The Ordway new era., 1922-01-20
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Vegetables.

vegetables.
New York potatoes We're firm at
shipping points at 81, and closed $2.35
to S245 per 100 lbs. in consuming mar
kets. Bulk stock in New York City.
up zoe to 40c in New York and Phil
adelphia at $3.50 to s2.65. Strong in
Sacked stock up I5c in Boston at s2.s5
to $40 Chicago carlot market strong
er after early declines, closing nearly
steady at 81 to s2.15 for sacked north
ern round whites and at $2.10 to S2.25
for bulk stock. Northern sacked stock
firm at $1.S5 to s1.90, fob. Michigan
and Minnesota points.
Demand for cabbage good in distrib-
uting centersi markets firm. New York
Danish type up 81 to $$ at $40 to s4S
firm at SAG to $50. Most eastern mar
kets show advances of s5 to $40. rang
ing s55 to $50. Philadelphia down $40.
cago at $50 to $55.
Receipts continue very light. Slight
in central west Freight reductions not
| uniformly applied and expected in
crease in receipts has not yet material
Principal sales have been for local
needs. Prices strong for limited Of
fering. Quoted January 4; No. ] tim
Pittsburg, s22.5o; Chicago. -$29: Mime
apolis, SIS: Savannah. s27; Jackson
vile VILE s2s,5o No aifa5fa' Kansas
$3.50. No. / prairie. Kansas City.
| $12.2O: Minneapolis, $3.50. Chicago, S17.
Live Stock and Meats.
Chicago live stock prices advanced
| 45c to roc higher. medium weights ad-
| vancing most. Beef steers and butcher
| heifers gained 25c to sec. Cows and
feeder steers, practically unchanged
| Fat lambs and fat ewes up 75c; yearl-
| ings soc to Use; feeding lambs to soc.
| Chicago prices: Hogs. top, $S.55 Zone
of gg1 To IA 11-
| dunn and good beef steers, $6.75 to
| 1925; butcher cows and heifers, S34O
and medium weight veal calves, $3.50
| to s9.25; fat lambs. S11.25 to $3.50;
| feeding lambs, S9.2j to SLIPS; yearl-
| ings, SS.I5 to $ll; fat ewes, Si-25 to
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
! wore firm to higher. Veal and lamb
| at some markets, but was only steady
| at others. Good beef was steady, with
! medium grades SOC TO 81 higher. Pork
| loins firm to SOC higher per 100 lbs.
| Prices good grade meats. Beef, St&
| to SIS; veal, $50 TO $2t lambs, SIS to
| $2S; mutton, $12 to $lS light pork
| loins, S17 to Sl9i heavy loins, S13 to
| SlG.50.
Following a sharp break on the 3rd.
wheat prices advanced on the 4th and
| 5th. but became unsettled and show net
| declines for the week, Chicago May
wheat down BIC, closing at Sill q ;
| Chicago May corn unchanged at 53 v c.
| The visible supply decreased more than
| the trade expected, but this was offset
| by Buenos Aires market opening &c
| lower on the 9th. Visible supply wheat
| 47,S39.000 bushels. decrease of 1,629,-
| 900 bushels for week. Exporters con-
| tinue after corn, but domestic demand
| is slow. Visible supply corn. 247S7,-
| 600 bushels, an increase of 1,5OS,000
| bushels for week. Closing prices in
| Chicago cash market: No. red win
| ter wheat. SLIT; No. hard winter
| wheat, S1.07; No. . mixed and yellow
| corn. 4Sc; No. white oats. 35c. Av-
| erage prices to farmers in central Iowa
| for No. 2 mixed corn, 35c; to farmers
In central North Dakota for No. L dark
northern wheat. a s10SA; to farmers in
wheat. 90c For the week Minneapolis
May wheat down 212c. closing at
| S1.1S2 Kansas City May wheat down
| 3l4c, at s1.04; Winnipeg May wheat
| down 1Ac, at S1.09.
| Dairy Products.
| Butter markets in demoralized con-
| dition and weak at the close. Prices
| have been declining steadily since the
| middle of December, but most radical
| declines have occurred this week.
| Plentiful supplies of all grades on mar
kets, including considerable quantity OF
| imported butter. Closing prices 90
score: New York, 35 y C; Chicago, Sac;
| Philadelphia, 36c: Boston, SIC.
| Cotton.
Spot cotton prices declined 81 points
| during the week, closing at 17.16c per
| pound. New York January futures
down "a points, closing at 1880.
|