Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-01-15
The Markets

| by the L s bureau o. Markets, Wash
ington. D -.
Hay and Feed.-HoUIay dullness
still CONTROLS hay situation hut deal
ers are moro optimistic for coming
week Receipts and stocks light.
/ Prices but little changed Quote. No
/ timothy, New York >31. Chicago
/ $2750, Atlanta $50. Cincinnati S2S.23.
/ No | alfalfa, Omaha, SCI, Kansas
/ City, $2t5O. No / prairie. Omaha.
$14 Reddog and flour middiugs de-
/ clined 81 and 81 respectively. Lin
| seed meal easier in northeast. an
| changed northwest. COttonseed meal
] prices steady. Gluten feed situation
! and prices unchanged. Hominy feed
! quoted lower due . increased produc-
! ton. Alfalfa meal and beet pulp
| prices weak Demand for all feed
stuffs light Short covering by De-
| cember shorts lifted bran about 81 per
| ton. Wheat feeds for January ship
ments offered by Kansas City j0bbers
at 81 to 81 SO lower than prevailing
prices Stocks all feeds plentiful.
| Quoted: Bran $3.50, Middlings s24,
| flour middIings s2S, reddog S35. Min
neapolis; So per cent cOttonseed meal
| S27, Memphis; linseed meal $40. But
/ falo and Minneapolis; white homIny
| s33, No. l alfalfa meal $24. January,
February and March shipment, st.
Louis; Beet pulp $45, Northeastern
markets.
Cotton.-AlthOugh there was consid-
cradle flHctuati0H in the spot cotton
and future contracts markets, net
/ changes were slight and middling spot
COTTON tios'' '' 49, q U,,''l n,5,re
! PoIll'S lUl w -, 20 ,,,i,,,,. ,.IIs.
Jah"a'! INJURIES E"Ileu 90 p''''''' N'''
HHE d l1O. ,L, ,t.-.t,
FRUITS anu Ne9e-1D'oS ~,
n ,@r''o o " "i norn5s NJ shinping points
. per ''' p,DN''9 "'i -
closing 81. 'n f'','' ,''''' In.
."I IlI"I h'' '.''-. ''". " '' -,
~ cl"S'HS - 10 7I,.'t..'.-
Hl.3' 40 fi''. ''" '''r i"'--'
hi-H't it v'"''
",. 0 "' 10" 90 .-.
WHITES up 80 ''".7 go .r.....- g, -"
l",h snip pug ~..-.7' .,' 40 I'm.
!.uih Iound WIS ..'. -, U.s. ~
lofA ny |".'eF nv. ~ su't'',,' r D'.',
lIs AZ Fl'o' I, - t,,i,.,,'
noun'ainS istII| ~ ,,i,.. .t.,,t,,
$l.'2 10 ~. BALDWIN appleS s':""S
western Ne" loIN ShIpPinS pT nS',
CLOSING arouhu - per u"l ca. ia, ~
WINS, lorks ana "Ieehli'ES' Joooi.ie VI
TO 80. NorlhWeSteih eA'ld '"'S so
Wlnesaps Steady ciostnS "'ounu %
per DoX l. 0. D. MenIull W 1r'i", ,i
size joboihg $@.Z3 10 S",t2 we" ioi
CITY large si1es 81 70 Ff,-'. Ill,
Sacked yellow onions $40" anu Jun
T. o. d. western New 10TH s"ippfns
points around 81 per ioo IDS
MlddleWestern markets $40" anu
steady, Toe TO Sl'4o, Eastern cltics'
~ TO 5Oc hlgher' mostly Sl.fV W @A'oV'
Big Boston lettuce STEADY cohSunl-
ing markets. loonlIf 81 10 - per Y
bushel hamper: 'ahIOrnla lceuers
lettuce STEADY SO TO so per cra'e'
Chicago hlSner' >o.oo 10 90
Total CARROT movement silsn'1y heaV.
Ter shipments week ehueu January
/: Potatoes LAOS cars pal[eieu up
pies 5o1' bo4ea apPieS' @'V, 1appaee
loo; lettuce, zff, ohfoHs' i'V' o"ee'
potatoes, Z3f' onipiLehts pietiIuG
Week foIa.oes' i-H' Ial 900" -
apples, o4z; DoAeo appieo, 80 80
page, 100 letluo Go -''' on'0N''
sweet potatoes |on. u,oo,
1rain;-Ine uec thn r ~ mas NOR.
; .ne cor! paa. ~, tho both 90 resur
imam recoVereu On .ne go - DOL
OF hea'y eApoIe o',I" pas.oao .,
the Ilarhe' VOC ,1, rs $50 -. 20;
war llnance oili y. .o,'tir,,aotaI
aent Feto maS re -, 1onrarv price,
~ IN gram u VI I'll .,,stainod
advanced ana ~eIe W. Gu fio,,,
MIXING Geiidhu d. 6Io, 49, Konea,
, dehanu UT:eei non,a2,,bot hieb
CITY ana MInneaio"S So 1891 AZ
err Casn corn III soU Ch;eaao Marct
mana. rol 'IS vi" o,naina ~ e. rs az.
wheat saiIeu loo, o. 1eI1 ,,irnoano
May corn cen's az - 70 -, e. 7Sa]
lis Marcn "hea' up 10 1SIl ~ a. %
Kansas Cl.y Maien ,o op =. q o0tL Cbi
winnipeg May ~ ~ o. a. % DuoH,;,,n,s
: cago May Wheat go ~ o, ori,ot lon
, on cash gram III oni'@ 90 ' 80 9eo Ora,
uary q: No l 90 - or
Chicago, MaFCn' W ~ NJ
over; NO ., zoe u or CO., w. uoroh
hard IL 70 ioc Over on ha5 o. 20 N,
, NO. IOc 10 loo NO . "'.~ o, o' -, 9,
over. PREMIUMS On new Oa9n ~, - =,
Chicago: NO ., nliHeu, " ~ NJ :
: Chicago May; NO =, 90 uiiuen ~ 80 .
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