Omaha daily bee., 1883-09-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
dispatch to THE BEE.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 26.-The markets to.
day were without special features and huctua.
tions within q narrow range. Speculation was
active. A considerable portion of the business
transacted just before the close was on &C.
count of country orders. Wheat opened
strong and lively, about &c lower, and unde,
large offerings from heavy local bears declined
about lie. About noon q strong demand was
manifest and the market reacted rapidly, clos.
ing about &c over the opening. Transaction
in the cereal were large ond overshadowed
speculation in corn, which was generally quiet
for all options, except September and Novem.
Der, the latter heavily dealt in by those who
continue to pin their faith on frost. The
range of prices for the day was within lc.
Pork was tirmer early in the day, advancing
5@15c over yesterdays prices, but the demand
was light and a decline of 5@15c set in and
the feeling at the close was very easy. On
call prices were not materially changed,
Wheat continued the leading commodity dealt
in; transactions being heavy. Pork was
steadier under a somewhat improved demand.
Flour-Market quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Market unsettled and generally
for October; 07sc for November; 99sc for De.
cember; ! cog for January; l 07s@l Oh for
May; No. 2 spring, 944c; No. 3 spring, SAG
S5c; No. 2 red winter, l 03.
Corn-Market quiet and lower; 49A@49sc
for cash and September; 49s@49lc for Octo'
Der; 4Ss@4Sac for November; 474@47sc fol-
the year; 49sc for May.
OatS-M arkpt STEADY. D73c for cash and
September; 27ac for October; oslo tor Novem
Der; 274c for the year; 31Sc for May.
Rye-Steady at 524c.
~Barley-Steady at 64@65c.
Flax Seed-Unsettled at / 32@1 80.
Pork-Quiet; 10 15@@10 20 for cash and
10 22t for November; 10 10910 129 for the
year; IL boil III for January.
Lard-Easier; 7 so for cash and September
1907 ~ for October; 7 6O@7 62b for No
yember; 7 524@7 30 for the year; 57s@7 81!
for j January.
8 25; short ribs, 8 80; short clear, 6 20.
Butter-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Fair demand at PIC.
Whisky-Steady and unchanged at l 16.
T~inIothy-Active and weaker; prime, / q
al 26; good seed, but dark, / 20@1 q.
CALL BoARD.-Wheat-Quiet and un'
changed.
COrn-DeCllned &C,
Oats-Dul and unchanged.
Pork-FiImer; 10 20 for October; 10 20 fol
November; 10 ia for January.
Lard-Quiet and unchanged.
Cheese-Demand good; choice full cream
cheddars, l1@1l4c; choice full cream flats
11@ll4c; good part skim cheddars and flats
7@Sc; hard Skins. 2@4c.
Hides-Dull and unchanged; green salt
damaged, &c; green salt cured, light, Sc; do
heavy, Sc; green salt caf, lie; dry cali, 15c.
Tallow-No. !, 7c; No. 2, Sic; cake, 74c.
CALL SALEs-Regular wheat, 925, 900 bu
corn, 565, 600 bushels: oats, 10, 900, bushels
pork, $3.50 bbls; lard, $3.50 %tierces.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, September w Make
/ O9l.
C~0rn-Easier and dull; high mixed, $40
Doc; No, . mixed cash and September, 5i4t
asked.
Oats-Dull and nominal; No. 2 cash, Sep
TENDER and October, 304c.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CRY, September 26.-The Daily In
dictator reports:
Wheat Weaker; s51c for November; 50,
bid for the year.
Corn-3Si@3sgc for cash; 37sc for Septem
Der and October; S33c for November.
Osts-Slowj 2l9c bid for cash.
baltimore.
BALTIMoRE, September 26.-Wheat-West
n irregular but active, closing lower; No.
d winter cash, | 083@l 90.
Corn-Western steady and quiet; mixeC
sh and September, Sole bid.
O~sts-Steady; western white, 3S9S9c; mixed
aS7c.
pye-Quiet at 62G64c.
'tter-Firm; western packed, 10000
", 20@2Sc.