The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-06


hill feeds fairly heasy and thai
Of ccilonsccd neal increased
Prices on many feeds iower rans
ins frcm soc TO o. per ton. Quoted
Oct J; Spring bran New York
Ei.ss. Chicago sis.ss. Mlnneapoll.
tls.so. Standard Middllngs 81 above
bran: iiari Winter bran Kansas
City 1850. ST. Louis sii. soft win,
ter bran Cincinnati ii7. Chicago
NS..s: i.insccd meal Minneapolis
SIS. Philadelphia tiiso: cou,onxccd
meal 80 percent Memphis SIS: ST.
Louis $3.50. Cincinnati $3.50. Olut
ten Feed Chicago tgsss: white HON.
my 81. Louis tsl. Alfalfa meal Kan.
sas city si7.ss; Beet pulp New York
sss.ss. Cincinnati $3.50. Kansas
City s2i.
Grain.
Selling pressure. lack of outside
buying. a falling Off In export de.
mand and a generally bcariSh scntI.
ment were features OF tac wheat
markets. Prices declined on each day
except Sept 20. when over sold con.
dition caused rush TO cover and
prices rallied but declined again FOL.
lowing day. Chicago cash markets
were fairly rallied but declined again
the following day. Chicago cash mar.
kets were fairly firm with red win.
ters In demand. Visible wheat supply
placed at 52.I95.OO0 bushels an In.
crease during the week OF i.C3G. 900
bushels. Corn prices were generally
weak and touched new lot points
on crop. Country offerings were
fairly liberal. Visible corn supply
placed at ll.765.oO0 bushels. a de.
crease during week OF 10000 bush.
els. Closing prices in Chicago cash
markets: No. Red Winter wheat
N.23; No. 2 hard winter sl.2O. No.
mixed corn isc, No yellow corn
4Sc; No. 3 white oats 80 IL. For the
week Chicago December wheat lost
Z l-2c closing at $l1S 3.S; Dec. corn
lost &c at 40 5-S; minneapolis DE.
cember wheat lost II 1.ic at s12s
IL; Kansas City Dec. wheat lost
Z 1'2 at $l.10 If; Winnipeg Decem.
wheat lost 1Oc at $l.22 ii. Chicago
May wheat closed at s1.23 3.S; MAY
corn at 55 1-4c; Minneapolis May
wheat s1.29 ~; Kansas City NAV
wheat s1.l5; Winnipeg May wheat
at $127.
Livestock ard Meats.
Compared with n week ago Chi.
cago livestock prices were generally
higher. Hogs ranged from 25c to
S5c higher with beef steers generally |
,5c-5Oc higher. Butcher cows AMI !
leifers were practically unchanged
ihile feeder steers were weak to 25c :
iveraged 25c higher with fat ewes
70 to SOC higher. Yearlngs ranged |
rom steady to 25c lower. October
Chicago prices: Hogs top $S.45; q
,ulk OF sales $3.50 to 1886; medium b
md good beef steers $5.S5 to $1,000
Butcher COWS and heifers 1886 to SO. I
'eeder steers $4.65 to $3.50. Light
nd medium weight veal calves $3.50
% $11.5O; Fat Lambs $725 to SO;
'eeding lambs So to 1925; Yearlings
3.75 to $6.75; Fat ewes So to S..
tocker and feeder shipments from {
important markets during the
'eek ending September 90 were: N
attic and calves 1854; hogs 4.770, d.
heep 1884. Compared with week al
go eastern wholesale meat prices m
anged from steady to 50 lower dt
eef was SOC to 81 lower and veal m
81 lower. Lamb was 81 to
lower with mutton and pork loins m
teady to 81 lower Oct. 3 prices good tn
rade meats. Beef $14 to SIG; veal &C
4 to $40; Lamb SIG to $19; Nut
IN Sill to 49, light pork loins $2s tr
$29. Heavy loins SIS to $40. pr
Dairy Products. en-
Butter markets were firm to slight ar
higher on top grades. Under re
'ades moved slowly and at irregu- WI
r prices though some markets
lowed more interest in these is
AIDES towards end of week. Liberal by
Iantities of Danish butter have ar m;
ved or are afloat. but effect on lal
arket has beel largely sentimental of
far Closing prices for go score: on
sw York 44c, Philadelphia 46, Bos- VIC
n IS 1-2c, Chicago a 19c Cheese dc