The Dolores star., 1924-02-22
LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
-Furnished by
q. s. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington, D. G.
Fruits and ycxetabIcs

New York round white po,,,,.-
steady at sl;75 to si.s5 sacked per I0s
round whites. zoe lower In ChicolsoN Nea 90
sl.sO to sl-S5: mostly slO5 to sis
.. u. Danish type cabbage about
ton loading markets. s2I to S2S 20
II. Florida pointed type sold slowly a,
$50 to s2;OO per IN bushel hamper
Baldwins sold at $3.50 to S425 nar
barrel eastern cities. Eastern Y6rt
lmpcrials. $500 to 1915. Northwestern
box in New York and Chicago Yel.
low onions steady at $500 to $3.50
sacked per 100 pounds consuming cen.
tcrs. Medium to fairly large sizes q,
at $500 to s2.35 +. o. B. Texas spIn-
ach. sl,65 to $500 per bushel basket
leading markets; s5c To sl.00 +. .. b,
ut Laredo. Texas. Florida celery. Col
den Self Elanching and New French
strain. $500 to s2.25 per lO-ineh crate
OF to dozen stalks leading citV
markets; sl.25 to sl.35 +. o. b.
Live Stock and Ments
CHICAGO hog, prices ranged from 200
to 25c lower than week ago. closing
at 1920 for the top and sG.e5 to s7l5
for the bulk. Medium and good beef
steers 35c lower to 1oc higher, at $3.50
25c lower to 10c higher, at s375 "a
s10.50: feeder steers steady at $3.50 70
$500: light and medium weight veal
calves. 75c to 800 higher. at $3.50 to
to $500: feeding lambs steady at
SIZE to sl3.75; yearlings. 25c higher,
Mt $1,000 to $1,000, and fat ewes STEADY
to zoe higher. at $3.50 to 1910.
In Eastern wholesale fresh mea,
markets beef steady to soc higher,
veal. s2.00 lower to s1.0O higher: lamb,
s1.00 to $500 higher; mutton weak to
s1.00 lower. and pork loins firm tc
s1.00 up.
Prices good grade meats: Beef,
amS iSo ,seoc !? iqS TO xss sSq mStt6S to 'o
to $500: light pork loins $1,000 to
$1,000: heavy loins. sl1.0O to 1890.
Grnin
Grain markets slightly weaker, De-
mand for wheat most entirely by do
mestic trade. Prices lower.
Larger receipts weakening corn
market Buyers less active at the high
level reached early in week. oats al
so lower. but demand good at the de-
quoted: No. dark northern spring,
Minneapolis. sl.i6 to si.29 ~, bard
to sl.l2. No. red. st. Louis, $ll7 10.
s1.19; Chicago. -sil2R: Kansas City.
Slip to sli3. No. 2 yellow corn: Chi
Kansas city. roc to 7lIsc. No white
oats. Chicago. 47A C to I9c. ST. Louis.
i9hc; Minneapolis. fiisc.
IIny
Hay market lower. Receipts larger
but demand continues of only mOder-
ate volume. Receipts exceeding de-
mand at Boston and Cincinnati.
$1,000: Boston. $3.50; Philadelphia.
s2s.50: Pittsburg. s26.Oo;. Cincinnati
s23.5O; Chicago. $4,000; Kansas city.
s2O.5O St Louis, s24.5O. No. alfalfa,
Kansas City. s23.50 No. prairie,
Kansas City. $500: st. Louis. $3.50.
Market weak with no improvement
in demand. MIL offerings of wheat
feeds small but resellers appear well
and price declining steadily; now
quoted $3.50 Buffalo. Production all
feeds good and more than ample 10
meet present demand.
Dairy Products
Butter markets gained strength dur
ing the week and price advances were
Registered on the principal wholesale
markets. The general feeling OF the
market was toward greater confidence,
but undertone remained nervous. Good
demand for undergrades brought prices
of this class of butter close 10 top
scores.
Cheese markets irregular, Surplus
of cheese in storage over last year ap-
trade. who believe same can be moved
without difficulty before tn" end oil
the season.
Prices at Wisconsin primary mar
22Ac; Double Daisies, 22c; Longhorns.
221ac; Square Print. 22iac.
Cotton
Average price of mddling spot cot
ton in ten designated spot markets
declined II points. closing at 3292c per
lb. New York March future contracts
declined 20 points. closing at 32.S7c.