, 1922-11-16
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS.
U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, D. @.

81
Closing prices in Chicago cash mar
ket; No. : red winter wheat. Sl.2S; No.
Z hard winter wheat. S1.15; No. . mixed
corn, tIci No. 2 yellow corn. lie; No.
prices: No. 2 mixed corn in central
iowa, about SIC; No. 1 dark northern
no, : hard winter wheat in central
Kansas. 81. Closing future prices:
ChlcaSo december wheat, S1.16b: Chi
december wheat. S1.13; Kansas CITY
December wheat. $1.091s.
Hay.
Markets Were firm. though not quot
ABLY higher receipts about equal to
requirements. COUNTRY offerings slight
ly freer. indicating Improvement in
car situation. Alfalfa hay scarce,
timothy, especially lower grades. in
ample supply in important markets.
Quoted: No. l timothy. S22, Chicago;
Sz5.5o Atlanta, $3.50 Cincinnati. s27.5O
New fork; $3.50 Pittsburgh. No. >
timothy, SIS Chicago. S22 Atlanta, SIG
Cincinnati, s26 New ork. $3.50 Pitts
burgh. No. l clover. mixed. SIT Chi
ssSsgs.5So New y Atlanta SIC Cineinnatt.
! alfalfa. S25 Chicago; $35 Atlanta. S23
Cincinnati. No. l prairie, $50 Chicago.
Feed.
Market situation unchanged from
last week. Car shortage had caused
considerable at mills and
shipping points and esulted in firm
prices for transit shipments. quoted:
f - fsts IIou llu
diinSs, SO rye middlings, S22.50.
Minneapolis No.. alfalfa meal.
$2d.S0' st. Louis, White hominy feed,
Thirty-siX per cent cotton seed meal,
5000, Memphis; S41.50. Atlanta. Thir-
ty5Lonr per cent linseed meal. $50,
Buftalo; S49, Minneapolis. Gluten feed,
SS4.S5' Chicago. Beet pulp. 1874, Chi
cago.
Livestock and Meats.
At Chicago all classes of livestock
declined in prices during the week.
November prices Chicago: Hogs, top,
SS.75; bulk of sales, $500 to $50; me-
dunn and good beef steers. S6.S5 to
SLIGO; butcher cows and heifers. $3.50
and medium weight veal calves, $7.75
to $40; fat lambs, $12.50 to S14.1O;
feeding lambs. S12.25 to $3.50; year
to S7.75.
Prices; Beef. SIS to s17: veal, SIS to
SIS; lamb. $50 to s26; mutton. s12 to
loins. $17 to S22.
Spot cotton prices advanced 119
points during the week. New York
DECEMBER future contracts advanced
III points; Spot cotton closed at 24.ssc
per pound. New York December fu-
ture contracts closed at 25.37c.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Prices reported: New York Danish
type cabbage, 50 to SIS per ton: bulk.
most city markets. Sio to 500 in Phil
~adelphia: domestic stock. IS to $14.
Eastern markets. New York sacked
round white potatoes, S1.15 to s1.35 per
100 lbs. leading markets; csc (. o. b..
shipping points. Main Green noun
tains S1.40 to $1.50 in New York and
Boston. Bulk stock. soc to Csc, +. o. b.
shipping points. Irish cobblers, $1.30
to S1.35 in Boston; Use to soc. I. o. b.
Northern sacked round whites, soc TO
Sl.25 in the Middle West: CSC to 73c.
+. o. b. New York and Michigan Bald
win apples. S3.75 to $3.50 per barrel in
New York and Chicago; S3.75. +. o. b.
shipping points. Rhode Island green
ings, 1915 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.
Dairy ~odu
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 undergrades.
Withdrawal from storage heavy. Clos
ing prices, 80 score butter: New York,
49Ac: Philadelphia, soc; Boston. ace:
Chicago. 4Slac.
Cheese markets barely steady: un-
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
cheese markets.: Daisies. 25Ac: Dou-
BILE Daisies. 24Isc; Longhorns. 25Hc;
square Prints. 25c.