The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-01-27
WEEKLY MARKETGRAM
GU Z Bureau of Markedly

Grain - After registering highest
prices for week on the 7th the market
declined on the 9th and 10th, then rallied
but closed weak. Export demand slow
~ close; seaboard reported cargo Ar
gentine wheat offered $l.20 c P gulf.
Corn trade light; country Offering not
large; cash market slightly closing
prices In chicaEo ash market: No.
Esc Winter wheat I'LL: No. 2. Hard
winter wheat $1.0e; No. Mixed corn
4oc, No Yellow corn $50; No. White
oats. soc. Average price to farmers In
central Iowa for No. Mixed corn
ebout s5c; To farmers In central North
Dakota for. No. l. dark northern wheat
tLosh; To farmers in central Kansas
Tor NO. Hard Winter wheat IS. For
the week Chicago Ai>.y wheat down
lk c closing at Oily: Chicago May
corn down lie at b2xc; Minneapolis
May wheat down IN c at $119: Kansas
CITY May wheat down Nc at t1.0sh I;
w lnnipes May wheat down We at
&1.0sx.
Hay-Reeeipts in eastern markets
night; prices Arm; demand light Large
ly arrivals weakened demand at Chica-
go and Cincinnati Prices unchanged
at Chicago but slightly lower at Cincin-
natl. Expected improvement In demand
appeared at Kansas City. receipts light
put country loadings reported increas-
Ing Quoted Jan. 10 No. 1. Timothy
New York $3.50 Philadelphia 323, Gin
cinnati s21.5o. Chicago s2s. Memphis
Sz4, Atlanta $3.50. Kansas City S14.
No. 1. Alfalfa Kansas City $40, Mem
phis 1850. No. l Prairie Kansas City
$l1.75, Chicago SIS.
Feed-Demand continues light 1,
most markets. Wheatfeeds are a trihs
easier. due to heavier offerings from
spring wheat mills for future shipment
Mill offers are for bran and middlingA
equal quantities each month February
10 June inclusive at Blightly below
prompt shipment prices. Cottonseed ane
hnseed meal prices unchanged, demand
unimproyed- Hominy weaker quoted
VI lower. Gluten feed price reduced 81
per ton. Alfalfa meal and beet pull
quiet. Prices unchanged. stocks and re
eeipts fairly good. Quoted January is
Bran $z1. Middlings $21.50 -four mid
dlings t23. Minneapolis; Thirty six per
cent cottonseed meal $3.50 Memphis.
White Horniny feed $40 St. Louis; Glut-
en- feed 1855 Chicago; s34 per cent
meal t4S Minneapolis; No. 1. Alfalfa
meal &16.75 Kansas City.
Live Stock and Meats-Chicago hog
prices declined 20 to Use por 100 pounds
during the week; light hogs showing
the greatest loss. Beef steers and fat
cows and heifers defined 10 to Csc;
Bulls steady to he lower. Gamers and
cutters about steady. Veal calves
steady to 26c higher; stocker and feed
er steers up 81 to s5c. Fat lamb ad-
vsnced 25 to sec; Yearlinxs and fat
ewes generally soc; feeding lambs 30
70 Toe January IL Chicago prices:
IloBs top *o-lu. BULK OF sales {1.50-$7.S5;
Medium and ssod beef steers $685. to
1925; Butcher COWS and heffers $3.50
IS; feeder steers SIS 25-$s.s6: light and
medium weight veal calves se5o-s950;
lat lambs t11.60-s12.S5: feeding lambs
ss.76-s11.75; Yearlings s5.25-s11.5o; fat
ewes s4.75-$7.26.
Stooker and feeder shipments from
l2 important markets during the week
ending January 6 were: Cattle and
calves 27,727; Hogs 25f1 Sheen, 24,2s5
With the exception OF fresh pork
loins eastern Wholesale fresh meat
prices were 6rm to higher Veal and
lamb advanced generally 81; Mutton
xs-$4 at some markets. steady at others;
beef drm to soc higher: pork loins gen
orally N-f2 lower. January 13th prices
good grade meats: Beef {12.50-yI4; Veal
y1s-s20; lamb f25-s3s Mutton s12-$1s;
light pork loins 1851; Heavy loins
Dairy Products-Butter markets de-
moralized early in week but rm at
close following advances the past few
days Best trading on top grades. Stor-
age butter moving better as fresh
prices show tendency to advance clos
Ing prices 81 SCORE: Philadelphia a7H;
Boston seh New York 3fM: Chicago
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