The Dolores star., 1924-04-25
(TEST MARKET
| QUOTATIONS
-Turnished by
rs. BUREAU OF Markets
Washington, D. O.
Live stock and Meats

10 SC higher at $7.65 for the top
SO to $3.50 for the bulk. Medium
bod beef steers 25c lower to 40c
~ at IS to $12.25: butcher cows
kalfers I5c lower to 25c higher at
Ee1o.75. feeder steers steady to
her at s5.25 to SO; light and
weight veal calves Use to 81
1t $3.50 to sl0.75; fat lambs 25c
rher at SIS to $17.lO: feeding
steady at Sl0.25 to sl5.50. year
45c to Soc higher ut $l0.5O to
and lat ewes zoe to Soc higher
10 >l2.oO.
Eastern Wholesale fresh meat
q beef Is firm to soc higher; veal
ower to 81 up. mutton weak to
'er, and pork loins ~ lower to
Bher.
lbO. veal SIS to $40. lamb $26 to
1ntton $50 to S22. light pork loins
$l9, heavy loins $l4 to $17.
'z Fruits and Vegetables
Iastern potatoes 15c to 35c higher
I<1W York. Boston and Philadelphia.
NJ to firm elsewhere. New York
~ whites closed at $l.75 to 81
1ko1 per 100 pounds in leading east
&Rarkets. northern sacked round
IlfH IN SnlCASO III Sl.So "
'4Ss mostly $l.l0 to S1.l5 at Michigan
1up1ng points: Florida SpauldinS
-. generally 81 to So lower. selling
5 ~ to $12 per double head barrel:
!xaa Bliss Triumphs. 81 sacked per
Z pounds in st. Louis and Kansas
n. mostly Sc T. o. b. Eastern onions
r. firm in New York and Baltimore
~ to $3.50 sacked per 100 pounds:
|xAs yellow Bermudas. commercial
ck $3.75 per crate in Kansas City,
.eef. o. b. Florida pointed type cab
Ge Stronger Mt $3.50 to So per "
|ehel hamper in eastern cities: Texas
~ stock advanced $40 to $50 bulk per
q In leading markets. closing at $40
ID so to 500 in eastern cities. top
$50 in Philadelphia: 81 to $50 ut
ipping points. New York apples.
lldwins. steady to firm at $3.50 to
ncy Winesaps. 50 to $3.50 per box.
strawberries, Klondikes.
mn s6.75 to 81 per 2i-pint crate in
Hay market rather dull. Receipts
1T but demand limited. Better
ades of timothy slightly higher in
storm markets but declining in CEN
~ West. Warmer weather restrict
3 feeding demand for alfalfa and
etfle. Quoted: No. l timothy. Boston
3, New York $1,000. Pittsburgh s27,
lolnnati sec. Chicago s27. Minne-
|ollG $3.50, st. Louis $3.50, Atlanta
Vaod prices steady to a shade higher.
fKhtly improved demand noted in
ut scctlonJ as result of reduced local
noIxs. Wheat feeds quoted about soc
xher because of light mill offerings.
u winter bran in good demand. Mid
lnBs still quoted at discount under
an
Dairy Products
U04ter markets unsettled and lower
M prices down to the lowest of the
~ Sentiment an important influ-
~ Foreign butter continues to be
Slmportance with sizeable quantities
'111able. Wholesale prices on 80
~ butter today: New York 3Slac,
lt1ago 37c. Philadelphia 39c. Boston
GGeese markets very weak following
~ declines averaging n full cent on
1Deonsin cheese boards. Trading
as usual on falling market.
olesale prices ut Wisconsin primary
1<kets: Twins 1Gkc. single daisies
&c. double daisies 17hc. young
pricas and longhorns 17Ac. square
11ts 1Sc.
* support and prices slightly lower
rNweek. Cash prices fairly steady.
eo6 milling demand for wheat. Re-
1pfs all grain light but country Of
tJnss of corn larger. Oats steady.
zoted: No. dark northern spring,
s1.l2 to $1.27B. No. 2 hard
Inter. Chicago $1.05h to $1.07 ST.
vie $l.o4. No. red winter, Kansas
~ $1.09. st. Louis S1.l3 to $1.l4. No.
Willow corn. Chicago SOC. No. 3
,llew corn. Kansas City 76hc, St.
,ss ,S,s Tshe Sv to ISe' No. white white oats; ,ts
Nc, st. Louis 49Ac.
~ Cotton
Arerage price of middling spot cotton
Iten designated spot markets ad-
IHted 58 points at 30.39c per pound
M York future contracts advanced
~ POINTS. closing at 30c.