The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-30
The Markets

limited. Country ioadings repor,so
light. Quoted Sept. 20. No tim rO,,N
New York $2i, Philadelphia 500 i p'.l!,
burg $19 Cincinnati $l1. Chi.,aa LIS
St Louis $40, Memphis $2i5 ~
alfalfa Kansas City $l950, Men, w.
$24, st, Louis $22. No. prairie Ea
sas City $l1.25, Minneapolis SIS "a "Sa'
Louis $3.50. 't
Feed-Market firm, but buyinv
tered and of limited volume. co,.sS
seed meal $102 higher. Other wv,
unchanged to soc higher Produc,IVus
most feeds moderate. increasing oa
linseed meal Quoted Sept. 90. MI W.
neapolis spring bran $3.50, standaa,
middlings $20.5o. liuseed meal sa
winter bran St Louis $40, &c ner oav '
cotton seed meal. Memphis S33 wv Nv
cinnati $3650; gluten, Chicago s3os
white hominy $265o alfalfa mas
Kansas City $21.5o. Chicago s2450
Grain-Grain prices closed biyb,.
for week on war talk abroad and H.
provement in cash and export demans
Chicago December wheat up 6Ac. rM
cago December corn mp 31ac. Wba..
erratiC on the 2lst with sharp fuctn,
tons. and closed traetionaly Iowa,
Foreign news still regarded bulisA
Foreign demand generally slow en-.
under pressure from start and ava.
aged lower. but received SUPPORT =,
declines. Closing prices in Chieaoo
cash market: No. red winter wba,,
$113; No. hard winter 81 90; M
mixed corn Csc; No. yellow corn Go.
No. 3 white oats 39c. Average farm
prices: No. mixed corn in central
Iowa 521ac, No. 2 hard winter whea,
in central Kansas SSC. No. | dars
northern wheat in central North o.,
kota 94c Closing future prices. chi
cago December wheat 81 06l2 Chicago
northern wheat in central North n,
cember wheat $1.069s; Kansas CIV
December wheat 9912c; Winnipeg Ds
cember wheat 97lsc.
Fruits and VegetabIes-Potato sm,
plies light in most cities. heavy in Chi
cago. Most markets steady to strong
Chicago weaker Prices slightly him,
er at eastern shipping points, weaker
at Wisconsin and Minnesota points
Onion markets weaker for eastern
stock, steady to firm for middlewest
ern. Apple markets stronger Sun
plies moderate. Peaches firm In eas.
ern cities, weaker in the middewest
New York elbertas $101.25 per bushd
higher in New York, Boston and Phls
delphia. Prices reported Sept. 81.
New Jersey potatoes, giants S5c to
$1.15 per 100 pounds in eastern cities
S5c fob shipping points; Maine cob
blers in bulk $1.0501.10 in New Yort
City, Csc to Toe fob, sacked stock
$115@120 Boston Northern round
whites slightly weaker Chicago at 81
@1.30, steady st. Louis $1.75@1.S5, SOC
to $1.05 fob. shipping points. Mime.
sofa red river Ohios strong st. Louis
at $1S0@1.90. weaker Chicago at $1a
@130. Western rurals $4,000 go d
the middle-west. New York and Mas
sachusetts yellow globe onions mostly
$1@1.60 per 100 pounds sack. Ohio
and Indiana yellow stock $1.5091&
New York apples, red varieties, bushd
baskets soc to $1.25 in leading mar
kets. Maine wolf rivers $3.500400
per barrel Boston. Midwestern jon.
thans $550@5.75 Chicago. New York
alberta peaches, bushel baskets 40
2.75 eastern markets. $1.50G2Oo IN
other cities. Colorado and Utah =
bertas $1.50Q2.25 in the middlexest
Live Stock and Meats-The trend Of
hog prices was upward for the week.
advances ranging from zoe to SOC pet
| 100 pounds being registered. Cattle
prices showed mixed movements, bed
steers ranged from 10c lower to $50
higher; butcher COWS and heifers and
| feeder steers steady to 15c higher,
while veal calves were weak to 7a
| lower. Fat lambs advanced 75c; feed
ing lambs soc to CSC; yearlings STEADY
| to soc and fat ewes steady to lOc up.
On Sept. Fl lighter weight hogs on the
| Chicago market we're fairly active
strong to 10c higher, palmer klnds
draggy, unevenly 1Oc to 25c hignH
than Wednesdays average. Beef steen
steady to 15c higher, better grades
showing the advances, butcher cows
and heifers and stockers general!
steady: bulls weak to 15c lower, Vea
calves very uneven, largely Zoe lower
per 100 pounds. Fat lambs mostly zoc
higher; feeding lambs 25c to 4Oc nlsr
err, with fat sheep practically W.
changed Sept Il Chicago Price.
Hogs, top $1010, bulk of sales s1sav
1905; medium and good beef Ass's
$765M10.S5; butcher cows and ne,ls.s
$5.O0m9.50; feeder steers S5.65Vsss,
light and medium weight veal cav"
| S1O.75m1350: fat lambs $13.5Ouiap ]
feeding lambs $1225@14.4O; yearllns'
$900@12.25; fat ewes s5Iov.i"s
Stocker and feeder shipments IRON =
| important markets during the WIZ
ending Sept Is were: Cattle aa
calves 127,363; hogs 1850; s l.s.s
92,1O4 Wholesale fresh meat PRIV
were generally higher for the s'.ai
Beef firm to $3.50 higher; vea' aps
mutton firm to 50 higher, win i ,'.s
firm to SO higher. Light PORK lvS,
ranged from 81 to 81 higher anu nsa ,ao
loins showed a net gain OF " POI ~
pounds. :,
Cotton-Spot cotton prices ue', vo,t
so points during the week. New ~" n
October future contracts deeiihe 81 "a i
points. Spot cotton closed az .".rra
per pound. New York Octooei ''
contracts closed at 20Soc.
Dairy Products - Butter na nsaA
firm during the week. fano ay.ortan
have been scarce and tne on nualIty
has helped up prices. Poor ai ia,ss
of fresh butter has turned soino hssIp
est to storage goods, which arc 90 s seor.
ming to move. Closing prices - rticafo
butter: New York 42hc' ia
4Oc; Philadelphia 43c; bos,on vsel
IL ~ firm during lDC -