The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-07-15
MARKET REPORT


Wheat and corn prices declined during
the week. The only advance was on the
29th Influenced by good export business
and reports Of drouth in Europe and
Argentine. At the close wheat crop re-
ports indicate damage. Export demand
slow. Country offerings liberal First
car new wheat on Chicago market July
LIST sold at 81. % IA, graded No. mixed,
test weight 50. Corn crop reports gem
orally favorable; total crop estimated at
1000, 900 bushels. Corn curling reported
IN Nebraska; hot weather doing damage
In South Dakota In Chicago cash mar
ket No red winter wheat S1.26 No.
hard S1.21 No. 3 mixed corn e0c; No
) yellow corn 60c; No. 3 white oats 35c
For the week Chicago July wheat down
1-4c at S1.22 1-2; July corn unchang-
ed at 62c Minneapolis July wheat down
9 S-4o at $1.24. Chicago September
wheat down / 3-4c at S122; September
corn down 3-4c at 62c. Minneapolis
September wheat down 1-3c at 1.27
3-S; Kansas City September wheat down
&c at $1.13 1-2.
Extremely light movement and limited
demand causing prices to be only nomi-
nal in many markets. Dry weather af-
fecting pastures In several sections. but
buyers still discounting damage. Prices
practically unchanged. No. 1 timothy.
quoted New York $29.50; Minneapolis.
alfalfa Memphis $40, Atlanta $40 No. ]
prairie, Minneapolis SIG.
Feed
Market quiet Further declines in
bran and middlings. Other feeds gener-
market a shade firmer but prices in
other markets mostly nominal because of
absence of demand. Supplies ana offer
ings good. Dried brewers grains in
good supply at $40 T. o. b. eastern ship
ping points. Beet pulp and alfalfa meal
dull. Corn feeds weak, especially homi-
ny feed. Quoted Bran, $13.25 mid
dlings S13 Minneapolis; SO p. C. cotton
seed meal $29.75 Memphis, $50 Atlanta
white hominy feed $23 Chicago; $2921
PHILADELPHIA; linseed meal $2s Minneap-
oils $3.50 Chicago; No. alfalfa meal
$3.50 Kansas City.
Fruits and Vegetables
Irish cobbler potatoes from Eastern
ern consuming markets the past week
shore Of Virginia advanced SOC in east
closing $500 to $3.25 New York SO to
81 in other cities. Mississippi tomatoes
in 4-basket carriers slightly weaker in
most eastern markets. ranging generally
$1.15 to $1.4O. Baltimore steady at
$3.50 to $1.60. Texas stock down seven
ty cents Chicago closing 9Oc to 81. CaI-
ifornia salmon tint cantaloupes, stand
ard 45s showed slightly broader range
+. o. b. cash track. Prices In consuming
markets up 81 at 81 to So per crate.
Georgia Tom Watson watermelonE, mO-
dunn Sizes declined $3.50 to 1925 at ship.
ping points, ranging $40 to $500 per car
I. o. b cash track to growers Prices for
Florida and Georgia melons declined
$500 in New York. closing $3.50 to $3.50.
Georgia Elberta peaches in 6-basket
92.75 to $500 In Cincinnati. Georgia
Hileys and Bellies down SOC New York az
$S.25 to $3.50. Bellies $3.50 to SLIGO Z. o.
b. cash track in producing sections.
Livestock and Meats
Chicago livestock prices show net ad-
vances of 25c to SOC over prices OF a
week ago. Cattle prices are almost In
variably lower. Beef steers down 10 to
Hn httt nd IN
26c lower. Fat lambs declined 75c to
1928; yearlings soc to 75c per 100 lbs.
Fat ewes weak to 25c lower. July l
SO 80; bulk Of sales $500 to 1920; medi-
um and good beef steers 81 to $3.50;
butcher COWS and heifers 1915 to So;
feeder steers 1915 to $3.50; light ana
medium weight veal calves $3.50 to $3.50;
fat lambs SS.25 to $1,000; feeding lambs
1915 to 1915; yearllngs $3.50 to SS fat
ewes 2.26 10 s. Stocker and feeder
shipments from 10 important markets
during the week ending June "a were
cattle and calves 20,61O; hogs 2,5O6;
sheep o,475. With the exception of NUT
ton, eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
to SO. veal 80 to SO; beef 5Oc to $1.25;
pork loins generally, ST. Mutton prac-
ucallY unchanged. July prices good
grade meats: beef $1275 to S14.50; veal
to SIS; light pork loins S17 to 20 heavy
loins $14 to SIC.
Dairy Products
Butter markets Arm throughout the
week under active demand for current
requirements and for storing. All grades
In demand and a larger quantity of me-
dium grades could be moved without
al ioulty Markets closed firm with the
price tendency upward. Closing prices,
90 score New York 35 1-2c; Chicago,
Sbc Philadelphia 80 1-2c; Boston 81.
Cheese markets have held steady but
shOw little change Hot weather begin
ming to tell on quality Production de-
eTeasins in some sections. Prices az
Wisconsin primary markets average;
twins 14c daisies IL 1-2c; double dais-
les 1ec longhorns 15c young Americas
10 1-2c.
Spot cotton prices advanced about Bo
points the past week. closing around
10. csc. per ID. New YORK July futures
up SO points at 11.73c.