The Holly chieftain., 1922-03-09
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS.
--Furnished by
U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, D. q.
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Fruits .aa Vegetables.

Cabbage markets stronger for old
up SIS to $40 in eastern cities, at $40
to s4s per ton bulk: $50 In Pittsburg.
shipper: :sa In western rsn New York asking
up $40 In St. Louis at $35 to $40 per
ton: steady in other middle western
markets at si7s to g per 100 lbs.
limited. New York sacked round
whites dull in New, York at 81 to $2.10
ioc to zoe at s2.l5 to sass. Northern
round whites up Sc in Chicago at S1.s5
to S205; up loc to isc in Pittsburg and
York at $40 to s2.20: sacked stock
nearly steady in other eastern markets
at $l.s5 to &2.l5. New York. sacked
ons at ssi ;si 10 % ss stock
up Sc at slGO to s1.67. Maine Green
mountains od nearly steady at s1.sl to
New York Baldwins A2A ranged $3.50
to $3.50 per barrel in city markets:
steady to, s7.25 fob. western New
boxed Winesaps firm in leading mar
kets at $3.25 to 1878; up lOc to Csc
at Washington shipping points at
$3.50 to $2.75 per box.
East. but higher for beet grades in
central west. Heavy SHOWS causing
firmer market at Kansas City. Cold
and higher prices in northeast Quoted:
.aslph!s. sas: pittssurE. sas' chicago.
s an1s.Rs!l NJ asmphis s ksnsss sss s.s e.s
City. .sii; Minneapolis. SIC.
Feed.
Most feed markets firm. Demand
for middlings good. due to strength of
hog markets. Better offerings Of bran
in southwest caused slightly easier
feeling. Northwestern markets quote
ments good and averaging 5000 tons
daily from Minneapolis. Eastern mar
kets dull and irregular. prices steady
to higher. cottonseed meal and lin
Alfalfa meal firm, demand improving.
Receipts and supplies generally good.
Quoted: Bran. s22.so; middlings. s2s:
IS per cent cottonseed meal. $40 Mem
phis: 35 per cent linseed meal. $3.50
buffalo,: No l alfalfa meal. $3.50
$3.50 Chicago: gluten feed. ss2.65
Market had firm undertone. during
new high points. but prices declined at
close. Influenced by lower Liverpool
market inactive export demand. weak
IL sssh sasePs i9s eh9s spsn
reports from Southwest. Closing
prices in Chicago cash market: No.
red winter wheat, $40, No. hard
Sic; No. . yellow corn. Sic; No. !
prices: No. mixed corn in central
Iowa. about 47Mc: No. ! dark north
sl.36h; No. 2 hard winter wheat In
central Kansas, sl.22.
For the week Chicago May wheat
May corn, up iac. closing at ssKc:
si.42A:. Kansas city May whea, up
lc. at sl.sl; winnipeg May wheat
Livestock and Meats.
Chicago hogs prices show net ad.
vanees Of 4oe to SOC per 100 lbs. Beef
heifers isc to asc higher. Feeder
steers steady: veal calves firm to soc
hisher Fat lambs so deciinsd Tse to She;
sasF''sa' sad fst lamb. & 'Sn Snehenssd. chisase
good beef steers. s7.s5 to ,s.l5;
feeder nssasr steers. sn $3.50 to ,75o: lish. and
| medium weight veal calves. $7.75 to
| $3.50; fat lambs. $12.75 to $3.50;
feeding ambs SG ,at to sisSo ;sys 70
$s.25.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
showed mixed movements. Mutton
advanced 81 to SO: beef, SOC to 81,
Veal and lamb practically unchanged:
pork loins weak to as much as 81
lower. Prices good grade meats:
Beef. $3.50 to $14; veals. $1e to $40:
lamb. $27 to $40; mutton, 314 to 371;
light pork lo!ns. sis to S21; heavy
| loins, SIS to SIS.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices advanced IL
points during the week. closing at
| l7.43c per lb New York March fu-
lures up l5 points. closing at 1850.
Dairy Products.
Butter, markets steady to firm. at
close following more or less quiet
trading early In week. Prices at all
markets about same. as result of which
there has been but little intermarket
trading. Receipts running lighter and
reports indicate lighter production.
| Closing prices 90 score: New York.
Chicago and Philadelphia. 3sc: Boston.
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