The Ordway new era., 1922-05-26
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS.
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U. 5. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Warrington, d. O.
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Washington, d. O.
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Live Stock and Meats,


Chicago hog prices ranged from Sc
steady to &c lower: butcher cows and
heifers weak to 1bc lower. Veal
calves showed advances ranging from
sai1o LIE, to $3.50. Feeder steers .practi-
tinued on their downward course. Fat
Lambs Ian 7sc to 81 lower; spring lambs.
s. QUO to 7t aec; yearlinss. Soc to S1.25; fat
Hos: tSp 'G SSk SSTn of cassse sass B,ses %
$lo;sb; medium and good beef steers,
$1.60 to 1915: butcher cows and heifers,
s7ss tG frss st4o sna f.easr ss steer; Ss.2s to
1850 to ;is.ss; spslns s0i i.ns. iss .is ssIs t.
sYo; sws, ysssaEEinings' En t $3.50 to s1o.76; fat
Eastern Wholesale fresh meat price,
showed declines on all classes. Beet
SOC to 81 lower; veal weak to 81
lower; lambs SO to 81; mutton So to -;
sht lover PORK tbSn ons s mess ssavy loinS
prices good grade meats: Beef SIS to
!lss.6o: veal s1s to III; lamb s26 to
HHtt9n ny to- ;is to 'so Est ss Ds
Fruits a.d Vegetables.
Potato prices continued to decline
round whites down Csc per 100 pounds
in Chicago at s1.26 to s1.4o: down ESQ
(. o, b. northern shipping points at
S1.IV 10 elEO. Malne Gr6en NlOunIalne
to $3.50. Florida spaulding Rose No.
down soc per barrel in most markets
Steady @ most NO. seae eastsrn @apRets stock a
$3.50 to s5. Virginia and East Shore
Maryland Strawberries weaker in most
markets. m. generally zoe zoe to 2se quart
condition up SOC in New York at $3.75
to 81. North Carolina ordinary con-
dition lettuce S1.25 to s1.5o per bushel
h n mr. In n
Wheat market uncertain and de-
cidedly erratic at times during the
Chicago July wheat gained SC net.
up &c at SaMs Closing pr prices in
wheat, s1.45; No. 2 hard winter wheat,
s1,45; No. 2 mixed corn. SIC; No; 2
yellow corn. Gle; No. white oats. 40c
corn in central Iowa. 49c; No. dark
northern wheat in central North Da.
kota. sL4Ohi No. hard winter wheat
in central Kansas, $1.3o. Tor the week
Minneapolis July wheat up 3&c at
s1.46s; Kansas City July wheat up Sc
at s11sh; Winnipeg July wheat up
Timothy hay market generally firm
for good grades because of light re-
markets. Alfalfa and prairie weak;
new offered in Southwest. Stocks gem
orally light but demand limited:
$3.50. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
s25, Cincinnati s24, Chicago s26. Minne-
apolis s21.50, Memphis $27 No. al
standard. Memphis $25. No. prairie.
Minneapolis $1S. Chicago SIS, Kansas
City $13.
Wheat feeds slightly firmer at the
decline. Demand for spot and early
shipments slightly improved. Deferred
limited: demand quiet: jobbers quoting
| SOC per ton under mills. Offerings
hominy feed very light and prices firm
changed. New alfalfa meal offered Gin
Minneapolis $40. Philadelphia s27.5o.
Gluten. ss2.S5 chieaso; hominy. sa7.5o
Cincinnati $23 Chicago. Cottonseed
meal. s4s.5o Memphis. Linseed meal.
S57 New York, $3.50 Minneapolis
Dairy Products.
Butter markets steady to firm at
close although the tone Is very sensi-
| Prices show reductions under last
week. averaging about l cent. Receipts
including increased quantities nad strong strong
Rev York 36h, Philadelphia and
Boston Bic, Chicago 35c.
Cheese markets firm. Prices at Wis
consin primary markets.: Twins 16A,
daisies, lie: double daisies. $50
young Americas and longhorns, Ito;
| square prints. 18c.
Cotton.
| Spot cotton prices advanced 115 points
| during the week, closing at 19.76c Per
| pound. New York May futures ad-
vanced 1874 points closing at 21.27c.