The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-29
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS.
-Furnishsd ~
u. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, d. g.
Fruits ..s vegetables.

Potato markets tend lower. New
York round whites quoted ut $3.50 to
31.s0 sacked and bulk per 100 pounds:
whites sold old at : SIS T. to si..5 in eastern l
cities, S6c to Sl.10' in Chicago. 7sc to
soc {. o. b. Cabbage markets steady
TO firm; New York Danish type. SO
Philadelphia. $40 to &25 in other east
ern cities. mostly sl5 {. o. b.; northern
Danish type. Sl3 to SIS in Chicago. $40
with slightly weaker tendency. New
quoted at $3.50 to IS sacked per 100
neetieu. valley mediHm sizes mostly
:tesdy New 4 p YosR AeDIs Dsald@ns, s's ,4ss s' to
fa.So per barrel In New York and
tS.7b in eastern markets. midwestern
Jonathans unchanged at IS to So in
Chicago and Kansas City: northwestern
extra fancy JonathAns. $l.76 to 32.25
per box in leading markets.
Live stock ana Meats.
Chicago hog prices declined 15c to
40c for the week, closing at $3.50 top
and $3.50 to sI,2O for the bulk. Medium
,s to oesf s s to sSs
s10.s5; feeder steers, l5c to Csc lower
at a.. stss to $3.50; light and medium
sIo.25 to s12.6o; feeding lambs, soc to
soe off at III to !12.so; yesrlings. 81
steady to 25c down at 81 to se75.
In eastern Wholesale fresh meat mar
kets beef Soc lower to 81 higher: veal.
y i1wes h,sss, to .u 8 up; lamb y lower to to
Prices good grade meats: Beef $3.50
s2s. mutton us to SIS. light pork
ioins s1S to SIS. heavy loins SO to
Wheat market continues weak.
Prices about cent lower for week.
Demand limited but better grades
being absorbed fairly well by local
Receipts Of new Increasing. Old corn
scarce. Prices for new to cents
lower. Oats in limited demand. Prices
dark northern. Minneapolis. Sl.OsX to
$1.20h: No. hard winter. Chicago
N.o4. Kansas City $1.03 to $l.10; No. 2
yellow corn. Chicago. SOC: new No. 2
yellow corn. st. Louis. SIC. No. 3 whits
oats. Chicago 4sAc to 44c. st. Louis
4fAc to 44nc.
Markets generally continued firm.
Better grades hay In good demand while
mand for best grades of alfalfa at
central western markets. Quoted: No.
| timothy, New York $3O.50, Memphis
$26. Cincinnati $24.50. Chicago $27
Minneapolis 1880, st. Louis 324.50. No.
| ! alfalfa. Minneapolis SEA. No. l prairie.
Chicago $50. Minneapolis SIC. st. Louis
Feed. :.
Markets extremely quiet. Eastern
| markets considerably easier than
western shipping markets. Discounts
| continue to be offered in order to place
transit cars. Cotton seed meal prices
steady. demand light, offerings increas-
Ing. Linseed meal weak. offerings ex-
| about 81 per ton under mill prices.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets firm early in week
| and about steady at the close. Fanciest
grades scarce but medium grade freely
offered. Storage Withdrawals heavy.
Prices Of 90. score butter: New York
53c. Philadelphia 53hc. Boston 51hc.
Chicago SIC.
Cheese markets relatively firm. De-
| mand has been fair and there 10 ap-
the part of dealers In distributing mar
kets as well as at country points
Prices at Wisconsin primary markets.
| Single daisies 24hc. double daisies
24& &c. young Americas rs C, lonKhorna
26Ac. square prints 26c.
Cottsa.
| points during the week, closing at
34.3sc per pound. New York December
| future contracts advanced 17b points
closing at 35.40c