The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-06
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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q. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Warrington, D. 9.
Fruits ..s Vegetables.

Virginia eastern shore cobblers
ranged S3.75 to IS per barrel In most
eastern markets on the 26th, Ss TO *s.ao
Boston and Chicago; Norfolk section
stock 3s75 to S4.f5. nroiinas ~ TO
$3.50. Virginia stock 81 to A.25 I; Q. ..
siapi's !S oa,a:. p..es.a s.sGlaa' .Is. and
bushel baskets. Carmons N.75 to $2.eo;
Hileys. s2.s0 to $3.50 in city markets.
Carmons Sl.50 at shipping points.
HIieys Sl.75 to S2.35. California canta-
loupes 50 to $3.50 per standard crate
In leading cities: Si.?5 to sl35 I. o. Q.
cash track Imperial valley. Georgia
and Florida Tom WatsnA Swatermelons
5000 to $3.50 bulk per eastern city
markets, $3.50 to $500 Chicago.
Live stoek anA Meats.
Chicago hog prices declined &c to loc
per 100 pounds for the week. Medium
and good beef steers ranged from l5c
lower to zoe higher. Bulk Of cows and
heifers were generally steady with
feeder steers about loc lower. Light
and medium weight veal calves were
Soc lower. Fat lambs averaged eoe
higher. yearlings l5c to Soc higher and
fat ewes Soc to 7sc higher per 100
pounds. Chicago prices: Hogs. top
sI0.75: bulk Of sales. $3.50 to Sl0.5o:
medium and good beef steers, $Ii5 to
S9.t0: butcher cows and heifers, - to
ss40: feeder steers. 36.es to $1I5:
light and medium weight veal calves.
feeding lambs. s10.75 to sl2; yearlings.
$3.50 to slI.50: fat ewes, 33.25 to 81.
Eastern fresh meat prices trended
generally downward. net declines rang
Ing from on pork loins to 2 on veal
and lamb. Prices good grade meats:
Beef SIS to $3.50: veal. !i2 to !ie:
lamb. SIS to s24; mutton. !i2 to sit:
loins. Sl3 to $50.
Spot cotton prices declined l2t points
during the week. New York July
futures down 1Sl points. Spot cotton
closed at 2i.4sc per pound: New York
July futures. 20.s5c.
Because of the scarcity Of top grades
Of hay among the recent heavy arrivals
at the various markets II 10 necessary
TO sell poor hay at Q sacrifice while
strictly top grades are firm at quota
tions. Quoted: No. ! timothy. Boston
1870. New Ycrk 1850; phlladslPhis s.p "a
Cincinnati s2l. No. alfalfa, Omaha.
1880 No. prairie. Omaha $3.50.
Chicago 1850. Minneapolis $3.50.
Feed.
Because OF low prices reached by
wheat feeds and reported pasturage
damage In the Middle West the market
developed some strength and has be-
come more active. Demand for other
feeds continues light Offerings. not
excessive. Quoted: Spring wheat bran.
Chicago 1880. Philadelphia S22. Stand
ard middlings. Chicago 1925. Winter
wheat bran. ST. Louis $3.50, Gluten
feed. Chicago. S3l.s5. Linseed meal.
New York S53 Hominy. St Louis.
S22.50.
Chicago July wheat up IAc. Chicago
July corn UP Ne. Market Influenced
mainly by weather conditions Closing
prices in chicaY, cash market: No. 2
red winter wheat. 31.l3: No. 2 hard
winter wheat. sl.13: No. 2 mixed corn.
Gee: No. 2 yellow corn. SIC: No. white
| oats. Bic. Average farm prices: No. 2
mixed corn in central Iowa, 4sc: No. 2
hard winter wheat in central Kansas.
/ s6c; No. / dark northern wheat in
central North Dakota. Sl.e2. Closing
future prices: Chicago July wheat.
si.l1h: Chicago July corn. 6lkc:
Minneapolis July wheat. sl.aoM Kan
sas City July wheat. $1.05: Winnipeg
July wheat. sl.24%.
Dairy Products.
Butter market firm and higher I'm
medium quality contributed consider
able support and buying for storage
has continued. Closing prices. % score:
New York. Philadelphia and Boston.
3ac: Chicago. 37xc. Cheese market
firm although trading has not become
really active. More confidence in
present price levels is evident. Some
storage buying. Prices at Wisconsin
primary markets.: Twins 1SHc. daisies
ishc. double daisies lekc. young
Americas 1Shc. longhorns lSkc. square
prints 19kc.