Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
MARKETS
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v. S. BUREAU or MARKETS
Warrington. D. c.


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shIprIu. d,mbui .,ty iIaht urIuri-
lnI has markets report bulk of to-
.NIrIt NNln. goo inrpf tfidr Receipts
timothy % oioWt mitDd uHht 10 Nan
.Ie Gus eastern markets uuIHt Ace
tNc demand tr ". and Nu tim
"'nt 100 chIonsa Nurth Side. whore 90
i"f tom Ht 90 pee tom more Than Iu
'n-" South sid' Nlfnl'1 t"o'lrts in
hI'ae" 1ud cincinnati i-ht frtii"
but d'Wund not ufernt.
Irrd.
Markets ~unchnn4cd. Iohbcra showing
~iurunntIon 60 unload hocnuro cnnsump.
conn Foods stsadt quoted lifnu ssl
mIidllnrr, fa2 liusood moni $40 Min
n.il'Iis Hlricn food fHi 'hicns"t
Mhli" h"min' iced te8 BOG. 81 Louis
$50. . alfalfa monl $3.50. kunaHt ,ity
boot pulp HI1, Sew York Ontirri
sl3.ia northeastern markets.
Fruits md Vegetables.
Potatoes up zoe To- l5c por iu0 lbs.
uolth"ih shippina stations, tcnchiu-
tii0m 500. thicuHo cnrlot market
whites up tnr. Western Nrw Nurh stu-
tinns, f"nchiul ft1Uu 90. smoked Now
York strndy az $1,000 i6t. bulk,
cold stururr baldwin applies ip poe
per barrel Western Sew York u b.
stations, ClnHiuE around 50 lmldw ms
-lightlN hifhcr city markets also.
INN NfN SOM u. 1NfiNM fHiNIN fNNlI
fancy Wlnesrps mostly s3ut poo box
iu cpnsumins ccnt"ra &2iO T. %. b.
Grnin.
Favorable crop conditions In chi
casu cash mntl,ct no. % rcd winter
Wh"nt, t1Ac tn 1850 over Chlcnru
NlnN No, 9 hard aA, 4" i2aic ovrl 80.
3 i'N'd corn, G'ic under May NJ. .
yellow. G4c under For IN" wcrk CHI
ago May wheat down zoe. at Sl53a.
Nny corn eisc. at G9tc. Minneapolis
HN4H- AL .N -A-. o. .N o q NL IH.A
Hna CITY May 10',c ~ hl!A Winui-
por May. 1c. at tiSta,. Minneapolis
reports better flour inquiry Knnsna
city export dcmnnd fair Mullins de-
Live stock and Meats.
Compared with q week npo hog
prircH at Chicago ranged SOC tower 90
'nc highcr. Light hops showed th"
Er"ntoHt advances, Will" doCl i"H W"f'
scored On "Ntromc hoavios. INT lnmh-
lp soc Co 81 ycnrllnpH. Csc 90 5uo. Int
nNcH strHdN To- GOO lower. Reef steers
about 900 lower lutchrr COWS prnctt-
emily %uuchannrd Feeder strors up POE.
Al1tch ~ 'hicnro ptir"E. HOGS bult
OF sHlos. 50. NUHtt.a5 medium mud good
beef steers. 80. inm1n2h. butcher rnws
aud h"itors, 81. u0H9 5ii feeder st""rs.
voHl calves sa5nn t275 Fat lnmhs. 80
~ feodinr limbs f7251Na5, lrnr-
iings. S75ona.25t fnt oWos. t5HG5o
IN onH,e-g ,wh@l"fglc ,frgHn mont
NNNNN INfNH wv. NH 100 PSI HN- IN' NHN h
luina up SOC o. Sl- veal. lamb and mut
ton sterdy 90 80 lower. March - prices
good tiudo m'nts li".l 1907" U1t
N"nt, SlpnOu '2.On lamb 4l1.OO. 90 0n.
nation. Si2. 90 iinn. liant pnrlt luiu.
''o nN 1000; houNN loius. $4,000 20 90.
Cotton.
Th" uVornso price of mlddllur spot
cotton In the ton drsipuutrd markets.
declined about 4 points durlur thr
WoalN. CLOSING nruuud ttuGc por pound.
&c." York Mnrrh futures Town 10
points, at li.lnC.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets weak and unsettled
fiHuun .inut week.. supply fresh honNi.r
ttun dcmnnd and GLOW trndinr ON doc
clining ~ kot has had further d..
Ir"SsiuE effect. Sales mostly for rn--
ulHr trade Iricos n2 acntc, 5c under
% week uru, closing Nrw Nork, t1c.
Nhicheu. toe Philadelphia. iNc. Hos-
tom i1o.
Cho"so markets stcndy; no material
chnug" 10 prices. CLOSING prices MlH-
Cnrsiu primary mnrkots Hv"rurr.
Tw ius, 2Ga,c' Daisies. 21i,ot DpuIln
lnific-. 2Gaic YOUNG Americas. 25'sc
Looms horns, 2ir.