The Dolores star., 1922-04-14
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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u. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Warrington, d. O.
Western ss-,p.p.r uuio. xr,s ssrv,s.,
Warrington, d. O.

Receipts continue very light general-
ly and prices are firm. Better grades
Demand urgent at Chicago for imme-
diate requirements of timothy and for
limited quantity OF prairie. Bad roads
'r i timothy. feSs1' Sep York. 70 % sss; Phi Psiiadei.
phia. s23; Pittsburgh. S2s.5O: Cincin-
natti, t2s.25: Chicago. ,!2s to 127; Mem
SEQ: Memphis. &2s. No. prairie. Kan
sas City. 3i1.75; Chicago. SIS.
Feed.
Markets weak and inactive. Bran
and middlings offerings heavy for
prompt and April shipment. Linseed
and cottonseed meal firm: offerings >
fair: export demand good. Gluten
duction heavy. offerings large: demand
fair; prices steady. Stocks of most
feeds good. Interior demand continues
Resellers discountins
prices in many markets. Quoted: Bran.
$3.50: middiings. SALTS: flour mid
dlings: SIS. Minneapolis; white hominy
low hominy, S20.5O Chicago: linseed
meal. S5l.50 Minneapolis: 351 Buffalo:
ae per cent cotton seed meal. $3.50 AZ i
meal, $3.50 Kansas city.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets unsettled during tho
week and barely steady. Buyers have
been operating cautiously because OF
uncertain market and with heavier re-
ceipts accumulations have developed on
some markets. Closing prices 90 score:
New York. 35tc Chicago and fhiladel-
phia 36c: Boston. 37c.
Cheese markets on lower basis.
Trading light following declines on
Wisconsin cheese boards. Approach of
heavier producing season appears to be,
OF influence on present markets. Prices
at Wisconsin primary markets: Twins
and Daisies. lsc; Double Daisies. 17Ac:
Longhorns, zoe: square prints. 2OAc.
Fruit nnd Vegetables.
Eastern potato markets steady; Chi
sacked round whites, 81 to S2.l5 per
100 lbs: northern stock down Be to l5c
in Chicago carlot market at $3.50 to
sl.70. Maine Green Mountains steady
in Boston, s1.75 to sl.90: bulk stock.
sl.s5 to s2.15 in New York and Phil
sections at sl.21 to s1.3l. Round whites
steady Michigan points. fob. at $40
to sr.i5 Florida spaulding Rose No.
!. double head barrels steady New :
York: Pittsburgh. $40 to sl0.50: slow.
dull Philadelphia: Baltimore. $3.50 to ~.
Cabbage markets steady for Texas.
flat firm $40 to $50 per ton bulk in
leading city markets; Florida and
South Carolina pointed dull at 81. to
sl.S5 per lis bushel hamper
Onion markets held recent gains
Eastern yellow varieties. $40 to sll,5o
per 100 lbs. sacked in eastern markets.
Middlewestcrn red and yellow varieties.
$40 to sll in Cincinnati and st. Louis,
California Australian browns. $3.50 to
Bermudas. No. and standard crates.
SIS to S5.75 in St Louis and eastern
cities. Florida Bermudas;, s. to s5.75
per crate in Baltimore and Chicago.
Live stock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices rnnsed lOc lower
to &c higher. Beef steers and butcher
cows and heifers up loc to 25c: veal
tically unchanged. Best ewes and
handy weight fat lambs We're shade
higher with other classes 25c to soc
slO,5O: bulk of sales. $500 to 5000:
medium and good beef steers. s7.25 to
to sS.25; feeder steers. $40 to s7.25:
light and medium weight veal calves.
s6.25 to 80; fat lambs. siS;75 to SIC;
to slO.5O.
With the exception Of fresh pork
not materially changed. Beef down soc
to 81. Good grade veal 81 lower. with
medium grade unchanged. Lamb and
mutton steady. Pork loins up 81 to 81.
Price good grade meats: Beef. $12 to
s13: veal. sl3 to SIS: lamb. s2s to s28;
mutton, s1s to ,2l: light pork loins.
$21 to s24. heavy loins. $l7 to S2l.
Grain.
Markets unsettled during week and
closed irregular. Outside interest light
and prices easily influenced. Cash de.
mand fair. Sentiment and news OF
| mixed character. Duty of soc on for
eisn wheat an increase OF SC over
DILL "ElCn VIII virtually
clude Canadian and Argentine importa-
tions of wheat and unfavorable crop
news stimulated the demand. Depress-
ing influences were large, estimate for +
Russian crop and weak foreign mar
kets. Wheat futures closed lower. Sea-
board reports fair export demand for +
corn, which closed fractionally higher. !
Closing prices in Chicago cash mar
kets: No. red winter wheat s1.33:
No: hard winter wheat; $1.S3; No; .
No. white oats, 3Gc. Average farm
prices: No. dark northern wheat in z
central North Dakota, about $l.32; No.
hard winter wheat In central Kansas,
Sl15: No. mixed corn in central Iowa, a
43c. For the week Minneapolis May
wheat up lAc. closing at $l.40h; Kan
sas City unchanged at $l.1SS: Winni-
peg nc lower at s1.33.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices advanced 10 points +
during the week, closing at 1890 per
pound New York May futures up 20 {
points at 1890.