The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-04-13
MARKETS
v. s. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington. o. c.

('or the week ending April 6, 1927
Grain
Prices unsettled during the week and
averaged lower Chicago May wheat
down &c, closing at $3.50 IA. Chicago
May corn down half cent at IS Lee. Lack
of buying support and unsatisfactory
conditions i'm cash situation We're out
standing market factors Argentina re-
ported Germany arranging for additional
credit of $1,000 600 with that country To
buy grain and beef.
Closing prices i'm Chicago cash market:
No. red winter wheat Sl.32; No. hard
winter wheat $l.32; No. 2 mixed corn SIC;
No. yellow corn 5Sc; No. white oats
Sec.
For the week Minneapolis May wheat
down &c, closing at $l.4O 5-S Kansas
city May wheat down Lee at Sill;
Winnipeg May wheat down 3-4c at $l.32.
Hay
Market generally firm because of light
receipts. Prices advanced at Pittsburgh
and Chicago. Demand mostly local and
for immediate needs only. Good ship
ping demand at Minneapolis. Alfalfa
large movement as country roads i'm
prove. Demand not broad and prices are
likely to weaken with larger receipts.
YORK Ro sso PHILADELPHIA phi s2s PttsbGrgS
$24. Cincinnati $23.50. Chicago $27. Min
neapolis $2l, Atlanta $50, Kansas City
$3.50. No. l alfalfa Kansas City $22,
Memphis S26, Minneapolis $3.50. No.
prairie Kansas City $11.75, Chicago SIS,
Minneapolis $3.50.
Feed
Mill feed markets unchanged. Under
lying conditions slightly firmer Wheat
and corn feed production rather heavy,
offerings liberal Better jobbing demand
held prices steady Interior demand un-
improved Alfalfa meal steady. Domes-
tic and export demand for oil meals neg
ligible. Offerings light, stocks at mills
fair. Gluten feed and hominy feed
prices unchanged, demand fair. Receipts
Quoted April 8 Bran $2l, middings
s22, flour middlings $26, rye middlings
$3.50 Minneapolis; gluten feed S32.6 Chi
City; white hominy feed $2O75 Chicago,
$21 St Louis.
Fruits and Vegetables
Potato markets weaker. New York
and northern sacked round whites $l.S5
M2.lO in leading cities. CarlOt sales in
Chicago down 5ql0c at Sl5OQl6O per
100 lbs.
onion markets firm, demand moder-
ate. Texas Bermuda No. ! and 2, $4@6
per standard crate in consuming CEN
ters, partly graded stock $S.2O@34O {. o.
b. cash track at shipping points East
ern yellow Globes $l2M 1850 per l00-lb.
sack I'm Boston and New York. Celery
markets steady to firm.
Cabbage markets stronger for Texas
stock. Domestic flat stock $40d55 per
ton in leading cities; slightly weaker i'm
St Louis at S35M3S, up So +. o. b. ship
ping points at SIS.
Live Stock and Meats
Chicago hog prices advanced 15Q 4Oc.
Beef steers practically steady, butcher
COWS and heifers firm TO 15c higher.
April Chicago prices: Hogs top
$1O.SO; bulk OF sales $1015a10. 80; medi-
um and good beef steers $7.35mS.S5; but
cher cows and heifers. $450@S.25; feed
er steers S5.40M7.35: light and medium
weight veal calves, $6.25MS.75; fat lambs
$13m16.25; feeding lambs. $ll.75m13.75;
yearlings sl1.75q145O; fat ewes, 1925
a 1880
The trend Of eastern wholesale fresh
meat prices was upward. Pork lons led
with an advance ranging from $lm3 per
100 pounds Lambs $lM2 higher; veal
firm 20 81 higher; beef steady at some
markets and soc higher at others NUT
ton unchanged. April 6 prices good grade
meats: Beef S1250@13.50: veal $3.50 l6;
lamb S27d30: mutton $19M21; light pork
loins s23@ 26 heavy loins $1Sq22.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets barely steady follow
ing a week of unsettled trading. Chicago
higher than New York part of week with
result that receipts there increased.
Closing prices 80 score: New York
"a lac; Chicago 34c Philadelphia 80 l-2c;
Boston 30 1-2C,