The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-10
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Washington, D. G.
Fruit. and Vegetables


steady at S1.50 to $1.75 sacked per 100
pounds in Philadelphia and Pitts6ursh:
northern sacked round whites. 10c to
mostly. s1.O5 to sl.15 at shipping
points. New stock Florida Spauldtng
Rose. S12 to $14 per double head bar
golden self -blanching. in 10-in. crates
| Of four to eight dozen stalks. steady In
Chicago at 1915 to 81. tending lower
tn tn ssheI ssso mosty masay' ;sss o. b. IRON Ioasi &
ana straw berries. Klondikes. $7.25 to
IS per 24pint crate in Chicago and St
Louis: Florida stock, pony refriger-
Florida pointed type cabbage gener.
ally weaker. ranging from SLIPS to "
per " -bushel hamper in leading mar
l<ets; Texas flat type. SIS to $40 higher
In st. Louis and Kansas City. at $50
to $50 bulk ptr ton. $25 to $2S I. o. b.
Virginia Savoy spinach sold at $2.75 t
$3.50 per barrel in New York
Live Stock and Meats
Chicago hog prices range from 15cc
to 25c higher at $3.50 for the top and
$7.35 to s7.55 for the bulk. Medium
and good beef steers steady to 25c
higher at sS.15 to sl1.75; butcher cows
to s10.75; feeder steers steady to 25c;
higher at $5.25 to 1915. and light and
medium weight zeal calves 2bc to 75c
higher at 50 to w; fat lambs ,asSn9 lss to
lambs, 25c to soc higher at $14.25 to
$15.75: yearlings STEADY at s12 to SIS;
and fat ewes, 25c net higher at $3.50
to $12.
kets beef soc lower to $1.50 higher;
veal and mutton weak to 81 lower;
lamb. 81 TO 81 lower and pork loins
firm to $3.50 higher.
Pricts good grade meats: Beef SIS
to SIS. veal SIT to $40. lamb $26 to s29
mutton $19 to $22, light pork lotnS SIG
to to SIS. heavy ioins si2 to $3.50.
Dairy Products
Butter markets featured by weak
ness during the week and prices broke
although foreign butter also factor.
Asking prices of later reduced as do
nestle prices declined. Rather large
early this month.
Prices on 80 score butter: New York
42c, Chicago 39Ac, Philadelphia 41hc
Boston 43c.
Cheese markets weak and lower
Neither buyers or sellers appear to
have confidence in the situation and
dealers with supplies on hand becom-
Ing nervous over. the difficulty in
moving them. Current production
ity. Prices at Wisconsin primary mar
kets April /: Single daisies 18Ac,
double daisies 1870. longhorns 1870,
square prints 1890.
UEuln
Light receipts strengthen grain mar
kets. Corn and oats 1c to &c higher
in principal markets. Wheat market
firm because of strength in coarse
grains; good demand. Bad roads and
farm work restricting movement.
Quoted: No. dark northern spring,
Minneapolis s1.12h to .t1.27h. No. 2
hard winter. Chicago $1.04h, Kansas
city sl to sI;2o. s.. Loulas.sd;o4. No; ?
st. sea ons wn.eF a to Sly rty to ysoS sos
city CITY 7s1se, st St. LOUIS .o SIC. No. ss yello1
oats. Chicago 47c to 4SAc; Kansas
City 48c to 4S1ac. st. Louis 49Ac. Min
neapolis 43c.
Hay market stronger because of light
receipts and good demand. Bad roads
restricting country loadings and move
but bad roads restricting demand from
nearby territory at Omaha.
Quoted: No. ! timothy, Boston $3.50,
SIS. " cineinnat ma sss.so' ehiease shi; egsi. ss7'
Minneapolis $3.50. St. Louis s27.5o.
Kansas City s2o.25. No; alfalfa. Mem
phis phi s$s Chicago ago, sss, Minneapolis
No, l prairie. Chicago $40. Minneapolis
$3.50. St. Louis $50, Kansas City
$3.50. Omaha $3.50.
Feed markets quiet. Prices about
steady as result of slight Improvement
in demand from interior. Offerings of
most feeds good Wheat feeds quoted
by eastern mills and resellers at below
western prices. Middlings sharply dis
counted. Buffalo mills sold in east,
middlings at $2650. bran at $285O,
Philadelphia rate basis. Linseed meal
heavy and quoted at s2s Minneapolis.
$3.50 Buffalo.
Cotton
Average price on middling spot
cotton in ten designated spot markets
advanced 1S6 points during the week
closing at 29.24c per pound. New York
May future contracts advanced 203
points. closing at 2S.98c.
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