Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-02
special Dispatches 70 The Bps.

Steady; common to choice spring, 3 SOFA
3 90; common to fancy Minnesota, 4 GOA
IS 20; patents, 6 so; winter, 400; south.
ern Illinois, 4 50@5 30; Canada, 4 bO@
3. 10.
Wheat = Unsettled, but generally lower;
regular, 99s@94c for December; 9is@95c
for January; 9jSc for February; l Oh for
May; No. 2 red winter, 9abc; No. 2 Chi
csgo spring, 9Ss@9ic for cash and Decem.
Der; No. 3 Chicago spring, T9Ac.
Corn-Active, but weak end lower, es.
pecially for cash; Sole for cash; IS for
December; b2so for January; sligo for
February: bi]c for May; rejected, SOC.
Oats-Dull, weak and lower; 35A@s6c
for cash; 35c for December; 34bc for Jan.
usry; 352c for May; rejected, 33Ac.
Rye Steady; 5Sc.
Bsrley-Market easier at S0QS1c,
Butter Steady, with a fair demand;
fair to fancy creamery, 24@37c; fair &c
fancy dairy, 12A@30c.
Egg-Market dull; TSc.
Flax Seed-Market strong at l Is.
Pork-Unsett ed, but generally higher
and active; IL 25@17 80 for cash, IL 40@
@l7 42a tor January; IL b0@l7 S2A for
February.
Lard Unsettled. but generally higher;
10 70@10 IS for cash; 10 60910 625 for
for February.
Bulk Meats-Active, firm and higher;
shoulders, 6 60; short ribs, 80; short
clear, sec.
Whisky-steady; 1 II.
CALL Observation-Disclosures easier
and unchanged; except for May, which
sold at 1 coz.
Corn-Active bat much lower; 57sc for
the year; 524c for January; 54ic for May.
Oats Unsettled and lower; SIC asked
for December; 35c for the year; 34sc for
January; 35ac for May.
eork-Active but lower; II 50@17 30
for cash; IL 20 for December; II IS for
May; II As for February.
Lard-Active but lower; 10 573@10 80
for the year and December; 10 523 for
january; 10 5 for FebruaryI
K YORK.
New YORK. December 1.-Flour-Mar.
ket steady; superfne state and western,
3 25@3 So; common to good extra, 3 900
4 90; good to choice, 4 ,5097 20; white
wheat, 6t25@7 %; extra Ohio, 3 9096 IS;
st. Louis 3 90@7 90; Minnesota patent
process, 8 O0@7 so.
Wheat Cash lots firm; options opened
4@iAc lower, but after wards advanced &c.
closing steady; No. 2 spring, nominal; un
graded red, ,Sic@1 10; stearaer No. 8 red.
95@96c; No. 3 red, 1 Of; steamer No. 2
red, i O52@1 O6; No. q red, l O8@l O9f
for certificates, l 0s8@1 10 delivered, l OF
free on board; No. 1 red, 1 IA; ungraded
zee; steamer No. 2 white, $4,000; No 2
white, '9S3t@99c; No., / white, 1000 BUSH
oils sold at l 07@l 0S; No. 2 red for Deem
Der 52S, 600 bushels sold at l 0Sa OIL 09s.
closing at l cot; do for January, 6,O,OOO
bushels sold at l ll@1 IL, closing at
1 11s; do for February, $4,000 bushels
sold at 113k@1 III, closing ct ] 135; do
for March, 163.O 0 bushels sold at i I5@
1 i5E, closing at l 15a.
COrn-No 2 unsettled and lower; steam
er and No. 3l@2c higher; options opened
3@ac lower, but subsequently, recovered
and advanced A@3c, closing weak; IN
graded, '40@85c; No. {. 64@65c; steamer,
7aCg75c; No:2, S9@sitc; No. 2 white. 79:;
low mixed, 74c;lNo. 2 for January. 65s@
662c, closing at 65Ac; do for February, 6S4
'65c, closing ct 64ac.
Oats-A shade stronger; mixed western,
39@14zc; white western, 4S@48c.
Hay--Quiet but frm;.60
Eggs-Ftesh western, firm for choice;
29@29lo.
P~ork-Steady; new mess, 19 90.
Beef-Dull and unchanged.
Cut Meats--Dull and nominal; long
clear middles, 10 90.
Lard -Lower; prime steam, IL 37b@
IL 30.
Butter Quiet but firr; 16@39c.
Cheese Quiet but firm; western fiat,
5@12ac.
KANsAs CITY, December Wheat
w eak; No. 2 red, 7997Sbc for cash; Sic
20. To,,o.p. OIL, h;l e.. No.,
Corn-Weak; 434@4S5c for cash; 39hc
bid for January; 39fo for February.
Oats-Quiet; 323c for cash; 3lic Decem-
Der.
Butter--Unchanged; choice Kansas, 25c.
Eggs-Unchanged; 26c.
st. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. December 1.-Flour-Dull;
family, $500 90; choice, 4 45@4 60;
fancy, 4 70@ 500.
Wheat-Yerv slow; No. red fall, 94a@
95c for cash; 944c for December; 94S, for
the year; 96S@g6ac for January; $500 for
February; ] 004 bid for March; l OH for
May; No. 3 red fall, 100000.
Corn Dull and lower; 55@55bc for cash;
54s for December; 53sc for the year; 49tc
Tor January; 49@49sc for February; 50ic
for May.
Oats Lower; S5fc for cash; SAGE for
the year; S0c'fOr May.
kye-Market easier; 56fc bid.
Barley-Q 'iet; sample lots range at 30
@S0c.
Butter-steady; creamery, Sa@ SIC; dairy
22@30c.
E~sgs-Steady; 246g24bc.
Whisky-s seady; l l6.
Pork--Higher; IL 20 for cash; IL 22A9
II 2s January; II 32b bid for February.
Bulk Meats Higher; shoulders, 6 80;
short ribs and long clear. . 15@s IS; short
clear, 9 81.
Baeon-Quiet; shoulders, 8 SO; long
clear, II 90; short rib, IL 00@1l l2a; short
clear. IL 30.
Lsrd-Highsr; 10 GO@1O IS.
APTERso0N BOARD - Wheat asier;
942@9sscfJr December; 96s , for January;
98tc for February; l OIL for May.
Coru-Lower; 53@E3ac for December
snd;the year; nc bid for January; 5Otc bid
for May.
Oats-Lowsr; .S4sc bid for December;
34sc for the year; 35@S5ic for May.
oogNoIL BLUxFs
COUNCIL BLUFFS, December Flour
Golden Sdeaf. 3 90; Kansas City winter
wheat, 27s@3 %, Aianesota winter whaat,
3 0094 90.
wheat-so. 2. 7se; No 8. 65o; rejectsa,
50r.
Con-No. 2, zoe.
Oats-No.2, SOC.
Rye-No. 2, i0c.
Barley-Ncne.
Eggs--Scarce; selling to packess at zoe.
Corn Meal-l 70 for white; yellow, 2 90;
corn chop, rs 90 per ton; corn aad oats
chop, 26 90 per ton.
FRUITS-Apples, 3 90.
Broom Corn-3b@9o.
Hay-Loose, 4 00@6 OC.
Woods 0096 90.
Wool-I5@2.
Butter-Creamory, 300; In rolls, grsp.
oei, zoe; rolls not wrapped, 22c; mixed
Colors, l0@i25c.
0nions-40s per bushel.
Live Chickens--2 50@3 90 per dozen.
Potatoes-S0e per bushel.
Cabbages--25@ Acc per doz.
Turnips Doc per bushel.
LIVE STOCK. -Cattle-Extrs, 8OO0
3 30 Veal Calyes-5 bO0s 90. Hoga-