The Dolores star., 1924-04-18
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
-Furnished by
U. s. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, D. G.
Fruit. md Vegetable.

pDTaIUes
at Sl.6O to $3.50 sacked per 100 pounds
in eastern markets. northern sacked
round whites about steady at SIPS to
$l5O in Chicago: new stock, Florida
Spauldins Rose slightly weaker. ranging
$40 to S12.5O per double head barrel in
leading markets. Florida pointed type
u -bushel hamper in eastern cities;
Texas flat and round types. 81 to 81
higher in city markets. at $40 to $50
bulk per ton; 50 to $40 higher at ship
ping points at $50 to $40. Yellow varie-
ties of onions steady to firm in New
York and Chicago at 81 to $3.50 sacked
Sl.5O to S2.25. Florida Strawberries in
32-quart crates and pony refrigerators.
4Oc to soc per quart in New York:
Louisiana Klondikes weaker at $3.50 to
S6.5O per 2i-pint crate in Chicago and
st. Louis. New York apples. Baldwins.
sold slowly at 1925 to si.5o per barrel
in eastern cities; Michigan Baldwins. 81
to $3.50 in Chicago: northwestern extra
fancy Winesaps. 81 to $3.50 per box in
leading markets.
Live stock md Meats
Chicago hog prices quoted at $3.50
for the top and s7;2O to s7.45 for the
lOc to s5c higher at 1886 to si2;
butcher cows and heifers steady to 15c
higher at 81 to slO75; feeder steers
and medium weight veal calves soc
lower to Csc higher at sS.25 to sl1.50:
fat lambs soc higher at SIS to SIT:
$3.50: yearlings steady to soc lower at
$3.50 to $15.25. and fat ewes 25c to
Soc higher at IS to s12-5o.
In eastern wholesale fresh meat mar
kets veal is SO lower to 81 higher:
lamb and mutton firm to 81 higher:
pork loins 81 to $3.50 higher.
Prices good grade meats: Beef SIS
5o ii sa ss1 81 s9 iiG lamb nn sis to ;se
to $40. heavy loins $3.50 to SIT.
nnIry producfs
Butter markets unsettled. Foreign
butter still an influence. The expected
large shipment from New Zealand has
arrived. Wholesale prices on 90 score
butter today: New York acc. Philadel-
phia 40c, Chicago 37c, Boston i0c.
Cheese markets weak and dull al
though present tendency is toward a
steadier tone. Dealers still anxious to
at Wisconsin primary markets: Single
daisies 1Sc. double daisies 17&c. long
horns 1Sc, square prints 1SAc.
Grain market continues weak. Future
prices lie to &c lower for week. Receipts
cash grain very light Best, grades
and oats demand limited and prices
generally slightly lower. Quoted: No.
! dark northern spring; Minneapolis
Kansas City s1.0i to s1.05. st. Louis
s1.O4. No. 2 red winter. Kansas City
Sl-OI to Sl.O9, st. LOUIS S1.l3 to fila.
No. yellow corn. Chicago 79c. No. 8
yellow corn, St. Louis 771sc to 7SAc,
Kansas City 76c to TIC. No. white
corn, st. Louis 76c. Kansas City 73hc.
No. white oats. Chicago 46iac to 48c.
st. Louis 49Ac. Kansas City 4Sc. Minne-
apolis 43Ac.
Hay receipts very light in most mar
kets. Demand not urgent but best
grades in good demand. Lower grades
usually slow sale. Quoted: No. l
timothy. Boston s2s.5O. New York
$3.50, Pittsburgh S26.5O. Cincinnati S25.
Chicago S27. st. Louis $3.50. Minne-
apolis $3.50. No. l alfalfa. Omaha $22.
Memphis S33, Minneapolis S2l. No.
prairie. Chicago $50. st. Louis $40, Min
neapolis $3.50.
Little change in feed situation.
Northwestern markets show slightly
firmer tendency for wheat feeds. South
efn and Pacific coast markets quiet.
Eastern markets not following advance
in northwestern markets, being de-
pressed by Canadian mill offerings.
Cotton
Average price of middling spot cotton
in ten designated spot markets ad-
closing at 31.29c per pound. New York
May future contracts advanced 2O4
points. closing at 31.02c.