The Holly chieftain., 1922-09-21
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Closing prices in Chicago cash mar
: seE NO. red winter wheat. $1.0t; No.
corn SO; No, yellow corn. 64c; No. 5
%hite oats, 86c. Average farm price:
Z" No ! mixed MIX corn In central Iowa. sic;
North Dakota. ssc Closing future
prices: Chicago December wheat.
Si.0o&: Chicago December corn. 66ss c:
KKinne.polls Ksn.sp III. Deeember wheat, tLol N:
winnipeg December wheat sshc.
Dairy Products.
Butter arket steady to firm. Hot
weather has continued to cut down
production and has reduced percentage
Of fancy grades In current arrivals
storage Eoods beginning to move In
% WAs New clss!ns Ya4R RgTs'r Ss
Aoc. Boston ssc. Chicago ssKc.
Cheese markets steady with only fair
volume OF trading. Buyers continue to
hold Oft more or less at present prices.
Cheese priees at Wisconsin primary
double daisies zoe. young Americas
soc. longhorns zoo. square prints 22c.
New York October future contracts ad-
vanced ~ points. Spot cotton closed
ct al.0So per pound today. New York
future contracts closed at 21.62c.
Hay.
t,Las. philsdeiphia $50. Pittsburgh
sls, Minneapolis SIS, st. Louis SIS. At
City slS.5o, Memphis s24. No. prairie.
Kansas City s10.60. St Louis 3I4.50.
Minneapolis $3.50.
Wheat feeds remain firm but sales
generally are small. High protein
feeds also slightly firmer. Drouth in
S14.50: standard middIings, 1850;
Minneapolis winter bran. Si9. Gray
shorts, $26 St. Louis. Linseed meal.
cago. Cotton seed meal. $33 Atlanta
$3l Memphis. Hominy feed. $29 At
lanta, $25.25 st. Louis.
Live stock and Meats.
Chicago prices: Hogs. top. $3.50:
bulk of sales. $7.25 to $3.50; medium
sus s9oa Sss ans s to 'sS ss
feeder steers. $3.50 to IS; light and
medium weight veal calves. $3.50 to
$13; fat lambs. $3.50 to 1880: feeding
to s1i.25; fat ewes. $3.50 to sG.25.
Prices good grade meats: Beef. $3.50
to SIT: veal. SIG to $40; lambs. $23 to
$25; mutton. s12 to $1b.50; light pork
ioins. s26 to sz9; heavy loins $13 to
$40.
Fruits md Vegetables.
Prices reported: New Jersey pota-
toes, No. / sacked cobblers, $1.50 to
$1.55 per hundred pounds Detroit,
Pittsburgh and Ohio cities; giants. 75c
to $1.25 in leading markets; 65c to 75c
T. o. b. New Jersey points. Maine cob
blers. s1.10 to $1.15 Boston. Csc +. o. b:
shipping points \ Northern It tbs M%Gla THTna
West, 81 to s1.05Sf. o. b. Minnesota
points. Western rurals. s1.40 to $1.50
in St. Louis. 6Oc +. o. b. Idaho points.
New York apples. wealthies. s2.75 to
SO per barrel eastern cities. Rhode
island greetings $3.50 to 81. Arkansas
and Illinois Jonathans. $3.50 to 81 in
the Middle West. California boxed
Eravensteins. s1.75 to s2.25 in leading
markets. Auction sales Chicago and
yellow globe onions. $3.50 to s2.15 per
Middele-western yellow. s1.5o to 81 in
leading cities. Massachusetts yellows
dull Boston. $1.75. weak. Connecticut
valles at $1.25 to $1,40. Spanish valen-
clans. $175 per crate Chicago. New
York peaches. elbertas. bushel basket.
mostly 81 to $1.75: firm Cincinnati at
S225 to s2.40: 90c to 81 +. o. b. shipping
points. Colorado and Michigan ell
bertas, 81 to $225 in markets of the
Central West. Auction sales Chicago.
s1.05 to SLIPS per box. Colorado can
markets at 81 to So per standard crate.
steady other cities at $1.50 to 81. Michi-
gan grapes concords and early moores.
4-qilart climax baskets. 25c to 3oc in
consuming centers. Concord steady at
zoe I. o. b.