The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS - Furnished by - US. BUREAU OF MARKETS
 Washington DC.
cwestern Newspaper Union News service.)

Hay.
 Market generally dull and inactive Ralns retarding movement in north west. Stocks practically exhausted in Mlnneapolis. Receipts light in central western markets but limited demand prevents any price advance. Only best grades wanted. Market for poor hay very sluggish. Southern markets re- port little more activity. Eastern markets dull. Quoted: No. 1 timothy, New York, $27; Cincinnati, $19.75; Chi cago, $24; Atlanta, $2S; Memphis, SPA. No; l alfalfa, New York, $26; Memphis, $Zz.5O; Kansas City. SIS. No 1 prairie Kansas City. $11.50: Chicago. S17.
 Feed.
 Market for wheat feeds very dull ana transactions small. Increased pro- auction causing buyers to await ex- pected declines. Linseed meal market easy; trade light. Less foreign inquiry reported. Light stocks caused firm tone Tn cotton seed and meal market Gluten feed declined S1.50 per ton during the week. Hominy feed, alfalfa meal and beet pulp all easy because of very lit tie inquiry. Quoted: Spring bran, Minneapolis, SIS; Philadelphia, $22; hard winter bran, Kansas City, $11 for prompt and SI1.5O for October stand ard middIings; New York, S23.75. Min neapolls, Sl4; linseed meal, New York; S4L5O; Minneapolis. $38.50; Kansas City $41-5O; cottonseed meal, Memphis S36; Atlanta, S39; gluten feed. Chicago, S28.65; white hominy Chicago, S22.5O; Cincinnati, $265O; alfalfa meal. Kan sas City. $17.5O.
 Fruits and Vegetables.
 City markets dull and weak under liberal supplies. Demand and move ment slow. Northern Round Whites, in Chicago carlot market up sc to 25c the middle of the week. at S2.50 to $2.60 per 100 lbs. sacked, but closed weaker at $2.40G $2.5O. New York round whites down soc in New York City, at $2.10Q2.20 per 100 lbs. bulk Minnesota round whites up 2Oc at ship ping points: at $L95 @2.10 Maine Cobblers off 10c to 2Oc at shipping points. at S142@1.46 bulk per 100 lbs; in city lower, at $2.15 e 2.5O.
 Supplies of good apples light in New York, where Wealthys A-21a advanced S1.00 to S1.50 per barrel and closed firm at $9O0@9.50. New York Bald S6. Northwestern boxed Jonathans firm at shipping points at S1.75 02.25; $4.5OQ5. 500 in New York.
 Dairy Products.
 Butter markets barely steady and un- settled undertone continues especial ly at New York, where prices on top grades have declined Undergrades weak and accommodating. Demand for all grades mostly limited to immedi- ate needs. Closing prices 92 score: New York, 431Sc; Chicago, 43c; Phil adelphia and Boston, 44c. Cheese markets steady. Storage stocks being drawn on to some extent. September z2 prices at Wisconsin primary. mark cts: Twins, 19hc; Daisies, 20c; Doub- ble Daisies, 19hc; Longhorns, 200; | Young Americas, 20c.
 Live Stock and Meats. With few exceptions Chicago live stock prices declined during the week Hogs averaged 35c to 40c lower per | 100 lbs. Beef steers were steady to l 25c lower. Native and southwestern 1 grassers and heavy steers below choice 1 grade declining most. Fat cows and | heifers steady to 25c lower. Veal | calves lost $1 to S2; fat lambs, s1 to | S1.50 per 100 lbs, with culls off more | Yearlings down soc to $l; fat sheep | off 25c to soc. Chicago prices Hogs. | top, sS.2O; bulk of sales S6.35 e 500; | medium and good beef steers, $600@ | 9.75; butcher cows and heifers. S350@ | 800; feeder steers, $5.00@ 100; light | G13.O0 fat lambs. S7.00G 300; feeding | lambs S5.7507.25; yearlings, $475@ | 100; fat ewes, $2.5O@4.75. Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices | trended upward. Mutton advanced $1 | to S3, while veal and lamb were gen | erally steady to $1 higher per 100 lbs; | beef practically unchanged. Pork | loins steady, except for one market, | where light loins advanced $7 per 100 | lbs. Prices good grade meats: Beef, | $14.00@17.00; veal. $18-000 %; lamb, S17.00@22.00; mutton. SIP 00015.00; | light pork lOins $25.00 @30.O0; heavy iOlnSs Sl0.uU " Zl.UU.
 Grain.
 Prices were unsettled throughout the | week, chiefly influenced by large ex- ports of wheat and flour during July and August but the upturns were lost on profit taking. Kansas City and | Omaha report good milling demand for cash wheat Wheat receipts small; country offerings light. Country of ferings corn larger at close, mainly from Iowa; rains in Illinois checking movement there. Closing prices in Chi cago cash market: No 2 red winter wheat, S1.26; No. 2 hard winter wheat. s1.25; No. mixed corn, 54c; No. 2 vel low corn, 54c; No. white oats 35c. Closing prices: Chicago December | wheat $1.26: December corn, 52hc. Minneapolis December wheat, $1.39%; | Kansas City December wheat $117%; Winnipeg December wheat, S132A. Chicago September wheat, $1.23k; September corn. 52Ac; Minneapolis September wheat, $14S; Kansas City September wheat, $116; Winnipeg Oc- tober wheat, $1.39%.
 Spot cotton prices advanced 133 points during the week, closing at 19.92c per ID. New York October fu- lures up 15O points at 19.6Oc.