The Snowflake herald., 1922-02-24
LATEST MARKFi
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US. BUREAU OF MAREpN
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twestern Newspaper Union New, g.

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Hay.
Timothy market fairly Sta.
changed prices. Alfalfa fjrneuy, at
Kansas City and Chicago n BOD
dull. Good grades slow sala fSacts
cumulation of poor hay at iSoNs
quote No. 1 timothy, New oG,iiatcS
Pittsburgh, $22; Cincinnati * q
cago, $22; Memphis, $22: X NV
$14. No. 1 alfalfa, Kansas ISa i1sas
Chicago. $23; Memphis, s9ssH q
Prairie. Kansas City. $1O.5or:0 ~
Market inactive. Traders bo
ficulty in filling orders: cor Ave I'd
hesltant at current levels. ALL
corn has been helpful. bu+ NuvaN|
weather in principal feeding H 0S
has created slightly easier ~
offerings of wheat feeds by nns]
for February, but good for Ma Mis-
April shipment. CottonseaS
steady, sales of small voluma
seed meal firm. Gluten fo",
hominy feed quiet; prices me- LEG
stocks good; movement fair
Bran, $3.50; middlings. S93 snV
middlings, $3.50, MinneapoliS
cent cottonseed meals, $34.50. ~
white hominy feed; $2O.50 .. %Ve
No. l alfalfa meal, $16.75, Kans,.
Chicago May wheat up &C. 81.
$1.33; Chicago May corn I'm o.
Principal market factors wera.
wheat situation higher foreign
and decreases in visible supply as
proved milling demand. Price. Il
cago cash market: No. 3 rad .
wheat, $1.34; No. 2 hard wintar
SIPS; No. mixed corn, 34c: M II
low corn, SAC; No. white oS,.
Average farm prices: No. SS
corn in central Iowa about 4tr.
dark northern wheat in centrol
Dakota, $1.271a; No. 2 hard
wheat in central Kansas. SpI
the week: Minneapolis Nav wI.
&c at $1.36A ; Kansas City Nav
up 6Ac, at $1.22; Winnipeg Nav
up sac, at $1.27Ac.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets steady. n
somewhat irregular with actin
mand limited to fancy goods,
butter dull; offerings being ni
much as &c lower than prices
ago. Closing prices 80 score
York, size; Chicago. 36bc: F,E
phia, SIC; Boston, 361ac.
Cheese markets showed
steadier tone. Prices at Wr1
primary markets: Twins
DAISIES, 211ac; Double DAISIES
Longhorns. 211ac; square-pripb
Young Americas, 211ac.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices advanced an
during the week, closing at l6ih|
Id. New York March futures \
points, closing at 1890.
Livestock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices advanced n
85c during the week; heavy hog
vanced most; beef steers ger]
steady; low priced cows firm h
higher; other grades and heifer
changed. Stockers and feeders
ly 25c lighter. Light veal calves
orally soc lower. Fat and IA
lambs advanced soc to 75c and
sheep and yearlings Csc to 50 Del
bulk of sales. $3.50 to 5000; md
and good beef steers, 81 to SILL
cher cows and heifers, $4.1O to 4
medium weight veal calves, SI
lambs, SLIPS to s13.25; yearling
to $13.25; fat ewes. $7.75 to SSH
The trend of Eastern wholesat
meat prices was downward
ranged from 81 to lower; NJ
down 81 to So: lamb down, slI
weak to soc lower. Pork lOiM
tically unchanged February u 4
good grade meat: Beef, $11.5e d
veal, SIG to $40; lamb, $24 to &I
ton, $12 to $14: light pork lOins
SIS; heavy loins. $11 to $14.
Fruits and Vegetables
Chicago potato market strOnge
other cities weaker. New York \
round whites down Csc to zoe i'll
York City, at $2.05 to $2.15 per ~
weaker in Philadelphia, at gl
$40. Maine sacked Green MOur
down 10c to 15c in Eastern maj
at $2.15 to $2.25; northern round Il
up 15c in Chicago, at $40 to
Colorado and Idaho rurals STEAD
Chicago, at $2.25. Maine Green
tains, in bulk, down 10c, fob
ern Maine points, at $1.46 to
New York sacked round whites VI
at $1.S8 to $1.92. Northern
slightly weaker. fob, at $15O
Apple market steady for h
stock; firm for boxed stock. New
Baldwins held at $3.50 to So per
in city wholesale markets. WI
ders at shipping points, 81
Michigan stock firm in Chicago
$3.50; few sales of northwesteTD
fancy boxed apples at $2.75 70
Auction sales in New York an
cago, $3.50 to $685..