The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-09-14
U, S. MARKET REPORT
Weekly Narketgram by Bureau
of Agricultural Economics.

Washington, Sept 9-For the week end
Ing Septem- er 7-HAY-Quoted Septem-
! Der g.. No. / timothy $4,000 New YORK.
$500 Philadelphia, 5000 Pittsburgh, SlsD
Chicago, $500 Minneapolis, $500 St
Louis, $206O Memphis, No ! alfalfa, S22.oO
Memphis; No. ! prairie, $500 st. Louis
Sl60O Chicago.
FEED-Quoted September 6: Spring
bran, $3.50 Chicago, $3.50 Philadelphia;
winter bran, $3.50 St Louis; grey shorts
$500 ST. Louis; SO per cent cottonseed
meal, $500 Memphis, $500 Atlanta; lin
seed meal, $46.25 New York, 5000 Chicago;
gluten feed, $3O.35 and white hominy $2oi
Chicago.
GRAIN-Prces unsettled during the
week, but averaged higher on strength
in corn, better foreign outlook, improved
foreign demand and buying by exporters
Chicago September wheat up l2sc, Chicago
| December corn up 3AC. On 18th prices
continued to advance on strenth In corn
with sentiment much more friendly to
buying side despite lower Liverpool mar
keL Crop export from Northwest house
estimates combined winter and spring
wheat corp S42.O10O00 bushels, COM
pared with 19J,OO0,OJO bushels 1921. Argen-
I tine acreage estimated by BrOOmhall 10
to Is per cent larger than las. year. Cool
| err weather forecast over corn belt. Clos
ing prices Chicago cash market No 2
red winter wheat Sl.Ol; No hard win
ter wheat STOP; No. mixed corn, 6ic;
No. yellow corn, Sic; No white oats.
36Hc. Average farm prices No. mixed
corn in central Iowa about 50Ac; No.
dark northern wheat In central North
Dakota, SSc. Closing future prices: Chi
cago December wheat 81 OPS; Chicago
lt.y
Der wheat, SlO3; Kansas City December
wheat 95@c; Winnipeg December wheat,
95hc.
DAIRY PRODUCTS Z Butter market
firm. Closing prices, 80 score butter:
New York, 39l4c; Chicago Csc: Philadel-
phia, 40c, Boston. 39c. Prices at Wiscon-
sin primary cheese markets September 6:
Twins, zoe; daisies, 2QAc; double daisies,
zee: young Americas, 19c: longhorns, 2OAc;
square prints 21hc
LIVE STOCK-The trend of Chicago
hog prices was downward during the
week, declines ranging from lOQ30c per
100 lbs, September 7, Chicago prices
Hogs, top, $3.50, bulk of sales, Sc. S0a9.5 !,
medium and good beef steers, S7900l0 40;
butcher cows and hefers, S3.35u9.25; feed
er steers, $5,5OuS.0O light and medium
weight veal calves, SIT 25u12 10 fat lambs,
$ll. 75Nl29O, feeding lambs, $ll.50ul2. u; ,
yearlings $S.25Q1OS5; fat ewes, s. O006 IS.
Stocker and feeder shipments from Y inn
portant markets during the week ending
September ] were Cattle and calves
2G 29i; hogs, 4l4S; sheep, SG539
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-P
markets lower for the week; eastern cob
blers and giants and middleWestern stock
down l0a20r per loo lbs western white
varieties show similar declines Onions
weaker, Prices reported September Z.
New Jersey potatoes sacked cobblers,
mostly $ll5ul40 per 100 lbs Cincinnati
steady at $l5oulG5; giants 75QS5c In east
orn, $l0odl35 in the middlewestern cities;
Matte cobblers, $l25u1.3O Boston; Min
nesota Michigan and Wisconsin round
whites steady $3.50 Cincinnati; carlot
sales, 90call0 Chicago western white
varieties $l00a1 60 IN midwestern cities.
New York and middlewestern yellow on
ions mostly A,i0p115 per 1OO-lb sack;
Boston, S2G0d2l5 IS; Spanish Valencias. ST. Is
per crate Chicago New York spples,
Wealthys, size Az, up soc New York. at
S500400 per Dbl, bushels in Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh. H1aL25: Oldenburgs,
i5callO; midwestern Jonathans. 81 75d9 %
per bbl. Chicago and St Louis Michigan
peaches, Elbertas bushel baskets, mostly
&0O4225 Cincinnati and Detroit, 81 25D
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