The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-06
Weekly Marketgram
v. g. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington. D. G.
"Week Ended April 4, is2ir
Grain.

Grain.
Apprehension OF damage TO grow.
Ing crop by freezing weather caused
a temporary price upturn the first OF
the week but prices began TO drop
ON the s0th due 20 liquidation OF
coarse grains for country account.
Tho decline continued until the md
when active export demand caused
prices 10 rally an advance that con
tlnued throughout the ith. Visible
supply wheat decreased s.2ss.Olo
bushels for week. visible supply cora
decreased $4,000 bushels. In Chi.
cago mash market No. . red winter
wheat SIC oycr Chicago May: No.
. hard iimi9c over; No. 8 mixed
corn . i.2djc under Chicago May:
No. 3 yellow . IL Gi3.ic under.
For the week Chicago MAY wheat
down ) Lie at si.3sai.S; May corn
lG3.Sc at 5967.sc. Minneapolis
May wheat down sG3Se at $3.50;
Kansas city May 5Qs.Sc. Minneapo..
1, May wheat down SG3.sc at $3.50;
Kansas City May 503-Sc at $1,000
81; Winnipeg May is@S-sc at si.G7.
Kansas City Milling aud Export de-.
mand good. No. . hard wheat &c over
Kansas City May.
Hay.
Many eastern markets reports ex'
cessiye receipts. An almost cessa.
tlon OF demand caused markets TO
rule lower. Receipts In m%lddlewest.
ern markets continues light but as
buyers were few. quotations held on.
ly firm. In view Of relatively lower
prices OF oats receivers are urging
shippers to take advantage OF pres.
ent prices. Stockyards Chicago adj
wise sufficient hay on hand to last
til June l and only interested In
Top Number 2 timothy or clover
mixed. Arrivals OF alfalfa of the bet.
ter grade generally light. Cincinnati
and Boston very weak on heavy re-
celpts; quoting 81 to So lower than
week ago. Shipping demand poor.
Quoted: No / timothy $25 Chicago,
500 Boston. $3.50 Memphis, s22.5t
Cincinnati, $40 Minneapolis; No. .
timothy s2O.5O Chicago, s24.5O Bos
ton, s25 Memphis, s2O.50 Cincinnati
$3.50 Minneapolis. No. / alfalfa S2i
Chicago, $3.50 Memphis, $50 New
Orleans, $21 Cincinnati, $40 Mime
apolis; No. 1 prairie $40 Chicago
SIS Minneapolis.
Feed. :
Retailers in most sections repor'
very light business due to surplus Of
milk. Wheat mill feed production II
northwest said to have reached sixty
percent OF normal or increased floul
business. Feed markets depressinglN
dull and weak at lower levels. Cot
tcnseed meal draggy; sales of thirty
six percent meal reported $22 Mem
phis. In keeping with decline in cor
hominy feed slumped further; quoted
$1.5O lower than last week. A ligh
export demand reported from New
Orleans for this feed. Linseed mea
and gluten feed steady but showins
weak tendency. Spit cars bran ant
standard midlings offered az $27.5'
and $26 respectively, delivered north
eastern markets. Transit offering
good and offered at discount unde
spot stuff in many markets. Quoted
Bran ST., middlings SIG Minneapolis
Linseed meal $3.50 Buffalo, So
Minneapolis, white and yellow HON
inv feed $21 Chicago, gluten feed SO
Chicago, Thirty six percent cotton
seed meal $22.50 Memphis, regroun'
cat feed $3.50 Chicago.
Livestock and Meats.
The Chicago hog market decline
15040c per 100 lbs. the past week
light hogs losing most. Beef steer
and heifers practically steady; cow
and feeder steers generally %
higher. Veal calves down 5Oc@$1
fat lambs and yearlings 5O@75c; ia
ewes about steady.
April 4 Chicago prices: Hogs: bull
of sales $S.T5@$10; medium an
good beef steers $S.25@$9.65; but
cher cows and heifers $5@$9.25
feeder steers $7.50@9.25; light an.
medium weight veal calves $40
$3.50; fat lambs $7.50@$1O; feeding
lambs S7.5O@$S.75; yearlings sos
IS; fat ewes $5@6.75. With the eA
ception Of veal, fresh meat prices a
eastern wholesale fresh market
showed an upward trend for tn
week. Lamb and mutton up $1@$2
pork steady at some markets; $40.
higher at Others. Veal down sos
beef ranged soc higher to 81 lowe
.donondinp on the market Anri1 an