The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-04-01
WEEKLY MARKETGRAM



or s Bureau Of Markets.
,,. wss q, q ~, r c 5F6r week ende
e 9eifts generally light: val
pes TaH foaint Na8 d. Arrivals Chicago
lncre a7spg adytees Of country loading
and bad rohntry roads still restrict
LINK 1hcs ~ movement. Eastern ant
4 sou therHs markets report 7ery 1.-THE in.
(; our ~ from outside e.nts. Ne.
4 ript%hy In good reques: In Philadel.
Ezra at 81 per ton ad 'ance. Pacific
estoast markets weak. because OF i'm
proved Dasturage conditions Glover
and clover mixed In good supply in the
caroiinas. but in light request. Alfalfa
receipts increased materially In west
ern markets. good demand from feeding
sections. Prairie hay held steady, good
southwest Prairie meeting vita ready
sale In Chicago. Chicago ayers not
b Quotcd-No. j Timothy S2J Chicago.
s26 Philadelphia. s2f Pittsburg $24 Gin
csnnati SIS Minneapolis: No. limo
thy $50 Chicago s24.5O Baltimore. s2f
Memphis. $3.50 Minneapolis. $22 Cin-
cinEati: No ! Alfalfa, S2f Chicago. S25
Cincinnati SCI Minneapolis: No. /
Prairie. SO Chicago, $3.50 Omaha, SIG
Minneapolis
Feed.-Aiarket weak: demand lack
Ing; offerings, especially for April May
shipment, more liberal Bran and mid
kets: other wheat feeds declined pro-
portionately Cottonseed meal off soc
81 81 ana Stlii4k III new ioW ltNAtns I'M
seed meal steady; stocks of lower
grades fairly adequate. Gluten feed
demand light; hominy feed sluggish.
Transit shipments most fee quoted
at discount under shipment pl ices. Still
lower prices expected by dealers un-
less there is decided change In the
middlings, 5000; flour middlings, SIS;
reddog, $50; Minneapolis. No. Alfalfa
meal. siS Kansas City, S20.50 ST. Louis;
Jinseed. $3.50 Buffalo, $40 Mnneapo-
lis: Gluten feed, $50 Chicago; best pulp.
$50 New York and Baltimore: white
hominy feed, SEQ st. Louis, S24 Chi
cago.
Grain.eThe world economic situation
continues a depressing factor In the
grain market. In addition crop reports
have been favorable and prices tended
lower the past week. On the 18th sales
of 100000 bushels wheat to Europe
and further reports of green bug dam
age In southwest induced considerable
buying which started an advance, but
early on the 18th support gave way
and values started downward early
on the 2lst an oversold condition was
wheat advanced 4cI5 sc, corn 1c. But
when buying ceased. prices dropped
RAPIDLY. Visible supply OF wheat de-
creased 100000 bushels during the
week :: visible supply of corn increased
zS70, 600. In Chicago cash market No.
red winter wheat, 20h a 22lsc over
over; No. mixed corn 5c96hc under
May; No. 3 yellow. 5hcM6Ac under.
For the week, Chicago May wheat
SS%c. Minn sa'po Nay wheat. down down
2eQs1.35ss Kansas City May. 4c@
f1.S5 y Winnipeg May. 2lhcGsl.76. Chi
lis flour demand fair Kansas City /
milling and export demand good, No.
2 hard wheat, lac over Kansas city
Fruits and Potatoes
down zoe per 100 lbs. northern ship
ping stations. closing S5cW 95c. Chi |
sago. carlot market. down Toe q zoe at !
5 W$115 sacked. Round whites at I
western New York stations also lost
last weeks gains, closing around 81 |
'acked. Bulk stock, down 1ocW15o
New York, reaching $1.40W$1.50.
Cold storage Baldwin apples steady
n city wholesale markets at S5@S6.
Northwestern extra fancy Winesaps
mostly s3@$4 per box in consuming
senters. Nearly 100000 barrels OF
,oxed and barreled stock combined
moved out OF storage during February.
.6l2.333 barrels March l. as compared
With 100000 barrels March /, 1920 !
md 1,772.SSs March l. 1913
Yellow onions down about 25c per
90 lbs. Wholesale consuming markets,
angling 50cW$1.
Dairy Productx.-Butter markets UNI
Ter severe pressure early in the week
md prices decline, sharply. Danish
)utter was the principal factor and
at New York forced prices
Town. Other mark IS felt Influence of
firmer, but increased do
nestle product and very heavy arrivals
rom Denmark are to be reckoned with.
rlosing prices, 92 score New York
3 G; Chicago. 45hc; Philadelphia,
10 &c. Boston. 4bc.
Cheese markets for most part dun
Ind inactive Price advances during
'ast month caused some trade to turn
rom fresh to held cheese and lowered
demand for former. Plymouth Wiscon-
leclines. most styles averaging PC lower
han a week ago: Twins. 2l#c;
Daisies. 23k c; Longhorns and Young
americas, 2ic.
Live stock aid Meats.-With the eN- /
option of ligk hogs, prices of prac- l
ago declined the past week. Light
ogs up l0c heavies down 75c: bulk of |
ales down zoe a. 35c. Beef steers down
SEQ 35c: butcher cows and heifers
ractically steady. Feeder steers
teady to csc lower; heavy lambs down
teady to 35c lower Yearlings un-
hanged. Fat ewes down Use. March >
[. Chicago prices; Hogs. bulk of sales.
9@$11; medium and good beef steers.
3 40@S10; butcher cows and heifers, l.
@$9.25: feeder steers. s775 q $3.50;
).500Si2: fat lambs, s775 a S10.75; ,
,eding lambs. 1925; yearlings
l.500s9; fat ewes. s4.75@$6.25.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat mar =.
cts were generally lower. pork loius
own 2. beef 81 q 50 per 100 lbs. Veal O
Leady TO 81 lower, lamb and mutton :.
ractically unchanged March 2lst l
rices good grade meats: Beef st60 h
10; veal. 500 1928; lamb $lSm$23 NUT 4,
IN. S12m$i5 light pork loins. $3.50
&c; heavy loins. S1942l. f