The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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US. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washiastoa DC.
Vegetables,
Washington DC.
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New York potatoes were firm At
shipping points At -. and closed, J:.s5
to s24s psT loo ibs in SonsuMins mar .r.
1920 to S2.35. Maine Green Mountain
adelphia at S7.6o to s2.6s. strong in
ssoes ap so # ii s at
to $40. Chicago carlot market strong
er after early declines. closing nearly
steady at 81 TO 32.15 for sacked north-
for bulk stock. Northern sacked stock
firm At $1.S5 to $3.50. fob. Michigan
and Minnesota points.
utna ff% n New YORK
nsI Dsnish ,an typs p'. up g to g At 50 to ~
firm at 34s to $50. Most eastern mar
ing S55 to $50. Philadelphia down 80.
at $50. Northern Danish weak in Chi
cago at $50 to s56.
Hay.
Receipts continue very light, Slight
Increases reported in country loadings
in central west. Freight reductions not
uniformly applied and expected in
crease In receipts has not yet material
Principal sales have been for local
needs. Prices strong for limited Of
fering. Quoted January Z: No. tim
pify hsst9a so Msw Yssk ssk sasso
Vile. 1850. No. aifaita. K.nsas
3i2.2O; Minneapolis. 1850. Chicago. s17..
Live steck and Meats.
Chicago live stock prices advanced
during the week. Hogs ranged from
l6c to Toe higher. medium weights ad-
heifers gained Sc to soc. Cows and
Fat lambs and lat ewes up 75e; yesri-
nSs soe to .sc feeding lambs to SOC
load); bulk of sales. $3.50 to s7.s5: me-
dunn and good beef steers. $6.75 to
1925: butcher cows and heifers, S3.40
to 1925: fat lambs, $11.25 to s12.5o;
feeding lambs. 1925 to $11.25; yearl-
ings. 1915 to s11; fat ewes. $i.25 to
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
were firm to higher. Veal and lamb
advanced 50 to -; mutton. 80 to 81
medium grades Soc to 81 higher. Pork
loins firm to SOC higher per 100 lbs
Prices good grade meats: Beef. $1a
s2S: mutton. s12 to $1s; light pork
loins. $17 to $40; heavy loins S13 tc
$3.50.
Following n sharp break on the 3rd
9Th. but became unsettled and show ne,
declines for the week. Chicago May
wheat down 3Ac, closing at $111A
Chicago May corn unchanged at 53h C
The visible supply decreased more thar
the trade expected. but this was offset
by Buenos Aires market opening Sc
lower on the 9Th. Visible supply whea
47839.000 bushels. decrease of 1929,
| 900 bushels for week. Exporters con
tinue after corn. but domestic demand
is slow. Visible supply corn. 24.787.
| 900 bushels. an Increase Of 1905 00'
bushels for week. Closing prices ii
Chicago cash market: No, red win
wheat. .s1o7; No. mixed and yellow
corn. 48c; No. white oats. 35c. Av
| erage prices to farmers. I'm central Iowl
for No. mixed corn, 35c; to farmer
In central North Dakota for No. / darl
northern wheat, as1.osk: to farmers II
central Kansas Tor No. 2 hard wintei
wheat, Mh., soc. For the week Minneapoli,
s1.18N: Kansas City May wheat dowr
3Ac. at $1.04; Winnipeg May wheat
down Ike, at $1.09.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets in a demoralized con.
dition, and weak at the close. Prices
have been declining steadily since the
middle of December. but most radica
declines have occurred this week
Plentiful supplies of all grades on mar
imported butter, Closing prices 8:
Philadelphia, Sec: Boston, SIC.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices declined 61 points
during the week, closing at 17.76c pei
pound. New York January futures
down 81 points, closing at 1850.