The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-20
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
by--
U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, D. G.

Cotton.
Spot cotton prices dropped about ~
points during the week. New YORK
July futures down g. points. Spot cot
ton closed around 22.5lc per pound.
New York July futures 222Gc-
Hay.
Hay receipts in most markets light.
Quoted: No. Timothy. .22.5O Pitts
bureh; 22 Philadelphia; S32.5e New
York: SIS Minneapolis; $3.50 Atlantis
No. 2 timothy. Sl9 Philadelphia: $50
New York: si7 Minneapolis. No.
clover hay. SIG Pittsburgh. No. ! clo-
yer mixed. $3.50 Pittsburgh: $40 Phil
sdelphis: gee New Yerk; $3.50 Al. A.
No. 2 prairie. $l6 Minneapolis. No.
alfalfa. $3.50 Atlanta.
Feed.
Market quiet. Receipts and move
ment fair. Offerings Of wheat feeds
light. demand unimproved. Hominy
feed firm. offerings small. Gluten feed
price unchanged. offerings good. de-
mand fair. Linseed meal and cotton.
seed meal neglected. Supplies about
normal for this season OF the year.
Quoted: Bran. s22.25 Philadelphia: Sl4
Minneapolis. Middlings. $23.75 Phil
adelphia: si6 Minneapolis Flour mid
dlings. $3.50 PhiIadelphia: $22 Minne-
apoiis. Gluten. S2Ss5 Chicago: s34.s5
Philadeiphia; So per cent eottonseed
White hominy feed. ;25 st. Louis;
S2i.50 Chicago. Linseed meal. $44, I. o.
b. shipping points.
Dairy Products.
Butter market continued firm during
the week. especially on fancy butter
OF 3: score or higher. Undergrades in
limited demand: prices easy. Receipts
continue heavy. Storage stocks steady
lily increasing. Closing prices. 30 score
butter: New York. SIC. Boston and
Philadelphia. 37isc: Chicago, 35c.
Cheese prices slightly lower on Wis
consin cheese board. Market easier.
Movement into storage continues as
production Is decreasing. Effect Of hot
weather on quality is increasing. Prices
at Wisconsin primary cheese markets:
Flats, 20Lc: Twins, 19hc: Daisies, 20c:
Double Daisies. l9ac: Young Americas.
l9Ac: Lonshorns. 20Ac.
Livestock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices advanced 10c to
zoe over those OF a week ago. Beef
steers also advanced 15c TO 30c: butcher
cows and hcifers steady TO 25c and veal
calves showed a 75c net advance. Feed
er steers remained unchanged. Fat
lambs dropped 25c to soc; yearlings
weak to 25c lower while feeding lambs
advanced 25c to i0e and fat ewes 15c
to Soc per hundred pounds Chicago
hog prices steady to &c higher on bet
ter grades, others slow. steady to 10c
higher. Beef steers active; desirable
corn feeds 10c to 20c higher; butcher
cows and neifers generally steady;
choice corn feeds steady to a shade high
er. other classes beef cattle practical
ly steady. Sheep and lambs strong to
25c higher. Chicago prices: Hogs. top.
lille tearly); bulk OF sales. $9.l5 to
Sll.05; medium and good beef steers,
$3.50 to $40; butcher cows and heifers.
$40 to 50: feeder steers. $5.65 to $7.75:
one-half light and medium weight veal
calves. $3.50 to $40; fat lambs $3.50
TO 1880: feeding lambs, Sll.f5 to $l3;
yearlings. 1915 to 3l2: fat ewes. IS to
Prices good grade meats: Beef. $3.50
to SIT; veal, sic TO $le: lambs, SIS to
t29: mutton. SIG to $50: light pork
ioins. $50 to s24: heavy loins. S14 to
Sls.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Virginia Eastern shore cobblers.
s3.25 to 1915 per bbl. in Boston and
New York 1855 to 81 in Pittsburgh;
si.?5 to 81. rs other markets: ss to 1926.
lima and Norfolk Irish cobblers mostly
ss.25 to s4.25. Kansas sacked early
Ohios, se,l0 To $3.50 per 100 lbs in Chi
cago and Kansas City Georgia Tom
Watson watermclons. $3.50 to $3.50 bulk
per car. New York and Chicago: SITS
to 1920 in Philadelphia. 5000 to 1870 in
Pittsburgh. South Carolina stock, $500
TO $500, New York and Chicago. Cali
fornia cantaloupes standards, ass. 81
to $2.75 in city markets. North Caro-
lima green meats. $3.50 to So: South
Carolina 81 to sl.50. Georgia peaches,
skies and bushel baskets. Hileys and
Relies. s2.25 to SO in Eastern markets:
Elbertas, S225 to $3.50. In producing
sections. Bellies sl.15: Elbertas, S2.2b
to $3.50. Delaware and Maryland ap-
pies. sl.75 to s2.25 per bushel basket
In Boston and Pittsburg.
Grain.
Wheat prices declined on good wealth
er conditions and break in continental
exchange. Cash markets strong: do
nestle demand good: foreign demand
slow. Closing prices in Chicago cash
market No. 2 red winter wheat, s1.16:
No. hard winter wheat, sl.1s: No. 2
mixed corn. 63c: No. yellow corn, 64c:
No. white oats, 3sc. Average farm
price: No. 2 mixed corn in central
Iowa, about sic. Closing future prices:
Chicago September wheat, s1.13: Chi
cago September corn. G+c; Minneapolis
September wheat s1.21: Kansas City
September wheat. sl.05a: Winnipeg
October wheat SllTA,