The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-09
LATEST. MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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U. 5. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Warrington, D. o.
Fruits aad Vegetables.
Warrington, D. Q.

Cabbage markets stronger for old
stock. slow and steady for early va
rieties. New York Danish type stock
up W. to $40 In eastern cities, at $40
% $45 per ton bulk: $50 in Pittsburg,
shippers In western New York asking
Up SlO In st. Louis at ;35 to $40 per
ton, steady In other middle western
markets at $l.75 to 81 per 100 lbs.
. Most potato markets steady to
firm. New York weak. demand
limited. New York sacked round
whites dull In New York at 50 to $2.l0
Per ioo lbs. Other eastern markets up
round whites UP Sc in Chicago at Si.s5
TO $2.05; up 10c to 15c in Pittsburg and
Cincinnati at S2.05 to s2.15. Maine
Green Mountains In bulk weak in New
York at $210 to S2.20; sacked stock
nearly steady In other eastern markets
at Sl;S5 to s2.l6. New York. sacked
tS ons rssi rp D pcssSsln stock sss
up SC at $3.50 to ;l.67. Maine Green
mountains nearly steady at $1.s1 to
$l.4l per 100 lbs. bulk.
Appless generally steady to firm.
New York Baldwins A3h ranged $3.50
to $3.50 per barrel in city markets;
steady to S7.26 fob. western New
boxed Winesaps firm in leading mar
kets at 1925 to $3.76; up lOc to csc
ct Washington shipping points at
$3.50 to S2.75 per box.
Market practically unchanged in
East, but higher for beet grades in
central west. Heavy SHOWS causing
firmer market at Kansas City. Cold
and snow also causing urgent demand
and higher price: in northeast; Quoted:
i fimnthv
adelphia, $23: Pittsburg. -S22; Chicago.
!2s; Minneapolis. $40; Kansas city.
$l4. No. alfalfa, Memphis. SIS: Kan
sas City. s2o.60. No. / prairie, Kansas
City. I'll: Minneapolis. S16.
Feed.
Most feed markets firm. Demand
for middlings good, due to strength of
hog markets. Better offerings Of bran
IN southwest caused slightly easier
feeling. Northwestern markets quote
firm prices for wheat feeds. Ship
ments good and averaging 5000 tons
daily from Minneapolis. Eastern mar
kets dull and irregular. prices steady
to higher. Cottonseed meal and linz
seed meal quoted higher. demand poor.
Alfalfa meal firm. demand improving.
Quoted: Bran. $22.50: middlings. $26:
flour middlings. $3.50. Minneapolis;
Sc per cent cottonseed meal, $40 Mem
phis: IS per cent linseed meal. $3.50
Buffalo; No. ! alfalfa meal. $3.50
Kansas City: white hominy feed.
{225o Chicago; gluten feed. ts2.S5
Chicago.
Market had firm undertone during
the week with all grains settings at
new high points. but prices declined at
close. influenced by lower Liverpool
market, inactive export demand. weak
ness In cash market. except for choice
est milling grades. and bearish crop
prices in Chicago cash market: No. 3
red winter wheat, $l.40:- No. 2 hard
winter wheat, $1.38; NJ. Q mixed corn,
SIC: No. 2 yellow corn, Sic: No. 8
white oats. 37hc. Average farm
prices: No. 2 mixed corn in central
Iowa. about 47hc; No. ! dark north
ern wheat In central North Dakota.
central Kansas. $1.22.
For the week Chicago May wheat
down Nc. closing at Sl.4sN; Chicago
May corn up 1Ac. closing at 66kc;
Minneapolis May wheat down SIC, at
si.42x: Kansas City May wheat up
1c. ct 31.31; Winnipeg May wheat
down &c, at $1.3sx.
Livestock and Meats.
Chicago hogs prices show net I'D.
vances Of 40c to Soc per 100 lbs. Beef
steers Unchanged: butcher cows and
heifers l5c to Csc higher. Feeder
steers steady: veal calves firm to 500
higher. Fat lambs declined 75c to S5c:
yearlings down SOC. Feeding lambs
and fat lambs unchanged. Chicago
Drss' ,, Hes TOP s},s a Medium snk .n 81
butcher cows and heifers, s4.15 to IS:
feeder steers. $3.50 to $3.50; light and
medium weight veal calves. $7.75 to
s11.50: fat lambs. sl2.75 to 315.40:
feeding lambs. $11.50 to 1880: year
lings. s1o.25 to 81; fat ewes. $5.75 to
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
advanced 81 to 50; beef. SOC to 81.
Veal and lamb practically unchanged:
pork loins weak to as much as 81
lower. Prices good grade meats:
Beef, $3.50 to s14: veals. SIG to $40:
lamb $27 to $50; mutton, ~ to $21;
light pork loins. SO to $2l: heavy
loins. SIS to SIS.
Spot cotton prices advanced II
points during the week. closing at
17.43c per ID. New York March fu-
lures up 15 points. closing at 1880.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets steady to firm at
close. following more or less quiet
trading early in week. Prices at all
markets about same. as result Of which
there has been but little intermarket
trading. Receipts running lighter and
reports Indicate lighter production.
Closing prices 90 score: New York,
Chicago and philadelphia. 3sc; Boston.
37hc.