The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-23
Weed Ending March Il. 1921

hcccipth generally light. values
well maintained. Arrivals Chicago In,
ereasing; advances OF country load.
ingn TO Chicago decreasing. Spring
work and bad country roads stlll re-.
etricting heavy movements. Eastern
and Southern markets report very
little Inquiry from outside points.
No. ! Timothy In good request In
Philadelphia ut 81 per ton advance.
Pacific coast markets weak because
OF improved pasturage conditions.
Glover and clover mixed in good sup.
ply In the carolinas but IN light re-.
quest, Alfalfa receipts increased ma.
ierially In western markets: good de.
mand from feeding sections. Prairie
hay held steady, good southwestern
prairie meeting with ready yale IN
Chicago. Chicago buyers not inter.
oated In South Dakota prairie. Quote
No. l timothy se5 Chicago: $50 Phlla.
dolphin: s2i Pittsburgh; s2l Gin.
cinnati; s2s Minneapolis: No. . tim.
othy $50 Chicago: sei.5o Baltimore:
sA Memphis: $3.50 Minneapolis;
s22 Cincinnati; No. l Alfalfa s2i
Chicago; se5 Cincinnati: SCI Mime.
apolis; No. l Prairie $40 Chicago:
$3.50 Omaha; SIG Minneapolis.
Feed.
Market weak: demand lacking; Of
ferlngs especially for April.May ship
ment. more liberal. Bran and mid
dlings down s16S2 In western mar.
kets: other wheat feeds declined pro.
p~ortionately. Cottonsed meal off soc
mSl and selling at new low levels.
Linseed meal. steady; stocks OF lower
grades fairly adequate. Gluten feed
demand light; hominy feed sluggish.
Transit shipments most feeds quoted
at discount under shipment prices.
still lower prices expected by deal
ers unless there Is a decided change
In the general feeling. Quoted: Bran
S20.50, middlings S2O.5O. flour mid.
dlings SIS, reddog $50. Minneapolis;
No. | alfalfa meal SIS Kansas City:
$1,000 st. Louis; Linseed meal $3.50
Buffalo. $40 Minneapolis; Gluten
feed s37 Chicago; beet pulp SS2 New
York and Baltimore; white hominy
feed s2S st. Louis; $24 Chicago.
,Grain.
The world economic situation con.
tinues a depressing factor in the
grain market. In addition crop re-
ports have been favorable, and prices
trended lower the past week. On the
18th sales of 5000, 900 bushels of
wheat to Europe and further reports
of green bug damage in southwest
induced considerable buying which
started an advance but early on the
18th support gave way and values
started downward. Early on the 21st
an oversold condition was disclosed;
shorts started to cover and wheat adj.
vaneed 4@5c, corn 1c. But when buy
Ing ceased prices dropped rapidly.
Visible supply Of wheat decreased,
l zoo, 900 bushels during the week;
visible supply Of corn increased 3,
$4,000. In Chicago cash market No.
2 red winter wheat 20 1-2m22 re
Chicago May; No. 2 hard Ito
14c over; No. 3 mixed corn sos 1-2c I
under May; No. 8 yellow ) 1-4@6 IA
under. For the week Chicago May
wheat down 4@3-4c at $1.41M7-S,
May corn 2 lac at 65@3-4c. Mime
apolis May wheat down &c at $1.J5
@5-S; Kansas City May 4c at $1.35
@3-4, Winnipeg May 2 1-2c at $1.76.
Chicago March wheat $t.52@3-8.
Minneapolis flour demand fair. Kan
City milling and export demand
good. No. 2 hard wheat 13c over
City May.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Potatoes down zoe per 100 lbs.
northern shipping stations, closing
S5@95c. Chicago carlot market down
at $1@1.15 sacked. Round
whites at western New York sta
ticns also lost last weeks gains, clos
ing around 81 sacked. Bulk stock
down 10@15c New York, reaching
$40. @1.5O
Cold storage Baldwin apples
in city wholesale markets at
Northwestern extra fancy
winesaps mostly 1904 per box in
consuming centers. Nearly 100000
bbls. of boxed and barreled stock
combined moved out of storage dur
ing February. This left total apples
cold storage 3,612,933 barrels Mar.
as compared with 100000 bbls.
Mar. /, 1920 and 1,772,333 Mar. 1,
1919. Yellow onions down about 25c
per 100 lbs. wholesale consuming
markets ranking 50@$1. Florida eel
cry steady at $2.75@3.25 per crate
city markets; s1.75-fob, California
cnlnry 81. Sc 40 ner crate middle