The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-28

Hay Receipts ~ hay at prlnclpa
markets fell OF considerable durlnl
the week ending Sept 20 and mar
lcis were slightly firmcr only hes
grades were wanted. however. an,
poor grades moved very slowly
Timothy prices advanced from soc
TO ipcr ton NJ several markets bat
demand was only about equal to tho
present light receipts Another ship
mcnt Of about 500 tons alfalfa ~
rived at New York via Panama
Canal during the week and sold ai
about s2G5O per ton at tho dock.
Quoted September 20 No. timothy
New York s27. Philadelphia s22. At.
lanta i27. Jacksonville s27. ST. Louis
t2j. Pittsburgh s2i.50. Cincinnati
,?O50. Chicago ssi No. l alfalfa
New York $3.50. Atlanta $3.50. 81.
Louis $22. Memphis s29. Kansas city
SIS No. ] prairie st Louis SIC.
Chicago Si7. Minneapolis $3.50.
Kansas City Si2.
Feed Market continues dull and
inactive. Wheat feeds generally
lower Mills have increased output
and were reported to be storing at
aL 4 .ls.ll IL
mand quiet at unchanged prices
Cottonseed meal continued firm and
advanced In several eastern markets.
IIominy and Gluten steady but only
fair demand. Alfalfa meal In poor
demand but prices were practically
unchanged st. Louis mills report
sales in southern territory. Quoted
Sept 20 spring bran Boston. $22.
Philadelphia s22. Chicago Si5.75;
soft winter bran ST. Louis S14.75.
Cincinnati sl75O: hard winter bran
st. Louis sl45O; standard middings
New York s23.75. Chicago Sl7: lin.
seed meal Philadelphia S45.50. Chi /
cago si2; SO percent cotton seed |
meal Memphis S2G. st. Louis S29;
gluten feed Chicago $2O.G5; white !
hominy feed Chicago $2O.50. st. Louis
S2i; alfalfa meal st. Louis S2O5O,
Memphis $225O
Livestock and Meats. - Chicago |
live stock prices we're lower com.
pared with week ago. Veal calves
led with declines ranging from 75c.
$3.50 per 100 pounds. Fat lambs
were close second with net de-
cline of $1-1.25, yearlings were SOC
75c lower and fat ewes 25.50c lower |
Hogs declined 50-6Oc per 100 pounds.
light weights losing most Beef |
steers and butcher cows and heifers
from 10-20c lower. Feeder steers
were 25-5Oc lower. Sept. 26 Chicago
prices: Hogs top $780, bulk of sales
$6,35-S; medium and good beef steers
s5.75-9.75; butcher cows and heifers
$3,5O9; feeder steers $4.75-6.75 light
and medium weight veal calves
s6.1275; fat lambs $7-SS6; feeding
lambs $5.75-7; yearling $4.75.7; fat
ewes $2.50-4.75; stocker and feeder
shipments from eleven important
markets during the week ending
Sept. 26 were: Cattle and calves
66,4S1; hogs 5,OS6; sheep 65,537.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
ranged from steady to SO lower than
a week ago. Beef, veal and pork
loins were steady to 81 lower; lamb
and mutton ranged from steady at
some markets to 50 lower at others
Sept. 26 prices good grade meats.
Beef $l4-16.5O; veal 1891; lambs
$1S-21; mutton $12-15; light pork
Joins $26-3O; heavy lons $15.21.
Grain--Wheat prices during first
part OF week ending Sept &c were
firm to higher but profit taking
sales towards close of week caused
sharp price below those of week ago.
Export demand slowed up the lat
ter part of week, but choice mid
dlings continued in good demand.
Important crop news was lacking.
Country offerings were small. Visible
wheat supply placed at 51,159,0O0
bushels an increase of 100000 for
week Corn declined with wheat
Receipts were large. Both export