The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-15
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
--Furnishe by
U. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington. D. O.
Fruit. and vegetables.
Warrington. D. Q.

slow to moderate. New York round
whites closed at $l.65 to $l:ss sacked
Northern sacked round whites $1.35 to
tl.60 eastern markets. 81 t6NSl.15 sacked
and bulk in Chicago. mostly 9sc FOB.
ysIiow as.s Varissies Tss 70 $, f% iower la
New York city ranging $2.25 to $2.70
sacked per 100 pounds. Massaehusetts
s stock ek. s2so S to $3.50 feb ,rna cabsags Nsv
York , Danish type 81 se IS lower I,.is per
mostly SO to Si4 lob. Apple markets
$2.f5 to $3.25 per barrel eastern cities,
top of $4.25 In New York. Stayman
Winesaps 1915 to $4.50 in Philadelphia
unchanged at $3.50 to So in Chicago.
Northwestern extra fancy Jonathans
s1.75 to s2.25 per box leading markets.
Live Stock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices range from 15c to
$3.50 to s7.so for The bulk. Medium and
good beef steers steady to csc lower at
$3.50 to $11.35; butcher cows and heif-
tsers to ass ateaa Ct It az al
$3.50 to $7.75: light and medium weight
| $10.2s.
In eastern wholesale fresh meat mar
kets beef weak to 81 lower: veal and
lamb firm to So higher; mutton gener-
ally 81 up and pork loins 81 to 50 lower.
Prices good grade meats; Beef SIS to
SIT: veal SIS to SIS: lamb, $23 to 26;
u to SIS: heavy y loins 81 Et to SIS sis. ''iAs -
Grain.
No. 2 hard winter Chicago $1.o6h to
$1.08A; Kansas City $1.04 to $1.12: No.
red winter Kansas City S1.14: No.
q aa,h norshern Nn sHr1ng minnsnpos ia
oats @ Chicago axe 70 4sAc.
Hay.
No. timothy New York 5000; Pitts.
ss4: Chicago $500; Minneapolis ;is.5e:
No. prairie Chicago s19: Minneapolis
Markets quiet. Prices easier for Inn
mediate and firm for future shipments
pressure from northwestern mills to sell
wheat feeds In eastern markets. Cot
tonseed meal price advanced by south,
ern shippers but consumptiye. demand
continues light with export inquiries
negligible.
Dniry Products.
delphia 521sc; Chicago 51hc; New York
5ehc: Boston 51hc.
Cheese markets somewhat irregular.
Closing prices at Wisconsin primary
markets November 6: Twins 26c; single
Daisies 24Ac: double Daisies 24Hc:
Square Prints 26c.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices advanced 2ss
points closing at 33.07c per pound
New York December future contracts
advanced s46 points closing at 33.95c
Cattle.
A few beef steers of medium quality
Drought 81 and the price was called
steady, quality considered. Packers
and killers paid up to $3.50 and ,s4.75
tor the h best killing cows and heifers.
for s4.35 and other heifers were sold
IN odd lots down to $3.50. Cows brought
from $3.50 and 81 down to 50 for the
common kind. while Gamers brought 81
and $2.25. and cutters sold for prices
angling around $3.50 and $2.75.
A number of loads of feeders were
sold at steady prices that ranged from
and from this figure to IS for the fair
kind while the common class of steers
went to feeders for $4.75. $3.50 and 81.
Heifers Of. good weight went to or
feeders at $4.75 and down to $3.50.
Several odd lots of cows went to feed
er buyers for $3.50 down to S2.25. and a
Fey T.ioss io~s went went to an order buyer for S.
A few medium killing calves brought
Y and heavier calves brought $3.50 and
s.; Some light calves brought Sc also
ioHn to 81 for the common kind.
One lot of seven bulls was sold for
1880. A light bull brought So. which
was the highest price in that class for
several days. Bologna bulls brought $2
Ind $2.25.
A load Of hogs averaging about 100
pounds was sold for the top price, This
.oad went for $715 Two loads of hogs
brought $40 and another load went
for $7.05. Four loads were sold for 81
and several brought $500. Single loads
hogs were sold for $3.50 and down to
So. Packers brought $3.50 and $5.75.
Sows also went for these prices.
The market on pigs was steady at Sc
for the killing kind and $3.50 for stock
pigs. Several lots brought these fig
ures. A number of stays were sold for
$3.50 and the heavier kind brought S4.
Sheep.
One load of fat lambs went for
$11.s6.. freight paid. Traders believed
that choice lambs were quotable to SIG
and feeder lambs to $11.75. Two loads
Of feeding lambs were sold for $l1.65
flat. These averaged 58 pounds. Other
consignments Of feeding lambs went
loads of feeders brought $ll5O freight
paid.
One carload of corn fed lambs aver
aging 20 pounds brought $11.50
One load Of ewes was sold for S4,35
flat. Strictly choice fat ewes were con-
sidered quotable at $5.25 and feeder
ewes Of the best kinds were quotabIe
up to $4.75.
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