The Ordway new era., 1922-11-17
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Emrnisheo by-
U. 5. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, D. G.

Grain.
Siosing prices in Cbico.o a.,.
> H., no. red winter wheat e. u, mar ar
cor,, WINTER wheat. SIZE: No :; o., No;
Z Mbi,e' rie' No. yellow corn. ilc. .i''Nsa NJ
prices; No. = mixed corn ~ Iarm
wh.' a. about SIC; No. 1 dark nor,haa. veh.raI
No . ha IN central North Dakota a7c.
Kansas winter wheat in central
chic.,,s p. Closing future pricaa
Gnicago December wheat. s1ieip ~ iiSes' Gt,s
D.c. iieceinDef corn. csc; Minneannii
Dece,r ec.nper wheat. si.13: Kansas pgiis S,t,,
wheat. S1.09s. '
Hay.
tarkets We're firm, though not nuo.
aa aoiy hiSher; receipts about canal IN
IL, eHiehts. Country offerings sIipbt
car -, indicating Improvement in
Timotby Fir l,,ua.iom esnao,. Alfalfa hay scarce.
anmpie n,p supply in important marisets
euoted No. l timothy. $40 t,bira,ro:
SS.oo atlanta. $3.50 Cincinnatj 81 "a
Timothy sis drsh.SU dhi,!o Pittsburgh. No.
Sb,neinnati, bi S26 New !-ork. Si6.5o PittsO
ouish. sh. NO. l clover. mixed. si7 chi
sss.5o ssss New Ny yarla Atlanta, SIG Cincinnati.
l alfalfa. S25 Chicago; ss5 Stianio ~; so; 30
cincinnati. No. 1 prairie, $50 CHICAGO.
Feed.
market situation UNCHANGED from
consi5arahi var shortage had caused
,bi,Nti@plc @plc accumulation at mills and
shippins points and resulted in firm
prices for transit shipments. Ouoted
5ahr,ah, S2Z.5o; middings. S2i. flour mid
MINES: MINES: Sg6' rye middlings. $22.5O,
$3.50. st. Louis White hominv ' feed
S29.50. Chicago; $3.50, st. Louis
inlfty-slN per cent cotton seed meal
5do;oo, Memphis S1l.50. Atlanta Thir-
ty-touf per cent linseod meal, $50,
Buffalo; $40. Minneapolis. Gluten feed
SS4.s5. Chicago. Beet pulp. SS4. Chi
Livestock and Meats.
AT Chicago all classes of livestock
declined in prices during the week.
$50; BULK of sales, $500 to $50; me-
dunn and good beef steers, $685. to
Sll;60; butcher cows and heifers. $3.50
TO $40; feeder steers, IS to $765; light
and medium weight veal calves SIZE
to $40; fat lambs, $l2.50 to SI4.1O;
feeding lambs $l22J to 1890; year
ilhSs, $9-25 10 Sl2.55; fat ewes, $3.50
Prices; Beef, SIS to SIT; veal. SIS to
SlS; lamb. $50 to S2G; mutton, $12 to
SIG; light pork luins S22 to SIS; heavy
Cotton.
points during the week. New York
December future contracts advanced
~ points; Spot cotton closed at 24.S9c
Fruits and Vegetables.
Prices reported: New York Danish
type cabbage. 50 to SIS per ton, bulk.
most city markets, SIG to $50 in Phil
adelphia; domestic stock, SS to $14.
Eastern markets. New York sacked
round white potatoes. 7l.15 to Sl.35 per
100 lbs. leading markets; 95c f. o. b.
shipping points. Main Green noun
tains, S1.i0 to S1.5O in New York and
Boston. Bulk stock, 9Oc to 95c, +. O. b.
shipping points. Irish cCbblers, S1.30
to S1.35 in Boston; 75c to soc, f. o. b.
Northern sacked round whites, soc to
SIPS in the Middle West; Csc to 73c,
win apples. S3.75 to $3.50 per barrel in
New York and Chicago: $375, f. o. b.
shipping points. Rhode Island green
ings. S3.75 to $3.50 New York and Phil
adelphia. reaching top of So in Chi
cago. Eastern York Imperials. $3.50
to 81 in New York and philadelphia;
northwestern extra fancy boxed Jona-
thans, 81 to $3.50 leading markets.
Dniry Products.
Butter markets firm at steady prices
during the week; production decreas-
ing; supplies on market, especially of
fancy grades, somewhat limited. High
prices of top scores have turned more
interest to medium and underSrades.
Withdrawals from storage heavy. Clos
ing prices. 81 score Sutter: New York,
1890; Philadelphia, soc; Boston, 49c;
Chicago, 4SlAc.
Cheese markets barely steady uh-
dertone unsettled. Prices do not show
much change from week ago, but trad
ing is slow and mostly confined TO
small lots of goods for immediate
needs. Prices at Wisconsin primary
cheese markets: Daisies. 20 c; Dou-
BILE Daisies. 2iec; LohShorhs' +oAc'
Square Prints, 25c.