The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
-Furnished by
u. S. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, D. g.
Live stock and Meat.

Chicago hog prices ranged from l5c
to 30c lower. being quoted at s7.l5 for
Medium and good beef steers steady
to 15c higher. ut sT.65 to $ll.l5; but
cher cows and heifers steady to 25o
lower. at 1915 to ,lo.50: feeder steers.
25c to soc higher. at st76 to $3.50; light
and medium weight veal calves, Use to
$50 higher. at $3.50 to $1,000. Fat
,I6.25; feeding lambs. ;l.l5 to $50
higher. at 1873 to sl5.15: yearlings.
SOC to zoe higher. at sll.25 to sl4.25:
fat ewes, 35c to soc higher. Mt 1850 TO
SlO.25.
In Eastern Wholesale fresh meat
markets veal ranged from $500 lower
to $L00 higher. lamb. $l.0o to $500
higher: mutton. $500 to $500 UP. and
pork loins. SOC lower to soc higher.
Prices good grade meats: Beef,
SiI.0O to s17.O0, veal. $500 to $1,000:
lamb. $500 to s27.eo; mutton. $500 to
$1,000. light pork loins, 1890 to 1850;
heavy loins, $ll.OO to $1,000.
Fruits and Vegetables
Eastern round white potatoes about
steady at Sl.75 to $500 sacked per 100
pounds leading markets: firm at ship
ern sacked round white, weaker. at
{l.l5 to sl.35 in Chicago; $1.0O to sl.iO
f. o. b. New York apples: Baldwins
sei Eastern e % etes per .oaTn
fancy Winesaps. $500 to $3.50 per box
leading markets. Now York Danish
type cabbage stronger. ranging sener
of $500 In Pittsburg. $4,000 to $1,000
+: o. Il. Northern stock. 1890 to
5000 in Chicago; $500 to 1900 +,
$3.50 per II -bushel hamper leading
cities. Yellow onions about steady,
ranging $500 to $3.50 sacked per 100
pounds consuming centers
Hay
Hay markets generally weak. Sup
piles exceeds demand In Eastern mar
kets. Fair demand for best grades in
central western markets; lower grades
competitive markets curtaIled southern
demand at Cincinnati.
,aSSS, SS9'eS Sew No Yor ,55 tmSthya "S. Boston.
$3.50; Chicago, $1,000.
No. ! prairie: Chicago, $500.
Feed
Feed markets remain very duh with
some pressure to sell middlings. Bran
mill offerings. Southwestern markets
extremely weak. Greatest weakness in
East is in stored feeds, Canadian offer
ings also continue to depresY situation
In that section.
Wheat markets firm. Good demand
for best milling grades. Cash corn
prices one to two cents higher. Good
southern demand at Kansas city. Corn
futures close at new high level. Oats
steady to one-half cent higher. Good
demand
Quoted; No. | dark northern spring.
Minneapolis. Sl.l6 to sl.3O. No. 2 hard
winter, Chicago, sll3a: st. Louis.
SllO; Kansas city. sl.O6 to Sl.17. No.
2 red winter. st. Louis, SLY to Sl19IR.
No. yellow corn. Chicago. 7sc to soc.
No. yellow corn. st. Louis. 7Sc to
7Shc; Kansas city. 73hc. No. 3 white
oats, Chicago. 4S1ac to i9Ac: Minne-
apoIis. 4iE4c: Kansas City. 49hc; st.
Louis. i9l2c to soc.
Cotton
Average price Of middling spot cot
ton In ten designated spot markets de-
clined AZ points during the week, clos
ing at 29.56c per lb.
New York March future contracts de-
clined 33 points. closing at 29.27c.
Dairy Products
Butter markets unsettled and traders
generally lack confidence. Latest re-
ports on production indicate increase
over previous year.
Prices on 92 score butter: New York,
49hc; Chicago. iSlac; Philadelphia,
Soc; Boston. sic.
Cheese markets weak with trading
dull and dragSy. Prices lower but the
declines failed to stimulate buying.
conditions decidedly in the buyers
favor.
Prices at Wisconsin primary markets:
single Daisies, 20Ac to 2lAc: Double
Daisies. 21c to 21 NC; Longhorns 2O1sc
TO 2OAc; Square Prints, 2llac to 22c.