The state herald., 1921-07-01
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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US. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington DC.
Western Newspaper Union News ssrv,cs. /,

Dairy Products.
Butter markets steady to firm dur
inS week. with prices ranging half cent
70 one cent higher than II week ago.
quality running good for season. Ac-
i've movement into storage. Holdings
at four large Wholesale markets hav-
ing been Increased approximately g.
oooo9o pounds the past week: most OF
prices, s2 score; New York, $40; Chi
cago, SSc; Philadelphia. 3ihc Bos-
ton, 35c.
Cheese markets for most part active
curing the week. Considerable letup
IN demand for storage purposes. Quail
ity showing effect of hot weather, pro-
duction continues heavy. Prices at
" ,MijisSsnsin primary markets ayeraSe;
IW'iNs< l3Ac; Daisies, 14c: Double
Daisies, 13ac; Longhorns, l4hc:
Young Americas. 15c.
Market unsettled during the week
with trade Hight and mainly local
Rains delaying harvest In Kansas and
Oklnhoma. In northern sections pre-
mature ripcning OF wheat reported ac-
count continued dry and hot weather.
weakness In stock and cotton markets
was factor influencing declines in
grain markets. Corn under pressure
at times account slow cash demand
and prospects for continued accumula-
tion Of stocks. Movement exceeding
expectations and more than ample for
all requirements. In Chicago cash
market, No, red winter wheat: $40;
Gle; No. ) yellow corn. Gle; No. 3 white
oats 37c. For the week Chicago Sep
tember wheat up &c at sl.23&; Sep
tembcr corn unchanged at 63lsc. Chi
July corn up half cent at csc. Minne-
apolls July wheat down llsc at si.33A
Kansas city July up lc at sl.2ln:
Winnipeg July up &c at si.76A..
Hay.
Movement OF hay continues very
light Eastern markets dull. Most al
falfa arriving Kansas City hot and out
OF condition. Coco grades steady but
buyers taking some alfalfa from okla
hOma and New Mexico. but waiting for
new crop Of timothy. Quoted: No.
phia, sag; Cincinnati, $3.50; Chicago.
s2l59: Memphis. s2s: Atlanta. s2s;
lnntn, s2s; Memphis. $40. No. prairie.
Kansas city. 1880 Minneapolis. SIG.
Feed.
Further declines in feed prices in
many markets due largely To- good pas
turage and Increased output Of mills.
Mitch storing OF feed reported. Bran
quoted at si2 Omaha. In Eastern ter
ritory bran freely offered at t23: mid
dlinss, f23.25. Cottonseed and linseed
mful down ABOUT 81. Cofniecd prices
well maintained by manufacturers. De-
mand and movement light. Quoted:
Bran. Sit: middlings. sii.25: iinseed
meal. s27. Minneapolis; SO per cent
hominy feed. s23.50 ST. Louis; $3.50
Chicago. Nc ] alfalfa meal, SIS Kan
sas city. Gluten feed. S27.5O Chicago.
Fruits and Vegetables.
California Salmon Tint cantaloupes
I recovered M EhinUinE
points; standards i5's closing $1,000
sLf. {. O. b. cash track Prices down
s!s6per crate in most consuming mark
ets"closlng $1,000 2.75.
Florida Tom Watson watcrmclons.
medium sizes steady In New York at
$500 TO $500 per car. Demand good
and haulings heavy at Georgia ship
ping points. prices ranging from s225
TO $500 {. o. b. cash track to growers.
49, Cotton.
Spot cotton prices declined 6i points
the past week. closing at l0.03c per
10. New York July futures down So
points al iio.s!s
Live stock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices advanced i5c TO
BE per 100 lbs the past week Better
grades OF beef steers up Zoe TO i5c.
and hcifcrs down 2sc to 35c veal
calves up soc to 75c. Lamb prices
show net advances at B0c to 75o. Fat
ewes gained soc TO 81. Chicago prices:
Hogs. top, ts,GS: bulk OF sales. ts.s0a
sb5 medium and good beef steers.
N.gsgs.Is butcher cows and heifers.
$500 ps.25: feeder steers. tS.75dT.75:
light and medium weight veal calves,
$500 q 1915: fat lambs. 5000 ui2.50:
5.sb.
Beef and pork loinr declined In east
ern wholesale fresh meat markets.
Beef down SOC 10 $3.50: pork lolns. 81
TO f2 per 100 lbs. Lamb generally
weak to 81 lower; veal and mutton
only slightly changed. Prices good
grade meats; Beef. fii.O0u 1880; veal
81 500 U 1900: lamb. $1,000 % 1900; mutt
ton. 10000 1900; light pork loins,
tls.eo % 2i.0o: heavy ioins. $4,000
1900.