The Holly chieftain., 1923-10-18
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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.. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Warrington, D. Q.
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, Cheese prices; j Hos. g; .a,,m TOP ss;lo; 40
e ssedsS sSw: :tssas sas issc sf t. sssS gh. and
si2.5s. Fat lambs: i11.7s TO- 1880;
s6.75.
October 10 prices good grade meats:
Beef. SIG 70 s19: veal. So to $2s: lamb,
S2z to Sas: mutton $lt To- VIZ; hghs ns
70 SEQ.
Frsifs and Vegetables.
Potatoes steady to firm city mar
week. Peaches, s5c 10 81 higher lead
pies and cabbage about steady.
Prices reported: New York round
bulk per 100 pounds. In New YORK
:i;ss f;ob Long Island a. Gresn en- Noun, .na
Philadslphia. Maine Irish cobblers,
s1.75 to $2.15 eastern markets. $l.20
to 31.35 fob: Main Green Mountains.
$15o fob. Northern round whites.
$1.10 to $1.30 in Chicago and St. Louis,
Csc to $1.10 fob. Minnesota and North
Dakota D ls Red River ohios. sss to sl;ao ;ao
to soe fob. Eastern onions. YELLOW low
pounds eastern markets. Mid-western
s ssss to s1 Il z So.s 'o new sSasRs YORK esbeags.
per ton. city markets. sis e SIS fob.
oE ,ss yDs to ssy I hsa ss9 Yok
Elbertas. $1.75 to 50 per bushel basket
in leading markets: Utah and Idaho FL
bertas. S2.25 to $3.50 In cbicago. East
per barrel, eastern cities. York I'm
perials, 81 to - in New York. mid
western Jonathans. $3.50 to ls per bar.
rel In Chicago. Crimes. $3.50 to -.
Wheat prices advanced during the
week. Tho market closed strong
on new investment buying. and report
that Germany had seeur"S gold loan
from undisclosed country: Cash market
strong; prices higher with futures.
Prices In chicf-e cash market: No.
. red winter wheat. SLIP; No. hard
winter wheat. $1.14; No. 2 mixed corn.
si.os; No. q yellow corn. II: No.
Future prices: Chicago December
wheat, $109K; Chicago December corn.
TIC; Minneapolis December wheat.
1.18x Kansas City December wheat,
s5Ss*; s5S* Winnipeg December wheat
Hay: Timothy hay market remains
firm because Of light receipts and con-
tinued good demand for better grades.
Lower grades move slowly; Psai Prairie re
lower because Of increased receipts.
Quoted No. timothy New York. $31:
Pittsburg. $3.50: MemphiS. $25; Gin
ssSai sso eals ehs'ssso ssss ri elslsis aassnesi CHI
esgo. $40; Minneapolis. s1s.so; st.Louis.
Feed: Mill feed markets At stand
FIJI, oftsrinSs moSsfats but buyers
ply but held at firm prices. Strength
In grain markets responsible for firm
undertone in feedstuffs. Corn feeds
dietion of Wheat feeds steadily i'm
cumuiating. Heavs fseding Of home
grown grains materially affecting In
centrates unsatisfactory. Movement
fair and dealers supplies generally am
pie.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets steady to firm. Trad
tivsS s show
ing small but gradual decreases from
week to week. Quality somewhat ir-
regular. ~
Rses' ese.ss ef e. ts butter Mad
47hc; Boston. 46hc.
Cheese markets barely steady. Trad
ing quiet with demand not entirely sat
isfactory and mostly of a hand-to-
mouth nature. Demand for .undergrade
cheese continues fairly active.
Wholesale prices at Wisconsin pri-
mary cheese markets.: Twins, 25xc;
Single Daisies. 26c; Double Daisies.
26&c: Young America, 26kc: Long
horns. 2shc; Squareprints. 26xc.
Cotton: Spot cotton prices declined
81 points during the week. New York
October future contracts declined 80
points.
Spot cotton closed at 27.71c per pound
New York October futures at 2S.30c.