The Delta independent., 1921-09-30

cause OF very uttie lnQuly. Quoleu
September %: Spring bran. Mime
apolis, $13: Philadelphia, 20. Hard
winter bran, Kansas City. $11 for
prompt and $11.50 for October stand
ard middlings; New York, s23.75;
Minneapolis, $14. Linseed meal, New
York, $475O; Minneapolis, $3.50;
Kansas City, $41.5O. Cottonseed meal,
Memphis, $36; Atlanta, $39. Gluten
feed, Chicago, $2s.65. White hominy,
Chicago, $3.50; Cincinnati, s26.5O.
Alfalfa meal, Kansas City, $3.50.
Fruits and vegetables-Potato ship
ments increased toward end of week.
City markets dull and weak under
liberal supplies. Demand and move
ment SLOW Northern round whites,
in Chicago market up 15c to Csc the
middle of the week at $3.50 to $3.50
per 100 pounds sacked, but closed
weaker at $2.4O to $3.50. New York
round whites down 3Oc in New York
City at s21O to 1920 per 100 pounds
bulk. MINNESOTA round whites up 2Oc
at shipping points at s1.95 to s210. |
Maine cobblers off 10c to zoe at ship
ping points at SLAP to s1.46 bulk per
$3.50 Cabbage prices declined under
limited demand. closing slow and dull.
New York domestic down $40 in con-
suming markets at $35 to $40 per ton
bulk: slow at shipping points at S25. |
Danish stock firm at shipping points
at s35. Northern Danish steady in
St Louis at $40 Domestic off Sl2
carlot sales in Chicago at s26 to S2S. |
Onion markets fairly steady with slow
demand Eastern yellow varieties
ranged $3.50 to 81 per 100 pounds
sacked in leading eastern markets and
ruled firm at Massachusetts shipping
points at s3.75. Middle Western vel
low globes up soc. ranging from s3.75
to 81 in New York and $3.50 to s425
in other markets. Supplies of good
apples light in New York, where
Wealthys A 2R advanced s1.50 per
barrel and closed firm at 50 to $3.50. !
New York Baldwins A 2H firm at
shipping points at Sc Northwestern
boxed Jonathans firm at shipping
points at sr75 to s2.25; $3.50 to s. in
New York
Dairy Products - Butter markets
barely steady, and unsettled under
tone continues, especially at New
York. where prices on top grades have
declined lc during the past two days
Undergrades weak and accumulating.
Demand for all grades mostly limited
to immediate needs. Closing prices.
80 score: New York. 431Hc; Chicago.
i3c: Philadelphia and Boston, 4ic.
Cheese markets steady. Trading ac-
tive early in week, especially at Wis
consin primary markets. but since ad-
vances of Monday on Wisconsin
cheese board less confident tone
has marked trading Storage stocks
being drawn on to some extent. Sep
tember % prices at Wisconsin pri-
mary markets: Twins, 191sc; Daisies,
20c: Double Daisies. 191sc; Long
horns, 2Oc; Young Americas, zoe.
Livestock and Meats--With few ex-
ceptions Chicago livestock prices de-
clined during the week. Hogs aver
aged 35c to 40c lower per 100 pounds.
Beef steers were steady to 25C lower,
native and southwestern. grassers and
heavy steers below choice grade de-
clining most Fat COWS and heiferS
steady to 25c lower. Veal calves lost
81 to 50; Fat lambs 81 to sl5O per
100 pounds, with culls OFF more.
Yearlings down soc to 81, fat sheep
off CSC to soc. September "a Chicago
prices: Hogs, top. $500; bulk of
sales, $685. to IS: medium and good
beef steers. Sc to s9.15: butcher cows
and heifers, $3.50 to SO; feeder steers.
SIS to 81; light and medium weight
veal calves. 81 to sl3: fat lambs. 81
to SO; feeding lambs, s5.75 to 1925;
yearlings, s475 to 81: fat ewes, $3.50
to s415. Stocker and feeder ship
ments from eleven important markets
for the week ending September 16
were: Cattle and calves. 66.4Sl; hogs,
5.0S6; sheep. g., ,331. Eastern whole
sale fresh meat prices trended up
ward. Mutton advanced 81 to SO,
while veal and lamb were generally
steady to 81 higher per 100 pounds.
Beef practically unchanged. Pork
loins steady except for one market
where light loins advanced 81 per
100 pounds. September % prices for
good grade meats: Beef. Sl4 to s17;
veal. SIS to SEE lamb. Sl7 to S22;
mutton, sl2 to SIS; light pork loins,
s25 to $50: heavy loins, S1S to SCI.
Grain-Prices unsettled throughout
the week and closed unchanged to
fractionally lower for the seyen-day
period There was good undertone on
the 18th, goth. 22d and 2Sd, chiefly
influenced by large exports of wheat