New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-29
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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U.S.. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington DC.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.D


Grain.
Export business in wheat has been
fair, Country offerings not large. In
chicago cash market No. 2 red winter
closed at $l.24: No. ? hard at sl.25; No.
. yellow corn at SIC; No. 8 mixed corn
at t2c; No. 8 white oats at 39c. For
the week Chicago July wheat dropped
SIC. closing at Sl.25h July corn
dropped lac. closing at 63&.e. Mime
apoiis July wheat dropped iA.c. closing
az sl.So&; Chicago September wheat
dropped 2Rc, closing at S1.26; Septem-
per corn dropped 1hc. closing at 6l4
minneapolis september wheat dropped
sc, closing at s1.30As. Kansas City
September wheat dropped Sc. closing at
sl.15s.
Eastern hay markets firm and about
81 higher Receipt and stocks light.
central western markets weak and
mostly in buyers favor. Little ship
excess of local demand. Country load
ING again falling off. Considerable
new hay arriving out of condition.
southern market inactive and weak.
Philadelphia, SIS; Cincinnati. s21: new.
$3.50, Chicago. $25; new. $50; Atlanta,
$2I.5O; Kansas City. new. $ll. No. | al
falfa. Kansas City. s1s; Omaha. $3.50;
oils, $3.50: Omaha, $1l.50; Kansas
city, sl3.
Feed.
Wheat feeds fairly firm but easier
tendency is noted in quotations for fu-
ture shipments. Kansas mills asking
and sl6.25 for thirty-day shipment.
Country trade not taking hold as ex-
pected and market in resellers hands
as mills sold heavily to j%obbers last
very light. Hominy feed soc to 81
lower. Gluten feed and alfalfa meal
unchanged. Stocks and receipts fair.
Quoted bran $lii middlings, $l4; lin
sed meal. $3.50, Minneapolis; white
hominy feeds, s22.50 St. Louis; SO per
cent cotton seed meal, $3.50 Memphis:
gluten feeds, s2S.5O Chicago; No. / al
falfa meal. $40 Kansas City.
Dairy Products.
Butter market as firm early in the
week but only steady at the close. The
present tone of the market is somewhat
unsettled. undergrades more plenti-
1ully and are accumulating at some
places; ~ score butter: New York.
i2c; Chicago, 40c; Philadelphia. Ale;
Boston, i3c.
Cheese markets very firm and aver
axe fully 3c higher on all styles fol-
lowing advances at country markets;
lending support to trading. Wiscon-
sin primary market prices: Twins.
zoe; Daisies, 20Rc; Double Daisies.
zoe. Young America, 22l2c; ~Longhorns,
24c.
Fruits and Vegetables.
alberta peaches advanced soc to 76c
per crate in New York. reaching SO. 25
to $3.50, which recovered the loss of
previous weeks. Boston, Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh were firm, closing So
TO 81. The Chicago market closed
Sl.25 per crate higher at 1925 to 1918.
Georgia and South Carolina Tom
watson watermelons, medium sizes,
nearly steady in New York at $500 to
$3.50 per car. Prices closed at $3.50 to
$3.50 per car in Pittsburgh.
Live stock md Meats.
Chicago livestock, although the price
OF cattl" and hogs Is advancing. wild
ening of the spread is noticeable mas
much as the upward trend is OF the
better grades Compared with a week
ago hogs have advanced Use, light
weights being in greatest demand
Steers are up a quarter. good yearlings
advancing as much as 35c; cows de-
clined 25c and the lower srades Of
feeder steers Use; best grades of veal
calves generally zoe. other grades
steady. Fat lambs 3jc to i5c lower,
feeders and yearlings about steady,
with fat ewes up l5c to zoe. CHICAGO
prices: HOGS. top tout Of line). $40. 80;
bulk OF sales, $3.50 to slO. 20; medium
butcher cows and heifers. 1915 to
SIS; feeder steers, s. to $3.50; light
and medium weight veal calves. 81 to
sll; fat lambs Ss.25 to s10.s0; feeding
lamDs, 10 70 ~ yearIlngs, W 10 sb.25'
fat ewes. 1928 to $3.50. The price
spread on eastern dressed beef Wild
ned during the week. lower grades
declining a. much as s1.75. while best
grades advanced $50. Veal steady.
Lambs down 81 to S. and mutton 81.
Pork loins advanced 81 to 81. July 20
prices FOR good grade meats: Beef.
Sl3.25 to $3.50; veal. SIC to SIS: lambs.
SCI To s26; mutton S13 to SIS: light
pork loins, s22 to f27; heavy loins, $40
to 81.
Cotton.
Prices for both spot cotton and flu
ture contracts declined during the
week. The average price for middling
spot cotton as quoted by the ten desig-
mated markets. lost ~ points. closing
at ll.3Tc. July future contracts at
New York lost "a points. closing to-
day at l2.20c. July futur" contracts
Al New orleans lost 80 points. closing
at lI56c.