The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-24
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QUOTATIONS.
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U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Warrington, D. O.
Fraits ana Vegetables.
Washington, d. o.

New Jersey sacked Irish cobblers
no, !. firm In eastern markets at 31.26
70 $l.65 per 100 pounds; steady Chicago
at $i.s0 TO $l.65. firm shipping points
to ;iso few markets SOC s 70 ssc cl' o. 'i S
Kansas. Minnesota and Nebraska early
Ohios 81 to $1.15 Chicago and Kansas
City. Soc to CSC I. O. b. Delaware,
Maryland cantaloupes, green, pink
meats. standards ass. 81 70 Si.5o New
York and pittsburgh. 81 to $3.50
hoston; California salmon tints $3.50
Chicago. North Carolina Tom Watsons.
small sizes. Philadelphia sl25 bulk per
car. Delaware. Maryland stock, medium
sizes, S225 to s3S5 Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh. Missouri melons. small.
$3.50 to Sls5 Chicago. Virginia peaches,
to S2.a6 eastern markets. New Jersey,
Delaware and Maryland various varie-
ties. $3.50 to ~. Illinois. Indiana and
Missouri Elbertas. 32.?5 to So Pitts
burgh and Middle West. Massachu-
sets yellow globe onions. No. 1. New
York $2.2s. Boston 32.75 per 100 pounds.
Middle western yellow. varieties. .i22b
to $3.50 In leading markets. Washing
ton stock. $2.25 Chicago. New York
Orange county yellows New York 81 to
$2.25. New York apple market demor-
alized. New York Oldenburgs. Am.
$2.25 to $3.50 per barrel Boston. Pitts
burg. Soc to 81 bushel. Michigan
Oldenburga. 75c to 81 Chicago. South
eastern various varieties. Soc to 81
New York and Baltimore.
Live Stock and Meats.
Chicago prices: Hogs. top. SO: bulk
Of sales. i7.75 to 1926: medium and
good beef steers. $40 to 5000:
Ssn afmeI Cow sne a. n ~ ~ - 20 .o "a
medium weight veal calves, $11.25 to
$3.50: fat lambs, So to 313: feeding
lambs $11,50 to $3.50; yearlings, $8.75
to I'll: fat ewes. $3.50 to 37ss.
Prices good grade meats: Beef, SIS
to Slz25; veal. SIS to SIS: lamb. $24 to
SGT: mutton, $23 to $27; light pork
loins. $2s to 327: heavy loins. SIS to $50.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices advanced 26 points
during the week. New York October
futures contracts advanced Sc points.
Spot cotton closed at 20.72c per pound.
New York. October futures. 20.70c.
/ Closing prices in Chicago cash mar
ket: No. red winter wheat. $t03: No.
mixed corn. SIC: No. 2 yellow corn, CSC:
No. 3 white oats. s2c. Average farm
prices: No. 2 mixed corn in central
Iowa. f9c: No. 2 hard winter wheat In
central Kansas. S5c; No. l dark north
ern wheat in central North Dakota, 92c.
Closing futures prices Chicago Septcm-
Der wheat. sl.01: Chicago September
corn. 59he; Minneapolis September
wheat, si.0iX Kansas City September
wheat. 93hc., Winnipeg October wheat.
$i.a2a.
No. I timothy, New York. $3.50:
| Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, S19: Chi
cago, s24: Atlanta. $23: st. Louis. e2l.
No. timothy. 81 to 81 below No. !
prices. No. alfalfa. st. Louis. $3.50:
Memphis, s23 No. l prairie. st. Louis,
| Sl7.50: Chicago. 80.
Bran, $ii.25; middlings. 1850 flour
| middlings. SEQ. Minneapolis. No. al
| falfa meal. $1975, Kansas City. Thlr-
| ty-three per cent linsced meal. $4475,
Minneapolis: $3.50. Chicago: $3.50.
Philadelphia. White hominy feeds,
| $24.50, st. Louis Gluten feeds, s2ss6.
Chicago. Thirty per cent cottonsesd
meal. $4,000. Atlanta; $34. Memphis.
Dairy Products.
Closing prices % score butter: New
York. 34Ec: Philadelphia, 36Mc: Bos-
ton. 36c: Chicago. 3s%c.
Cheese markets about steady. Wis
consin prices declined slightly early In
week, and trading showed an increase
since then. Prices at Wisconsin pri-
mary cheese market: Twins and
| Daisies. lsXc; Double Daisies. 1shc:
Young Americas. Ice: Longhorns. 1ekc;
square Prints. 2lc.