The Dolores star., 1924-10-10
latest Market
Quotations
FURNISHED v
l 9 DEPARTMENT OF
1 AGRICULTURE
,,.,rd fromN Kansas City.
Mo.
r,uits and Vegetables

r,uit. nnd Vegetables
potatoes nearly steady.
s'eI" stock slightly stronger in
hetn Maine Irish cobblerR s1.10 to
mix per 100 pounds In New
a. to 65c r. o. u. Presgue Isle
Island c0bblers ana green noun
n I5 to sl55 in New YORK.
,iyania sacked round whites.
sI'' w. yi5O in Philadelphia and
Northern sacked round
81 90 10 slI5 carlot sales In
- noe to soc +. .. II. Onions
az sower New York and midwest
y.iiow varieties mostly $50 to
ns centers. Sl.i0 f. q. u. Benton
" Mich Cabbage advanced
M in New York, nearly steady
New York domestic type
"a so TO $50 bulk per ton in city
sts. firm at a. to $40 +; o. b.
ester, y. y. New York Elberta
rss Generally lower at 50 to s2.75
EssbeI basket In leading markets.
liz y75 f. o. Il, Apple markets
steady New York Wealthys,
Al 81 per bushel in leading
.,s Illinois Jonathans. $3.50 to
rr barrel in Chicago.
Live stock and Meats
ieaeo hog prices ranged from SOC
n higher, closing at {11 for the
and sg.5V 10 SlVsbV ior the Duih.
nm and good beef steers 25c to
tirber at S7.25 to S1i.15: butcher
md heiTsrs steady to soc higher,
* 10 SliUU; feeder steers steady,
,o 1926. light and medium weight
calves soc to 81 higher. at Sl0.25
9T5. fat lambs. 25c to 75c higher.
/, 10 si3.75. feeding lambs steady
II to Sl3.Yj. yearlings. 25c higher.
10 1850. and fat ewes steady at
to 1915.
Dniry Products
tier markets, especially on fancy
were firm following a week Of
tiled trading Buyers restricting
purchases to current needs. Re
slightly lighter. but consider
heavier than a year ago. Produ0-
conditions good and point to
bnued heavy fall market. Storage
ngs show slight decrease. For
markets firmer and higher. with
amount Of export business de-
psng wholesale prices on 90 score
In: New York. 3Slzc; Chicago.
Boston, 3Sc, Philadelphia. ave.
hOlesale prices at Wisconsin pri-
markets Single daisies. 20iac:
horns, 2lg square prints. 22c.
Itny
y market uneven. Low grades of
inds OF hay not wanted at mar
Timothy weak with ample sup
Slight gcCumulation at some
kets Alfalfa and prairie uneven.
heins stronger.
timothy boston. s27.5O. New
1880. Pittsburgh. S2l.5O, Gin
bt. ;Ig Chicago. S22.50. st. Louis.
Kansas city. Sl7; Memphis.
penyca EI@- Minneapolis. $50. No.
taifa. Kansas city. SEE: Omaha.
Denver SlJ; Memphis, S29. No.
bifie, Kansas city. Sll5O. Omaha.
Chicago, SIC. ST. Louis. slI.5O:
|eapOlls, az.
heat feeds very firm in western
cts with light offerings by mills.
ern lubbers not Interested in
Ppt shipment feed but willing to
TACT for futures at prevailing
p Transit offerings small and
de demand slow, OIL meals un-
ted and In good supply. Corn
easier with offerings exceeding
nd. hesellers offering gluten
at 81 per ton under mill quota
oted Minneapolis spring mid
s, '2ij0 spring bran. s22.75: "a
rent lIHsecd meal. Sii Memphis.
y cent cotton seed meal. S37. Chi
gluten feed. S4O.s0; yellow homi-
ed, $40. go per cent digester feed
lankins at various shipping mar
$50,
Grnin
I'm market unsettled with trend
W upward, Wheat futures up
&c Tor week on strong export
no ana pessImistic reports Euro
crop, Rye market strong account
tApQft business. Corn market 7c
hlEher on private reports of
"a decreases in crop. Oats high
IN corn Demand for cash corn
lalT' but offerings other grains
y absorbed with keen competition
holce milling wheat.
darE northern spring, Mime
siiO to EL5s. No. red winter
81, Louis. sl.46 to sl.52: KAN
ity, ii3. No. 2 hard winter
Y Chicago. Sl.1h to SI.42: ST.
S.Ss to Sl.39Is; Kansas Clty.
to Wis. No. yellow corn
go H.l3 to S1.l4; Minneapoiis
to S.0S&; Kansas City, S1.l0.
mixed corn, Chicago. sl.l2 to
minneapolis. sl.05A to $I.O5A
Sfllow corn, Chicago. SLIP 10
oriI "heaPoIs, 1.06A to $1.O6A
as City. Sl.OS. No. white corn
~ ,Slil1a to sl.12A: st. Louis,
20 SSLi2. No. 8 white oats, Chi
TaG |" SIC; Minneapolis, 47h
Wuas, SV'sc to 52I4c. No. 2 white
AAhsas city, Sic to 52c.