The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-15
Weekly MMkagam
y. & ouNgAu o. MANkgro
wsshlWOtsa. o. Q.
Week Ending March -. 1914.

ffutts nuo v~&9s*"tS@s WV sWs
potato market firm. other markets.
weaker. New York sacked round
whites firm In New Yorx City at
s2.io.2.is per 100 lbs.. db~n 1se 10
other eastern markets at s2.s.io
down iei7c fob western Nov York
points at I'LL. Northern stock down
Zoe In Chicago at ~ti0oi.7s: down
i0-i5c In producing sections at $40.
i.5o. Maine Graen Mountains. 10
bulk. down i0c, si.si fob. down i5c
In city markets At sis5-2.20; sscked
stock steady In Boston at $780,.
Western rurals reached seasons low
points growers receiving zoe ut Ida
no points and soc Colorado points.
Cabbage markets generally weaker
New York Danish type stock down
s5.i0 In most eastern cities at ss5.
20 per ton bulk. firm In Baltimore
mt s45. Texas domestic fiat type
down SIS In Sc. Louis at $50; $50.
weaker In other cities at sioi5,
Florida pointed stock In III bu
hampers weaker ut SIC to si.25 In
leading markets. Apples hold steady
tone. New York Baidwins AZ
s7.50-s.25 per Dbl. in leading city
markets reaching $3.50 in Boston
Northwestern extra fancy boxed
winesaps neatly steady at 1880 In
city wholesale markets. Onion mar
kots continue steady 10 strong. with
limited demand and movement. East
ern yellow globes firm In eastern
markets at ss.25-s.75 per 100 lbs
sack. Middlewestern stock stronr
at $3.50 red varieties reaching
ss.25.s.75 In ST. Louis. California
Australian browns steady at $40
$50. Massachusetts yellow globes
firm fob Connecticut Valley points
at s~S.25-s.50.
Live Stock and Meats: chicag0
hog prices declined 30-60c per l0i'
lbs. medium and heavy weights de
clining most. Beef cattle 10 zoe
lower: butcher cows and neifer
steady TO lie lower. Feeder steer
down l5c; veal calves generally 25c
lower. Fat lambs declined 5o-65c;
feeding lambs unchanged. Som
grades OF ye~arlings steady; other
soc lower. Fat ewes steady. March
10 Chicago prices: Hogs, top slO,s5,
bulk of sales s10.25.10.75; medium
and good beef steers $7.509.10;
butcher cows and heifers s4.25-S.25.
feeder steers $~5.J0-7.50; light and
medium weight veal calves $3.50
1850. fat lambs s13.25 to $685.:
feeding lambs $%11.50-13.50; yearling
s11-14.25; fat ewes s6-9.50. Stocker
and feeder shipments from IL i'm
portant markets during the week
ending March 4 were: Cattle and
calves 1881; hogs 1925; sheep
25.14G. Eastern Wholesale fresh meat
prices indicated mixed movements.
Beef veal and pork loins weak to 81
lower; lamb and mutton generally
firm and In some instances as much
as So higher. March 10 prices good
grade meats: Beef. $13-14.5O; veal
1913; lamb $27-3O; mutton $17-2O;
light pork loins 1892; heavy loins
$l5-18.
Hay: Very light receipts Of good
quality hay caused slight advances
in hay prices at central and eastern
markets. Southern markets practi-
cally unchanged. Bad roads cur
failing movement. Demand limited
to present needs mostly; no general
improvement noted, No. l timothy
quoted March IL Boston $3.50, New
York $3.50, Philadelphia s24, Pitts
burgh $3.50, Cincinnati $20.50, Chi
cago 1923. Minneapolis $3.50, Sa-
vannah $2S, Jacksonville s26.50. No.
/ alfalfa Chicago $23, Memphis $25,
Minneapolis $22, Cincinnati $22,
Jacksonville $29. No. / prairie Chi
cago SIG. Minneapolis $3.50.
Feed: Feed markets quiet. Pastures
beginning to furnish grass in many
southern sections. Wheat feeds are
easier particularly bran and flour
middlings, offerings fair by mills but
good by resellers. Hominy feed Of
ferings large, demand fair, tendency
easier. Gluten feed production good,
demand good. C0ttonseed meal
stocks fair, demand light, prices
firm. Linseed meal slightly easier,
stocks and production light. Alfalfa
meal and beet pulp steady sales re-
main light. Receipts and movement
generally good. Quoted bran $25,
middlings $26, flour middlings $3.50
Minneapolis. T~hirty.six per cent
~cottonseed meal $4O.75 Memphis;
white hominy feed $22.50 Chicago;
1922 st. Louis; gluten feed $32.65 Chi
cago: linseed meal $3.50 Mime
apolis. e
Grain: Market had heavy under
tone during week and registered big
declines in prices, Chicago May
wheat losing INC net, Chicago May
corn down Skc. News mixed, but
main bearish factors we're: lower
foreign markets, continued improve
ment in crop conditions in south
west and government report Of farm
reserves. Closing prices In Chicago
cash market: No. 2 red winter
wheat $1s2as No. 2 hard winter
wheat 1929; No. 2 mixed corn SIC;
M. . yellow corn SIC; No. 3 white