The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-02-24
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Hay receipts light lnfeastern markets.
heavy in west. Trend of market down
WARD Prices declined during the week
but "A few have. reacted from the loyI
point. Cincinnati still congested. GOOD
demand for best hay noted at Minneap-
Quoted Feb 10; No. timothy New
$23 Chicago $3.50; Minneapolis 500;
Memphis 500; Kansas City $3.50; No.
alfalfa: Kansas City $3.50 Memphis $27;
SIS; Kansas City $iS; Omaha $40.
Wheat feed market slightly improved
Alfalfa meal and beet pulp quiet. Hon
my feed and oat feed quo ted higher.
Feed prices in general barley holding
Quoted: bran $2o5O, middlings $50;
flour mddlings $2l; Minneapolis. No;
Louis; glutenfeed $35 Chicago: s3S Gin
Fruits and Vegetables
Sacked round white potatoes down sc
per 100 lbs. f. o. b. northern shipping
ket off 1O@15c, reaching $1O5@1,1O sack
ed. Round whites sell around 81 at
western New York shipping points. New
York market lost 1O@15c, reaching $l.4O
@1.50 bulk
Cold storage Baldwin apples firm at
western New York f.. o. b. stations
around $4.25 per Dbl Baldwins firm in
York Imperials s3.75m450. Northwestern
extra fancy Winesaps firm in New York
$3.50M4.50
per 100 lbs, f. o. b. western New York
points; mostly 75c@$l.1O in consuming
markets.
Carlot shipments week ended Feb. 16:
potatoes 2901 cars; boxed apples Sic, bar
relied apples 1918; cabbage 495; celery 463;
lettuce 391; onions 357 sweet potatoes
410.
Live Stock and Meats
With the exception OF. sheep, and lambs
Chicago live stock prices showed adj
vances compared with week ago.
Feb. II Chicago prices hogs, bulk of
sales, $s@91S; medium and good beef f
heifers $4@925; feeder steers $7@S.75
light and medium weight veal calves
s9.50@12 25; fat lambs $6@9.SO; feeding
lambs $6.25@75Q;o yearngs $5.5O@725;
Eastern wholesale fresh meat markets:
Compared with week ago beef ranged
steady to 81 higher per 100 lbs mutton
up $102 higher; veal up 81 at some mar
l;ets, 81 lower at others. Lamb and pork
loins pra ctiCally steady.
Feb. II prices good grade meats: beef
$13m15; veal $1SM20; lamb $l7M20; NUT
ton S1Om13; light pork loins $19@21;
heavy loins $14@17.5O.
Grain
The weeks grain trading had poor
start. prices dropping about &c on ac-
count of evening up for the double holi-
10c result of reports Of green bugs in
southwest. Later. an overbought condi-
ton was disclosed ana q part of the
advance was lost despite more serious
reports regarding green bugs. Larger
movement, small demand and entire lack
of export business are now dominating
| market sentiment. Milling demand slow,
| On the 18th five Iowa banks reported
| closed Minnea polls reports flour demand
| dull; wheat milling demand fair.
For the week Chicago March wheat
| advanced 1c at $16S 3-S; May corn &c al
| CO Use Minneapolis March wheat up 1C
| at $157 Kansas City March down 3-4c
at $1.5S 1-2. Chicago May wheat
| $1.59 Is
| Dairy Products
Butter markets gained strength during
| week prices of higher grades advanced
| 1-2@1c almost daily. The hand to mouth
! buying by jobbers and retailers has CIV
| en- way to more confidence and more
active trading. About 900. 600 lbs. Danish
| butter have arrived at New York with
| present market at 45n46c for it.
| Prices 90 score domestic New York
Boston and Chicago 47c; Philadelphia
| 4Sc.
Cheese market is rather weak and
| quiet prices in distributing markets
| have changed but little during week
| With lower prices at Wisconsin markets
| trading has become more active and ma
| jority sales price most styles fresh
| o.,