The Raymer enterprise., 1922-04-20
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Warrington, D. Q.
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Grain.

Grain.
Prices kept within narrow range
during the week and closed slightly
higher. Chicag May wheat up lc.
closing at $l.S1: Chicago May corn up
INC at bsAc. Principal market factors
were cold weather over wheat belt,
higher exchange rates and strength In
foreign markets: export demand slow.
Closing prices In Chicago cash market:
No. red winter wheat. Sl.32; No, q
hard winter wheat. $l.32: No. mixed
corn. 6Sc: No. yellow corn. 5sc; No. s
white oats. 37c. Average farm prices:
No. mixed corn in central Iowa,
in central North Dakota, $l.34h; No.
hard winter wheat In central Kansas,
H.20. For the week: Minneapolis May
wheat up nc at $l.41h; Kansas City
May wheat up TX at Sl.1S: Winnipeg
May wheat up INC at $l.32%.
Live Stock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices ranged firm to
lbc higher. medium and heavy hogs
advancing most. Beef steers and
heifers averaged about steady; butcher
cows weak to 3oc lower. Feeder steers
unchanged: veal calves show net de-
clines OF 75c to 81 per 100 pounds. Fat
lambs broke badly, net declines rang
Ing from s2 to $2.25; yearlings down
Sl.2b to $50. fat ewes SOC to $l.25.
Chicago prices; Hogs: top, sio.s5;
ana euik sdos Of sales ss 5000 to ;lo15; medium
butcher cows and heifers, ;4.35 to
$S.25: feeder steers. $5.40 to 3735; light
and medium weight veal calves, $3.50
TO IS; fat lambs. .$i1.25 to $l4.50: year.
llngs, slo.5O to Sl3.50; fat ewes, sS.75
to $3.50. 49,
The trend of eastern wholesale fresh
meat prices was downward. Beef gem
orally SOC lower: veal lamb, mutton
and pork loins weak to 81 lower. Prices
good grade meats: Beef, $12 to $3.50;
veal. SIS to SIS; lamb. $27 to $29;
mutton. SIS to sci; light pork loins, ;23
to $25: heavy loins. Sl7 to $40.
Hay.
Market continues firm on light re-
ceipts. Demand good but mostly local.
Urgent shipping demand at Minneapo-
lis. Receipts larger at Chicago and
New York s31. Philadelphia $2s. Pitts
burgh s24. Cincinnati s23.25. Chicago
$26, Minneapolis s22, Atlanta $40, No.
! alfalfa. Memphis $27.50. Atlanta S3l,
Minneapolis s23. Chicago s24. No.
prairie. Minneapolis SIS. Chicago SIS.
Feed.
Mill feeds quiet, demand Indifferent.
Owners showing no disposition to
crowd feed on the market. Stocks and
receipts generally good. Transit offer
ings rather light. With the exception
of wheat feeds prices unchanged, but
most feeds are slightly easier. Produc-
tion corn feeds good. offerings heavy.
Linseed meal stocks small: cotton seed
meal stocks ample. Export demand oil
meals poor: demand dull, movement
fair Quoted: Bran $50. middlings s2l,
meal, s42 Memphis, $3.50 Atlanta; giu-
ten feed. s32.s5 Chicago; white homlny
feed. s2O.50 st. Louis, 320.50 Chicago;
linseed meal. $3.50 Minneapolis.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Potato markets slow and dull. New
York and northern sacked round whites
down l0c In eastern markets at $1.85
to $40 per 100 pounds: carlot sales In
Chicago firm at $1.55 to $l.65. Bulk
stock down zoe In Philadelphia at S1.76
to Sl.SQ. weaker in producing sections
at $!.25 to $l.42 I. o. b. north central
points.
Apples In limited demand, prices firm.
Eastern Baldwins, $3.50 to $3.50 per
barrel in city wholesale markets,
higher point In Boston and Chicago.
Northwestern extra fancy boxed wine-
saps slightly weaker In New York at
ss7s to % $50; I, q steady in other markets
Onion markets weaker Supplies new
stock increasing. Texas yellow Ber-
mudas, standard crates, $3.50 to $5.25
city wholesale markets. Florida stock
steady in Philadelphia and Baltimore at
IS to $6.76. California Australian
browns firm In middle western mar
kets at S10.60 to y10.75 per 200 pounds.
weaker In New York and Philadelphia
at 81 to so,
Dairy Products. ...
Butter markets have recovered from
recent dullness and at close are firm
with price tendency upward. Offerings
all grades fairly well cleaned up. Clos
ing prices, 90 score: New York and
Philadelphia 3sc. Chicago acc. Boston
37hc.
Cheese markets weak although trad
ing is showing signs OF more activity
following declines Monday on Wiscon-
sin cheese boards. Recent declines ap-
pear to be seasonal rather than due to
accumulation OF stocks on market
Prices In Wisconsin primary markets:
Twins. daisies and double daisies. l6hc;
young Americas, 16hc; longhorns.
l5kc: square prints. 15Ac.
Cotton. .....
Spot cotton prices declined 10 points
during the week. closing at l679c per
pound. New York May futures down
rs points at 17.66c.