
production. Demand remains limited.
Cotton seed meal about 50 higher.
Other feeds dull at prices practically
unchanged from last week. Spring
bran quoted Philadelphia, $25.25; Min
neapolis, SIG: Chicago. $19; hard win
ter bran, Kansas City $3.50; soft win
ter bran, Cincinnati. $23: standard
spring middlings about 81 below spring
bran. Cotton seed meal. Memphis.
S29.25; Chicago. $32.50; Cincinnati,
$32.25: linseed meal, Minneapolis. $28;
New York. ss6; gluten feed. Chicago.
$26.50; Philadelphia. $31.11; hominy
feed, Cincinnati, $26; Philadelphia. $2S.
Alfalfa meal. Kansas City. $3.50.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices declined 21 points
the past week. closing at 1850 per
Ib; New York May futures down 81
points. at 12.37c.