The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23

market factors were: slow cash and
export demand, lack of support, in
crease in visible supply, and hedging
pressure. Chicago December wheat
down &c; Chicago December corn
down &c. Wheat and corn lower on
the 14th on partial settlement of rail
strike, decline in Liverpool, and bear
ish news from Canadian Northwest
Fair export demand. Closing prices in
Chicago cash market: No red win
ter wheat S1.03; No. hard winter
wheat $101; No. 2 mixed corn 63c:
No. 2 yellow corn 63c; No. white
oats 36c. Average farm prices: No. 2
mixed corn in Central Iowa soc; No
hard winter wheat in Central Kan
Sas 85c. Closing future prices: Chi
cago December wheat 99Ac; Chicago
December corn 56Bc; Minneapolis De-
cember wheat $1O07s; Kansas City De-
cember wheat $3.50; Winnipeg De-
cember wheat 9lAc
Cotton-Spot cotton prices advanced
IA points during the week New York
I October future contracts advanced AZ
points during the week. Spot cotton
closed at 21.02c per pound New York
future contracts closed at 2147c.
Hay-Market generally weak, but
light receipts have strengthened prices
IN a few markets. Fair demand for
best grades. Heavy mixtures and low
quality hay slow sale Quoted Septem.
Der 10: No. l timothy, New York
S2425. Philadelphia 500, Pittsburg $19,
Chicago $40, Cincinnati $3.50, Min.
neapolis SIS, ST. Louis $40, Atlanta
/ $3.50. No. l alfalfa, Kansas City
/ $3.50, Memphis $24 No l prairie,
Kansas City $1,000, St Louis $145O,
Minneapolis $3.50.
Feed-Wheat feeds remain firm, but
generally are small. High protein
/ feeds also slightly firmer. Drouth in
Southwest causing improved demand
in that section. Quoted September 10:
Spring bran $3.50, standard middlings
$3.50 Minneapolis. Winter bran $19,
gray shorts $26 ST Louis Linseed
meal $36 Minneapolis. Gluten $30.35
Chicago. Cotton seed meal 1913 At
lanta, $31 Memphis. Hominy feed $29
Atlanta, $2525 st. Louis.
Dairy Products Butter markets
steady to firm for the week. Hot
w II
production and has reduced percentage
Of fancy grades in current arrivals.
Storage goods beginning to move in
small way. Closing prices, 81 score:
New York 39hc; Philadelphia 4Oc;
Boston 39c; Chicago 3Shc. Cheese
markets steady with only fair volume
Of trading. Buyers continue to hold
off more or less at present prices
Cheese prices at Wisconsin primary
markets September 10: Twins 1910;
daisies 2OAc; double daisies zoe;
young americas zoe; longhorns zoe;
square prints 22c.
Fruits and vegetables-Potato mar
kets weaker for eastern stock. slightly
stronger for northern and western
Chicago market up 40c on northern
round whites. Prices slightly lower in
eastern shipping points. firm in other
sections. Onions firm in extreme east
ern cities, weaker in other markets |
Markets weaker for New York fall ap-
pies. steady to strong for middle-west- |
ern jonathans. Peaches firm at Chi
cago. showing weak tone in other con.
Stunning centers. Prices reported Sep
TENDER IA: New Jersey potatoes, sack
ed Irish cobblers $1.50@1.55 per 100
pounds Pittsburg. weaker New York |
at Csc to csc. Giants 75c to 81 east
ern markets. $1@1.25 Detroit and
Cleveland. Csc to 75c fob. shipping |
points; round whites 81 fob. Maine |
cobblers STOOLS Boston. 50@60c |
fob. Northern round whites $1.40@ |
It's in midwestern cities. $1@1.15
fob. Wisconsin and Minnesota points. |
Red River Ohios $125@1.35 in city |
markets. Western rurals mostly $40 |
@1.65; carlot sales Chicago $1.05.
Sales at Idaho points 55c to Coo fob.
New York yellow globe unions ruled
$3.50 per 100 pound sack Baltimore.
Middlewestern yellow stock $500
200 in leading markets. Massachu-
sets yellow globes $1-25@1.40 fob.
Live Stock and Meats.-Chicago hog
prices continued their upward move
ment, advances ranging from Is to 4Oc
being scored. Cattle prices also show.
ed some improvement over those of q
week ago. beef steers advanced 20 to
6Oc and butcher cows and heifers 10
to zoe Feeder steers steady to Csc up
while veal calves were Csc lower to
75c up. Sheep and lamb prices i'm
proved materially, fat lambs ranging
from 81 to $3.50; feeding lambs Is to
SOC; yearlings Z to 90c and fat ewes
rs to 75c higher per 100 pounds. On
Sept. IA hogs on the Chicago market
were steady to 10c higher; beef steers
and butcher cows and heifers 10 to 15c
higher with spots up more. bulls and
veal calves largely Csc higher and
stockers and feeders firm. Fat lambs
rs to SOC higher and fat sheep strong
to 25c higher September IA Chicago
prices: Hogs, top, $3.50; bulk OF
sales $7.5O09.S0; medium sized and
good beef steers $775@10.70: butcher
cows and heifers $3S5@9.50; feeder
steers $5.5O@825; light and medium
weight veal calves $11.50@13.50; fat
lambs $1275@1400; feeding lambs
yearlings $9@11.75; fat
ewes $375@7.00. Stocker and feeder
shipments from IL important markets
during the week ending Sept. were:
cattle and calves 1854: hogs 6.0S6;
sheep 64,229.
Market declines in the prices Of me-
dunn grade lamb was the outstanding
feature of the weeks trading in East
ern wholesale fresh meat markets.
Beef was SOC lower to 81 higher, veal
firm to 81 higher; good grade lamb
steady to 81 higher while mutton
h