The Yale expositor., 1922-01-26
MARKETS
v. Q. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington. .. c.
(For the week ending January 10. 1929

Cor the week ending January 10, 1929
Grain
The market had better undertone
during the week and prices averaged
higher on improved milling demand. large
sales both wheat and corn for Russian
relief, bullish crop news and statistics,
light receipts and strength In cash mar
ket.
Chicago May wheat up 3-4c net, clos
ing at STA 3-8; Chicago May corn up la
cent at 90 3-4c. Closing prices in Chi
cago cash 10 market: No; 2 red winter
$1.12; No. mixed corn 49c; No. yellow
corn 49c; No. white oats "a l-2c.
Average farm prices: No; 2 mixed
l dark northern wheat in central North
Dakota $l0S "a; No. 2 hard winter
wheat in central Kansas Csc
For the week Minneapolis May wheat
up lac at $1.21 "a: Kansas City May
wheat up Lac at $1.06 Ia; Winnipeg
May wheat up 8 l-2c at SLIP LIS.
Fruits and Vegetables
Potato markets are holding fairly
round whites ranged $2.15Q2.35 per 100
lbs. in most markets during the week,
steady In Chicago at $1.s5q2.lb 10.
Onion prices continued to advance.
Supplies limited Eastern yellow Globes
up 25q5Oc per 100 10. sacks in eastern
markets at $6.75W7
Cabbage markets weaker for old stock,
account increasing supplies new stock.
New York and northern Danish down 50
@10 at S40Q50 per ton bulk in city mar
kets; down 81 (. o. b.
Apple markets steady Little change
in prices
Live Stock and Meats
Chicago hog prices were not material
ly changed during the week. most grades
ranging from weak to loo lower. Beef
steers and butcher cows and heifers gen.
orally 25Q50c lower; feeder steers prac-
tically unchanged: veal calves advanced
75c4$1 per 100 lbs.
Iaf Varin
$500; bulk of sales $725Qs25; medium
and good beef steers S6.65Q9; butcher
cows and heifers $S.4OQL75; feeding
weight veal calves ST. 25Q1O.25; fat lambs
$11.50Q1S20; feeding lambs $40. 25@l so;
yearllngs $9.25q12; fat ewes $5@L75;
were generally weak to a shade lower.
s12QI4; veal sisg2O; lamb $24Q2s; mutt
ton sl2 ig9' light light pork lOins Sl5Ql7;
Hay
Most of the important hay markets
weak; receipts larger without cores
ponding increase In demand. Prices have
remained fairly steady In the eastern
markets but have declined in the central
west where a greater increase in receipts
has occurred Considerable prairie on
track unsold at Kansas City and market
Quoted Jan. IS: No. l timothy New
York S29. Philadelphia $3.50, Pittsburgh
$23, Cincinnati 5000 Chicago $22, Min
neapolis SIS, Kansas City $l4, Atlanta
$27. No. / alfalfa: Kansas City 5000,
Memphis $3.50, Atlanta $50. No. / Prai-
nie: Kansas City $l0.25, Minneapolis
SIS, Chicago $17.
Markets quiet Wheat feed situation
generally a shade easier Second reduc-
ton OF 81 per ton since last Thursday in
gluten feed announced Tuesday. HON.
my feed dull with heavy offerings Of
ferings. particularly for deferred ship
ment improving.
Quoted Jan. IS: Bran SPOTS middlings
500. so, flour middlngs $22. So linseed meal
$42.75, Minneapolis; gluten feed $32.65
Chicago; white hominy feed $40 st Lou
is: No. / alfalfa meal $3.50 Kansas City;
| sc per cent cotton seed meal $34 Memphis.
Dairy Products
Butter markets continue unsettled. The
sharp declines of the past month were
temporarily checked early in the week
and prices recovered somewhat but at
close the markets were weaken ng ao"'n
Closing prices 90 score: New York
SIC; Chicago 80 lie; PhlladeIlnIa ~.o,
Boston SEC.
Cheese markets continued steady. I'm
! settled butter markets were of indirect
Influence and zero weather in parts of
! Wisconsin interfered with shipping.