The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-13
Weekly Marketgram
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week EndlnK Oct 10. 1891.

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Demand llFhl and principally 70
sood hay io~sr efades selllal
slosly ~ heavy discounts Quote
ocgohor \. No, rlmo,hy. New iori
sasse nalilmom esiso. rilsbuHl
ssa. Cincinnati fis 50. cncsEo s2aso
Minneapolis gin. Atlanta 50. No.
alfalfa New NoFk tssio Mcmphl'
tsl. Omaha SIC. Kansas city fip
No J. prairie Chicago iiS. Mime
hpulis fis. Omaha iii, Kansas CTS
"a.
FEED; Market sluggish Demand
and movement llrhl. stocka large
especially of wheat f.eds. Price
generally loNor Cotton Seed Mcsl
reacted slightly from last week r.
cssion. Corn feeds IN Ample sun
ply Giuicnfsed offered Al from 81 %
s. per ton lover than last week bv
a few manufacturers. llomlny feed
of 81. Alfalfa meal quiet Quoted
bran si2ss. MlddllnKs tis.2t. Mia
ncapolls. Clutenfccd $3.50. Chicago;
iinsced meal $50. Minneapolis; $50
per cent cotionsecd meal So. Mem.
phls: White tomlny feed SEQ. Vel.
low homlny iisso 81 Louis. No. !
Alfalfa meal si7. Kansas city.
GRAIN: Wheat prizes reached
new low points during the wcek
with Chicago December whest touch.
ing sio7 % .ncarlsh sentiment and
lack Of export demand we're deprss.
ing factors. On the tenth markc,
unsettled most Of session but raj
lied toward last ard losed higher
Northwest markets showed rood
strength most of day. Visible supply
~ 90. ZOO bushels. an Increase OF
. To-. .000 bushels for week. Wheat
stocks ~ St Joseph. Mo. ii27.O00
bushels Included IN visible SUNNY for
first time. Corn prices deoliaei at
close under heavy receipts and scar
city of storage space. Two ears new
No. ( white corn sold IN Chicago on
the 10th at 3ec: best bid on car
new number four yellow corn was
35c. Visible supply corn li.sSe.0O1
an increase OF 3.i2i.O0O bushels for
week In Chicago cash market No
. red winter wheat sii9: No. .
hard fi.l2. No. 2 mixed corn iic. |
No. 2 yellow corn iic: No. whit
oats Gle. or the week Chicago De |
cember wheat down : l-ic. closing !
nt si11 LIS: Chicago December corn
3 1.sc at 80 i.2c. Minneapolis Do |
cember wheat down ) i.2c at si.23;
Kansas City December wheat down
s lie at s1.02; Winnipeg December
wheat down s 80. at si13l-2c. Chi.
cago May wheat closed at s1.iG,
May corn 50 1.2c; Minneapolis May
wheat sl2S 1.2c; Kansas City May |
wheat $i.O7 i-2; Winnipeg May |
wheat sl.1S 3.l
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS: The
trend Of Chicago livestock showed
a decidedly inward slaut during tn I
week Hogs advanced zoe TO a0e pcr Z
100 pounds. Both fat and feeding
lambs advanced 25c TO SOC and wear.
ling wethers 5Oc. Fat ewes wer
unchanged Beef steers ran0ed n
10 zoe higher: Hefiers gained 1Oc to
soc. Fat cows were aout steady
while veal calves weak to zoe lower.
Oct 10 Chicago prices: Hogs top 49, |,
bulk of sales $3.50 to $SS5. Medium
and good beef steers $40 to $40;
butcher cows and heifers $3.50 to
$3.50; feeder steers $475 to $675
veal calves $3.50 to $11; fat lambs
$3.50 to 1925; feeding lambs $6.25
to $I75; yearlings $5.25 to SIPS;
fat ewes SO to 3. Stocker and feeder
shipments from II important mar
kets during the week ending Sept
30 were: Cattle and calves 101,677;
hogs $50; sheep 1892. Eastern
wholesale fresh meat prices sb wed
mixed movements with the general
tendency upward. Beef steady to 81
higher; veal and lamb steady to 81
higher. Mutton generally 81 lower;
pork loins steady to 81 lower; DC.
tober 10 prices good grade meats
Beef $l4 to $3.50; veal SIS to $40;
lamb SIT to $19 mutton S11 to $14:
light pork lons $26 to $2S; heavy
lcins s15 to $40. i
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Dairy mar
ket firm with prices at new high
level for season. Advances for the
week averaged | IL. Movement of
Ill grades better, including lower
scores although low quality lots are
selling at prices eight to nine cents
over than any butter Demand for
storage increasing Danish arrivals
Turing week totaled about $4,000
pounds; further shipments expected.
Closing prices, 80 score: New York
I6 1-2c. Chicago as 1-2c; Philadel.
,hia 47c; Boston Acc Chicago mar
xets steady to firm, Most OF trading
aking place at primary markets al