The Dolores star., 1921-12-30
LATEST MARKET
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Wer Wheat prices were followed nv
. oetter undertone due In part to bipb,
" Foreign markets. Kansas sta,a ,vhaa,
;fop report and big export bustn." sa
ported. and prices made net adysnces
.hIcago May wheat up lLc, cins,na,
siltA Chicago May corn down 4 e
losing at 53Ac. Closing prices in 81
easo cash market: No 2 red Yintar
wheat, Sly; No. hard winter wheat
I'LL; No. mixed corn, 49c; No. vel
av.r ,ow corn, 1ee; No. white oats, asc.
Iowa for No. Z: ets Mixed corn IN central shani
sEnc; TO farmers In central North Da-
sota for No. ! dark northern wheat
mtioat' For the week. Minneapolis
citv Nap np &c; closing Si.21k; Kansas
winnipeg May wheat up 4Ac at 3I.2lh
spot cotton prices advanced 80 points
~ unurihs the week. closing at 17.92c per
,2- lew &NeW YORK December futures up
Hny.
fairiy large receipts Of only medium
quality hay in practically ali Eastern
ano central Western markets caused a
weak condition in the hay market and
IN several instances price concessions $
were necessary to move the hay, No.
timothy; Boston. $3.50: New York.
cheaso 's0ssf .sf Mnn.spo,. iRSS
snYnnn0, Sansas CITY ,Sy' sla5o; Atlanta, s2S;
.dty, $40: Memphis. s24.5O: Cincinnati,
tai: New York, s27. No. l prairie::
Chicago. slS.
Dairy Products.
:, Butter markets unsettled with imme-
dlste supply and demand controlling
Influence. Speculative demand lacking.
Fanciest grades scarce and most sensi-
tive to price changes Closing prices.
" score: New York. 43c; Philadelphia
and Boston. i4c: Chicago, 43lkc.
Fruits md Vegetables.
Potato haulings continue light.
Markets slow. Sacked round whites
down &c. fob. Michigan shipping
points, at Sl.i5 a l.5O per 100 lbs: firm
IN Minnesota at s1.35G1.45. Western
New forks weaker at s1.65, fob.
Eastern consuming markets. si.9O9
2l5. Bulk green mountains steady at
sl.36g la; Maine points, s2.OOq2.2O in
New York and Philadelphia. Red River
Ohios up &c III. in Cincinnati at s1.95
q 2.05 per 100 lbs. sacked: Kansas
city carlot sales steady at sl.6o. North
ern round whites down SC at $1,000
1.15 Chicago carlot sales.
Boxed apples steady in Middle West
ern markets. weaker in East. North
western extra fancy Jonathans. s2.25 to
$3.50 in New York; auction sales, 32.15
to s2.45.
Cabbage markets unsettled; receipts
heavy. New York Danish type down
IS In New York and Baltimore at $45
10 SbO bulk per ton; stronger In Philn-
delphia and Pittsburgh at $50 to $55
Wisconsin stock down 81 (. o. b. at $42
to SAC. Chicago market weakened to a
range of s+s to $50 sacked per ton
delivered.
Live Stock md Nents.
Prices OF most classes and grades of
live stock at Chicago show substantial
declines for the week. Hogs lost 15c
to soc. Beef steers down 35c to 75c.
Butcher cows and heifers declined all
the way from 10c to 75c per 100 pounds.
Feeder steers advanced 15c to 25c. Fat
lambs lost 75c. fat ewes SOC: yearlings
weak to 75c lower. Feeder lambs UP
Csc. Chicago prices: Hogs. top. s7.25
(early): bulk of sales. $3.50 to $3.50:
medium and good beef steers, s615 to
1925: butcher cows and heifers. S3.25
to $500; feeder steers. SIS to s6.75; light
and medium weight veal calves, s6.25
to 1925; fat lambs, 1925 to s1050; feed
ing lambs. 1915 to $40; yearlings, 81 to
50; fat ewes. SO to s525.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
declined. Fresh pork loins down 81 to
$40 per 100 pounds. This brought prices
back to about where they We're two
weeks ago. Bef and veal down SO to
SO; lamb 81 to si mutton generally 81
to s5 Beef s12 to $3.50: veal, s17 to
$40: lamb s24 to s27: mutton, s13 to
SIS; light pork loins, s17 to $40; heavy
loins, S14 to SIG.