The Dolores star., 1923-11-30
LATEST MARKET
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U. 5. BUREAU OF MARKET,
Washington, D. G.

Spot cotton prices advanced ,on
during the week. closing a, ~ iVS POINT
pound. New York Decemhsrs' s'Sse p
contracts advanced I2l noin,h iutafs
at Sale. 's' elosla,
Fruits and Vegetable.
iotato markets steady New ".
round whites closed at S1.e5 ~ i,9it
sacked and bulk per 100 no,rSo !lh
to sl.35 (. o. b.: northern |La
round whites. s1.35 to Si'50 in saeks
cities. zoe to $1.lO in Chicaga 'sssstsi
s5c Z. o. b. Onion market abo1,, ~, ,se
yerioW ys, varieties from ali sectis,.
pounds in consuming centers: IA, NJ
sizes sold at $3.50 to s2I0 = "Iaiun
Connecticut Valley shipping ~.
SabbaSe markets steady to firm Ny
buIk per ton In eastern markets S,:,
sio T. o. b.: northern Danish tyn. ~,
to $50 in Kansas City, Si0 ~ ps t, VI
Chicago. $40 to sl2 (. 0. b. Applss - ~ I
ets apout STEADY; Eastern BALDWIN,
y 10 70 per barrel in New York: Yo,s
lmperials. 50 to $3.50 in eastern w. w
parkets: midwestern Jonathans ~
80 in Kansas City and Chicago. no,t
western extra fancy Jonathans 4, =,
S-.-o pef boN in midwestern marker,
Hay.
Hay markets gained further strs,r.
during the week and prices at the re.
were 50c to u higher. The advaSo
was principally because of light receln.
and continued good demand Tor ,n
better grades. Stockyards have hss.
good buyers OF prairie. Quoted: No
sai simGahyi % p,,,lStn Boston $3.50 New Yst
Cincinnati s2i, Chicago s27, Mimi.
apolis $3.50. st. Louis S235O Kans,
City SlS.75. No. 1 alfalfa. Memphis Il,
Minneapolis s2i. Kansas City sex X
/ prairie, Chicago $40. Minneupoi
$3.50, st. Louis $3.50, Kansas city HI
Feed.
NH feed markets quiet, scarcely arv
thing done. Wheat feeds extrems
dull with no decided change in nuo,,
tions for future shipment. Little pfe,
sure from western markets Slow i
uuiry from interior reported from
sections. Transit offerings available
discounts.
Live Stock and Meats.
Chicago hog prices ranged from Il;
to d5c lower: $3.50 for the top and MI
to $3.50 for the bulk. Medium ari
higher. at $3.50 to Sll.50 butcher eo5I
and heifers steady to, 25c higher n
$50 to s1O.T5; feeder steers l0c to Il
lower at Si,35 to 1856: light an
medium weight veal calves STEADY
CSC lower at 81 to 81: fat lambs stead
to l0c higher at S10.75 to Sl3.lO; feed
ing lambs 25c To i0c lower at sll.!s
Sl2.60; yearlings 25c lower to 4.
higher at IS to $l1.25. fat ewes steat
to 25c higher at 81 to 81. Prices gOoI
grade meats: Beef Sl4 to s17. veal nl
to SIS, lamb s21 to S25. mutton SIS
SIC. light pork loins Sl3 to SlJ.5O helr
loins $40 to SiI.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets firm with no import
ant changes in prices or conditions slI
cept weakening of under grads
Withdrawals from storage heavy. l5
ports increasing and of greater impOH
ance at relatively high price levels PM
vailinE. Wholesale price on % seor
New York Sac, Chicago SIC. Phila5s
phia 5ic. Boston 5l5sc.
Cheese msrkets relatively firm. It
mand has been fair and there is "
parently confidence in the situation
part of dealers In distributing marh1
as well as ut country points. Asks
prices have been held to more close
with no general tendency TO shia
prices in order to get business.
Wholesale prices at Wisconsin ptr
airy markets: Flats 24i4c. twins y
single daisies 24sc. double daisies ~
longhorns 25c, square prints &c
Increasing accumulations Of wha
in terminal markets together with lsi
demand both from mills and for expai
lowered wheat market about eena
Spring and durum wheats relative
firmer than winter. Corn market AZ,
lower as receipts increase. quotes
No. / dark northern spring, Mlno'
apolis, s1.O9 to S1.1O; No. hard wilia
Chicago $107. st. Louis $1,Oi to VIZ
No. 2 red winter. st Louis Si.p
SLIP. No. 3 new yellow corn ChNas
S9c to Ole, St. Louis soc to 9lc NJ
white oats. Chicago 4l12c to 42ss
Louis 43A to 4iAc.