Omaha daily bee., 1883-12-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,
CHICAGO.

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CHICAGO. November 80. -Four-Market
dali and unchsnged; common TO choice sprinu
wheat, 8h85c; Minnesota, 3l@4fc; bakers
44@5ac, patents, 61g7c; winter wheat Hou,
4@5sc.
Mneat-In good demand, chiefly for specr.
~jation; opened weaker at Ga &c. Influenced by
the incre use in the visible supply, but later
advanced l@l4c in sympathy with corn, then
declined &c and closed bc lower than Wednes.
day. Sales ranged: November 97SG9s}c, clos.
ed at 97ac; December 973@9S4c, closed at
SIC; January 9Sl g9Jic. closed 9Ssc; Febru.
sry. 99sc@l Coz, closed at &98@s94c; May
l 0599l OF, closed at l 06s; No. 2 spring, 97a
GO 4c, closed ut 91ac; No. 3 spring, 82@S3c;
No. 2 red winter. 9y58l ~.
Corn Excited and very much unsettled;
trading very large; PRICES irregular and ad.
yanced above the highest point touched
Wednesday; little cash corn was offered, and
parties having November contracts unprovid.
cd tor found the market in the shape Of a
squeeze, prices advancing full &c above the
highest point of Wednesday,, but weakened
again and closed unsettled; other futures al.
yanced 9@3c above the highest point OF
Wednesday, but weakened and closed lt0l4c
higher than Wednesday; cash 5l4 G57o, Closed
at 555@55ao: November 54@57c, closed at
$50; Decen ber 532@55l, closed at SIC: the
year 53?@55c, closed ut BIC; January $500
b53c, closed at 5i8c; February 5i@55c, closed
at 549c; May, 57i@5Slc, closed at 58c.
oats-Unsettled and irregular; opened
strong and higher; closed at inside prices:
sash 3lG3la, closed at SIC; November, 3lM
3lBc, closed at Bic; December 3I@SIac, closed
Bic; January 3l!@3lsc, closed at site; May
SiBNg364c. closed at 35lc.
Rye-Firmer at 5Slc.
Barley-Higher at t6c.
Flax Seed Steady / 80.
Pork Demand active, particularly for Jan
s.FEy anI le.A 4 liz ,
very irregular, trading on teltgraphic orders
Wa, spmsshat Jus .tisfactory, options opened
easier, but afterwards advanced 3O@4Oc; later
receded lbIg2lc, but rallied again l592Oc and
closed unsteady; cash, IL O0@l3 10 for Did;
IL S13Glf ~ for new; NOvember II 10:
December II 95al3 90; year IL g7!al3 90;
January, ID 5Isl3 %, closed at 10 774G
10 so; February - 7D9l4 10, closed at 10 J75
IA 40.
Lard In good demand; opened g asisr and
Afterwards ad yanced goa 25c but receded 5G
lOc and closed steady; caeh 8 4OGS Az; No.
yomber : 35a 8 40; December 3 2haS a., clos.
cd at 8 40; year 8 70: January 8 a7IGS 81,
closed 1T 52tGS ~; Februar, s 52I(d@S rs,
clos I'd at 8 67AGdS 70: March 8 771; Nav 00a
BIO, closed at 9 OF fa9 O5.
Bulk Meats In fair demand; shoulders,
B 80; short ribs. 2 90; shurs clear. 7 %.
Butter o. In fair demands; choice tr fancy
"p '"Nb ~ iAllCI Qllfleh.
2idS0o.
Eggs-Steady at 256a2oc.
Whisky-Steaiy and unchanged.
Freights-Co Corn 10 Buffalo, no further quo.
%tGtions.
On CALL-Whes -sales, 900. 900 bushels.
December and January declined 10.
Corn Sales $50, % bushals; December. tbs
year and February declined 10; January adj,
Fanced sc.
Osts Sales, $50, ono bushels; December the
year and January declined 30; May de.
Ainsd 3c.
Pork Sales, 1880 barrels; Deoemhar and
tl,e year declined 74c; .Ianusry declined &c
March Pc lower May 30 higher.
LSrd -Shes, $500 tiercos; December. Feb.
I1sry and March 10 loser; May Be loSer.
Yi,ihle Fuppiy Of grain November y 49,
Wheat 81, 25l 900 bushels, corn 1851. 900.
oats Z, 9sS.000, rye 2,343,OO, harley 3,27lOO0
Timothy Market easy; prime, / 24@1 2t:
ordinary T. fair, 22sl 81 choice ranged at
] 2iGal 70.
Che.e Market steady and good supply:
esgioc fall oNam sheddsrs l2g l2tej choice