The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-30

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Hay.-Eastern hay markets firm an
ABOUT 81 higher than one week ag
Recelpts and stocks light. Centr;
western markets weak and mostly
buyers favor. Little shipping deman
ana receipts slightly in excess of locs
demand Country loadings again fal
ing Off. Considerable new hav arri,
ing out of condition Southern ma,
hets inactive and weak. Quote July 2
number l timothy New York s32. 81
Philadelphia $21, Cincinnati $2l. ney
$3.50, Chicago s25, New $40, Atlant
$3.50, Kansas City new s11. No.
alfalfa Kansas City S19, Omaha SIG 50
Memphis $22. No. l prairie, Mime
apolis $145O, Omaha s11.5O, kansaI
City S13.
Feed.-Wheat feeds fairly firm bu
easier tendency is noted in quotation:
| for future shipment Kansas mills
asking SIT for hard bran for JULY
shipment and $16.25 for 3O-day ship
ments. Country trade not taking hold
as expected and market in resellers
hands as mills sold heavily to jobbers
last few weeks. Oil meals firm, sales
very light. Hominy feed soc to 81 low.
er. Gluten feed and alfalfa meal un.
changed Stocks and receipts fair
Quoted: Bran S14, middlings $14, lin
seed meal $34.50 Minneapolis, white
hominy feed $3.50 ST. Louis, So per
cent cottOnseed meal 1865 Memphis; +;
Gluten feed $3.50 Chicago, No. l al
falfa meal $19 Kansas City.
Dairy Products.-Butter markets
steady during the week but unsettled
at the close and the confident tone of
week ago is lacking. Movement in
to storage still continues, but smaller
percentage of current receipts will
grade satisfactory for this purpose as
hot weather defects are common. 92
score butter: New York 42c, Chicago
4012c, Philadelphia 4112c, Boston 43c.
Cheese, Wisconsin primary prices:
Twins zoe, daisies 21c, double daisies
2012c. longhorns 24c, Young Ameri-
cas- 23c. Cheese markets very firm
and average fully &c higher than a
week ago on all styles following ad
vances at country markets on Monday
Good export and consumptive demand
lending support to trading.
Fruits and egetabes.-Virginia
eastern shore irish cobbler potatoes
advanced $125@150 per barrel in New
York. reaching 81 to $4.25. Other
Eastern markets mostly 81 to $3.50.
have been decreasing. Kan
sas sacked early Ohios down Is to 25c
per 100 lbs. in Kansas City, closing
S125 to $150. California salmon tint
cantaloupes nearly steady in Eastern
markets, closing SO to s4 per standard
crate. Prices declined 25 to soc per |
crate in the middle west, closing $3.50 |
% 1925. Georgia Elberta peaches |
'ange soc to 81 higher per six basket |
carrier in Eastern wholesale markets |
It SO to 1855. Texas Elberta peaches
fvanced $125 to $3.50 in Chicago,
closing $3.50 to 1915, Georgia and
South Carolina Tom Watson watermel-
ms medium sizes slightly stronger in
lew York at $500 to $3.50 per car.
Iaulings have been light at Georgia
points. Good demand advanc.
d prices moderately, rs to 2S pound
took closing $16O@260 per car +. o. b.
ash track
Grain-Markets firm and higher
irst two days of week mainly because
f unfavorable crop returns and re-
orts that rust and blight were in
reasing, especially in the northwest.
'ubIic buying was also factor.
rices declined on the 18th with trade
vening up. This continued through
ne 18th, when overbought condition
as disclosed. During the remainder
{ the week outside buying fell Off
nd the market became unsettled with
'ade only fair and mostly local. Coun-
" offerings we're not large during the
eek. In Chicago cash market No. 2
I'd winter wheat closed at $1.25; No.
hard at $126 No. yellow corn at
,c: No. 8 mixed corn at &c; No. 3
ew white oats at 36c. For the week
hicago July wheat dropped &c, clos
g at $125b; July corn advanced 1sc
64hc Minneapolis July wheat drop ,
I'd SIC, closing at $129A Chicago ,
eptember wheat dropped 5kc, clos !,
g at $126%c; September corn 4c
wer, closing at 61Ac. Minneapolis c
,ptember wheat dropped SIC, clos +
g at $1313s. Kansas City Septem- Y
r wheat dropped 6Ac, closing at
Is.
Live Stock and Meats-Chicago live
ock: Compared with a week ago,
g prices advanced generally 75c to S
c. Better grades of steers were up @
quarter and cows and heifers de- ]
ned an equal amount. Better grades t
feeder steers were about steady, q
xer grades declining about 75c. Veal =
Ives were up half dollar on better
AIDES. Lambs and yearlings were un- "
anged and ewes up 15c to 75c. July r
Chicago prices: Hogs, top $11; o
Tx of sales 1920 to $11; medium "
d good beef steers 1925 to 50; butch e
cows and heifers $3.75 to 1915; q,
der steers S. to $3.50. Light and II
dium weight veal calves SO to $11; -
lambs $825 to $1,000; feeding
nbs Sc to 81; yearlings $6 to $3.50;