The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-10
MARKETCRAM
Issued by the Ohio Division Of Mar.
kets, Monday, February 6, 1922:

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| :. Hay
Most markets firm on lighter re-
ceipts as result Of, heavy SHOWS In
east and rainy and, bad loading weath-
1 or in the west. Demand unimproved
and the slight price advances were
caused almost entirely by temporary
scarcity of good quality hay. No. 4
timothy quoted Feb. 4-Boston $3.50;
New York $27.50; Philadelphia $24;
Cincinnati $20.50; Chicago s22: Min
neapolis $1S; Atlanta s27. No. 1 al.
falfa-Kansas City s2O.25; Chicago
s22.5O; Minneapolis s21. No. / prai.
rie--Kansas City $3.50; Chicago SIG;
Minneapolis SIS.
Feed
Demand quiet. Less inquiry from
country trade account recent advanc-
es about $4 per ton in bran and mid.
dlings. Resellers now offering wheat
feed SOC to 81 under mill prices. Cot.
tonseed meal easier, price reduced
SOC. Linseed meal firm on withdraw
al OF offerings by mills. Gluten feed
production at or near capacity. De-
mand fair. Hominy feed quiet. Stock
and receipts good, movement fair.
Warehouse stock of wheat feeds in
Buffalo about 10000 tons. Quoted
Feb. 4-Bran $3.50, middlings $22,
Minneapolis; 36 percent cottonseed
meal $3425, Memphis; gluten feed
1 $31.65, white hominy feed s21.25 Chi
cago; No. 1 alfalfa meal s16.75, Kan.
sas City; "a percent linseed meal SAB
Minneapolis
IT,. Fruits and Vegetables
Potato markets were dull and weak
during the week.. Haulings light in
producing sections, demand limited.
New York sacked round whites down
! SC in city markets at s2.25-$2.35 down
10c I. o. b. shipping points at $685.
$1.98. Northern sacked stock down
, 10c in Chicago at $1.65.1.SO, weak in
! St. Louis at $1.9O-$2OO. Maine green
mountains, in bulk, weaker in New
York and Philadelphia at $2.3O-$2.5O,
down 10c I. o. b. at S1.56; sacked
stock steady in Boston at $215-$2.25.
Western sacked rurals weak f. o. b.
Colorado and Idaho points at sOc'
s1.1O. >"
Cabbage nearly steady. Supplies
old stock limited, now stock liberal
in most cities. New York and North.
ern Danish type at $S5-s5O per ton
bulk in most cities; slightly weaker
I. o. b. western New York at $32-$33
Texas early flat stock down IS t. o. b
at $40. weaker in st. Louis at $40;
weaker in Chicago and Kansas City
at $2.50.$3 per 100 lib. crate.
Apple markets firm; supplies mod
crate. New York Baldwins, A21a al
$7.75.$8.00 per barrel in eastern mar
kets. $7.50.$S.25 in Chicago. North
western extra fancy boxed Spitzen
burgs firm in Philadelphia and New
York at $3.4O-$3.75, Jonathans steady
in Chicago at $2.5O.s3. Extra fancy
Winesaps up SOC in Chicago at So
$3.50 per box, firm in New York al
$3.25.$3.6O.
Onions continue to advance. in mos
markets Chicago slightly weaker
Eastern yellow globes ranged $S-$S.5(
. per 100 lb. sack in eastern cities
reaching high point in Boston. Mid
dlewetsern yellow stock down 25c il
Chicago at $6.75-$7O0,R red varieties
$3.50 in middlewestern cities; Vel
lows up 2cs5Oc at Mass shipping
point at $8.25.
: Florida celery down 25c +. o. b
ruling So per crate slightly weaker il
city market at $4-$4.75. California
stock slightly weaker at $3.50 pc
crate.
Livestock and Meats
zoe to soc per 100 lbs. during thu
Chicago hog prices advanced from
week; medium and light weights
gaining most. Beef steers general!
firm to 10c higher. Feeder steer
firm to 15c higher. Veal calves 25
to 75c. Fat lambs and yearlings gen
orally Csc higher; feeding lambs ant
fat ewes unchanged. Feb. six Chica
go prices: Hogs, top SOS; bulk o
sales 50 to $3.50; medium and goo'
beef steers s675 to 80; butcher cow
and heifers 81 to SITS; feeder steer
-$5.15 to Sc; light and medium weigh
veal calves 81 to $10.75; fat lambs
$12 to $14.10; feeding lambs $10.50 t.
s1S; yearlings 1918 to $1S; fat ewes
$5.$7.75.
,Stocker and feeder shipments from
12 important markets the week end
ing Jan. % were: Cattle and calves
55,026; hogs 3,O74; sheep 2S,S71.
. Eastern wholesale fresh meat pric
!, es we're not materially changed. Yea
: unchanged, beef and pork loins stea