Williams news., 1922-07-21
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
 -F'urnishe by- U. s. BUREAU OF MARKETS Washington, D. U.

Cotton.
 Spot cotton prices dropped about 4,9 4s July futures down 64 points. Spot cot ton closed around 22.51c per pound
 Hay receipts in most pniaGE markets light, gdt 6%sda 39oaed So @odfras9 TimothJ Erss fsss 6urgh; g PhiladeiPhia:; $s2,5O Nfv 4s No Nork iis ss isssG New york; si7 MinneapolisI No, l clover hay S1e Pifffb1Ggh N1 s PbI fl9 adelphia; s56 New York; s24.5O At So praire SIas9 Ro alfalfa. $25-5O Atlanta.
 Market quiet. Receipts and move ment fair Offerings of wheat feeds light, demand unimproved. Hominy price unchanged. offerings good, de- mand fair Linseed meal and cotton Quoted: Bran, s25.25 Philadsiphia; sI4 ss55 Egs mic meal. s4i Memphis; s41.5o Atianta. s24.5o Chicago. Linseed meal. s44, f o. b. shipping points.
 Dairy Products.
 Butter market continued firm during the week, especially on fancy butter of e2 score or higher. Undergrades in continue ca5nt oh heavy. Storage r stocks steady fly increasing. closing prices. ,s2 score Phffadelphfa s79c c5ieag s5e ana
 Cheese prices t slightly s IGSy lower on Wis Wis Movement into storage continues as production is decreasing. Effect of hot at Wisconsin primary cheese markets: Flats; 29Ac; Twins, 19kc; Daisies; 2Oc; 19A c; Longhorns, zOAc.
 Livestock and Meats.
 Chicago hog prices advanced 1oc to steers also advanced 15c to soc; butcher cows and heifers steady to 25c and veal CT steers remained unchanged Fat 7abs n dP9pPed P9p 25c bG soc; gearinbB advanced 25c to 4oc and fat eyes 15c hog SJe prees eeT steady to ee higher on be ter grades, others slow, steady to 10c higher feed Bee6 steers go a6tiye dgSebe cows and heifers generally steady: choice corn feeds steady to a shade high ly steady. Sheep and lambs strong to 25c higher Chicago prices; Hogs, top. $11.05; medium and good beef steers. ss-50 to s5o; butcher cows and sH !. heifers: 1S one-ha1f light and medium weight veal fo ea$fs s1s5o; fg Feeding if & lambs: s114s S to sis yearlings, $S.75 to SIP; fat ewes, $5 to
 Prices good grade meats: Beef, s!5.5O to s17; veal. $16 to s1s; lambs; s25 to S29; mutton, S16 to SEQ; light pork loins. $2O to SPA; heavy loins. $14 to
 Fruits and Vegetables.
 Virginia Eastern shore cobblers. s3.25 to $3.75 per bb1. in Boston and New York; $3.S5 to s4 in Pittsburgh; s4-25 to $4.75 other markets; $3 to S3.25. f. o. b. shipping points North Caro- s3.25 to s4.25. Kansas sacked early Ohios, S2.1O to S2.50 per 100 lbs. in Chi cago and Kansas City. Georgia Tom Watson waterme1ons, s250 to s350 bulk per car, New York and Chicago; S175 to s29o in Phi1adelphia, $500 to sa7o in to S4OO. New York and Chicago. Cali fornia canta1oupes, standards, 45's, $2 to SAYS in city markets. North Caro- lima green meats, S1.50 to $2; South Carolina, $1 to $1.50. Georgia peaches. Exes and RS bqshei td s haskst ni1egs and sections. BeIies, s1.75; EIbertas. s2.25 to S2.5O. Delaware and Maryland ap- pies, s1.75 to s2.25 per bushel basket in Boston and Ptttsburg-
 Wheat prices declined on good wealth CT conditions and break in continental exchange. Cash markets strong; do- mestic demand good; foreign demand slow. Closing prices in Chicago cash market: No. red winter wheat. s116; mixed corn. 63c; No. 2 yellow corn. 64c; No. white oats. 3sc. Average farm price: No mixed corn in central Iowa, about 51c. Closing future prices: Chicago September wheat, s1.13; Chi September wheat: $!.21: Kansas City September wheat, s1.o5A; Winnipeg October wheat, S1-17ss.