The Delta independent., 1922-09-29
1t. Louis $3.50, Minneapolis SIT.

| seed meal higher on light production.
Gluten and hominy feed up soc to 81
Quoted Sept. % spring bran s17, stan
| dard middlings s19 Minneapolis; win
ter bran s19 Kansas City; $20.5O St
Louis; grey shorts .$24.5O Kansas; lin
seed meal $4775 New York; $40 Min
neapolis; SO per cent cottonseed meal
s34 Memphis, s35 Atlanta; alfalfa
meal s2l so Kansas City; gluten $780,
S5 Chicago; white hominy 1872 Phila-
fdelphia
Dairy Products: Butter markets
firm during the week. Fancy goods
have been scarce and the shortage
has held up prices. Poor quality of
| fresh butter has turned some interest
to storage goods which are beginning
to move Closing prices, 80 score but
ter: New York 43c; Chicago Ale;
Philadelphia 44c Boston 421sc. Cheese
markets firm during the week. Cur
trent receipts somewhat irregular in
quality due to hot weather, but sup
pies are lighter and prices showing
upward tendency Trading fairly ac-
tive Cheese prices on Wisconsin
primary markets Sept %: twins 2oH C
daisies PIC; double daisies 2OAc;
young americas 1890; longhorns FL
1ac; square prints 23c.
Fruits and Vegetables: Reports
limited account of Jewish holiday
Chicago potato market declined 45c
during the week. Other markets
steady to firm. Prices up 15c at
Maine shipping points, down l0-3oc
other points. Apples generally steady
to firm. slightly weaker Chicago On
ions show little change. Massachu-
setts stock weak in Boston. Cabbage
slow and dull Peaches strong in cas-
tern markets. weaker in the central
west Prices reported Sept. 23rd
Maine potatoes, sacked cobblers Sl.l5-
sl45 per 100 lb. in eastern markets.
Bulk stock firm T0c to 75c +. o. b.,
green mountains at same range. New
Jersey soaked giants 90c to 95c New
York City. Northern round whites
lower in Chicago at s1.05-S1.2O, weak
er at shipping points S5c to s5c fob.
Minnesota early ohios s1-1l5 in Chi
cago. red river ohios S1.1O-1.6O in med
western markets. New York apples,
red fall varieties and maiden blush
T5c to sl.25 per bushel eastern mar
kets s3-3.25 per Dbl. Pittsburgh. Hi
nois and Indiana jonathans steady
Chicago s5.5O-s5.75 California boxed
gravensteins at auction in Chicago at
25-S22O New York and Middlewes-
tern yellow onions S150-S1I5 per 100
lb sack in leading markets. Massa'
chusetts yellow globes weak in Bos-
ton $l-s125. New York domestic cab
bage Baltimore s20-s25 per ton bulk
Northern domestic stock chicago
.s75Oss25. danish type s10.60. Mid
western round type s25 Cincinnati.
+ Grain: Grain prices were some
what uncertain during the week in
fluenced by war situation abroad but
the close was higher compared with a
week ago. Chicago Dec. wheat up 4
.s.S Chicago Dec. corn up S-S. Wheat
prices broke sharply on the 23rd ac'
count liquidation and peace talk
abroad. Export demand quiet. Corn
declined with wheat. Country oner-
ings corn to arrive very small; cash
demand only fair. Closing prices IN
Chicago cash market: No. winter
wheat s113: No. . hard winter wheat
s1.oS: No. mixed corn SAC; No.
yellow corn 64c: No white oats 4oc:
Average farm prices: No. mixed
corn in central Iowa about sic; NO.
hard winter wheat in central Kansas
qOc: closing future prices: Chicago
December corn IS sc: Minneapolis
December wheat s106 3-S; Kansas
city December wheat 99Ac: Winnie
peg December wheat &c.
Live Stock and Meats: Compared
with a week ago Chicago hog prices
ranged from So to 55c higher. Strictly
choice and prime beef steers were Is
to 25c higher, grass steers 10 TO loc
higher. stockers and feeders strong
to Csc higher. Better grades butcher
cows and heifers were steady. lower
grades 25 to soc lower: fat and feed
ing lambs mostly 75c higher. yearlings
soc higher and fat sheep steady to 25c
higher for the week. On Sept. 2Srd
lighter weight hogs at Chicago were
10 to 15c higher than Fridays average
with heavy hogs slow and about
steady. Sheep and lamb prices We're
practically unchanged Sept % Chi
cago prices: Hogs. top. s1o55; bulk
of sales s7.75 to s10.5O: medium and
good beef steers $3.50 to s1o.s5; but
cher COWS and heifers 81 to $3.50:
feeder steers s5.65 to sS.25: light and
medium weight veal calves S1o.50 to
s13.25: fat lambs $3.50 to STATS;
feding lambs $3.50 to s14.S5; year.
lings s9.25 to s12.25: fat ewes SS.75
to s7lO. Stocker and feeder ship
,,,.,., fro,, I . ;p,nortant markets dur.