The Delta independent., 1922-10-06
WINTER UNDERWEAR

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$1s, middlings $1S, flour middlings
$23; Minneapolis; SO per cent cotton
seed meal $34; Memphis; $35 Atlanta;
"a per cent linseed meal $42 Mime
apoIis; gulten feed $30.s5 Chicago;
white hominy feed $24.50 st. Louis.
No. 1 alfalfa meal $22, st. Louis.
Grain.
! Grain prices unsettled during the
week and show only fractional chang
es at close War news was the DOM
mating influence. On the Both break
in stock market and weakness in Min
neapoiis September wheat caused de-
cline but more serious war news start.
ed rush to cover and close was strong.
Corn unsettled at times but had inde-
pendent firmness. Cash corn demand
exceptionally good but transportation
difficulties restricting business. Clos.
ing prices in Chicago cash market:
No. 2 red winter wheat $1.12: No.
hard winter wheat s111: No. mixed
corn SAC; No. yellow corn 64c; No.
3, white oats 40c. Average farm
prices: No. 2 mixed corn in central
Iowa SIC: No. / dark northern wheat
in central North Dakota sec. Closing
future prices: Chicago December
wheat S1O5 7-s: Chicago December
corn 50 lac: Minneapolis December
wheat 81 LOG IA: Kansas City Decem-
lber wheat 90 3-sc: Winnipeg Decem-
hber wheat 96 1-2c.
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eastern cities. Middlewestern yellows
$1.25-140 in Chicago, sl.6o-2.0o other
markets.
Spot cotton prices declined ~ points
during the week. New York October
future contracts declined 101 points
September cotton closed at 1885 cents
per pound: New York October future
contracts closed at 20-12 cents.
penna Round Whites $1.25-1.40 in east
ern markets. Northern round white
down 2oc to Csc in Chicago at 75c
TO sOc. In producing sections 75c to
CSC Z. o. b. Western round whites
nearly steady in city markets. up l5c
at Colorado points New York apples.
Wealthys $3.25-4 per barrel in city
markets. Alexanders and other red
varieties $4-4.5O barrel. In New York
CITY. Virginia, Maryland and Pennsyl
vania Jonathans and Grimes $4@.b0
per barrel Baltimore. middlewestern
Jonathans $3504.25 in city markets.
Northwestern extra fancy boxed iona.
thans $3.50 in Pittsburg. $1.86-2.75 at
auction in Boston. New York do
nestle cabbage $12-22 per ton bulk In
eastern markets. $6 to 81 I. o. b.
Northern domestic $2O-$30 in mid
western cities. Danish stock $11 in
chicago. New York onions. yellow
to s2s: mutton 312 to $1S; light pork
Ioins 328 to $31; heavy loiDs &16 to
! $23.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Potato markets steady during the
week for Maine stock: weaker for 9th
ers. Northern stock down 20 to 25c In
/. Chicago Prices weaker at most ship
ming points; steady to strong at daht
a and Colorado points. Apple markets
steady for bushel baskets. slightly
:. stronger for barreled stock in eastern
}. markets. weaker in midwestern cities
:. Cabbage generally weaker. firm st
|. Louis. Onions up 10c to 40c in cit,
k markets, steady at shipping points
= Peaches continue to decline. Grapes
s in good demand at shipping points
4 firm In city markets. Prices reported
Sent 30: Maine sacked cobblers II
, Boston s1.1O-120 per 100 lbs. Pitts
, burg S1.25 carlot sales; green Noun
, tains $1.15-1.25 Boston, bulk stock a
. shipping points CSC to roc I. o. b
B s3.75-9.25; feeder steers $5.75-S.25
light and medium weight veal calve
s1O.12.75; fat lambs $13-14.60:; feed
D. ing lambs $13.25-i4.65; yearlings 1926
It 1850; fat ewes $3.5O-70O. Stoke
9. and feeder shipments from twelve i'm
.. portant markets during the week end
y ing Sept. 22/were: Cattle and calve
" 14S.265; hogs 1854; sheep 107.275.
g There was little change in easter
3, wholesale fresh meat prices compar
0, ed with week ago. Beef and yea
a practically steady. lamb weak to 5
e lower; mutton 81 lower at some mar
n. kets and 81 higher at others whil
fresh pork loins advanced general.
about 81 higher per 100 lbs. Sept
id 30 prices good grade meats: Bee
1t ST to $1s; veal $1s to $50; lamb 81
le 10c lower than Fridays average. Cat
1t tie, sheep and lambs we're practicall
* unchanged Sept. 80 Chicago prices
al Hogs, top, $10.55; bulk OF sales 81
y. 10 as; medium and good beef steer
Q. 37.50-11.10; butcher COWS and heifer
H. Dairy Products.
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