The Holly chieftain., 1922-07-20
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Warrington, d. G..
Warrington, D. G.

Cotton.
Spot cotton prices dropped about ~
points during the week. New York
ton closed around 22.51c per pound.
New York July futures 22.26c.
Hay.
Hay receipts in most markets light
oe%sad ososa So Tm,ny PRICES $3.50 Pa
1ss Sarss: sa 0i Philadelphls; pfhs ay $3.50 New
York; ;ls Minneapolis; $3.50 Atlantis,
No; Nex yar% yti%othy sls phiadslDhie; ad,! $50
clover hay. SIS Pittsburgh. No. clo-
yer mixed. 1850 Pittsburgh: t1s Phil
adelphia: S26 New York; s24.50 At
No. . prairie. SIS Minneapolis. Nc. i
alfalfa. $3.50 Atlanta.
Feed.
Market quiet: Receipts and move
ment fair. Offerings of wheat feeds
feed firm, offerings small. Gluten feed
price unchanged, offerings good. de-
msnd fair. Linseed meal and cotton.
normal for this season OF the year.
Minneapolis. Middiings. ;2s.75 Phil
sngs .s5s s s'suS Mnne mae.
apolis. Gluten. $2S.s5 Chicago; $34.s5
Philadelphia: 36 per cent cottonseed
meal, 81 Memphis; $3.50 Atlantis.
$24.58 Chicago. Linseed meal, 344, I. o.
b. shipping points.
Dairy Products.
Butter market continued firm during
the week, especially on fancy butter
continue heavy. Storage stocks steady
ily increasing. CLOSING s prices. 90 score
Philadelphia. 37hc: Chicago. 35c.
Cheese prices slightly lower on Wis
consin cheese board. Market easier.
stH s sfeat Of ho
weather on quality is increasing. Prices
at Wisconsin primary cheese markets:
Flats: 20hc:. Twins. 1sAc; Daisies. zoe;
Double Daisies. 1sAc; Young Americas.
19&c; Longhorns. 2OKc.
Livestock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices advanced 10c to
zoe over those of week ago. Beef
cows and heifers steady to CSC and veal
calves showed a 75c net advance. Feed
er steers remained unchanged. Fat
lambs dropped Csc to Soc: .yearlings
advanced Csc to 40c and fat ewes 15c
to Soc per hundred pounds. Chicago
hog prices steady to &c higher on bet
higher. Beef steers active; desirable
corn feeds l0c to zoe higher; butcher
cows and heifers generally steady:
choice corn feeds steady to a shade high
er; other classes beef cattle practical-
25c higher. Chicago prices: Hogs. top.
!l1.d5 teariy); bulk OF sales. $9l5 to
$3.50 to $40; butcher cows and heifers.
$4.1O to 50; feeder steers, $5.66 to $775;
one-half light and medium weight veal
calves, $3.50 to SO; fat lambs. $12.50
to $3.50: feeding lambs, $11.75 to $13;
sssa5ilnEs' ssas. 1913 to 'is; rat ewes 70 to
Prices good grade meats: Beef. $3.50
sss' ~. mutton. tea Sc SIS 'f to Sc: % light P pors
loins. $50 to $24: heavy loins. S14 to
$1s.
v,r.,,s Fruit. and Vegetable; ssaas co,,,.r,
New York: 1885 to 81 in Pittsburgh:
s4.25 to s4;76 other markets;ts to 1925.
lima and Norfolk irish cobblers mostly
1925 to s4.25. Kansas sacked early
Ohios, $40 to $3.50 per 100 lbs. in Chi
cago and Kansas City. Georgia Tom
per car, New York and Chicago: $175
t. $3.50 in Philadelphia. $500 to 1870 in
Pittsburgh. South Carolina stock. 5000
to $500. New York and Chicago, Cali.
to $2.75 in city markets. North Caro-
lima green meats. s1.50 to 81: South
Carolina 81 to $50. Georgia peaches.
bellies. s2.25 to So II Eastern markets;
Elbertas, $2.25 to $3.50. In producing
sections. Bellies. $1.75: Elbertas. .$2.25
Pies. 81 SITS % to ss.2s per- peq bushei BASKET
in Boston and Pittsburg.
Grain.
Wheat prices declined on good wealth
er conditions and break in continental
exchange. Cash markets strong; do.
mestic demand good; foreign demand
slow. Closing prices in Chicago cash
No. 2 hard winter wheat, $1.1S: No. 2
mixed corn. 63c; No. 2 yellow corn. 64c:
No. white oats. 38c. Average farm
price: No. 2 mixed corn in central
Iowa, about Sic. Closing future prices:
Chicago September wheat. $1.13: Chi
cago September corn, 64c: Minneapolis
September wheat. $1.21: Kansas City
September wheat. sL0S1; Winnipeg
October wheat, &1.17A.