The Holbrook news., 1921-03-04
MARKETS Furnished by U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
 Washington, D. c.
cwesteru Newspaper Union News ser,ice.l )

Hay and Feed.
 Hay markets down S142 on all | kinds. Timothy receipts generally | Heavy receipts of alfalfa, mostly of low Kansas City and Omaha markets. prices. Quote: No. 1 timothy, New ] York s31.5O Philadelphia $24. Pitts burgh $24.50 Cincinnati S23 Chicago SPA. St. Louis S27. No l alfalfa, Kansas City $1S.50. Omaha S1S.. Jacksonville $325O, Memphis S2S. No. prairie Kansas Gityy $h;o S12, omaha a1o SS' Minne1
 Pacific Coast Southeastern and Southwestern feed markets weak with lower tendencies. Middle Western and Northeastern markets firm Jobbers satisfactory. Cocoanut meal in good supply in Pacific coast market and higher. Linseed meal. cotton seed meal and hOminy feed easier; gluten feed unchanged. Stocks large; movement good. Beet pulp quoted S4 lower than week ago and in poor demand. Quoted bran $21, middlings $20.5O, rye mid dlings S18.50. Minneapolis; 36 per cent cotton seed meal S26.5O Memphis, $33 Chicago; linseed meal s36-50 Mime apolis, S4O.50 Buffalo; No. l alfalfa meal $19 Kansas City, S21.5O St. Lotus; white, hominy feed s23 Sto st Louis 6sat 5i0 SgO $32, Philadelphia oat feed SlO Cnlcaso'
 Grain.
 Prices advanced at the opening of the weeks trading upon continued re- ports of green bugs in Southwest. A three-day decline then set in as result of overbought condition, larger move ment. small demand. lack of export business and colder weather in bug and light offerings started prices. higher on the 18th and 21st and the week closed with net advance or 1Kc in Chicago March wheat; %c ChiCa May Country OfIerlnSS Southwest not large but consignments liberal as result of last weeks sales tinues in Southwest but bug reports still coming from Texas and Oklahoma; Visible supply wheat decreased l4'VOO bushels during week. Good wheat de- in market for spring. Country offer- ings corn very light. Visible supply decreased 697,000 bushels during week: Chicago March wheat closed S1,71 B; May corn 71%c' Minneapolis March wheat up 1 ssc at $1.5SB; Kansas City March 1c at s1.62; Winnipeg May 2c
 Live Stock and Meats.
 Sheep and lamb prices at Chicago ad. vanced sharply the past week; Most higher, while hogs declined 5@5Oc per hundred pounds, light weights declin- 75c6 S125: feeding lambs were steady to 25c higher. Beef steers. best cows and heiferS gained 0Ocs lower SraQe butcher cattle unchanged. Feeder steers advanced 50cQS1. Feb. 21st Chicago prices: Hogs bulk of sales. $8.85 @9.5O; medium and good beef steers $S.25 co 9.90; butcher cows and heifers, S4.O0@9.25; feeder steers, $7.O0 @8.75; light and. medium weight veal calves, 1925 0120o; fat lambs, S7.00@ 1925; feeding lambs. $6.25 O 7.50; year lings, $5.75 @7.75; fat ewes. S3.75 @6.OO.
 Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices were higher compared with week ago. Beef advanced $1.00 Q 1.50; lamb, S1.O0@ 200; pork Joins, S1-5O@ 200 per 100 pounds Veal and mutton steady to S1 higher. Feb. 21st prices good grade meats: Beef, $14.50 O 1900; veal. $18@21; lamb, $19@21; mutton, $11@ IA: light pork Joins, 21Q "A; heavy loins, $16@17.
 Dairy Products.
 Butter prices have advanced daily the past week and market is very firm. Stocks are well cleared up especially the better grades. Receipts of fresh butter at Chicago not equal to demand and storage is being taken Snow at New York has delayed deliveries and prices advanced 1c at three eastern markets 1H c Chicago. Prices 92 score. Philadelphia 49kc; New York and Boston 49c; Chicago 4S%c.
 Cotton.
 The average price of middling spot cotton declined about 34 points during the week, closing around 12.79c. New Orleans March futures down 56 points