The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-29
Weekly Marketgram
v. 9. BUREAU or MARKETS
Washington. o. c.
week Ending June 27, 1921,

i orain.
After a week OF alternating hIghe
and lower prices, Chicago JnlyNwhea
closed at sl.2S Ia. a net gain o
. l.2c for the week. and Chicago Jul,
corn at Gl i.Sc. a net decline OF 3.ic
With the exception OF weakness In
stock and cotton markets on the
goth. news was bullish but the mar
ket lacked buying support and prices
did not respond. Dry weather re.
ports being received from wider area
In North Dakota and Minnesota. Wis.
ible supply OF wheat 10000, 900 bush.
els, decrease ofi,2sO.oOO for the
week Cohntry corn offering to ar.
rive moderate; corn crop news con.
times generally favorable. Visible
corn supply 2i.S3O.O0o bushels. an
Increase OF l.OsTvsG for the week.
Chicago cash market No. 2 red win.
ter wheat si.3s; No. 2 hard si.42:
No. mixed corn 6Oc: No. 3 yellow
com 6Oc; No. 3 white oats 36c. For
the week Chicago September wheat
up 3 l.2c at si.23 3.i September corn
do.n &c at 81 3.4c Minnesota July
wheat down &c at s1.29; Kansas City
July up 2 lie at si.fS SIS: Winnipeg
July uD @-4c at sl.Sl 81.
Hay.
Demand very limited. Only high
grades wanted. South and southeast
using local forage principally. Re.
celnis light. Some slight price
changes nave occurred. NO. | nm.
othy quoted New York s2s. Pitts.
burg s2O5O, Chicago s22, Cincinnati
$50, Atlanta s26. Jacksonville s2s.5O,
No. l Alfalfa Kansas City SIS. oma. |
ma SlS. Memphis 500. No. 1 prairie
Minneapolis SIG, Omaha si3, Kansas
City sl4.
Feec.
fnrther weakness developed In
wheat feed market. as offerings from
southwest became more plentiful
bran In poor demand. flour middlings
IND red dog firm. Gluten feed and
loniny feed steady. hominy feed in
'etter supply. Cottonseed meal and
lhsead meal unchanged. Alfalfa meal
'eak. Offerings OF all feed ample !
emand and movement light. Quoted ,
bran sl4, middlings sl4, Minneap-
lis; gluten feed $3.50 Chicago
5l.21 Philadelphia; white hominv
'ed VA Chicago, 1923 st. Louis; ]
ran $3.50 Buffalo; linseed meal l
70 Minneapolis; SO p. C. cottonseed I
eal $29.25 Memphis; No. 1 alfalfa
eal' $3.50 Kansas City. !
Dairy Products. 4
butter prices advanced to 2c !
e past week and market is firm ~ ]
aay With an active demand for !
CHER grades for storage lower grade !
g Eept well cleared by movement \.
10 consumtive channels. Receipts Z
ny moderate and stock of all kinds 4
'sp cleared Closing prices % !
ore; New York S5c Chicago "a 41.2 !
illadelphia S5 5-4c; Boston Csc 1
reese market holding barely steady +
TN buyers seeking goods at inside I.
ices. Hot weather already influ. Z
cing quality and production slack +
ing IN some sections. Prices on /
'st styles range from II to Is 1-2c =.
Wisconsin primary markets.
Fruits and Vegetables "
irish Cobbler potatoes from cast.
I shore of Virginia declined 25 to
per Dbl in New York the mast
ek' reaching $3.50 to 1882 Prices
lse w to $3.50 in eastern markets
'fida tomatoes in 6-basket carriers !
Vanced SOC to $1.5O per crate in
iiadeiphia, closing around s35o
tomatoes down 10 to 25c
consuming markets, ranging 81
Slbo per 4-basket carrier Texas
OK declined Is to 35c, reaching
20 sl,6O. California Salmon tint
ltaioupes steady in consuming
rkets at 1925 to 81 per crate
ofgla Hiley peaches nearly steady
New York at 1925 to $3.50 De.
hd active at shipping points. Hi.
S down 10 to 25c per crate clos.
$l.75 to $1.9O f. O. b. cash track
-lda and Georgia Tom Watson
lermelons, medium sizes, declined
y to $3.50 per car in New York
sing $4oO to $500. Demand good