New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-02-11
MARKETS
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Minneapolis reports Twin City mark
ats Hooded with low grade hay musty
and unsound stock selling at s. to -.
chicago hay receipts very light but de-
mand Of a hand to mouth character
A. buyers appear not to be alarmed
about light receipts. receivers are IN
able to work prices higher. Good No.
1 Timothy would sell at about SIS
Minneapolis. 3z5 Chicago. Demand for
's EuthSe't ter prairie IN Chicago
$50. Demand in general Is light; re-
ceipts ample. Alfalfa wea and lower
In Cincinnati market where ia ears
are reported in terminals. quoted No.
natl; No. 2 timothy 81 Atlanta. 3i7
Minneapolis. t2s Cincinnati; No. / al
falfs ss4;5o Atlanta. ss1 Omaha, ,as
c,nciHnati: No; , alfalfa sss Atlanta;
prairie 9+ Minneapolis. s1 Omaha.
3l6 Kansas City; No. 2 prairie $3.50
Minneapolis, - Omaha. No change in
feed market conditions. Demand re-
han last week. Gluten feed reduced
another IS, making decline SIS per
ton within past two weeks.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Northern round white potatoes de-
clined &c to 10c per 100 lbs. Z. o. b..
reaching soc to soc. Chicago carlot
market down 1oe to i6c at 81 to Sl.l0.
ebaNhC touh0 AuG " 4ot
at New York shipping points. closing
81 to 31.l0. New York market down
15c. reaching $3.50 to 1i.S5 bulk
Baldwin apples from cold storage
steady {. o. b.. around 81 per barrel.
Baldwin's and Greetings steady. most
cts. York Imperisls, $3.50 to $3.50.
Northwestern extra fancy Winesaps
steady. Z. 0. b.. at s2.l0 to SAYS per
boz, London reported all grsdss
to 1857 for the week ended Ian. 3lst.
and all grade Of Baldwins S7.72 to
s6.t5 per barrel.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets have failed to re-
cover strength and the week closed
with feeling unsettled and prices av-
eraginE &c lower in eastern markets;
practically unchanged at Chicago. At
present there is lack OF trading inter-
est. Foreign butter available on
Prices, 80 score domestic, fresh: New
York, 4sc; Chicago. Acc; Philadelphia.
43c; Boston, 4sc.
Live stock a.d Meats.
Cattle and sheep prices at Chicago
declined sharply as compared With
week ago. while hog. Ssinsd s'e 70
cher cattle, csc to Use per 100 lbs.
lambs brok: $3.50 to si.75; feeding
lambs, Use to sl.26. Yearling showed
bulk Of sales. ss.i5as.so; medium and
good beef steers. 3s,s0gS.75: butcher
cows and heifers. S+.sb9s.25; feeder
steers. .b.s5as.oo; light and medium
lambs, $3.50 1000: feeding lambs,
s7.5o9s;oo: y%earlings. s6.s5qs.25; fat
ss.25a5.00.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat markets
were generally lower than a week ago.
Beef down soc to $3.50; veal and NUT
lower; lamb down 81 per 100 lbs;
Prices good grade meats: Beef. 1880
a 1900; veal, $4,000 $500; lamb.
fisis' 9 1a sl.oN ,o,,. mu ,slSO a az 6 90 h ls,So;
SIS. 90 1000.
Grain.
The week opened with advancing
wheat prices but recessions set in and
prices dropped rapidly. The SIC
break in Argentine wheat added 10
in American markets.
European financial conditions and Ger
attitude toward allied indemnities
also causing some concern. There was
an advance OF about Sc from the low
point in Buenos Aires wheat and this.
conjunction with disclosure of over
led to buying. Country offerings
lighter; receipts at principal markets
At close of week corn
strong undertone. Minneapolis
slow flour demand; slack
demand except for choice. with
2 lark cash Toe to lie over Mime
apolis March. For the week Chicago
wheat lost SIC at $l.56A; May
corn, 2hc to SIS Minneapolis March
s .ssai Ms aSSn Sc Sc at a, n W." wi hansss
May, Sc to sl.6s; Chicago May wheat.
fl.4Ghs.