The Dolores star., 1922-04-28
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
u. S. BUREAU OF Markets
Warrington, D. O.
lwstsru Nsspspsr Union News ssvies
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Market firm and prices advanel &
gradually. Sharp upturn at clo
carried prices to high gains over
week ago. Chicago May wheat showll 3
a net advance of 12c, closing at 81 Iis
Principal market factors were unfaya
able crop and weather reports. strans
In foreign market. higher sxchan,
rates and rsvisai Of export denai
No. . red winter wheat, ll.t<; No.
hard winter wheat, Sl.<S: No. 4 mir
corn. soc: No. yellow corn. sic: No
white oats; asc. Avsrase farm prie,
No. dark northern wheat In cent
North Dakota. S1.36: No. = hard win,
wheat in central Kansas. ll.a0. For
wheat up lie. closing at s1.3sk; Win
peg May wheat up 7hc at 3l.3s%.
Hay.
Market remains firm for good grad.
Receipts continue light but equal u
in central West. Quoted: No.
timothy. New York s3l. Pittsburgh 81
ch,es:o eI,I,,: ;ss; Ksns", s.,,S CITY No
prairie. Kansas City $3.50. Chicago tl
Mil feeds quiet. demand indifferen
Owners showing no disposition e
crowd feed on market stocks and 7,
eeipts generally good; Transient oftss
easier Production corn feeds good Of
ferings heavy. Linaeed meal stool
small; cotton seed meal stocks ampl
Export demand oil meals poor. demar
$40. middlinEs s21. Minneapolis: 36 ., 2
cent cotton seed meal. s%2 Memphis
s42.5O Atlanta; gluten feed. 1885 Chi
cago: white hominy feed, 320.50 S
Louis. S20.50 Chicago; linssed me,
$3.50 Minneapolis.
Fruits aad Vegetables.
Potato markets stronger at Chicar
and Kansas city; firm in other mid
western markets but still weak in cas-
ern cities. New York and norther
sacked round whites down 10c In ca,
ern markets at sl.75 to 81 per il
pounds. Maine Green Mountains dow
l5c to Csc at $3.50 to tl.75. Mortified
stock up l5c in Chicago at $i;6O q
SI75: firm at north central shipph
points at sl.25 to $3.50.
Texas yellow Bermuda onions. Nos
and 2. lost 81 to Sl.5o per crate in coz
sumins markets. ranging from 81 to
Egyptian stock brought IS to $40 y
100 pounds.
Apple markets continue slow an
steady, New York Baldwins A 2h hold
ing $3.50 to $3.50 per barrel in consur
ing markets. Northwestern extra FANG
boxed wincsaps generally steady at /,
to $3.50; down 25c in Pittsburgh.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets have been firm b.
at the close feeling changed and Y
eastern markets especially the tone he
lost firmness regardless OF active d.
mand. which has practically cleaned q
current supply. Dealers have been frs
sellers right along as seasonal declin.
are in order and no one wants to )
caught with heavy stocks on falllnl
market. Closing prices 80 score: NeI
York. Boston and Philadelphia, ss'
Chicago. 37hc.
Cheese markets weak although trad
ing is showing signs of more activit
following declines on Wisconsin chees
boards. Recent declines appear to B
seasonal rather than due to accumula
tion of stocks on market. Prices
Wisconsin primary markets: Twin
15Ac: daisies. Ice: double daisle
l6ac; young Americas. I6Mc; Ions
horns and suarep rints. 15Tsc.
Live stock md Ments.
Chicago hog prices declined 35c 4
45c. light hogs declining most. Bee
steers and heifers up 15c to 25c, COW
generally l0c to l5c lower. Feede
steers strong to 15c higher. veal calve
75c to 81 lower. Sheep and lamb
clined 75c to 81 and shorn lambs 50
to 75c per 100 pounds. Sheep fully rs
lower. Chicago prices: Hogs. TOT
medium and good beef steers. $3.50 4
1886: butcher cows and heifers. si.A
to $40; feeder steers. $3.50 to S7.3i
light and medium weight veal calva
$3.50 to $775: fat lambs S1l to $l3.ii
yearlings. $40 to $3.50; fat owes, SSH
to $3.50.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat price
generally weak and lower with con
siderable irregularity as between mar
kets. Veal and light pork loins dow
81 to 81; mutton steady at some mar
kets and as much as So lower
others: beef weak to SOC lower. Lam
prices irregular. ranging from 81 lowe
to 81 higher per 100 pounds. Price
good grade meats: Beef. $3.50 4
1880: veal. s13 to sl4: lamb. $27 !.
$2S: mutton. SIS to s2l: light pori
| loins. $22 to S2i; heavy loins. 81 \.
sci.