The Dolores star., 1924-09-05
Latest Market
Quotations
FURNISHED BY
U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
Distributed from Kansas City
Mo.
Live stock md Ment.

Live stock and Meats
Chicago hog prices ranged from lug
top and 1910 to $40 for the bulk. Me
dunn and good beef steers lUc lower 70
cows and heifers steady to sSc higher
at $3.50 to S10.35; feeder steers steaoy
at $3.50 to $S.25; light and medium
weight veal calves Csc to SIPS higher
at $3.50 to s13.75: fat lambs. 25c to 35c
higher at s12.25 to s14.35; feeding
iamhs steady at s11.5O to s13.25; year
lings steady at $50 70 sli;'y; 10 e. ia' ewes
In eastern wholesale fresh meat mar
kets beef is SOC to 81 higher veal. ~
to ss higher; lamb. u to - up nut nu.toi si
lower. to 81 higher. Prices good grace
meats: Beef, SIS to $3.50; veal, sls 70
$40; lamb. s25 to s27: mutton, "a to
SIC: light pork loins, s22 to s2'' hea'y
Fruits and Vegetable.
Eastern shore of Virginia Irish cob
York at $l.75 to s2.25 per barrel: irres-
ular elsewhere, ranging s2 to 80. New
Jersey cobblers. sl25 to Sl;l5 sacksa
per 100 pounds in eastern cities; Slla
to $l25 (. o. b. New Jersey points.
Kansas cobblers, 15c to zoe lower in
Chicago at s1.20 to sl.S5 carlot safes:
branded stock mostly soc in the kaw
valley district. Peaches steady to flrn
North Carolina Elbertas closed at S2.59
to 1925 per six-basket carrier anu
bushel basket in eastern cities. VIZ
ginia Elbertas and Bellies, S2.5O to So
Arkansas Elbertas, s2.25 to S2.5O per
bushel basket in Chicago: Cahtaloupes
section salmon tints standards 45s sold
at S2.75 to S3.25 in leading markets.
Maryland and Delaware stock Sl:25 to
s1.75. Massachusetts, yellow onions,
1926 to $3.50 sacked per 100 pounds in
Philadelphia and Baltimore: Japanese
sets s2.75 to $3.50 (. o. b. Connectlcut
valley points. Best stock New York.
S225 to S3.75 in eastern markets New
York apples. wealthys. sl.75 to $3.50 per
bushel basket in Nsw 99gki ar j. Craven
Dairy Products
Butter markets irregular. PRODUCTION
continues heavy. Storage holdings be-
Firm foreign markets have temporar-
lily resulted in some butter being
shipped to England.
| Prices 92 score: New York. 39c; Bos-
ton, 39Isc; Chicago. 37c; Philadelphia.
s9ac.
Cheese markets easier and trading
lighter Heavy storage surplus and
continued heavy production are factors
| of importance. Price changes during
| the week slight.
Grain future prices sharply lower ior
| week and market has developed weak
| er tone More fayorapIe " Gather IN
| corn belt principal cause OF decline IN
| corn market. and also had weakening
| influence oats and wheat
Quoted No. l dark northern. Mime
apolis. s1.30 to sl.iSA; No. red w WIN
s1.i2; Kansas City. sl.SO to sl.S2. No.
| z hard winter Chicago, sl.27 to S1.2s:
st. Louis Sl.2i; Kansas City, SLY to
| $l27 No. mixed corn, Chicago, Sllf
| 20 Sl1S No. yellow corn, Chicago.
| S1lS to S1.20; Minneapolis. S1.16A. No.
| yellow corn, st. Louis, Sl.1512; Kan
sas City, S1.O8 to S1.09. No. white
| corn, st. Louis. S1.1219 to Sl.13; Kansas
| City, $l.O7. No. white oats, Chicago.
| 49a.c to 511ac; Minneapolis, Al Ac; ST
| Louis. 49c to soc; Kansas City, 81 &c
| 20 SIC.
| Hay market practically unchanged
| Timothy receipts light and demand
| more active. Alfalfa markets steady.
| Prairie easier at Kansas City on heavy
| receipts Quoted: No. l timothy. Bos-
| ton, S3O New York, S3050; Pittsburgh.
| $50; Cincinnati $3.50; Chicago. so;
St. Louis, s24.50; Kansas City SIG;
| Memphis, s23. No. l alfalfa. Kansas
| City, $50; Omaha, SIG; Memphis. $3.50.
No. | prairies, Kansas city, Sll;
| s16.50; Minneapolis. $3.50.
| Feed
| Millfeed markets slightly easier in
| sympathy with decline in grain mar
| kets Eastern markets quiet and be-
| cause of lack of demand from interior
| resales to West are made of wheat
| feeds bought some time ago. Corn
| feeds steady but in light request with
| offerings exceeding demand. Oil meals
| unchanged in price. Stocks of cotton
| seed meal at mills about 5000 tons
| larger than at same time last year.
| Linseed meal stock light but heavy
future. Interior supplies generally
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