The St. Johns herald., 1922-08-03
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Grain.

Chicago September corn upI Sfe-net; |; NPnly fractional change in Chicago Sep- 9tember wheat. Corn firm on strength N in cash corn market Exporters after 4sss6 ] H RaFkst I Ss8a Rss SfPssE ! %6sst . SNo. 2 mixed corn, CSC; No. yellow leorn, 66c; No. white oats. 3Sc. Aver 1, age farm prices: No. mixed corn fns >central Iowa. 52c; No. 2 hard winter wheat in esntral Kangas s1 ft Closing ig S wheat $f zoS; >Kzthsas City September lwheat, $1.O6A;-, Wipnipeg, October wheat, sL1SAIdTIOIICS 2 | Hay.
 k Receipts falling off, particularly of Bettsf QgEaaHf ,I,t Rtiess sHghtly firmer. ~ers of prairie and market advanced soc \ Der ton. Movement light, strike delay Eing shipping. Quoted: No. 1 timothy. AAnne neapolisEs19I Philadelphia s23. Att burgh s23. No. 2 timothy, $17.50 Minne- apolis, $2Q,50 Philadelphia. No. 1 clover mixed sf9.66- Philadelphia. SPA Atlanta, $16.5O Pittsburgh. No. alfalfa, s25.50 ST Minneapolis. $1S.50 Kansas City. No. prairie, SIG Minneapolis.
 XHGI Feed.
 Demehdfor wheat feeds better High prOteinsfeeds in poor request, jobbers chewing lhsie more disposition to buy hlg duO HUE uBl DTdn put unWlIllnS u pay higher asking prices. Country de- mand light. Receipts and movement fair; Offerings and production most fs;ss leeds gS9d 9geteS: gs Sl,, Bran Sl45O dlings, .s16, Minneapolis, $2S.75 Phila- delphla@l Flour middlings. $22 Minne- apolis, s29.50 Philadelphia. Gluten feed, $2s.S5 Chicago. 36 per cent AttRntq s Mellow hominy feed, SPA Chi cago. Lfnseed meal, s45 Chicago No. 1 affalfal meal. $17.75 Kansas City.
 Dairy Products.
 B9teh market firm; fancy grades have been in heaviest demand. Receipts co6ttnjte heavy: storage stocks steadily incfeasing. Closing prices, 92 score: Brttefi New York 3714c, Boston 371Rc, Philadelphia 3Sc Cheese prices slightly loV5eF bn Wisconsin cheese board mar ket easier. Movement into storage continues as production is decreasing. Effect of hot weather on quality is in creasing. Prices at Wisconsin primary cheese markets: Twins 191Ac, daisies zoe. double daisies 19&c, young Ameri- cas 20c, longhOrns 20Rc, square prints sE-Spot cotton prices declined 15 points during the week New York July futures cown 25 points. Spot cotton closed at 22.71c per pound. New York July futures 22.42c.
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 Chicago prices: Hogs. top, $1O.80; bulk of sales. sS.55 to $1O.65: medium and good beef steers, SS.40 to $10; butcher cows and heifers. $4 to $9; feeder steers, $5.65 to $7.75; light and medium weight veal calves, $8.25 to s1O; fat lambs, s12.S5 to $14; feeding lambs, SIP to S1325; yearlings $9 to SIP; fat ewes, $5.50 to $8.15. In eastern wholesale fresh meat market lamb prices continued to show marked ad- VanNnE advance nf S1 ST heinz quoted; mutton and pork loins ad- vanced $1 to $2; veal. $1 to $4, with beef firm to soc higher per 100 lbs. Prices good grade meats: Beef. $15 to mutton, S16 to $2O; light pork loins. $2O to SPA; heavy loin-. $14 to $19.
 Fruits and Vegetables.
 Potato prices lower; supplies mode rate On the 14th, Virginia eastern shore Cobblers, some ordinary condi- tion, $2.75 to $500. New York; best stock other markets, $4.00 to $4.50; slow Philadelphia, $500. Virginia Nor folk section stock. $2.O0 to $2.5O. New York and Baltimore. New Jersey Cob blers, S1.50 to S1.65 per 100 lbs. New York and Philadelphia. Maryland east ern shore Cobblers, S2.50 to $500 per bbl., New York and Baltimore; $4.00 to $4.50 other markets. Georgia and South Carolina Tom Watson water melons, medium sizes, $200 to $350 bulk per car, eastern markets. Georgia stock cantaloupes, standards 45s. ranged gen. erally $2 to $2.50 leading markets; Arizona stock. $2.50 to $3.0O; North Carolina green meats, standard crates, S1.00 to S1.5O, eastern markets. Georgia Elberta peaches, 6s and bushel baskets, mostly S2.75 to $3.00. strong, Pitts burgh, S3.50 to $4.00; slow and dull, Philadelphia, $2.00 to $2.50. Georgia Bellies irregular, ranging generally $2.25 to s2.75; Pittsburgh strong at $500 to s3.25.