Evening star., 1922-07-19
Grain, Produce and Live Stock
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| LOCAL WHOLDSALD PA1CB8s
Esgs-strictly trash. selected. can
dlsds per dosen, 35asv; average 70.
ceipts. -; southern, 23.
Live poultry--Roostsrs per IL. -;
turkeys, per ill., .,as; ,sprins oasok-
ems. per lb.. 32a3s: keats. young, eaeh.
90: fowls. IA =
Dressed poultry - Fresh killed
spring chickens. per lb., s6a4o; hens.
per lb., 26; roostefs. per ID, Is; tur-
keys. per h.. asa4o:. keats. youns.
| each, 80.
Live -stock-Calves, choice, per lb.,
9aS1S; medium. per h., saS1s; thin, d.
liz.
Green fruit-Appls.. new. psr bbl:,
l;Soa4.6o: per bu. baskets, nearby. 90
i5oas:oo. Lemons, per box. 4.soas: 90.
Blaekberries. sa2s; raspbsrries, goa
IS. Peaches, 1.50a3.0o. Cherries, per
basket. 2oa75. California lopss. 500
NJ vsrss.sle.mpes.tcs. ~ new. e. e per s' ss,.
tuce, per crate. tos7s; New York. Per
Cymbllngs, per crate, 15a16. Onions.
per basket, 1.ooa2.oo. Cabbage. new.
per Dbl. 80. Cucumbers. per box. "a na
o%a,os.s pep b1s nsr sssrsy sssfs
Beans. 1.oeaa-so, per bbl. Peas: s.oo
as;oo per Dbl. Peppers, per crate. 30
a7k.- kale,. 75a1.0O. Asparagus, per
dog. 75as.O0 spanich, per bbl.. 2.5oa
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK, July 1s-The atten-
ton of traders on the cotton ex
change early today was centered on
the dry. hot weather in the south.
the eastern belt. 1t caused rather ac-
tive buying from the south Atlantic
states and also by. New Orleans and
Liverpool houses. which advanced first
prices IA to II points. Early demand
was supplied by local traders and
that the weekly government weather
report would be favorable. Later the
market continued steady. with prices
holding about. at opening levels:
Futures opened steady, July 22.12;
October. 22.35; December, 22.1S; jan
uary. 21.s2; March. 21.S5.
NEW ORLEANS. July 1s.-Better
cables than due. complaints Of too
much rain in the eastern belt and
rumors over private wires that the
government was about to issue a spe-
cial report on boil weevil damages
sent the price of cotton to higher lev
els today. In the first hour Of the
~ to 81 points. october rising to
22;1es-.---. -. ---.-,.-.
Futures opened very steady: July
22.29; October. 2l.S0:- December. 2l.f3
January. 2t57; March. 2t.47.
LIVERPOOL, July 1s.-Cotton-Spot
quiet; prices steady; good middling
1885; fully middling. 1855: middling,
IN Ion 1r1t i
nary. 1870; ordinary. l1.70. Sales.
1000 bales, including 3,100 American.
Receipts. 5000 bales, including 400
American.
Futures closed quiet; July. 1910; Oc-
tober. 1858: December. 1912: January.
1889; March. 12.2a; May. 1909.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. July 19 Omitted States
Bureau of Agricultural Economies). -
Cattle-Receipts.s 1900 head: market
slow: best beef steers. strong; bidding
weak to Csc lower on most medium
grassy offerings; prime beeves. 1880;
beef cows and heifers and Gamers.
steady; in-between grades. slow weak:
bulk beef cows and heffers, 5.00a7.25:
Gamers and cutters mostly, 2.85a3.75:
bulls. weak to 15c lower carly; best
bolognas around 4.75a4.s5: calves. slow,
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head: market
fairly. active; mostly i5a25 lower:
medium to heavy butchers, or more:
bulk good butchers. 10.00a10.75: pack
ing and mixed grades. slow: bidding
sharply lower: top. 1890: few sorted,
low, bulk. 8. .75as.s5: pigs. weak. most
". 9.75a1O.25: heavyweight. s.90a10.40;
medium. 10.30a10.75: light. 10.70a1O.S0;
light light. 10.40a10.75; packing sows,
smooth, S.10aS.S0: packing sows,
roughs, 7.ssas.25; killing pigs. s.75a
1850.
sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head; slow.
1925 to city butchers; early packer
top, 1900: cul1s, natives mostly, 7.50a
500: no westerns sold early: very good
handy ewes. 7.50: heavies neglected !;
some fat heavies bid around 500; good
64-pound feeding lambs, 1880: best
lighter weight held at 1900.