The Dolores star., 1922-11-03
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
-Furnished
U. 5. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, D. G.
Cotton.

Cotton.
point dp.ton prices advanced 1e7
tober fnturas fuI,ns the week. New York oc.
points. Spot cotton cIoau anGed ii2
- pound. New York Octoh"r t,,,,'o 1%.Voo
acts closed at 23. .G9c. t"'uie
Dairy Products,
man. markets firm and higher DO
of Sa apparently lighter but scarcity
adyanc.s soods has resulted in further
,,inia On goods most in demand
yiosinS prices, 80 score buttaT' Ho,,,
,tIN' ~ 80 6t@c: Chicago, 45c. phiIod,,f
'NI1' Cbod.s &c: Boston tGJsc.
mnriat PiIces on Wisconsin primary
square prints. 26C "''"S' 80 7sS'
t,,,nt ket continues generally firm n,
81, -. receipts. Car shortage still re-
coming s miowement nioy Low grades be-
Quoted No. ! timothy sSt in vf,y few MA markets:
rinni,phia; $2l; Pittsburgh. S2O. so;
slhclnnati. Sl7.5O: Chicago, s22, Min,
iEfappS,'s' aifapSa $3.50; st. Louis. s22. No.
$29.5O. Noi'Shs No lily city, S2$s5o; Memphis.
ssiiss'oo: Minneapolis. $1G.5O. St. Louis,
rlGes ilrm except wheat feeds which
~ shEhtIy easier in few markets
G"otgd SV" ,nidi, iran, S2S;5O; middlings. S24.5O:
w. Minneapolis; white bominv fasd'
~ 81. Louis; No. / alfalfa meal 500 "a
%, LOUIS; 36 per cent cottonsecd meal
s91S Nemphis; "a per cent Iinseed meal
~ ~, minneapolis; gluten feed, s3I,S5
Livestock and Mcnts.
Chicago prices: Hogs ton soeo.
bulk of sales. sS.25 to S9.55; medium
ana good beef steers. $725 to sl1 .65:
ptuntGhers stn cows and heifers, S3.65 to
siy,t'; 49,, feeder steers. S5.75 to $50:
sS.50 to $ll.75; fat lambs. s13 to s14.6O
ieedinS lambs, SlS to $li.5O; yearlings,
ss25 to Sl2.75; fat ewes. $3.50 to s7.35,
N tiSes fis good grade meats: Beef sl5
$2S. mutton Sl2 to sic, light porL
IONS $23 to $27. heavy loins SIS to S22.
Fruits and Vegetables.
ifices reported: Sacked round white
pututots from all sections ranged gem
orally from 81 to sl.35 per 100 pounds
northern shipping points and ruled 95c
Maine bulk stock Csc to 75c o. b,
New york apples. red fall varieties.
70 TO - per barrel in consuming mar
kets: Baldwins $3.50 to $3.75 t. o. b.
shlpplns points; Tompkins Kings 81:
southeastern York lmperials s3.25 to
$5.S7h in leading cities Midwestern
una tiihhS' Sf-1U 10 Sb.25 IN Chicago
and markets further west Michigan
Baldwins and Greetings, $3.50 to S3.75
I. o. b., Grimes Si.5o. Northwestern
extra fancy boxed Jonathans. S225 to
S2.75 in city markets, S1.1O (. o. b., New
York and northern domestic cabbage
mostly SIS to $50 per ton bulk: firm
in Chicago at $3.50 to $3.50: Danish
type stock $50 to S25 in leading mar
kets. $40 to $1l f. Q. b. western New
York points; domestic higher, 81 to sS.
New York and Mdwestern yellow
onions, $l.50 to 50 per 1OO-pound sack
in city markets: Massachusetts stock
medium sizes. sl.15 to S1.25 in Boston:
Spanish Nalencias, S3.75 to 81 per case
in the same markets. New York and
Michigan Concord grapes, roc to 9Oc
per 12-quart basket in leading mar
kets; $40 to S75 per ton f. o. b.
Grain.
Closing prices in Chicago cash mar
ket: No. red winter wheat, Sl.l7:
No. hard winter wheat, s1.16: No. 2
mixed corn. Tic; No. 2 yellow corn.
re: No. 3 white oats, i3c. Average
farm prices: No. . mixed corn in CEN
trail Iowa, 60c; No. hard winter
wheat in central Kansas, Sl.Ol. Closing
future prices: Chicago December
wheat, S1.10&: Chicago December
corn. 66c; Minneapolis December
wheat, Sl.074: Kansas City December
wheat. S1.0iA; Winnipeg December
wheat. 97c.