The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-13
Weekly Marketgram
v. 8. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington. o. c.
week Ended April 10, 1921"

Hay.
Improved receipts featuring most
OF the markets. Demand fair to COOL
only ON the better grades Of hay.
Ohio and Indiana shippers offering
timothy In southeastern markets s.
lower than week ago. New York r..
ports opening OF river navigation
and arrival OF about 1000 tons by
boat at Manhattan. Bulk OF Mime
apolis arrivals midland when barely
nets freight charges: upland Is
wanted. Chicago receipts Increased
more than fifty percent: Cincinnati
receipts sufficiently heavy to break
market 81 to 81 per ton. Good love.
mcnt OF Idaho alfalfa to Wyoming
reported; shipping to western mar
kets has slowed up. Alfalfa demand
in most markets not urgent because
OF improved pasture. Receipts Of
good prairie light; well absorbed.
Quoted number | timothy S25 Chi.
cago. $3.50 Minneapolis. $3.50
New York. $3.50 st. Louis; No. 2
timothy $40 Chicago, sf7 Minneapol.
Is $3.50 New York, $50 st. Louis
No. / alfalfa s25 Chicago. $50 Min.
neapolls, s26 st. Louis; No. l prairie
$40 Chicago, $3.50 Minneapolis.
$3.50 st. Louis.
Feed.
Colder weather fails to stimulate
actively in feedstuffs. Prices steady
than during early part of last week
and in few instances recovered
slightly. Season bran offerings re-
ported sl2@s13 Minneapolis. Spring
bran offered in eastern markets bas-
Is $3.50 Philadelphia rate point.
Middlings $2l, better demand for
red dog; flour middlings drlggy.
Linseed meal lower on reduced ex-
port demand. C%ottonseed meal prices
somewhat firmer. Hominy feed very
weak down 50; manufactures offer
gluten feed So lower than week ago.
alfalfa meal dull; price unchanged,
demand light; stocks generally
good; situation from buyers view
point constantly improving. Quoted:
bran SIG, middlings $15; Minneapol-
is; linseed meal $3.50 Minneapolis.
$50 Buffalo; 40 percent %cottonseed
meal $3.50, Al percent $3.50, SO
percent $20.50 southern markets;
white hominy $27.75 New York rate
points; gluten feed S3f Chicago.
Number l alfalfa meal $20.50 st.
Louis; beet pulp $31 fob seaboard
markets.
Dairy Products.
Butter prices declined following
advances early in week but markets
now seem to be steadier at prices
practically the same as week ago,
at IL time during week prices were
. to 8 cents higher than the close
on the 18th. Supplies fresh domestic
seem to be short; very little Danish
reported on way. Production not
keeping pace with increasing de-
mand. Current receipts show some
grass flavor; shipments from certain
sections showing weedy flavor. Clos
ing prices so score; New York 40 -
philadelphia so IL; Chicago 46 IL,
30.
Cheese markets dull and inactive.
Sales mostly small lots and at mar
row margins over cost. Production
increasing: unless business picks up
dealers stocks likely to show heavy
accumulation. April II prices at
Wisconsin primary cheese markets,
twins 10 "a; daisies II IA; double
daises 80 "a; young Americas q
S-4; long horns %. j
Livestock and Meats.
Hog and cattle prices at Chicago
make substantial declines the past
week. With the exception of fat
sheep and lamb prices adj
vanced, hog prices broke 60c to 75c
per 100 lbs. Beef steers down 50@85
,ents; feeder steers 50@75c; but
her COW and heifers 25@50c; fat
ambs, fat ewes and yearlings adj
vanced 25c; feeding lambs down SOC.
April II Chicago prices: hogs bulk
Of sales $8@9.25; medium and good
beef steers S7.75@9; butcher cows
and heifers $4,000; feeder steers
s7@5.50; light and medium weight
veal calves $4,000; fat lambs $7.75
@10.25; feding lambs $7@S.25; year
Iings $7.25@$9; fat ewes $5.25@6.75.
The tendence in the eastern whole
sale fresh meat prices was upward.
Beef gained 50c@$1; porkloins S1@
?; mutton steady; 81 higher. Lambs
steady to 81 lower; veal ranged
rom So lower to So higher per 100
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