The Holly chieftain., 1922-07-13
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Warrington, D. O.
Fruits and vegetables.
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Warrington, D. Q.

=, Georgia peaches. o aiieys ana Deiies.
markets during. the week. nearly
cantaloupes. standards ass down soc
2oc. +. o. 5. Brawiey ai section. Georsia %
Tom Watsons medium sizes up $50 per
car New York. down 500 to 5000 Chi
cago under heavy receipts; little
transparent apples from Delaware.
Maryland and Illinois down SOC to 81
per 6nshel in consuming centers North
to 75c per barrel in most markets ex-
cept Pittsburgh. Virginia cobblers de-
clined SOC in leading cities. down Csc
I. o; b; Eastern Shore points. Kentucky
sacked cobblers down Csc per 100
pounds Cincinnati. Kansas early Ohios
weaker in Chicago.
Grain.
Net change for the week. Chicago
tember corn up 1lsc. Minneapolis July
wheat showed pronounced weakness
and led declines. Corn had Independent
stfength with With Leading elsyator , inter, T,
Chicago cash market: No. 2 red winter
and No. 2 hard winter wheat. $1.1S;
No. mixed corn, Csc; No, 2 yellow
age farm prices: No. mixed corn in
central Iowa. SIC; No. dark northern
wheat in central North Dakota, s1.34:
Kansas. si.1s. Closing future prices:
G. Chicago as ss September wheat s1;isX; Chi
apolis September wheat, ,si:25h; Kan
Winnipeg October wheat. $1.21h.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets unsettled during the
week. Closing prices, 90 score. butter:
New s, York. Phiiisdelphis and Boston.
Markets firm and higher. Trading
on confident basis: Interest in stor-
age buying continues Production
show effect of hot weather. Prices at
Wisconsin primary markets: Twins.
e daisies ses d9%ole daisies
2Okc; square prints, 20hc.
Live stock ana Meats.
HOG prices about &c net during the
week; beef steers up Sc to 45c; butcher
cows and heifers and veal calves
practically steady. Fat lambs 10c to
25c higher: feeding lambs 25c to 500
higher; yearlings steady to Csc higher:
fat ewes 25c to SIPS higher per 100
grades. Beef steers and butcher she
stock active. mostly steady to strong;
spots on desirable corn fed steers 1oc
steady to 26c higher. Sheep strong to
unevenly higher; fat lambs csc higher.
ChlcaSo prices: Hogs, top, $lU.SO; bulk
of sales. 1925 to $10.95; medium and
good beef steers. $8.15 to $3.50: butcher
cows and heifers. - to $875: feeder
steers. $5.65 to $7.76: light and medium
weight veal calves. $f.25 to 50: fat
lambs. $3.50 to $1375: feeding lambs.
$11.50 to $3.50: yeariings. 50 to $11.75;
fat ewes. $3.50 to $3.50.
The following changes occurred in
eastern wholesale fresh meat prices:
Pork loins Were steady to 81 lower;
veal steady to SO higher; lamb steady
to 81 higher; mutton 81 to g higher
lamb and mutton practically steady:
pork loins ranged 81 lower to 81
higher. depending on the market, and
veal firm to 81 higher. Prices good
grades meats. Beef, SIS to $17; veal.
s12 to SIS; lamb. sis to $50; mutton.
$14 to $1S: light pork loins, $l9 to $22;
heavy loins. $13 to s19.
Prices practically unchanged. Quoted:
No. timothy, New York ss2, Philadel-
$50. No. l alfalfa. Memphis SEQ
Wheat feeds fairly steady. demand
quiet. Quoted: Bran. s22 Philadelphia:
middlinEs. s23.75 Philadelphia: SO per
cent cotton seed meal. $42 Memphis:
gray shorts, s24.50 Memphis; winter
wheat bran, SIS Memphis.
Spot cotton prices advanced 119 points
during the week. New York July
futures up 1928 points. Spot cotton
closed at 23c per pound; New York
July futures, 22.90c.