The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-03
MARK.ETGRAM
Markets January 30, 1922:
Grain

Markets january 30, 1879:
Grain
The grain market had a firm under.
tone during the week and prices .ad-
vanced. Chicago May wheat up four
cents closing a $119%; Chicago May
corn up &c at 54A. Principal market
factors were strength in Liverpool
and Buenos Aires; Good milling de-
mand for cash wheat, and drouth in
southwest. Wheat and flour on ocean
passage Ss,5f2,oo0 bushels as COM
pared with 40,5S6,O0 bushels same
week last year. Visible supply wheat
43,S71 900 bushels, an increase of 49,
900 bushels for week. Visible supply
corn 26729,000 bushels an increase of
$4,000 bushels for week. Closing
prices in Chicago cash market: No. 2
red winter wheat 1927; No. 2 hard
winter wheat $1.19; No. mixed corn
soc; No. 2 yellow corn soc; No. 8
white oats 35c. Average farm price:
No. 2 mixed corn in central Iowa
about 37c; No. dark northern wheat
in central North Dakota $1.17h; No.
2 hard winter wheat in Central Kan
sas 81. For the week Minneapolis
May wheat up 3hc closing at $1.26as;
Kansas City May wheat up 2%c at
$1.1OM; Winnipeg May wheat four
cents at SLIT.
Hay
Market situation fairly steady. Re-
ceipts slightly in excess of demand in
several markets but best grades sold
at prices but little changed from last
week. Low grade moving slowly
Notices of shipments indicate lighter
receipts for next few days. Quoted
January 28th No. 1 timothy Boston
$2S, New York 28, Philadelphia $23,
$22.5O, Cincinnati $40, Chi
cago $22, Atlanta $265O, Savannah
$27.5O. No. 1 alfalfa Kansas City $21,
Memphis $25. No. prairie Kansas
City $1O.25, Minneapolis $3.50.
Feed
Markets quiet. Most sales are for
immediate shipment which command
premium over future deliveries. Con-
sumers buying from hand to mouth.
FEBRUARY shipment bran and middlings
quoted in Chicago respectively at 81
and $1.50 less than for prompt ship
ment. Cottonseed and linseed meal
firm. Hominy feed weak, sales light.
Gluten feed unchanged, inquiry fair.
ly good. Alfalfa meal and beet pulp
firm; stocks good; movement light.
Export demand for high protein feed
poor. Quoted January % bran $1S.75,
middlings s1S.25 Minneapolis; 36 per-
cent cottonseed meal $34 Memphis;
glute feed $30.65 Chicago; "a percent
linseed meal $43 Minnepalis. SAT Buff
falo; No. / alfalfa meal $16.5O Kansas
City; White hominy feed $2O.50 st.
Louis $21 Chicago.
Fruits and Vegetables
Advances in onion prices continued.
Demand and movement active at Mas
sachusetts shipping points with yell
low globes, up 75c-$1 at $7.75-$s.00 per
100 pounds sack. Eastern yellow
varieties up 50c$1 in eastern cities at
$7.5O-$S.00. Middlewestern yellow
globes csc to 81 higher in leading
wholesale markets at $7-$8.25.
Potato prices In eastern wholesale
market held firm, sacked New York
round whites selling at $2.25-s2.4O per
100 pounds; bulk stock $2.35-$2.50.
Prices firm at western New York
points at $2O5,$2.1o. Maine green
in bulk weak fob at $1.56-
$166; steady in city markets at $2.25-
$2.55. Northern sacked round whites
weaker in producing sections at $155-
$3.50; down 1Oc-25c in Chicago at
$1.75-$1.9O.
Cabbage markets dun and weak for
old stock nearly steady for new stock.
New York and Northern Danish stock
down IS in most city markets at $35-
$45 per ton bulk; $S5 fob shipping
points. Texas domestic flat firm in
middlewestern markets at $2.50.$3.25
per 100 pounds; steady fob at $25 per
ton.
Apple prices in city markets lrm.
New York Baldwins A2h ranging
$7-$S per barrel. Western New York
shipping points ruled 81.
Livestock and Meats
Chicago hog prices made net ad-
vances ranging from rs to 45c per
100 pounds during the week. Beef
steers, feeder steers and butcher cows
and heifers ranged from weak to 25c
lower Veal calvaa advanced 16c I'm