Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-26
BALTIMORE QUOTATIONS.

No. l, SEQ; all sections No. Q, $1.25M
Onions, per 1OO-pound sack, No. 1, $4.ot
@450.
Apples, $4.OO@6oO; all varieties, $1,000
Eggs. native and nearby firsts, 25c;
southern firstS, 24c.
Butter, creamery, fancy prints 45647-:
dairy prints 3S@ SOC.
Live poultry, young chickens, large, 35a
winter two pounds and under, 45050c;
spring chickens, 55@60c; old hens, including
LeghornS, 25@27c; old ROSTERS, 15@16c.
Ducks, White Pekins, 25@26c.
MINNEAPOLIS EQUATIONS
MINNEAPOLIS. April 25.-Cash wheat
noten, 81. 2Sdl a 1rh SO; No. l dark north
ern fancy, $1.3S@1.51; No dark north
ern, $1.3O@1 .3S.
Corn, No, 8 yellow, 1914 @79c.
Oats, No. white, 421a a 431ac
Flax, No. l, SO. Az.
TOLEDO EQUATIONS
TOLEDO. April 25.-Cash wheat, $1.39@
Glover seed. $11. so.
Alsike, $1,000.
Timothy, cash, $50,
DULUTH QUOTATIONS
DULUTH, Mimi, April 25.-Closing: Flax
seed, May, 1928, asked; July, $500.
KANSAS CITY QUOTATIONS
IA KANSAS CITY, No, 40 April 25.-Cash;
red. S1.30G1.35.
Corn, No. white, sac; No . yellow,
S11ac.
oats, No. white 41c: No. 9 mixed
46l2c.
PRIMARY MOVEMENT
Receipts, wheat, 1872 600 against ISL 900.
Corn, 469, 900 against 100000. Oats, 1885,
600 against 386, 600
oo Shipments %9 oeo as against aims 1892
1000 against 741 GOO.
GRAIN CLEARANCEs
Wheat, 1913 coo against 175,QOO Corn
S6O00 AGAINST 5000. Oats, 100000 against
191 900. Flour. 10000 against $4,000. Wheat
and flour, G63, 900 against 32S, 600.
GRAIN MARKET ONIONS
Lamson Bros: Condition of both wheat
belts fayOrs higher prices. Corn is in a
strong position.
Bartlett, Fraser & Co.: Believe wheat
should have a decided decline before pur-
chases are in order We would not care to
buy corn on these levels.
Lowitz & Co.: Conditions favor much high
er prices for wheat and corn.
Stein, Alstein & Co.: Look for steadily
advancing markets.
Hulburd, Warren & Co.: Present indica-
wheat.
Thomson & McKinnon: The markets are
In excellent shape to respond to any buying
power
Ian S' HIHlnlop ~ 70: Conuluons re-
main unfavorabIe.
Clement, Curtis & Co.: Markets have firm
undertone.
Logan &c Bryan: Favor buying on all set
backs.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, April 25.-Buter, creamery ex,
tras, 391ac; creamery standards, S9%c;
firsts. 3S&c: seconds, Sc.
Eggs. receipts, S2,SS2; ordinaries, 2l14c;
firsts, 2j12c.
Cheese, twtns. 2lA@211sc; Young Amer
leans, pc
Live poultry, cars; fowls, 25c; ducks,
Zoe; geese, 15c; turkeys. pc; ROSTERS, lie;
broilers, jO@52c
Potatoes. 49, cars; Wisconsin Round
White. sacks, 81 .3o@1.4O; poorer. $1.25;
bulk. 81 40; Minnesota Red River Ohios,
sacks, $I.05@l.15; Idaho Rurlas, 81 so;
Rpssets, S1.9O@2.OO; branded, $2.OO@2. 10 .
Onions, steady: Texas, crates, whites,
$S.50@3,75; yellows, $S.0o@3.15; boilers,
$1.25M1.50
Sweet potatoes, steady: Nancy Halls.
Tennessee c1 $l,G5@1'75; Mississippi, $1.5O@
Celery, steady; Florida ten-pound crates,
three to six dozen best. S2O0M2 %; poor,
$3.50; eight dozen, sl.5Od1.75
Tomatoes, steady; Florida repacked S.
fancy. $5.J0@6 500; fancy, 500; choice
$4.50M 90; best, 5000.
Spinach. steady; Texas, bushels. broad
leaf. $1.3Jg1.50; fancy. $1.75; poorer
SIPS; Louisiana. barrels. best, sj.OO@5.5O
Klondikes, good, $3.50; leakers, $2.50@3 90
poor, mouIdy, $1.50@2.o0.
Cabbage, stronger; Louisiana, barre
crates. flat, S45OM4.75; pointed, $1,000
%: Alabama pointed, SJ00@5.25; flat
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