The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-15
Weekly MarEeIgram
U. 8. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington. o. c.
Week Ending February -, 1922

HAY: Timothy market fairly
steady at unchanged prices. Alfalfa
firm both at Kansas City and Chi
oago. Prairie dull Low grades very
slow sale. Some accumulation Of
poor hay at Cincinnati. Quoted Feb.
No. timothy New York $3.50.
Pittsburg s22. Cincinnati $50. Chi
cago S22. Memphis $22. Kansas City
$1i. No. / alfalfa Kansas City
s29.5O. Chicago S23, Memphis S26. No.
/ prairie Kansas City SlO.5O, Chi
cago SIS.
FEED: Market inactive. Traders
have no difficulty in filling orders;
country buyers hesitant at current
levels. Advance In corn has been
helpful but moderate weather in prin-
cipal feeding sections has created
slightly easier feeling. Offerings Of
wheat feeds by mills light for Febru-
AIRY but good for March and April
shipment. Cottonseed meal steady
sales OF small volume. Linseed meal
firm. Gluten feed and hominy feed
quiet, prices unchanged stocks good.
movement fair Quoted Feb. . bran
$3.50, middings $3.50. flour mid
dIings $3.50, Minneapolis; 36 per
cent cottonseed meal s34.50 Mem
phis; white hominy feed s20.50 st.
Louis. No l alfalfa meal $16.75
Kansas City.
GRAIN: A better feeling existed
in the trade throughout the week and
prices advanced. Chicago May wheat
up Sc closing at $1.55; Chicago May
corn up SC at SO. Principal market
factors were: World wheat situation
higher foreign markets and decreas-
ing in visible supply and improved
milling demand. Carlot receipts at
Chicago during week ending Feb. 10,
204 wheat 3,491 corn, 644 oats as
compared with 100 wheat, 176 corn,
339 oats same period last year. Clos
ing prices in Chicago cash market:
No. red winter wheat $L34: No.
hard winter wheat $1,8 No 2 mixed
corn 54; No. yellow corn 54c; No
white oats 37c Average farm
prices No. 2 mixed corn in central
Iowa about Ale; No. 1 dark north
wheat in central North Dakota
S1.276; No. hard winter wheat in
central Kansas SLIP. For the week.
Minneapolis May wheat up &c at
$1.36h Kansas City May wheat
up 6%c at $122; Winnipeg May
wheat up sac at S127A
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter mar
Nets steady. Trading somewhat
irregular with active demand limited
to fancy goods. Foreign butter dull;
eiserings being made at as much as
&c lower than prices week ago
Closing prices so score: New York
S71ac; Chicago 361ac; Philadelphia
37c; Boston 36lac. Cheese markets
showed little stcadier tone Trad
ing in Wisconsin more active with
good general demand except in ex-
tfeme east where demand is still
largely for held cheese and where
nearby production of fresh practically
fills current requirements. Closing
prices at Wiscor sin primary rarkets
Feb. 10. Twins 2OAc; daisies Size;
double daisies 21c; longhorn 211ac;
square prints 22c; young Americas
211ac.
COTTON: Spot cotton prices adj
vanced AZ points during the week,
closing at ie.44c per lb. New York
March futures UP So points, closing
at 1920.
LIVE STOCK AND MEATS: Chi
cago hog prices advanced 6Oc-S5c
during the week; heavy hogs ad-
vancing most. Beef steers generally
steady; low priced cows firm to 15c
y higher; other grades and heifers un-
changed. Stockers and feeders most
1y csc higher; light veal calves gen.
lerally soc lower. Fat and feeding
tlambs advanced 50-75c and fat sheep
and yearlings 25-50c per 100 lbs. Feb.
Ill Chicago prices: Hogs, top $10.25;
bulk OF sales s960-10.1O; medium
and good beef steers $7-915; butcher
COWS and heifers S410-4.75; feeder
steers s515-7.1O; light and medium
weight veal calves Sill; fat lambs
$12.75-14.S5; feeding lambs $11.25-
1925; yearlings s10-13.25; fat ewes
S7.75-S.25. Stocker and feeder ship
,hents from IL important markets
Turing the week ending February 4
were; Cattle and calves 45.oloi hogs