The Ordway new era., 1922-08-18
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Furnished by
u. S. BUREAU OF MARkElo
Washington, D. G.

Cotton.
spot cotton prices declined 152 points
during the week New York OCTOBER
futures down l6l points. spot eoston s!,
closed at 2O.46 cents per hundred. New
York October future, 2O.lS.
Grain.
Closing prices in Chicago cash mar
ket: No / red winter wheat Sl.u9' no;
2 hard winter wheat. Sl.0s; No. Z mlxea
corn, Gle: No. yellow corn. b-c' no.
8 white oats S3c. Average faIm pdio ICES;
No. mixed corn in central Iowa; aoout
4Sihc. No. hard winter wheat In cen
traI Kansas, 90c. Closing future prices.
Chicago september wheat, Sl.uo is
Chicago September corn. % &c; Minhe-
apolis September wheat. Sl.1UA han-
sas city September wheat, 81 &c; Win
nipeg october wheat. Sl.OI n.
quoted: No. I timothy, New York
$3.50: Philadelphia, S24; Pittsbufsh'
SIG: Chicago. SCI; Minneapolis. Si1, 81
Louis. Sl9: Atlanta. S22; No: / alialia'
st. Louis, $3.50; Memphis, S2S. No. 1
prairie st. Louis, Sl7' Minneapolis VA
quoted: Bran. SlS.75; middlings,
Sl6.25. Minneapolis. Thirty-siN per cent
cottouseed meal. $3i Memphis; $500
Philadelphia. Gluten feed, S29.S5 Chi
caEo; white hominy feed, S24.50 81.
Louis. No. l Alfalfa meal, S2O s.
Louis. Thirty-three per cent hnseed'
S44.5O Minneapolis.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Prices quoted: New. Jersey sacked
cobblers, No. l, RANGED Sl59 TO Sl,ou
per 100 lbs New Aurk ana Boston;
Sl.jO to Sl.yO other cities, SOc to Sl'lu'
/, o. b. shipping points; Giants, Soc 10
use. Kansas cobbiers, Sl.O ChlcaBo'
SLlO to SLID, I. Q. b.. Eafiy ohios, &c 70,
ly graded. S1.5O to Sl.iG Chicago; Sl,lo
to Sl.2O. +. o. b. Virginia cob6lers'
~ to $3.50 per barrel leading markets.
North and South Carolina watermelons'
Tom Watsons medium sizes, New
York, $500 to $500 bulk per car; Phll-
adelphia S210: GcorEia and Missouri
Chicago. Maryland stock, 500 Phll-
adclphia. Texas melons, small to
large, $3.50 TO $500. Kansas CITY, New
Jersey Delaware and ana Maryiahu bdlar
| S1.7j to $3.50 in leading cities. weaker
! Boston and Philadelphia at il 10 Sl'5g.
| Nirginiu Elbertas mostly S2-'V 10 so
| New York North Carolina Llbcrt4s,
| nuis stock, SI,IJ TO Sou, Cdlllolhltt
| salmon tint cantaluuprs. standards 10 s.
/ $3.50 To S3.25 in leading markets,
| Delaware and Maryland pink and Green
| meats, SIPS to S1.5U, Boston and PITTS
| burEh; soc to 7jc New York and Balu-
| more. Indiana and Delaware green
meats, 81 70 S2.25 IN SlnGainnAtl' NIasSI-
| chusetts Yellow Globe Onions, No. l.
| $3.50 to S2T5 per 100 lbs, New York
| and Boston. New York orange coun-
ty yellow onions. S2.2j to $3.50. Wash
ington yellow's. S2.25 to $3.50 Pitts
| burgh and Chicago
Livestock and Meats.
Chicago prices: Hogs, top, $3.50;
bulk of sales, Sis to $3.50; medium
and good beef steers SIS to $40; butcher
cows and heifers. $3.50 to So; feeder
steers, $40 to S7.65; light and medium
weight veal calves, $3.50 TO Sl1; fat
| lambs, Sl1.15 to S12.40; feeding lambs
| $11.50 to Sl2.50; yearlings. SS.25 to
| S1O.75; fat ewes, $3.50 to S7.65. Veal
| lamb and mutton firm to 81 per 1OC
| lbs higher. Beef, soc to 81 higher
while pork loias ranged from 81 lower
to 81 higher. Prices good grade meats
Beef S14 to S16.50; veal, SIS to Sll
lamb, s24 to s26; mutton. SIS to s17
light pork loins, S2l TO SIG; heavy
loins. $3.50 to $40.
Dairy Products.
Closing prices. 90 score butter; New
York and Philadelphia. 34Isc; Boston
45c; Chicago, 321ac. Cheese markets
show a, steadier tendency since ad-
vances at Wisconsin country market:
on Monday. although the slightly high
er prices appear top heavy in some
markets. Prices at Wisconsin prlmar.
cheese markets August 8; Twins
lS&c; Daisies, 1Sc; Double Daisies
17&c; Young America, 1sAc; Long
horns, 19c; square prints, 2ohc.