The Ordway new era., 1922-04-14
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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Fruits ind Vegetables.


Celery markets slightly weaker.
rinorida irot golden sclf-blanching in 10
inch IN crates. 81 to $3.50 in leading city
Gnion market steady to strong for
1id stock. weaker for Bermudas. Texas
Sermudas crain Ia Nos. l and in standard
kets at $3.50 to $3.50; steady in Chi
Ssago at So. Old stock yellow and
orown varieties firm at siO.5O to $l2
Strawberry markets steady, demand
moderate Florida various varieties 4Oc
10 oSc quart in eastern markets. Louisi-
In pittsburgh and Chicago; weake.. in
producing sections at 81 per crate
Apple markets fairly steady; demand
moderate. New York Baidwins, s7.5o
to $S.25 per barrel in city markets.
Northwestern extra fancy boxed wine
saps slightly weaker at So to S3.75.
Live Stock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices advanced Csc to
ioc per 100 pounds Beef steers and
higher Feeder steers practically
safy at lambs Sth p vs sa ss ySs up 5s to 5G
orally 25c higher; feeding lambs un-
changed. Chicago prices: Hogs. top.
slo;15; bulk of sales, .s1o.15 to s10.65;
sS.S5 butcher cows and heifers. $3.50
to Ss.25; feeder steers, $40 to s7.35;
light and medium weight veal calves.
$3.50; feeding lambs, $11.75 to s13.75:
yearlings. $l2 to $14.75; fat ewes. SIPS
to S10.75.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
generally firm to higher. Pork loins
led with an advance of 81 to SO per 100
pounds Lamb ranged from firm to
irregular. ranging from 81 lower at
some markets to 81 higher at others;
mutton unchanged. Prices good grade
to SIG; lamb. s27 to $40; mutton. s19
to S22; light pork lons, S23 to $26;
heavy loins. SIS to s22.
Hay.
Market generally firm because of
light receipts. Prices advanced at
Pittsburgh and Chicago. Demand was
mostly local and for Immediate needs
only: Good shipping demand at Minne-
apOlis. Alfalfa wanted at Chicago.
Some indications of larger movement
as country roads improve. Demand
not broad and prices are likely to
No. l timothy. New York $50. Philadel-
phia S23. Pittsburgh S24, Cincinnati
$3.50, Chicago s27, Minneapolis $21,
aa Ataqsa Kansas sS KaPses cy Sly sly Ms@phg ssp N ss
Minneapolis S2S.50. No. / prairie. Kan
sas City s11.75. Chicago SIS, Mime
apolis $3.50.
Mill feed markets unchanged. Under
lying conditions slightly firmer. Wheat
and corn feed production rather heavy,
offerings liberal. Better jobbing de-
mand held prices steady; Interior de-
steady. Domestic and export demand
for oil meals negligible. offerings light.
stocks at mills fair, PRODUCTION lin,
hominy feed prices unchanged; demand
fair. Receipts. stocks and movement
good. quoted: Bran SCI: middlings
Minneapolis; gluten. feed. $32.65 Chi
cago; No. 1 alfalfa meal. $3.50 Kansas
City; white hominy feed. $2O.75 Chi.
Minneapolis. S51 Buffalo; SO per cent
cottonseed meal. $42.50 Memphis. $3.50
Atlanta.
Spot cotton prices advanced 10 points
during the week. closing at 1890 per
pound. New York May futures up 23
points at 17.91c.
Market unsettled and prices closed
lower. Chicago May wheat down &c.
closing at S1.3O; Chicago May corn
down NC at 7Sc. Declines were largely
buying. Closing prices in Chicago cash
siss; No. 2 hard winter wheat. si;s2:
No mixed corn bi5s fse; Gafs no asc ys!ew AVerv
Central Iowa about 4sc; No. dark
northern wheat in central North "a
Minneapolis May wheat down 1c. clos
ing at $139A: Kansas City May wheat
down &c at $1.16%; Winnipeg May
wheat down 2!ac at $1.31H.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets weak following trad
ing on an uncertain basis with mar
kets out of line with each other. With
Chicago higher than New York part OF
time receipts increased and market
there is now reacting downward on ac-
count of this surplus. Closing PRICES
92 score: Philadelphia and Boston, 36c;
New York, 35c; Chicago, 34c.
Cheese market weak; trading light.
Production appears to be on increase
under more favorable weather con-
ditions Prices in Wisconsin primary
markets: Daisies lie, double daisies
16Bc. young Americas 1Sc. longhorns
lie, sauart prints lSAc.