The Dolores star., 1924-05-16

In Eastern wholesale fresh meat
market beef ranged from soc lower 70
soc higher; veal and pork, 81 TO ~
up: lamb 50 to So higher. and mutton
firm to 81 up.
Prices good grade meats; Beef. siS
to $3.50: veal, sli to SIS; lamb, sSl
To s3I, mutton, Sl6 to $40 iiSht p",k
ioins. SIS to s2l, heavy loins. so
to SIS.
Fruits md Vegetables
Eastern round white potatoes
steady at sl.s5 TO sl.s5 sacked per 100
lbs. Northern sacked round whites
steady at s1.lO TO sl.25 In Chicago.
Florida Spaulding steady in New
orally $3.50 to SIS per double head bar
reIs; Sc +. o. B Florida tomatoes
turning wrapped steady to strong. at
$3.50 to 81 per 6-basket carrier IN IN
leading markets; repacked stock. ~
to SO in Chicago. Texas yellow ber-
muda onions Irregular. closing at
$40 to sl.75 per standard crate Tor
i. $; No: !, grade in city markets: ma rki,na
wakefield cabbage, s4.25 to S. per
barrel crate in Philadelphia and Balti-
,5c 81 !, + IN e cn,caFo AsDama ouisisna s'GGn
Klondike strawberries slightly strong
er at s375 to Si25 per 24-pint crate
in city markets. 33.O5 to s3l2h F. u.
quote Klondikes at S. per 2i5quart
crate. +. o. h. $3.50 to $3.50 in st.
Louis and Kansas City. New York
Baldwin apples about steady. at 50 TO
S3.75 per barrel in Eastern markets
Northwestern extra fancy Wincsaps.
81 to S2.55 per box.
Dairy Products
Butter markets nervous and unset
tied during the week. The tone of
the market was Irregular and at the
trading was fairly active, but due
more to free selling on part of re-
ceivers than to confidence on the part
of buyers. Closing Wholesale prices
Boston. 3si9c. Chicago. ace; Philadel-
phia, 39c.
Cheese markets steady. Trading
somewhat more active toward later
part of week. Latest reports indicate
tendency on the part of prices to
recover slightly from recent declines.
Production on the Increase.
Wholesale prices at Wisconsin pri-
mary markets. Single daisies. l7lac;
double daisies. 17l4c; young Americas,
i 1ec: longhorns. lie: square prints,
Grain market higher for week. but
declined toward close on lower prices
at Liverpool and continued large
ing spring seeding in far northwest.
Corn market weak on decreasing de-
mand. oats fairly firm. Quoted: No.
dark spring tnorthern) Minneapolis,
$l.li to Sl,33; No. hard winter Chi
cago. sl.06&c: Kansas City, slO4 to
sl.09; St Louis, sl.06 to sl.OS. No.
red winter st. Louis. s1.l2 to sll3;
Kansas City, sl.05. No. 2 yellow corn,
Chicago. 79Ac: Kansas City. 75c to
I6c. No. yellow corn. St Louis, TING
to 7sc. No. 2 white corn. st. Louis.
1Sc to 79c. No: white corn. Kansas
City. 74&c to 75c. No. 3 white oats.
Chicago. 4sc to 49c; St. Louis. 49c;
Kansas City, 4s&c.
No. timothy: New York, $50:
pittsburgh. s26.5O: Cincinnati. s245O:
Chicago, s27; St. Louis, s245O. No. i
Alfalfa: Kansas City, s25: Omaha.
$40. No. prairie: Kansas City. $15;
Omaha, $13: Chicago, $50: st. Louis.
$3.50.
Mill feed markets easier and shade
lower. Demand only fair. Produc-
ton light Wheat feeds weak with
Increased offerings from northwest.
Winter wheat territory still quoting
prices considerably higher than In
other sections. Hominy feed un-
changed: demand good, offerings fair.
Cotton
Average price of middling spot cot
ton in ten designated spot markets
closing at 29.71c per pound.
New York May future contracts ad-
Vanced So points. closing at 3O.O5c