The Dolores star., 1921-07-22
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Grain.
Market firm and higher. chiefly ac-
count reports OF damage from drought.
Black rust reports and Disappointing
t.s.,AhiIE returns. In Chicago cash
market No. red winter wheat, sl.In'
No hard sl.29; No. mixed corn,
Coo, No. yellow corn. 6Sc; No ) white
oats. 37c For the week CHICAGO July
wheat up &c ut Si29; July. corn up
5 Nc at Csc. Minneapolis July whsa. WHEAT
ur sac at sl.33. Chicago September
wheat up l1Ro at Si.2sA: September
corn. sac at 6SLc. Minneapolis Sep
tcmber wheat up i2Ac at sl.3J Z.
Kansas City September lOc at sl.lSt
Winnipeg october wheat up lihe at
Sl.5O.
Light stocks and continued light re-
ceipts caused advance in price OF old
timothy hay in eastern markets and
at Chicago and Cincinnati Light de-
maud and increased receipts cause
lower prices at Kansas city, Receipts
light but market duh at Memphis and
Omaha. No. timothy quoted New
York s3l.5O: Philadelphia, $2I; Chicago.
new s32: old. s2s; Cincinnati new. 3l9;
old. s2L50; Minneapolis. SIS; Kansas
City new. 1880 No l alfalfa. Mem
phis. $2l; Kansas City. 20; omahs.
$3.50. No. prairie, Minneapolis. $l5;
Kansas City. SIS. Omaha. $ll.5o.
Markets generally stronger: consid-
cradle storing of feeds at present prices
reported. Wheat feeds steady and
fifmer-
Dairy Products.
Butter markets firm and continued
upward tendency. Firmness of past
fav weeks. which has been due to
good storing and Consumptivc demand.
Is now supplemented by lighter pro-
ductipn and poorer average quality.
which has made fancy goods more
scarce,
Fruits and Vegetables.
Virginia eastern shore Irish cobblcrs
potatoes lost the 75c to 81 advance OF
tine previous week in New York closing
S2.I5 to So per barrel. Kansas sacked
carly Ohtos, s. per 100 lbs. in Kansas
City.
cartier. New Jersey stock In 20 quart
boxes s=5g in Pittsburgh.
California salmon tint cantaloupes
have been nearly steady at shipping
points standards ass ranging sl.40 to
si5s Z 90. b. cash track. Consuming
market irregular but general range
Unchanged from the previous week at
s. to 81
Spot cotton prices advanced about
s. points during the week closing
around I1.59c per pound New York
July futures up 81 points at l2.i4c.
Live stock md Meats.
Advances were generally in Chicago
1--we stock prices during the week. al
tough the price range widened on
-Css and fat lambs. Hogs gained i5c
T. -1c~ Beef steers. 25c to soc: butch
~r cows and hcIfers. 25c to 75c: veal
ealsss- Sl-5 TO slT5. Feeder steer
p-lres remained unchanged. Best fat
lambs and ewes 25c higher Feeder
su5s declined sI75 on best grades.
fsATllnEs unchanged July l3. Chi
EaEs pTlEes- Hogs, top. siO.05: bulk
% sa--s. $3.50 to $40: medium and good
beef steers. S7-25 to $3.50: butcher
cows and heifers. 81 to ss.75; feeder
st-=Es. 1913 to $3.50. light and me-
riUm weight veal calves. SO to 3ll5O:
tst lambs $3.50 to sll.25. feeding
.arnos, :" 70 81 yearlings Sc to $3.50:
t@t ewes. 50 to S535. Stocker and
feeder shipments from ten important
isv. stock markets during the week
ErGtrS July :. were. Cattle and calves
1881. nors, f.3iS: sheep. s7s3. East
en- 7Tnp.--ale fresh meat prices ad-
-zr-@st materially. Beef up soc to
2. better grades Of veal 81 to 81:
lambs = u IS. mutton, 81 to Sc. with
LHe price rang" narrowing sharply
PORK ioins advanced 81 to 81 July IL
rrir-s god grades meats. Beef SIS to
f!s- veal. si5 to !iss lambs. t2s TO $40;
mutton :l5 70 fi8: light pork Ioins.
'-7 To 10 heavy lpins, tI7 to $40.