The Dolores star., 1921-06-24
MARKETS
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v. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, D. c.
Fruits uud ycgctubIcs,
Western Newspaper Union News Service,

Fruits and Vegetables.
South Carolina Irish Cobbler pota-
toes down soc per bbl,. New York, un-
der increasing receipts, reaching sS.25
a $50; eastern shore of Virginia stock,
SS.75 q 100; Texas and Louisiana sacked
Bliss Triumphs up 75c to 81 per 100
s3.25as.75 Shipments from South
Carolina have been decreasing rapidly.
the heaviest movement of the past
week coming from the eastern shore
of Virginia.
July wheat sold at a new high point.
but the advance checked export busi-
ness, and with some change in senti-
ment account big price gains. Heavy
rains in Southwest. where harvest is
ready to begin and in Indiana where
cutting was reported, led to buying in
July wheat on fears that harvest would
be delayed and quality damaged. Gem
eral run of crop reports favorable.
Private report from Kansas City based
on assessors reports of acreage esti-
mates Kansas wheat crop l3l000.00O
bushels. which is only 100000 bushels
less than last year. In Chicago cash
market No. red winter wheat, s1.56;
No. hard S1.61: No. 3 mixed corn,
62c: No. yellow corn. 62c: No. white
wheat down cents. at s1.32h: July
corn, 3Ac. at CSC. Minneapolis July
wheat down ! cent. at 81 81 II: Kansas
City Juiy, 5ae; at sl.25. Winnipeg
Hay prices generally lower. Receipts
light but equal to limited demand. Al
falfa down about So. Kansas City.
Stock yard buying steadied Chicago
market. Heavy receipts Cincinnati
lower prices: No. timothy quoted.
New York, s31; Philadelphia, s23; Gin
cinnati. s1S.75: Chicago. S23: Memphis.
s26: Minneapolis, $50: Atlanta s2S No
! "a X "a al ot II
Omaha, SIS; Memphis. S23. No ! prairie.
Kansas City, s1S; Omaha, S13; Minne-
apolis, SIS.
Live Stock md Meats.
Chicago hog prices advanced CSC to
S5c per 100 lbs. the past week. Beef
and heifers. Csc to 40c; veal calves. soc
to 75c. Mature lambs and yearlings
steady to 25c lower. spring lambs and
Ss.lOa S.S5: medium and good beef
steers, $3.50 "a $50; butcher cows and
heifers. s4;25 $50 feeder steers. 1925
a7.75; light and medium weight veal
calves, $500 q 1925 fat lambs ss.500
1850: spring lambs. Sll.OOG13.5O:
yearlinss' y rns s6.75 1925; fat ewes, $500
Stocker and feeder shipments from
eleven important markets during the
week ending June Were: Cattle and
10000.
Beef, veal and lamb prices generally
higher at eastern wholesale markets
Beef advanced soc to $780, veal. 50 to
SO per 100 pounds. Better grades of
lamb up 81 to SO: lower grades steady.
Mutton down 81 to 50: pork loins gem
orally 81 per 100 pounds. June prices
good grade meats: Beef $15506l7:
veal, s16419: lamb. s26630: mutton.
SEA 15 light pork loins. s2O9 2s: heavy
loins, S14G19.
Dairy Products.
Active storing demand has kept but
ter markets firm, with price tendency
upward. The into-storage movement
dcring the past calendar week exceed
ed 10000 pounds. Receipts continue
heavy. Fancy grades especially in de-
mand. Prices average &c higher than
a week ago 92 score closing: New
York, 331sc; Chicago. 31c; Philadelphia,
33c; Boston, SO C.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices declined 21 points
the past week. closing at 11.3Oc per
pound. New York July futures down
IL points at 1850.