Show I r Grains Provisions Dairy Dair Produce I I I I II I I SALT BALT LAKE I Quotations Quotation by Mutual Creamery C company Case a lot Fr Fre Fresh h extra butter Jn In 68 pound n cubes b creamery I tt Ts U P Frt Fresh e extra creamery r butter In cartons car car- j tons e. e W Fresh FrUh exIr extra butter iter parchment parch- parch ment maul etra prints creamery creamer buter 4 Frt Fresh tena s f firsts st creamery butter ter In car car- Fr Fresh sh creamery butter parchment parch- parch m ment nt prints cremer buter ml 43 Cooking butter in cub cube 18 S Selected buter fresh frh eggs 12 82 iX Ranch 30 30 eggs cs 25 lull lul u I cream crum cheese chene triplets t. t 26 26 Full Americas Ful cream cheese Young Am 27 Pull Full Fui cream cheese pound 6 squares Block Swiss cheese J a Cream brick cheese 52 12 CHICAGO Feb 10 Poultry Alive unchanged un un- un changed chanced CHICAGO Feb I 10 t.-Dut t. Butter Lower extra Creamery fm first firsts extras firsts standards 0 seconds second o. o Eggs Lower Eggs Lower Lower r receipts 1804 cases 30 g c ordinary first miscellaneous 2935 29 KANSAS CITY Feb 10 Butter t.-Buter t. Butter and egga Unchanged d. d Poultry Ligh springs lo So lower ower others othen unchanged NEW YORK Feb 10 But Butter Butter r Unsettled Cream Creamery ry higher than extras 40 49 creamery creamer extras cr creamery amery firsts firsts 46 1 48 40 lIe Eggs Eggs Firm Pacific coast coat whites w extras extra firsts to extra etra firsts refrigerator seconds Ch Cheese Cheese Irregular gUI NEW YORK F Feb b. b 10 Live Live poultry poultry Un Un Un- Un settled no qUO quotations Dress Dressed d poultry quiet and unchanged COTTON NEW NE YORK Feb 10 olon l.-olon Cotton Cotton futures closed dosed steady March May ay uly July October December 2 5 04 c. c Spot cotton quiet KANSAS S. CITY CIT GrI GRAIN KANSAS CITY Feb 10 Wheat 10 Wheat Wheat No 2 hard No 2 Z r red d. d Corn o Cor-o Corn No 3 white 71 No 2 yellow yel yel- low Hay laY Slay Unchanged d. d ST. ST LOUIS LUS GRAIN GUAIN GRAN ST. ST LOUIS Feb 10 Close Close Wheat Wheat May May July 12 Corn May Corn May 76 ct July uly 77 3 c. c Oats Oats May May FL FLAXSEED SEED DULUTH Minn Feb 10 Closing Closing cash cah prices Flaxseed February Flax seed February 2011 1 36 aek asked d March bid May ay 75 asked ked July uly 2664 66 h NEW NEV YORK YORI F Feb b. b 10 For Foreign Foreign bar silver 63 c. c Mexican dollars 8 c. c LONDON Feb 10 Bar Bar silver 30 ll 11 1 per ounces s. s Money 1 3 44 percent Discount rates ratu short bills bi 2 9 16 9 1 per par cent three three- months bills 2 9 0 2 per cent GRAIN OMAHA Feb 10 Wh Wheat t No 2 hard hard No 3 mixed Corn Corn No 2 white while No 2 mixed GO 34 c. c Oats Oats No 2 white No 3 white MIDWEST ADVANCES DENVER Feb 10 l.-he l. The The Midwest t Refining company today advanced the price of ot all al of Wyoming crude rude oil 01 lOc a barrel WEEKLY BUTTER BUrE CHICAGO Feb 10 This This we weeks week's rapid de decline de- de dine cline of the mercury had a the effect of dissipating the weakness e of tre the previous o seven sven days In the butter market maket and aidIng aiding aldIn aid aid- In Ing prices to advance the United d States bureau of agricultural economics said to to- to day In lit striking contrast contrat to the previous sev seven n days the butter buter market this w week k was firm firmand firmand and ad active and prices advanced d nearly as rapidly as a they declined the week bet before ore The market mark t rapidly gained strength aa as a the cold wave wave gradually spread over the country The close coe of mark markets ts yesterday found prices about t abo the same as those which ex exIsted existed ex- ex isted two weeks ego ago 0 before last lat weeks week's sharp d decline Yesterdays Yesterday's prices on score ecore score 9 stock butter butter but but- ter tr at at the close cos of the four leading butter markets were reported as follows Chicago 20 increase New York t c Ic gain Boston 9 c 1 lc 0 gain caln Philadelphia SOc 1360 gain CO COFFEE F NEW YORK Feb 10 Rio Coffee Coffee Rio No 7 12 1 15 36 1 Futures s firm finn May July uly KANSAS CITY C. C KANSAS CITY Feb 10 Whet Wheat Wheat May 11 bid July asked aked Septem Septem- b her ber r Corn May Corn May 13 c asked July uly 1 c spilt sl aele asked d September 1 c bid POTATO MARKET IR CHICAGO Feb 10 Potatoes Dull Potatoes Dul Potatoes Dull re receipts i-c- i r- r 26 29 cars can total U. U S. S shipments Wisconsin lak sacked d round whites whites cwt FLOUR FLU MINNEAPOLIS Minn Feb 10 Flour Flour Unchanged Bran Bran Bran MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN GRAL I MINNEAPOLIS Feb 10 Wheat Wheat Cash No 1 northern 21 1 30 May July Corn Corn No 3 yellow 68 ic c. c Oata Oats No 3 white while Barley Barley Kye Ry Rye No 2 Flax Flax Fla No 1 I RAW SUGAR NEW YORK Feb 10 10 The raw sugar lular I market was wa firm and sixteenth one o of a a. a cent higher today today at 4 6 Hc for Cuba Cubas I cost and freight equal to for tor centrifugal a a. new high r record cord for tor the last laRt two years I There a were sales early arly of bags of Cubas for February and March shipment I I at an and J later bags baBS sold lold at 4 6 IGe 5 I both B to operators It I was also rumored sales had been made at e but this could I not be bo confirmed d. d Th There re were vre renewed strength and activity in the raw sugar Bugar futures by the continued firmness on the spot market marke and the tho report by the tho department of commerce i stating that the consumption needs for 1923 I I Iare are estimated at tons above I tion There was active general buying I ton Closing prices prIce were at at the best of the sessiOn ses- ses I lIon siOn and from 15 to 49 4 points net higher r the late showing the maximum I gain gain Closing March 4 May lc I JUly 4 September uly There was no change In r refined sugar with list prices ranging from to and wih with as aE ag tod Inquiry reported ad R Refined d futures future nominal nomina SUGAR FUTURES NEW YORK Feb 10 Sugar futures s closed strong approximate sales Baled l l. l tons ions ons March May July September U. U S. S STEEL STEE ORDERS NEW V YORK Feb Unfilled 10 O. d orders orden of the United States Steel corporation on JanuarY January Jan Jan- uarY 31 31 1923 made public today total totaled d 6 tons an mi increase ae of 3 tons ions over over ver those at the end of the preceding month which totaled tons FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK Feb 10 Foreign Foreign exchange Gr Great a Britain D Demand Britain Demand mand 68 I cables 60 day bills bis on banks bank banks 11 iV 6 cables cable 6 6 Haly cables Ue lId Bel- I Demand gium-Demand 6 cables cable I. I G cables cable 89 SOc cables cable 39 I D mand 18 18 sweden sweden-D D Denmark D mand Demand erland-Demand 18 1 The Demana 15 SOC Gre Greece Demand Poland Demand 1 D Poland mand 2 Brazil Dem d. d Montreal 93 98 15 I Brazi WEEKLY GRAIN ORUN PROVISIONS CHICAGO F Feb b. b 10 ActiVe buying aPparently apa apparently ap ap- aP- aP a for Eastern l. interests n e and H based g tO tOa a considerable I extent tt t on opinion T jo that wheat oth other otner r d against was vas wal too low in price as Judged staples staples has ha ha lifted the wh wheat at market th this 3 w week k to a higher level of values value Compared with a I w week ago aeo wheat this morning morning was was wasCo up 1 3 cents e cents centa a bushel l corn to 3 showed Co a gain n of 1 r f to nit 2 cents o ss oats It 14 to 1 cents and provisions 0 B 5 to 12 cent Great afe relative l strength in ti May wheat h the delivery delvery which r represent supplies on hand handIS handas as IS distinguished d from the prospective neW crop ha has be been n one of the most features throughout the tho u of the tho inu wheat market mark t mi week A continued falling off In th the volume of rc receipts at primary taing terminals terminal has at t attracted attracted at- at special notice and appeared to 40 o emphasize emphasize em em- appeared bullish confidence that on the Immediate Immediate Im Im- mi- mi mediate showing Vh Wheat al was wo too cheap as al compared with wih the tho commodity list Jt as a whole Further optimism on the part of wheat bUY buyers r was associated In some quart quarters quarters t with settlement settle settle- r effects looked for tor through sette- sette ment ent of the British war debt chances chance of peace ace and war Inthe Inthe In Inthe the Near East had much t to do with wih various temporary price changes In the wheat market mar mar- hat ket net but pui failed to 10 aH alter r except In a transient nt way the general upward course coure of or values value In a like manner snow Inow and rain In the tho winter win win- t ter r crop belt bet offset as a marke factor tac- tac tor the opposing ot of a preceding extreme ex- ex cold wave Gossip p GOSt that proposed Tarm ar legislation had lost Impetus failed also to act as a permanent weight on the market Corn Cor and oats followed the I leadership ad of wheat Provisions averaged higher than hogs hOs CHICAGO GO WHEAT T. I CHICAGO I Feb eb 10 Fresh Fresh t.-Fresh Fresh upturns In the price of ot wheat took place today during during- tho the j early dealings bullish sentiment being stimulated stimulated as a result of higher r quotations at Liverpool September delivery here touched a a n new w higher r price record for or the season 1 On the advance how however ver profit profit- taking sales sale for Eastern Int Interests especially In the May la delivery brought g about something something some some- thing 1 o of a r reaction r bf The opening e which h ranged rangEd from 44 to c higher with Hay 21 to 22 and July 1 to 1 1 was by a a. a little further r gain and then by a a. setback to almost the same cause lamo as yesterdays yesterday's finish Subsequently ot offerings were r readily adly absorbed absorbed ab ab- ob- ob and with wih arrivals at six l leading centes centers centers cen cen- tes only carloads today as against 67 a a week ago alO the marl market t at the last lat went decidedly above early arly top prices The Tho close cloe was wa strong 14 i to 1 lc c net higher r with May at 22 to 21 and July 16 to 15 Corn and oats w were re firmer with wih wh wheat at At After r opening c off to a a shade hade advance Mo May 76 16 to 16 ic the corn market scored moderate gains all al around Slay May lIay com conn reach reached d the highest lt point yet this season a Q bush bushel l The close clone was firm at to toc c net advance with wih May at 76 to Oats Oat started d 34 to c up May May 45 4 to 6 c anti and and later show showed d an additional ad ad- vance ance Provisions w were re n neglected but nominally stead steady Today's grain quotations Wheat No Wheat No sales 1 s. s Corn Corn No 2 mixed No 2 yellow 75 75 5 44 c. c Oats Oats No 2 white 45 No S 3 white 4 4 4 5 44 c. c Rye No 2 2 SOc Barley Barley 63 TOe i Timothy seed Clover r seed Pork Pork Nominal Nominal Lard Lard Lard Ribs 1 1125 Th The grain futures s I I Wheat Wheat- Open HIgh Low Lov Close May 12 July July 11 11 Sept Corn Corn- 11 11 May May- 76 16 77 75 76 16 July uly 76 1 71 ib 77 Sept 17 77 77 1 Oats Oats- 1 May yat 45 4 t 4 41 July 44 H 44 44 4 H 44 Lard Lard- May May 1140 1142 1142 1140 July uly Ribs Ribs- Ribs 1 1155 65 11 1165 55 1162 11 1150 50 May May i 1093 1092 July 1002 |