The Dolores star., 1922-03-31
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
u. 5. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Warrington, d. O.
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Warrington, d. O.


Light receipts of hay hold price,
generally firm. Demand mostly Vocal.
p STt In exc excess Of receipts at Chicago.
,hg nn:aS0ii. .nS .,f.1s. :na MsmDh,s No. ,imo
Quoted: No. l Timothy. New Yosp
:2s.5o: Phiisdeiphia. l1t: Pittsburgh.
nominal. is5 to sas: Minneapolis. dsIfsS: sisSS:
Memphis. &23.
No. alfalfa. Memphis, sac: Minne
apoIis S22. No. prairie. Chicago. yt:
at Minneapolis. $3.50.
l., Markets generally weak. particular
" for wheat feeds. Quotations hav.
been reduced materially. but demands
remains sluggish. Pressure of offer
ings from the West and slow country
and export demand high protein feeds
OF no CONSEQUENCE. production light,
prices steady. Stocks cotton seed cake
held last year. Offerings of corn feed,
plentiful. demand fair. production con-.
tinues heavy. Receipts and movement
middlings, s25.25; flour middlinxs.
1880; Iinseed meal. $3.50. Mlnneap-
oils; SO per cent cottonseed meal.
.22.. chicago; is1.6o. St. Louis: gluten
feed. Ss2.65. Chicago; No. i alfalfa
meal. $40. Kansas City.
Fruits md Vegetables.
New York steady: other markets
round whites, ,2.1O to s2.l5 per 100 lbs.
Apple markets supplied: prices slight
~ lower Some poor color. New York
Baldwins q " Ar. steady in Pittsburgh,
markets. at 17.25 to S7.75. A few mar
kets report extra fancy boxed Wine
saps. 50 to $3.50.
Supplies OF new cabbage liberal: old
stock very limited: demand and movs-
ment limited: markets dull and weak.
New York Danish down $40 In New
York and Pittsburgh. at $35 to $40 per
weak. at $40 to $40.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets firm during week;
tone steady at close: price tendencyf
upward. Receipts moderate. Good de /
ing prices. 90 score. New York. 4Oc Il
Chicago 39c; Philadelphia, 391sc: Bos-i
ton. 40c.
Cheese markets firm with fairly ac-l
plentiful with supply greater than de-
mand. Prices on nearly all styles att
close showed tendency to go lower,
Prices at Wisconsin in primary mari
kcts: Twins. 1870: Daisies, 20hc i
Double Daisies. 20L &c; Young America .,
22kc: Longhorns. 22Rc: square printsl
Cotton.
Spot cotton declined IA points dur u
ing the week. closing at l7.l9c per ID y
New York March futures down ii
points, at lS.l5c.
Wheat market unsettled. but priced
averaged higher for the week. Lishs
milling demand. liberal export bust :.
ness and bullish foreign condtionG
We're W, re pr principal factors; Closing priced
ter wheat. $l.3s; No. hard winteS
wheat. Sl.37: No. mixed corn. 59ot
No. yellow corn. sOc; No. ) whitS
70 Tn ntya fRr No n
mixed corn in central Iowa about 4ecsf
No. hard winter wheat in central
Kansas. Sl.15. For the week Chicago
May wheat up &c. closing at s1.3shf g
Chicago May corn down 1c. at 62ct
Minneapolis May wheat up 4%c. al
31.43%: Kansas City May wheat up No
Live Stock md Meats. (,
Chicago hog prices declined soc I'd
75c per 100 lbs. medium and lights
weishts declining most. Beef steers
ers generally gen 9 Iy' 25e to soc: s9 veal u caive
75c to $3.50. Feeder steers averaged
15c lower. with spots off more. FAD.
snd feeding s 'f amsa sn'a a5e "n hisier Pss
lambs firm to 25c higher. Chicago
prices: Hogs: ,1o.s5: bulk of sales.
$3.50 to '19I5 medium and good beef
heifers, - to $7.76; feeder steers. $3.50
to $3.50: light and medium weight veal
calves. IS to 1920; fat lambs, $l3.25 toi
SIC: feeding lambs. $11.75 to S13.75.i
yearlings, $11.25 to $14.50; fat ewes.
$6.75 to $10.25.
With the exception of mutton. east
ern wholesale fresh meat prices de-
clined. Veal declined So: lamb and
fresh pork loins. 81: beef generally SOC
per 100 lbs. Mutton advanced 81 to 50;
Prices good grade meats: Beef. $3.50
to 1880: veal. $14 to SIG: lamb. $2b
to s25: mutton. $19 to s21: light pork.
Ioins. SIS to 321: heavy loins. sl4 ta
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