Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-16

vi ~ ue lNeteu; NO. l req, L IL delleNr-
ed; mixed winter, l O6i al O6y; ungraded
white, ! 06Gl "A; steamer No. 1 white,
L ll@l ~; No, 1white, 1000 bu.
$4,000 bushels soldat l 0sf@1 OSb, clos.
ing at l 0St; do for October, $3.50, 900
bu. sold at 10,s@1 CO, closing at
/ 09;a 90 for November, 1886, 900 bu. sold
at I0S@l 1o4, closing at l 10A; do for
Decenber, 16i 200 Blu. sold at l 11s@
LIZ, closing at | Tx; do for January.
10000 bu. sold n. l lSi al 49,, closing at
1iS3.
Corn-Cash and September 2I@Sc
higher; later options declin-
ed s@2c, but recovered and ad-
vanced b@lsc, closing firm; ungraded
mixed, 72@7Shc; No. 2, 7Sb@S0c; steamer,
7Sc; No. 2 white, 79@S0c; high mixed,
75ac; ungraded white, nc; No. 2lfor Sep
TEN er, 76a@79hc, closing at 79bc; do for
October, 723@74Ac, closing at 74iS do for
November, 69f@ 702, closing at7Oac.
Oats-3G &c higher, and fairly active;
mixed western, S2G942c; white western,
40G5Oc,
Hsy-Firm audfairly active; 60@65c.
Eggs-Fresh western, quiet but firm;
24bc,
Pork-Strouger; new mess, 20 75@2l 90.
Beef-Quiet, and steadily held.
Gu Meats Scarce and firm; long clear
middles, IA 25.
L,rd-Higher; II O0@12 u.
Butter e. Quiet, but steady; 15G30c.
Caeese-quiet, but steady: western fac.
tory, 9@l0kc; western fiat, 55@l0ic.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September 15.-Flour-
Dull and we lker: NIX, 3 61@3 so; fam
tlx 4 nlIvgl an. IAtna 4 Elgn 4 -. tnnn,r
4 SO@5 IL.
Wheat-Unsettle1, but generally lower;
better at the close thar at opening; No. 2
red fall, 92g@9Sfc for cash; 92a@9l9c for
September; 92sG93c for October; 92s@93 C
for November; 935@9ic for December; 9ls
@92Ic tor the year; 9ig@g43c for January;
No. ) red fall, S6h@Ssc; No. 4 red fall,
SIC.
Corn-Unsettled, but generally lower;
lower OF the close than yesterday; COL 6
for cash; $500 593c for September; 573@
5S4c for October: 52g@53sc for November;
1890 for December; 4S@4Ssc for the year;
45s@46l for January; 46I@47ic for May.
Oats Market dull; 32@3Ssc for cash;
3isc for September; 29s@293c for the
year.
Rye-Market dull; 56I@57c bid.
Barley-Quiet; 70@S0c.
Butter-Steady; dairy, 22@26c; cream
cry, 2S@31c.
Eggs-Steady; Isle.
Whisky-Steady; ! 10.
Pork -Eirmer; 20 81 bid for cash; 20 20
asked for Septem er; 1900 asked for Janu'
airy.
Bulk Meats-Firmer: shoulders, 10 90
short rib, IS 50; short clear, Ii 10.
Bacon-Firm; shoulder, 10 75@10 S7a
short rib, IA 75@l4 S7b; short clear, ID 80
Lard-Market dull; IL 37a bid.
EoRIA
PEORIA, September Ii. -Corn-Scarc,
and firm; high mixed, 634@64c; mixed
631@634c.
O4ts-Firmer; No. 2 white, S14@319c
Rye-Steady; No. 2 55g55Rc.
Highwines-Firm; / Is.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS, City, September l5.-Wheat-
Firm; No 3 red, 75{c tor cash; No.
red, 1890 for cash; 79fc bid for Octo
Der; 798c bid for the year; No. ! red, So
bid for cash.
Corn-Weak; 6i1c bid for cash; 1896
bid for the year; 3Ssc bid for May.
Oats-Firm; 29Ac bid for cash; 99c 70
October.
Butter Steady; 25c for choice.
Eggs-Steady; 2Oc,
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, September To- -Breadstutfs -
Small business.
Wheat Winter, SIS Gd@Ss %; spring, s
6d@9s.
Corn-Gs lid.
Bacon-Loug clear, 7Ss; short clear, 75s
CoUNC BLUFFS.
Council BLUFFS, September 1.-THE
! Council Bluffs markets carefully revised
TO date are as follows:
Flour-Goldan Sheaf. 3 90; Kansas Cit
winter wheat, 275G3 %: Minnesota winte
, wheat, 3 00M4 90.
Wheat-No. 2, 75c; No 3. 65c; rejected
5ec.
Corn-No. 2, Dos.
0ats-No.2, 30c.
Rye-No. =, Csc.
Barley-None.
Eggs--Scarce; selling 60 packers ut 2Uc
Corn NEAL so for white; yellow, ! &c
I chop, 26 90 per ton.
FRUITS-Apples, 2 90.
Broom Corn-21@9c.
Hay-LOose, Z O0@9 90.
WoOd-5 coos 90.
Wool-15@25.
Butter-Creamery, SOC; in rolls, wraI
ned, 20c; rolls snoI wrapped, 22c; NIKE
Z colors, 1O@12tc.
OniOns-i0c per bushel.
Live Chickens-2 50@3 90 per dozen.
Z Potatoes-30c per bushel.
i Cabbages-2j@f0e per doz.
Turnips SOC per bashel.
: Sweet Comic pei dozen.
LIVE STOCK. Cattle Extra, 3 OOC
3 30 Veal Cslyes-G SOC" 90. Hogs
z OO@7 a.. Sheep-3 90.