The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-16
Weekly Markelgram
v. q euREAu o. MARkErs
wsshlnussn. o. c.
week SsdIas Ncssnber ~. 1881.

nay ffaturalr al eastern mat
teis dull with prices tending dowr
ward. inelement and colder wealhe
In central wss enrsaliinE moyemen
and markets arc iirmer IN that SOC
tlon. Southern demand unlmpruved
Quoted November 10. Timothy No.
boston "a: New York. sss: Pitts
burg tsoso; Cincinnati go. chicas'
sss.so. s. Louis 90; Atlanta tgi
jacksonville ts5; No. alfalfa Kan
saa City sis. S. Louis 90: Atlantis
sss: los Angeles 81. No. Prairie
Kansas City fis. Minneapolis tis
Chicago sis.
FEED: Colder weather and lighter
offerings particularly OF wheat feed
responsible for better undcrtone n
feed markets. Weakness In cotton
seed meal ancribcd TO apparent hcav
Ter production than was Indicated
by recent forecast Llnaccd meal
strong on good export demand. Pro
duction Of corn feeds heavy. demand
good and offerings we'll absorbed
Alfalfa meal steady. Stocks generally
good. About $1,000 tons of wheat
feeds held In head Of the lake ware
houses. Quoted November II bran
si3: middlIngs sii: Minneapolis:
90 percent cotton seed meal ssa
Memphis: white homlny feed $3.50
ST. Louis. s2o.5o Chicago; llnsccd
meal sss Minneapolis: No. alfalfa
meal $3.50 Kansas City: gluten
feed sse.es Chicago.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS: Hog
prices al Chicago declined G5G7sc
per 100 pounds during the week.
Beef and hatcher cattle were all the
way from 2s675c lower with feed.
Ing steers asa soc lower. Veal calves
declined si62.e5 per 100 pounds.
Choice handy weight lambs practi.
cally unchanged: lower grades Of
killing lambs up soc. Feeding lambs
advanced i0G65c: yearlIngs up gen
orally 25c. Fat owes weak TO CSC
lower November II Chicago prices:
hogs top s725 (early); bulk OF
sales s6.6066.90: medium and good
beef steers s57561o.75 butcher cows
and heifers ss.e5ds75: feeder steers
sie5@6.5O: light and medium woigf
veal calves s569: fat lambs ss50a
9.25; feeding lambs s7.iO@S.i0; year.
lings s5.75@775: fat ewes s2.75M
AIS. Stocker and feeder shipments
from ~ important markets during
the week ending November I. were:
Cattle and calves S7,ii3; hogs 5.S7s:
sheep 97.259. With the exception OF
pork loins and veal the trend of
wholesale fresh meat prices was up.
ward Lamb led with advances rang
ing from s1@3 per 100 pounds. Nut
ton advanced 81; beef 50c61. Veal
unchanged Pork lolns weak to 81
lower November II prices good
grade meats; beef $12M16. Veal
lamb s1o@21; mutton $40
IA; light pork loins s19@21; heavy
loius s14@19.
GRAIN: The market had a good
during the week and
prices advanced until the nth when
liquidation caused a sharp break
Improved milling and export demand
we're main factors influencing ad
vances. Visibly supply whea. --,3S2,- |
300 bushels a decrease of 1,213,00D i
bushels for week. Domestic demand
or corn improved and cash market |
'irm. Visible supply corn 1S,705,0DJ |
bushels decrease of 1S6,000 bush |
lis for week. Closing prices IN
Chicago cash market; No. 2 red w.
er wheat $1.1S; No. 2 hard winter
wheat $1.07; No. 2 mixed corn 47c;
lo. yellow corn 4Sc; No. white
'ats 33c. For the week Chicago De-
ember wheat advanced 1-2c clos
ng at $1.05 5-S; Chicago December
orn down at 46 csc; Minneapolis /
December wheat up three cents at
lis; Kansas December wheat up
hree cents at CSC. Winepeg Decem-
er wheat up &c at $1.03 Ia. Aver
ge price to farmers in central Iowa
Or No. 2 mixed corn about 80 kc; l.
} farmers in central North Dakota
)r No. / dark norern wheat $1O6
A; to farmers in central Kansas
)r No. Q hard winter wheat 95c.
hicago May wheat closed at $1.C91a
hicago May corn So "; Minneapol-
May wheat $1.16 IA; Kansas City |
lay wheat $1.02; Winepeg May
heat S102 1.S