The Holbrook news., 1921-07-15
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Grain.
 After week of alternating higher ana lower prices. Chicago July wheat closed at S1.2SA, net gain of 5kc at 61 1sc. a net decline of 1%c. With the exception of weakness in stock and cotton markets on the 20th. news was bullish, but the market lacked buying support and prices did not re- spond. Dry weather reports being re- eelved from wider area in North Da- wheat 1O,060.000 bushels, a decrease of 1,22O,00O for the week. Country corn offerings to arrive moderate; corn crop news continues generally favor able. Visible corn supply 2483O, 900 bushels, an increase of 1,0S7,00 for the week. At Chicago cash market No. 2 $1.42; No. mixed corn. COG; No. vel low corn, COG; No. 3 white oats 36c. For the week Chicago September corn down Pc. at 61 Ac. Minneapolis July wheat down Pc, at $1.29; Kansas City July up 21kc, at $1.1S%; Winnipeg Demand very limited Only high grades wanted. South and Southeast using local forage principally. Some Sosht No timnfbv P9lee changes have Oceurred Pittsburg, s3o.S0: Chicago, asW S2t s22; tin; a: cinnati, $20; Atlanta, $26; Jacksonville, $26.SO. No: l alfalfa, Kansas City, SIS; OAdUd, $10 MenDh1S, SZO. No. l prairie. Minneapolis, $1S; Omaha, SIS; Kansas City, $14.
 Further weakness developed in wheat feed market, as offerings from Southwest became more plentiful. apd spdn rnd in p0or So demand 9tn flour middings hominy feed steady, hominy feed in better supply. Cottonseed meal and wesE fss of s Aafa feedl smDe se bran. s14; middlings. s14, Minneapoiis: 4IIhiladelphias; White hominy feed, s24. Chicago; $23. St. Louis. Bran, S18.50, Buffalo; Linseed meal. $29, Minneap- olis S6 per cent cuttonseed meal $1S.50, Kansas City.
 Dairy Products.
 Butter prices advanced hc the past week, and market is firmer. With an active demand for higher grades for cleared by movement into consumptive channels. Receipts only moderate and stocks of all kinds kept cleared; Clos Chicago, 34hc; Philadelphia, 35%c; Boston, 36c.
 Cheese market holding barely steady with buyers seeking goods at inside prices. Hot weather already influenc- ing quality and production slackening in some sections. Prices on most styles range from 14@15Ac in Wisconsin primary markets.
 Fruits and Vegetables.
 Irish cobbler potatoes from eastern shore of Virginia declined 25c to 3Sc per barrel in New York the past week reaching $2.5o@2.62. Prices range s2 Q3.50 in eastern markets.
 California salmon-tint cantaloupes steady in consuming markets at sS.25 O 400 per crate. Georgia Hiley peaches nearly steady in New York at sS.25 @ $50: Demand active at shipping points; .Hileys down 1Oc to 25c per crate, closing $1.75@1.90 f O. b. car, track. Florida and Georgia Tom Wat son watermelons. medium sizes, de- York, closing s4OO o 700. Demand good and markets firm at Georgia shipping cash, track, to growers.
 Live Stock and Meats.
 Chicago hog prices advanced 10c to FOG per 100 lbs. the past week. Cattle generally lower, declines ranging from SIPS to s1.75, and yearlings, s1.OO to SIPS. Heavy ewes down 75c; handy prices; Hogs, top, sS.75; bulk of sales: S8.10 S.65; medium and good beef steers, S7.00@8.65; butcher cows and heifers. $3.75 O 800; feeder steers $5.75 calves, $7.50@9.75; fat lambs $S.500 HOO: yearlings, $5.50@S.75; fat ewes. $2.50@ 500 The eastern wholesale fresh meat prices trend downward. Beef declined soc to $1. while veal and mutton were steady to S1 lower. Lamb down $1 to | S5; pork loins, S1 to S2 per 100 lbs. | June 27 prices good grade meats: Beef, | $13.506 1850; veal. S16618; lamb SIS | O 25; mutton, S1O@16; light pork loins, | $19@23; heavy loins. $15@18.
 Cotton. Spot cotton prices advanced 29 points | during the week. closing at 10.27c per | pound. New York July futures up 67 | points at 11.34c.