Williams news., 1922-08-11
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Fruits and Vegetables.

Fruits and Vegetables.
 a,;rin rGtat4 markets show marked decline eoooiers cop now down 35c to Csc in east cary Ohios weaker. Wirginia nna barreIed aeid neEi n1ock 6oc to s1 lower; Cantaloupe tints and Maryland and Delaware green meats; Watermelons generally weaker; Georgia shipping points: weaker Mia Sour1 S points: Peaches steady to firm Georgia and North aksl caroiina fhsr Fibertas and Bellies down 25c to 75c. Declines e sew e 5ePseg sa6ked 1a6 Irish cobblers. s1 to s1.15 per Sl:15 to s1;5o other eastern markets: s5c to $1 f. O.. b. New Jersey points: ohios parfls IsS gPaded. PatReI soe to s9c in Chicago. Minnesota stock s1 to ping points soc to n s1 'onfsofa o Virginia sh1R eobblers eob s1.5o to s2 per barrel at most ether cities. at siso to sa1S Hosfon f o. and S Oiney. California salmon tint canta- s. TurIoeEs firm nos in "Sssy SeW TorR So;zs at at ss-45 in tG Ib s4; ,ai Arkansas stock. s1.75 to leading al markets. Indiana salmon tints South Carolina waterme1ons. rom Wat pens pep car 5se to ss95 bulk :ssS :ssssSS to to sssa ssdO Shleago Missouri stock ana ousheI basket Bellies and Elbertas, aap9b si5% i1 eaSai1. SsT VSFS % ss ss7? SIZE:
 b. DeiaMaEe snd MsryIsnS Is to sarIS s2SS bbpPteS' bppbai red es ss+sa variety g to $159 per ss5o to ss Der baEne n Chicago.
 Dairy Products.
 Butter markets steady to firm at Gafpsis GhissEo sss So5seH New sSs x9Es Pha m Is yhaf settled settled Prices r at Wiseonsin primary 1s1Sc. double daisies " 1sc, oI ionghoTns Trss SAc. square prints 20c.
 Grain.
 aeavy export buying advanced sontinuins graduallY upward Ssa fhe for rrehe the first half. Corn prices acted largely in was g good demand for cash % corn. a The The wheat market had firm undertone be- cause Taii strike is beginning to W show % real effect on movement Corn trade closing. with net of 1Ac. Closing wintsr wheat; sI-io: No: mixed corn. oats s4c AVeTaee % farm 1ne' pTfees: TS flte Nc. 2 mixed corn in central iowa, about Ghiesgo september wheat si.osN: 5aS City September wheat, 9Sc; Winnt- peg October wheat. s1.O9%.
 Live Stock and Meats
 Compared with week ago Chicago | hog prices ranged from 5c to 15c higher on light weights to 15c lower | pm heavy weights Beef steers and | butcher cows and heifers generally 10c | 70 25c net higher. Feeder steers showed | ! similar advance with light and me | Hum weight veal calves generally soc | higher per 100 pounds. Fat lambs firm | % 26c higher and feeding lambs 10c to | ,5c higher Yearlings advanced 15c to | 'Oc and fat ewes from 25c to 35c dur ng the week, Chicago closed strong | Q 5c higher on light butcher hogs but | 'teers strong to 15c higher, stockers | md veal calves firm. Lambs were | Itrong to 15c higher with top sales at | 12.75: feeding lambs were strong and heep steady Chicago prices: Hogs. op. S1O-75; bulk, $7.90 to S1O.7O; me Hum and good beef steers. sS to s1O.1O: butcher cows and heifers. s4.15 to s9: ] fat weight veal salves to eeding lambs SLIGO to s126O; year ings. $8.50 to $11; fat ewes, S3.25 to 7.6O- Stocker and feeder shipments l rom twelve important markets during | he week were: Cattle and calves, 66,- ss; hogs. 4.552; sheep. 46.1OO. With which were generally s1 to s2 higher. nd veal. which was generally steady, | astern wholesale fresh meat prices | were weak to lower than a week ago. | Hutton declined $1 to S2.5O and lambs | $2 per 100 pounds; good beef l yeak to soc lower and medium grades s much as $2 lower for the week.