The Snowflake herald., 1922-03-17
LATEST MAR||
QUOTATIONS.
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U. S. BUREAU OF MApO
Washington, D. q
Western Newspaper Union New, q
Grain.

SIC. closing at 63Ac. imnsOn
conditions Southwest, inart;VV
demand most of week. I'VE
cash market and lower foroeQl
were factors influencing senea
in Chicago cash market: No III
ter wheat, $1.38; No. 2 mixed
No. 2 yellow corn, 5Sc; No. Sws
S7hc. Average farm price.
mixed corn in central Iowa \
No. / dark hard northern wbss
trail North Dakota, $1.S7: NJ
winter wheat in central Kan
For the week Minneapolis M N.Y.
down &c. closing at $1.49TsI
City May wheat down 4bc
Winnipeg May wheat down
$1.40A.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets firm Wis
showing advances averaginr
higher in eastern markets -
1c higher at Chicago. All grss
ing well. Prices, 90 score. NY
Boston and Philadelphia, SSc'
&c. wv
Cheese markets active follo,
clines on Wisconsin chess
Prices at Wisconsin primarv
Twins. 1Skc; Daisies, 2Gc.
Daisies and Young Americs,
Longhorns, 20c; Square PrinsI
Receipts very light; marks.
ally firm Wintry weather
has stimulated demand and
slight advances in prices 81
markets. Quoted: No. l timosI
York, $27; Philadelphia, MI
burgh, $23; Atlanta. $26; Chic
Kansas City, $3.50; MempsI
No. l alfalfa, Kansas CITY
Memphis, $25; Atlanta, sal
prairie, Kansas City, $1l.75
Demand slow. Future
moderately liberal. Northwest
kets quote firm prices. Eastsl
kets easier. Southern and 81
ern demand good for middIbI
shorts; light for bran. CohI
meal easier, demand light
meal firm, offerings scarce, (
feed inactive, price unchanga
ten feed production good, dems
Receipts and stocks general
to meet requirements. Quotpi
$25; middlings, $25.50, Minnes
per cent cottonseed meal +
White hominy feed, S23, I'll
Linseed meal, $50. Minneapoi
ten feed, $32.15, Chicago. M
meal, $17.25, Kansas City.
Fruits and Vegetable
New York and Chicago Dot
kets slightly weaker; otbg
steady to firm. Supplies lbs
mand limited. New York
round whites off SC in New v,
$500 to $2.05 per 100 lbs; In
other eastern cities at $2.15
Northern stock nearly steady
cago at $3.50 to $1.95; up Sc
other markets, at $2.10 to $2.I
Rurals down loo in Chicago +
to $500. Prices steady to firm
tributing markets. New Yoh
whites up &c. at $1.88. Mai
Mountains up 10c, at $1.41;
round whites up 10c, at $16O
f. o. b. shipping points.
Cabbage markets strong.
new stock liberal. Demand I
New York Danish type up IS
eastern cities at $40 to $50
bulk. Texas early flat type
SIS in st. Louis and Cincinnat
to $50 per ton; up Csc in otha
western cities at 81 to S2.25
lbs. Florida pointed type up ID
at $1.15 to $1.40 per 1 u blu. Id
Apple markets firm; demand
New York Baldwins A2k firm
to 1925 per Dbl. in leading (
Northwestern extra fancy bOxeN
saps steady in city markets, II
$3.50. Sold at auction in New
Boston So to $3.50.
Livestock and Meats
Chicago hog prices advance
35c; heavy hogs advanced mo-
steers up 10c to Csc; butcher
heifers up 15c to 40c. Good
stockers and feeders steady
kinds dull and weak. Veal ca
25c to $3.50: fat lambs and v
Csc to SOC; fat ewes, Csc; feedt
unchanged. Chicago prices:
$11.35; bulk of sales, $11 to 81
dunn and good beef steers
1915; butcher cows and heits
to $8.15; feeder steers, $3.50
light and medium weight vei
$7.25 to 5000; fat lambs, slS
feeding lambs, $11.50 to $751;
lings, $10.25 to $14.25; fat eT
to $500.
In eastern wholesale fresh n
kets mutton and beef advanc
lamb and pork loins declined
up 81 to So: beef, soc to 81.
and pork loins weak at some
and as much as So lower
Prices good grade meats: Be
to $14; veal. SIG to SIS; lam
$29; mutton, $14 to $21; u
loins, $19 to $21; heavy loins,
Cotton.
Prices for spot cotton de-
points during the week, 81
17.14c per lb. New York
lures down so points, at 1Sc