The Dolores star., 1924-02-15
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
-Furnished by
U. ). BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington. D. O.
Fruits and ycgetnbIe.

rotate markets irregular Neu, v,
round whites sold at sl.S5 to ss sa,LrkS
per 100 pounds in eastern citIes a. 81 q
!. o. D.. northern round whites sliRb,i.
mostly. 81 to sl.05 {. o. b. Apnio thi9
hets steady to firm. New York ns1s
wins from cold storage closed n, "a
st.SO per barrel in eastern markets ~
OF 20 In Pittsburgh. S3.s5 10 IA "a w
b.; northwestern extra fancy I0nnth.. u
and Spitzenberg. s2.25 to 81 so per ~ =
IN Chicago. Cabbage markets. nnsa,,iN ~ N
Danish type ranged s2S to s35 buik ~
ton In city markets. s23 to S2S n pe
Florida Wakefields generally si Z; n
s2.s5 per " -bushel hamper, Ion n
$3.50 In New York. Texas spinarb ~. ol
orally sl.15 to s2.25 per busheI bnska,
IN In .Taans iina markets n top OF S2.5O ID
ket prices Irregular. Best stock
midwestern yellow varieties soIS ~
$2.2b to 1915 sacked per 100 pounds ~
city markets. y
Live stock md Meats.
Chicago hog prices advanced abor!
1Oc for the week, closing at 81 AZ yu'
the top and 81 to 1920 for the bnIt1
Medium and good beef steers. 25c n
aoc higher at s. TO sli; butcher cowI
1910 to s10.75;- feeder steers steady n
$3.50 to IS: light and medium weiviI
veal calves. 50c net lower at $3.50 N
si225' fat lambs. 25c to lee higher n
sl2.25 to s1fi0: feeding lambs. ri
higher at Sll.75 to sl3.75; ycariInT
soc higher at $3.50 to $3.50, and n
ewes. 25c to IOc higher at 1915
SS.75.
In eastern wholesale fresh mea, MAJ
kcta beef and pork are soc to 81 love
veal is weak to SO lower: lambs lin
So up.
Prices good grade meats: Beef slas
to SIG, veal sls to S2l, lamb $50 10 III
mutton SIG to SIS. light pork lclpI
$3.50 to sii. and heavy lolns SO q
Sl2.50.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets unsettled. TradlpI
irregular. supplies liberal, Includin}
sizable quantities of foreign butte
mostly Danish. Argentine and New Zeal
land.
Prices 92 score butter: New YorI
51c. Chicago 49c. Philadelphia sid
Boston 5lhc.
Cheese markets barely steady. Trad
ing quiet and not respondiug to rel
duced asking prices. Effects of seyer(
weather still apparent in Wisconsin
where numerous shipments cOntal}
cheese which has been frozcn
kets: Single daisies 23Ec. douIil
daisies 2ac. ionShorns 23hc.
Cotton.
Average price of middlins sod
cotton in ten designated spot marked
advanced 30 points during the weel3
closing at 33.33c per pound New YOri
March future contracts advanced Il
points, closing at 3I.U3c.
Market situation continues weak and
prices unchanged to $3.50 per to}
lower. Receipts continue large, most}
of lower grades which are difficult \
move. Quoted: No. l timothy, Bostot
$3.50. New York S2950, Plttsburyl
$3.50 Memphis S27. Cincinnati 81
Chicago $3.50. Minneapolis $3.50, 81
s32. Minneapolis s23. No ! Prari]
Minneapolis SIG. st. Louis $3.50.
Quotations for most feedstuffs Lowed
Better offerings of wheat feeds Il
quick and prompt shipment No iHi,
provement in demand: bran and mid
dlings quoted in most markets SOC II
81 lower. Cottonseed meal easier. dowt
81, but no inquiry. Linseed meal ~
quick shipment lower. now offered \
$1,000 Buffalo. sii Minneapolis
Grnin.
Wheat market made steady advancI
during week. Future prices up aboI1
cents. Cash demand fair. Slight inn
provement in foreign markets. Cod
future market remains near high levd
reached during week. Demand for cas-
corn less active and prices some grad i
lower Oats markets firm. good di
mand. Quoted: No. / dark northerl
spring. Minneapolis Sl.17 to Sl.5Ols. N
hard winter. Chicago SLlll3
Slice. No. red winter. ChicR5
Sll3A. No. yellow corn, Chicas1
SOAc. No. 3 white oats. Chicago "
to 50Lc C. MinneaDolis I5IIC