The Holly chieftain., 1922-03-23
LATEST MARKET
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u. 5. BUREAU OF MARKE1S
Warrington, D. o.
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Furnished By
Warrington, D. o.


Market had heavy undertone and
prices declined. Chicago May wheat
lost * cents. closing at 1.32; Chicago
May Corn down 4hc, at sshc. Prin-
cipal market factors were lower for
eign markets decline In sterling ex-
snsnEs mPrSx.a crop condition. ns II
Cash markets strong during the week
in both corn and wheat: milling de-
mand improved. closing prices in Chi
wheat. tl.as; No. hard winter wheat.
&1.30; No. mixed corn. Sc: No. .
yellow corn. SIC: No. white oats.
mixed corn in central Iowa. about lsc:
North Dakota, S1.2s: No. hard win
ter ter wheat II central Kansas. ti.o6; For
7c. closing at 1.37k. Kansas City
Winnipeg May wheat down SIC. clos
ing at $1.31.
Hay receipts continue light and the
grades Of timothy and alfalfa. Larger
receipts weakening market at Mlnne-
apolis. Alfalfa and few cars good
Faney as aIfaifs Ie sold eG at kansa. city at
$50. Quoted: No. / timothy. New
York. s2.; Plttsburshs .a2; Philadel-
Memphis. 1850: Minneapolis. S22. No.
apoiis. $3.50.
Feed markets very dull; offering of
mill feeds freer and prices generally
to sell for thirty day shipment. and
jobbers offer transit and junction cars
of wheat feeds at discounts under
prompt shipment prices. Transit ship
seed meal firm. linseed meal steady.
Offering. oil meals light. Gluten feel
and hominy feed production good. de-
larly of better grades: receipts and
geod; stoeks Improving mp
neal ;tS.45. Memphis; white hominy
feed. s21. st. Louis: S2l.5o Chicago.
ii1.eed 1 Asi me. %si ssi Minnsspois ssnsas o 81
Buffalo.
Live stock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices declined 90c to
81 per hundred lbs; beef steers down
Sc to soc and butcher COWS and
ae. ciy: I've Sst est se nd to nedg s wsfa ia
lbs. Fat lambs declined Csc to SOC.
with feeding lambs unchanged. Year
iings weak AK to sse lower; fat eve. gen.
Hogs; top. 1880; bulk of sales. 1856
to t1o.s6; medium and good beef steers.
,7.16 to i7sb; heifers. y to IS: feeder
asm wssht ss csfye. ta sss To $685.
fat lambs. .9la to 31S.75; feeding lambs.
i11.60 to &l3.5o; yearlings. $1l to 313:
fat ewes. $3.50 to 31o25. The trend
was downward. Beef declined so
pork loins $, to $3.50 lower; lamb and
from ii lower at some markets to 81
higher at others. Mutton weak to 81
lower on gooa grade and firm to 81
higher on medium grade. Prices good
tl6 to SIS; lamb, s27 to s2s: mutton
317 to $40: light pork loins, SIS to 121:
heavy loins. $1l to SIS.
Fruits a.d Vegetables.
Potato markets dull. Prices declin-
ing in producing sections. Sacked
to range Of 7se % to .aa SOC cash afo to fqoR 1o
ers; Chicago market SLIPS to S1.S5.
Early cabbage steady at $40 per ton.
fob. San Benito. Texas. with little de-
mand.
Apple markets INACTIVE in shipping
sections. City markets quote New
York Baldwins A 2h nearly steady at
$3.50 to $3.50 per barrel. Chicago up
2Sc. but general tone slightly weaker
.aps estr. fancy ssesdy 0oted az xsnersl
jobbing range at 50 to $3.50.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets firm with price ten
dency upward. Good demand for all
grades. Closing prices 90 score: New
York. 40c; Chicago. sec; Philadelphia.
39hc: Boston, 40c.
Cheese markets firm and prices show
but little change. except on Longhorns
and square prints. which are scarce
and higher. Daisies very plentiful
Prices at Wisconsin primary markets:
Twins 19Nc: Daisies. soc: Double
Daisies, 2Okc: Longhorns. 22kc;
square prints, 23c.
Spot cotton prices declined ~ points
during the week, closing at 1880 per
lb. New York March futures down 81
points at 17.87c.