The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-05
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FrultS md vegetables.
the week. Sacked round whites up 100
I. o. b. western New York shipping
points. At $l.76 per 100 lbs: up SC to 12c
st Michigan points at s1;5sgI;s5: up
Up loc IN Wisconsin at $1.700 80.
Eastern stock jobbing s2.oo92.ls in
leading cities. Northern round whites
esrlot sale. up zbe. at t ,s.o5 Ss.so with
market active. Green Mountains gained
=, cents st Maine chipping points. clos
ins ing sLalgl.4s. Ne, Nsw ,0 York * City Job
stronger At ss,oo9s.so. Red River
Ohios UP 15c, at ,$1.45 +. o. b. Minne-
sofa; city markets made similar gains.
Rursls az s5s &c S 1Ss more
and 81 In Colorado.
Hay market generally inactive; Re.
loadings also light. Prices firm at New
York and Chicago, but weaker at Kan
:as :as &c CITY; No. ! timothy. New York.
esgo and Memphis. seq; Cincinnati,
1880; Atlanta. S27.5o; Kansas CITY
H.; M;nnSis No; .yt alfalfs Kansas CITY 1850;
prairie. Kansas city. 81.
Live stock and Meats.
showed sharp advances during the
mixed movements. Hogs ranged from
soc to 95c net higher for the week,
medium and light weight hogs advanc
ing most: Fat lamb prices were 75e
Toe. Feeding lambs and fat ewes ad-
Vanced 25c to soc. Medium grade beef
steers and the lower end of good grade
ling steers averaged 75c lower. Butch
er cows and heifers and feeder steers
were practically unchanged. Light and
mediIm ne INV. weight veal calves averaged
top. ss.s5: bulk Of safes. N.ao@7so; me. :
dium and good beef steers, $3.50 a {. 90;
butcher cows and heifers. 1925 90;
din desder ssb steers sS:o9@s5o light and q me.
fat lambs, $10.50@l1.75; feeding lambs,
ewes. $s.25@5.75.
showed some irreguIarity. Pork loins
ranged from 81 to So higher; beef and
lamb steady to So higher. Mutton
ranged from 81 lower to soc higher;
prices good grade meats: Beef $12W
Is: veal, $1601S; lamb. $21@24: nut
ton. $10@13; light pork lpins, $15@17;
heavy loins' 'l2@l5.
Market uncertain within narrow
range during the week, and price
changes were fractional. Principal
factors We're: Passage of Russian re-
lief bill, decreased receipts and better
milling demand, Closing prices in Chi
caSo cash market: No. red winter
wheat. 1920 No. 2 hard winter wheat
$1.14; No. mixed corn, 49c: No. 2 yell
low corn. soc; No. 3 white oats, 35c
Average price to farmers in central
Iowa for No. 2 mixed corn. about SAC;
to farmers in central North Dakota fol
No. dark northern wheat, $1.09; tc
farmers in central Kansas for No. {
hard winter wheat, CSC. Chicago May
wheat closed at $1.16A: Chicago Mag
corn. size: Minneapolis May wheat
$1.08A; Winnipeg May wheat, $1.13
Chicago December wheat, $1.12A; Chi
cago December corn. 48hc: Minneap.
oils December wheat. $1.25A; Kansas
City December wheat. $1.O5A; Winni-
peg December wheat $1.08M.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets unsettled and weak
at close. Heavy farm production and
imports are distributing factors Stor-
age butter quiet. Closing prices. 80
score: New York. 41hc; Chicago, 41c;
Philadelphia and Boston, Acc.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices advanced 45 points
during the week, closing at 1920 pei
pound. New York January futures up
7S points, closing at 1880.