The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-24
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Issued by the ohio Division of Mar.
kets for the week ending February
II:
Ali grains sold at new high points
during the week. Principal markets
factors. Were: Close ADJUSTMENT Of
world supply and demand, higher for
eign nartftsj unfavoratle crops re-
ports ,fFQp ysppthwest and Argentine,
and hhprbidis milIibs ahdl flour de;
mand, Closlng. prices in ChicakS cash
market; No! q RED Winter wheat
$1,34; NO. 2. hard winter wheat 81 80 |,
No. 2 mixed corn SIC; No. q yellow
corn SIC; No. 8 white oats about
36Ac. Average fran prices: No. 2
mixed corn in central Iowa about 44c;
No. 1 dark Northern wheat in central
North Dakota $1.32A; No. 2 hard win.
ter wheat in Central Kansas sl.20.
For the week Chicago May wheat ad.
vanced 51s net closing at $1.37as; Chi.
cago May corn up &c at 62Ac; Minne-
apolis May wheat up Az at $1.4OA;,
Kansas City May wheat up 5Ac at
s1.2eh; Winnepeg May wheat up
7Ac at $1.a4M
Fruits and Vegetables T.. /,
Eastern potato markets continued
to weaken during the week. New
York sacked round whites down 15-
40c at $2.$216 per 100 lbs; Weaker
In producing sections at $1.78-s1.S8.
Maine Green Mountains steady in
New York at s22O-$2.35 per 100 lbs, !,
bulk; sacked stock down 15c in 9TH
er eastern cities at $2-s2.25. North
ern sacked round whites firm in Chi.
cago at $1.65-$1.95; nearly steady +. o.
b. shipping points at $1.55-$1.65 Colo
RADIO and Idaho growers receiving 90c
to 81 for rurals.
Sweet potato demand limited. Eas.
tern markets nearly steady for east
ern stocks, middlewestern cities
slightly weaker for southern stock.
Delaware and Maryland yellows rang
ed $1.6O-$2 per ,bushel hamper; Ten.
nessee Nancy Halls 81 to $1.25.
Demand for apples good in produc-
Ing sections. New York Baldwins
A2h firm I. O. b. at $7.25 per barrel
wire orders; large sizes $7.75-$S.OO.
Northwestern extra fancy winesaps
firm I. o. b. Washington points at
s2.50,s2.60 per box the highest price
this season; firm in city markets at
s3.25'$3.75. Extra fancy Jonathans
steady in middlewestern cities at $2.-
76-$3,25. New York Baldwins A2M
firm in city wholesale markets at ST.
.75,$S.25 per barrel.
Celery markets dull and weak. Flor.
Ida stock ranging S3.25-$4.00 per crate
In consuming markets; down 15c at
shipping points at s2.35-s2.5O. Cali
fornia golden appears weaker at $3.50
$500,
Most cabbage markets dull and
weak. Danish type stock declined
$3.50 in New York. Philadelphia and
Chicago at $2S.$3S per ton bulk; stea-
dy In Pittsburg and Cincinnati at
@40.$6O; weak at Western New York
points at $50. Texas early flat stock
weak in st. Louis at $50; ruled $3.50
I. o. b. shipping points.
Hay
Receipts generally lighter and mar
kets ruled firm to higher. Fairly good
demand at most markets. Good quail.
ty alfalfa wanted at Chicago. Quoted
February II No. 1 timothy New York
500. Philadelphia "a. Pittsburg $22,5O,
500, Chicago $22.5O. Mem.
phis $22. No, alfalfa Chicago S22.5O,
Memphis $25, No. prairie Chicago
SIS.
ft''TsoSSAh ASSu tNdt hCto otiou6s Nuot-
ern markets steady but inactive, Of
ferings OF wheat feeds for prompt
shipment light but considerable pres
sure to sell for march and April ship
ment. Production of wheatfeeds In
southwest improving; offerings in
creased. Linseed meal strong, produc.
tion light, offerings small, Cottonseed
meal firmer. supplies good, demand
light. Gluten feed in good demand,
heavy. Hominy feed stea.
dy. offerings freer. Alfalfa meal do
mand and offerings light. Receipts
and stocks generally good. demand
light. Quoted February II bran S25,
tonseed meal s37 Memphis; Linseed
middlings $25 Minneapolis; White
hominy feed $22.50, Chicago; Gluten
feed $32.16 Chicago; 36 percent cot,
meal $46 Minneapolis,
Live Stock and Meats
Chicago hog prices advanced 15 to
A..