The Holbrook news., 1921-06-24
MARKETS -- Furnished by U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
 Washington, D. c.
NWesIefn NeWspaDer Union News SerVice.J Live Stock and Meats.

Live Stock and Meats.
 Hog prices at Chicago advanced 25c 10 DUG per 100 lbs. the past week. Beef steers were steady; butcher cows and he1fers and feeder steers generally 25c lower. Veal calves up 25c. Aged lambs lings and fat ewes down 25c. June sales. sS:o5 $S:so; medium and good and hefers s425 @sSo S feeder Htiher stsers eews $6.25 Q7.75; light and medium weight S6 veal al calves $500 Q 1925; fat lambs. $500 11.75; spring lambs. s1O.e5 O $500 500.
 The trend of eastern wholesale fresh meat prices was upward. Beef ad- vanced soc at SIPS per 100 lbs. Veal ranged steady to s4 higher. depending upon the market Lamb generally S1 higher, mutton steady to s2 higher. lower at some markets, $2 higher at others; heavy Joins unchanged. Prices god grade meats: Beef, $15.50 016.50; veal. $16.00@ 1900; lamb. s26.0O@ 2S.OO; mutton. s900Q15.00; light pork 1oins $20 00@23.0O; heavy loins, $15.00 O
 Movement light. stocks on farms re- last year. Receipts in markets barely adequate to supply needs, but because of light demand. prices are nominally unchanged to slightly easier: Chicago reports good demand on prairie. No. l timothy quoted sSO New York, s2S Chi esgget s1s Minneapolis. $27 Memphis; I: New York. s19 Chicago. SPA Memphis. No. ] alfalfa. S21 Memphis. s19 Ken sas City, nominal $29.50 Atlanta. No. l prairie, $15 Minneapolis. s13.50 Kan sas City.
 Market dull and weak. Cottonseed meal a shade lower. Corn feeds steady. wheat feeds and alfalfa meal easier. mt r+ir cfrrnr particularly in principal feed consum- ing sections, have materially reduced demand during recent weeks. Stocks of all feeds remain ample. Offerings good; movement light. Occasional sales of distress feed reported in many markets. Quoted: Bran, $I4.5o; mid cottonseed meal, $29.50 Memphis; lin seed meal, $50 Minneapolis, S32 Buff falo; white hominy feed, $2S St. Louis; rado meat, $24.50 Chicago; beet pulp, $25 f. o. b. seaboard markets.
 Grain.
 July wheat sold at the highest point of the season the past week, influ- enced by bullish crop reports and esti- mates and large export business. but weakness developed later in lsession with considerable change in sentiment. Cash wheat in good demand. with Liquidation on in corn by houses with eastern connections. In Chicago cash market No. red winter wheat, $1.60; 61c; No. 5 yellow corn, 6ic; No. 3 white oats. 36c. For the week Chicago July wheat down 1c at S1.36A; July corn down 3%c at 62c. Minneapolis July wheat unchanged at $1.37; Kan sis City July down Sc. $1.27A; Winni- peg July down 1%c at S1.76A. Chi cago September wheat s1.1S5s; Sep tember corn, 6215c.
 Fruits and Vegetables.
 Cor T,iS toes down soc per bbl. New York un- $3.75; eastern shore of Virginia stock steady at $4 to $450. Texas and Louis- jana sacked Bliss Triumphs up 25c per 100 lbs; St. Louis at $3.25 to $3.50; up $1 Kansas City at $4 to $425.
 Dairy Products.
 Butter markets have been firm un- der active storing demand, but there has been weaker feeling and slight de- clines occurred in most markets. The into storage movement has been heavy. the preliminary official release for en- tire United States for June 1st show ing total holdings 21,500.000 pounds Net price advance for the week aver age k to 2S per pound . s2 score .Shs eles. 32c; Boston, 33c.
 Cheese markets steady to firm. Cur rent production not yet showing qual- ity necessary for active storing demand goods into consumptive channels has had some tendency to keep prices down. Prices at Wisconsin primary markets average: Daisies. 14Ac; Dou- 14Mc; Longhorns. 14Hc.
 Spot cotton prices declined about 30 points the past week, closing around l1.17c per ID. New York July futures down 47 points at 12.33c.