The Dolores star., 1921-06-24
MARKETS
Furnished by
U. 9. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, D. C.
Western Newspaper Union News Serics.l

1--we StOck ma Meut9.
Hog prices at Chicago showed net
past week. Beef steers firm to 15c
higher: butcher cows and heifers gem
glai'y Fat ,rha steady; aS: Veai calves down soc;
eve. ewes generally 75c lower: June is
Chicago prices: Hogs, bulk of sales.
sGsS.i9 steeps - ,oss msGium ,sa and good beef
heifers. $500 $50; feeder steers, s6.25
gI.75; light and medium weight veal
calves, $3.50 49.75: fat lambs $4,000
$2.5094.25.
In eastern wholesale fresh meat
markets beef and lamb prices declined
while veal; mutton and pork loins ad-
81 to So per 100 pounds. Veal, mutton
and light pork loins steady to ST
nigher: nnod FL, Heavy ioins up 81 to g. Prices
veal $1,000 a 20.0 90: lamb s2i.00g2Soo:
mutton. $1,000 a 1900: light pork loins
s2o.ooU 24.OO; heavy loins $500 q 20. co.
mand Tait at Chicago and Minneapolis.
EASTER, Eastern markets dull. Demand and
City. Conditions improving at Cincin-
natl; Very little activity in southern
markets; Wall No ! timothy quoted New
YORK, S29.50; Cincinnati. S1S.25; Chi
cas3 w; Minneapolis, S19: Atlanta
s27.50. No. alfalfa; Atlanta. 20. No.
! prairie: Kansas City. s12: Minne-
Conditions in feed market continue
very quiet. Prices generally are easier
Stocks good and movement light Cot
tonseed and linseed meal dull. Corn
feeds s,d steady Immediate shipment bran
offered Offer at s17.5o; 4S per, cent cotton
bran sli.75. Middlings. sil.5o; % flour
mid, middlings $3.50, Minneapolis; SO per
white hominy feed. s24.5O Chicago,
$3.50 delivered northeastern markets.
No, l alfalfa meal, s1S Kansas City;
hhseed meal, s29 Minneapolis.
Heavy rains in southwest and floods
IN Kansas started an advance on the
Sth on fears that harvest would be de-
layed and quality damaged, govern
ment crop. threatened railroad strike
July LIST, black rust reports and fore
cast for hot wave over wheat belt in
fluenced continuance of the advance
Further floods in sections of Kansas
and Nebraska and more claims OF
black rust from Nebraska and South
Dakota. Sentiment less bullish ac-
count lack Of foreign demand and in
crease in offerings of wheat from Illi-
hols Tor Shipment by July goth. Senti-
ment in corn generally bearish account
large stocks at terminals and lack of
good domestic and export demand In
Chicago cash market No. red winter
wheat. Sill: No. 2 hard. SLAB: No. 3
mixed corn. 6Oc: No. yellow corn, 6Oc:
No; white oats. 36c. For the week
chicago September wheat UP sac at
Sl;22ss: September corn up lac: at
62Sc. Chicago July wheat down quar-
ter cent at S1.32; July corn 1Ac at
6l%c; Minneapolis July wheat up 5A
at s1.36ai: Kansas City July down 21s
at sl.22la; Winnipeg July up hc at
Sl.76ss.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Heavy potato receipts in New York
City depressed prices s1.25 per bbl
North Carolina cobblers closing $4,000
$2.25; eastern Shore of Virginia stock
s2.504 S2.75. Florida tomatoes in mod
down s2.25 to $3.50 per six basket car
rier at s2.75 "a $500. Mississippi and
Texas four basket carriers steady in
Chicago at S1.7542.00.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets somewhat irregular
during the week and price fluctuations
registered. although prices now about
indicate that tone is firm again. Stor-
age demand active. all grades moving
we'll Quality good for this season
Percentage of undergrades compare
New YorR sse cRieago pI'sss sas; PhiieSe II IeSee
pha, 33hc: Boston. 34c.
Cheese markets fairly active. but
bulk of trading taking place at coun-
try points where prices are 1ac to 1c
lower than a week a~" Stnra"e do
peak. Wisconsin primary markets
Twins, 1870: Daisies. 14Ac: Double
Daisies. 13Ac: Longhorns 15c; Young
Americas. 15Ac.
Spot cotton down SO points at 1o97c
down 5S points at 1205c.