The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-01-14

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Of Agriculture. Washington. d. c.:
Grain-Market unsettled during tn,
week, Chicago May wheat losing 334,
net and closing at Sill 4; Chicago
May corn down &c, closing at 90 a c
There was a sharp break on the 3rd
caused by Fort Dearborn bank diff
Guilty. A somewhat better feeling eX
sited the remainder of the week, al
though the break was not fully recov
cred Closing prices in Chicago casi
markets: No. 2 red winter Whea
S1.17, No. hard winter wheat 81 06
No. mixed corn and yellow corn 4Sc
No. white oats SAC Average price
to farmers in Central Iowa for No :
mixed corn about Boo; to farmers il
Central Kansas for No hard winter
wheat 92c For the week Minneapolis
May wheat down SAC, closing al
$1l812, Kansas City May wheat down
3Ac at $1.035s; Winnipeg May wheat
down &c at $I0SA Chicago July
wheat closed at $1,000; Chicago July
corn SAYS; Minneapolis July wheat
! S114; Kansas City July wheat 95A C;
Winnipeg July wheat $1.O612.
Fruits and etabIes-Haulings
! limited in potato producing sections
! Demand moderate, markets strong
/ City markets steady to firm. New
York sacked round whites up 15c at
! $2.00@205 per 100 pounds b. ship.
ping points, zoe higher in Eastern
cities at $235@250. Bulk stock adj
vanced zoe in New York. closing 1920
@235. Maine Green Mountains in
bulk closed 40c higher at S19161.96
fob; $25O@265 in New York City
Northern sacked round whites down
10c in Chicago carlot market at $185
@210, up 5@10c in producing sections
at $1.75@1.90 fob. Western rurals
up 20025c at $125@1.40 wagonloads
cash to growers. Cabbage markets
strong in east, Chicago market weak.
Demand good, supplies moderate. New
York Danish type stock up $5@S per
ton in eastern cities, ranging at $500
55 in New York. $60@63 in Baltimore
and Pittsburg. s65 @6S in Philadelphia,
firm at $40 fob. New York points.
Northern Danish stock steady in St.
Louis at $50. down $5@8 in Chicago
at $50@55, $48@59O fob. Wisconsin
points. Apple markets slow and steady
with slightly higher prices in some
cities. New York Baldwins pm rang
ed $6.5O@7.5O per barrel in Eastern
firm in Boston at IS so. cold storage
stock sos. New York and Michigan
Baldwins unchanged in Chicago at
$7.00@7.50. Northwestern extra fancy
boxed Jonathans weaker in Chicago
and Kansas City at $2.25@275 Sweet
potatoes held nearly steady under linn
tied demand New Jersey yellow va
rieties in bushel hampers ranged $500
02.25 in New York and Pittsburg and
at $2.35@250 in Chicago Delaware
and Maryland yellow stock ranged
$15O@2.OO in Eastern cities. Tennes-
see Nancy Halls firm in Chicago at
$135@1.40.
Live Stock and Meats-Prices of
practically all classes and grades of
live stock at Chicago showed rather
sharp advances for the week Hogs
led the upward movement with net ad-
vances ranging from SOC to 81 per 100
pounds. medium weights advancing
most Beef steers prices were $50
Coo higher; butcher cows and heifers
up 25@50c. Feeder steers unchanged
Fat lambs and yearlings advanced SO
@75c; fat ewes up 75c. Feeding lambs
were only Csc higher January 6
Chicago prices: Hogs, top $3.50; bulk
of sales 81 50@800; medium and good
beef steers $6.85@9.25; butcher cows
and heifers $350@825; feeder steers
$5.0O@6.50; light and medium weight
yo fok Ia h.,
$1125@12.35 feeding lambs SO ESQ
11.0O yearlings So 75@11.00; fat ewes
$4.25@6.75. Stockers and feeder ship
ments from II important markets dur
ing the week ending December 30th
we're: Cattle and calves 22,2O7; hogs
3,061; sheep 22.697. Eastern whole
sael fresh meat prices advanced. Veal
led with advances ranging from $1@4;
lamb and mutton up generally 81; pork
loins advanced ST. beef ranged all
the way from 81 lower to 81 higher,
upon the market and the
grade of beef considered. January
prices good grade meats: Beef $12 so
to s14; veal $17 to $1S; lamb $23 to
$26; mutton $12 to SIS; light pork
loins SIG to SIS; heavy loins $13 to
SIS so
Hay-Receipts continue light and
have resulted in steady prices at most
markets. Country loadings for Chi
cago market reported increasing. De-
mand still limited and not more than
equal to the light receipts. Quoted
January g. No. 1 timothy New York
$3.50, Philadelphia $23 Chicago $23,
$3.50, Memphis $23, At
lanta $27 No l alfalfa. Memphis $25
$21, Kansas City $19 so,
Atlanta $3.50. No 1 prairie, Kansas
City $3.50, Chicago SIT. Minneapolis
$3.50
Feed-Markets show weaker ten
1ency, especially for bran and mid
dliBgs Hominy and gluten feed also
lower. Filling of past due contracts to
care for immediate demand is causing
ess active bidding Offerings most
leeds by re-sellers good; receipts am
pie to meet present demand Linseed
neal easier Cotton seed meal I'M
changed but sales light. Stocks gen.
orally good and demand poor. Quoted |
January 6,
Cotton-Spot cotton prices declined |
IS points during the week. closing at |
I7.72c per pound New York January |
utures declined rs points, closing at |
1920
Fort Worth Stock Market.
Fort Worth Tey classes of |