, 1922-08-03
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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Hny.
Western hay market receipts in
creaslns. Eastern arrivals light. De-
mand fair. Prices slightly easier in
most markets. ~Stockyards and local
b bayeas IN markets accommodating some
quoted; No: l timothy. SIT, Mime
spons; vi Memphis: s24 P%ittsburg:
SIi5o Kansas City. No. 2 timothy. $40
sas CITY. No. 1 clover mixed, $3.50
P~lttsburg: $12 Kansas City. No. 1
Prairie. $3.50 Minneapolis; si7.5O Kan
lis; s1l.25 Kansas city. No. / alfalfa,
sl5.75 Kansas City
Demand dull. Offerings of wheat
reeds from southwest Increasing and
quoted at 81 less than spring wheat
feeds. Large offerings of new crop
eottonseed meal at $3.50 to $3.50 less
iced mills anxious io- shipping i%nstruc-
lions for feed bounht for July ship
ment; Offerings hominy. feed fair,
produetion fair. Demand for most
negligible, Fair demand for oat feed
and Alfalfa meal. Movement and re-
ouoted: Bran. SIG; m~iddlings. SIS;
flour middlings. S24: rye feed. SIT: lin
seed oil meal. S45 Minneapolis: SO per
cent ~cottonseed meal (old), sSS Mem
feed. s2S.S5 Chicago. No. / alfalfa
meal. SIS Kansas City.
Grain.
Trend of wheat prices during past
week has been downward. Cash corn
has been relatively strong. Export de-
mand for wheat and corn has been
good. Chicago September wheat SO
lower; Chicago September corn, sc
lower.
Closing prices in Chicago cash mar
ket:. No. . red winter wheat. Sill:
No. . hard winter wheat. sI.1S: No. 2
mixed corn, 64c: No. . yellow corn.
SIC; No; 3 white oats. s5c. Average
trail Iowa, 501Ac; No. 2 hard winter
wheat in central Kansas. soc: No. 1
dark northern wheat in central North
Dakota, $1.16lA. Closing future prices:
Chicago September wheat. S1.O7: Chi
cago September corn. 67Tsc; Mime
apolis September wheat, s1l3ls; Kan
nipeS October wheat. $1.1315.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Virginia and Maryland eastern shore
cobblers. $3.50 to $3.50 per barrel in
only. New Jersey sacked cobblers.
S1.35 to s2.15 per 100 lbs. eastern cities.
Kansas early ohios partly graded. 81
to sl,35 in midwestern markets. South
Carolina Tom Watson watermelons.
SIZE to $3.50 bulk per car. Alabama
and Georgia stock. $500 to $3.50 New
100 lbs, $3.50 to $3.50 in Kansas. City.
Minneapolis and st. Paul. California
c~antaloupes, salmon Tints. standards.
1925; from Turlock section. S2.75 to
1925. Maryland and Delaware green
meats 81 to $1:75. North Carolina. 81
baskets. Georgia E1bertas. mostly
$3.50 TO s3.25; Boston. $3.50 to s3.75;
Bellies. 80. TO SO. North Carolina FL
bertas and Bellies. $3.50 to S3.l5 in city
markets. Georgia stock. So TO $3.50 at
North Carolina: varieties. S2.25 to SO,
Z. o. b. shipping points. Delaware and
bushel baskets. 81 to s1.75 eastern
markets.
Dniry Products.
Butter markets barely steady. Clos
ing prices 90 score butter; New York.
341hc: Boston,, 35hc; Chicago. 32hc;
Philadelphia. 35c.
with trading on lower basis in line
with lower costs at country points. De-
msnd still relatively slight.
Prices at Wiscons,n primary cheese
Daisies. 1s1sc; Double Daisies. 1sAc;
Young Americas. 1sNc; Longhorns.
1870 square prints. Ice.
Live stock and Ments.
Chicago hog prices dropped zoe to
35c below those of a week ago. Most
cattle prices also declined: beef steers.
steady to zoe down.. Veal calves. on
the other hand. advanced 25c, while
feeder steers remained unchanged.
Sheep and lamb prices also showed
heavy declines. Fat lambs. i0c to 81;
feeding lambs. soc to 81: yearlings,
poe to 81 and fat ewes zoe to $3.50
Chicago prices: Hogs. top, 1910:
bulk OF sales. SS.l5 to $1,000; medium
and good beef steers, $3.50 to 1885;
butcher cows and heifers. s3.90 to
1885: feeder steers. S5.65 to S7.T5. light
and medium weight veal calves. $3.50
to $40: fat lambs. S11.50 TO S12.S5.
feeding lambs. Sii.50 to $l2.25; year
lings. IS TO S10,S5i fat ewes, 50. to
1875.
All ciassc- Of fresh meats in eastern
wholesale markets showed declines
compared with n week go. Beef. 81
to so; veal and lamb. SO to 81; mutton.
$3.50 to 81; light pork loins weak to
50 and heavy Gin 81 down.
Prices good erade meats: Beef.
$3.50 to SIG; veal. S13 to S17: lamb.
pork ioins. s21 TO 1928: heavy loins. $40
to $40.