Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-19
PRODUCE d PROVISIONS.
Special Dispatches 10 THE BEE.
CHIOAaO.

49,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January 1S.-Wheat to-day
was active, unsettled and weak early, then
af3c lower, firmed up and advanced
steadily 1b@l8c, receded lie, and closed
] a &c higher than yesterday. Sales were
made at l oOA@1 OIL for January; l OOs@
l c. for February; l 0ls@1 03 for March;
lt7@1 0Ss for May. On call the sales
were g. $1,000 bu. at &c lower and easy.
Corn was active and unsettled; declined
early 4g1c, bolted upward the same
auount, then fuctuated and closed Ac
lower. Sales we're made at 64@65c for
January; 554@56sc for February; 55@56c
for March; 56I@57br for May. On call
the sales were is, 20 bu. at ic lower and
firm.
Oats were strong and followed corn, clos
ing firm. Sales were made at 37a@3sc for
March; 39G39f for May. On call the
sales were 5000 bu prizes easy and 10
higher.
Pork was fairly active; offerings were
free and lO915c lower early, but rallied
124@15c sni closed easy. Sales were
made at II 35@17 As for March; II S7a@
* GA for May. On call the sales were
80, 900 lbs market easy and 7Ac lower.
Lard was active un er q liberal offering,
and declined 2l@5c lower, rallied 7A@1Oc
and closed easy. Sales were made at 10 gu
@10 80 for February: 10 iO91O 80 for
March; II O5@1l Oh for May.
Flour GoOddemand at full prices; com.
mon to choice spring whests, 3 50@4 70;
common to fancy Minnesota, 3 bO@4 %;
bakers 4 25@5 so; patents, 8 50@7 25;
winter wheats, O0@5 t5; low grades, 2 10
@3 so.
Wneat-U Unsettled, but generally higher;
regular, 1 OIL for January; / O1b@l ola for
February; 1 O3A@1 Os tor March; ] OBJ
for April; l 0S@l CSs for May; No. 9 red
winter, i OF; No. 2 Chicago spring, l O03@
l Of.
Corn-Unsettled. but generally 10 yer;
64s@G5c for cash; 56sc fors Fe oruary; 556c
for March; SIC for May.
OATS Stronger; S7ac for caah;' 374@S7I,
for February; 37sc for March; SCI for Ma,
Rye - Strong and higher; 64d65ac.
Barley-StrOug and higher; S0@Slc.
Fla Seed-Marse ct easier: / 2S@1 90.
Dressed Hogs Steady anu firm; light,
z 1907 ID; heavy. z 2J@7 %.
B~utter-oteady; creamery, 25@SSc;
dairy, good to fancy, 23@33c.
Eggs-Steady; 26@2
Pork Unsettled, bot generally lower;
IL 25@l7 30 for cash; II 40 for February;
~ 6O917 629 for March; II 92a@l7 50 for
May.
Lsrd-Unsettled, but generally higher;
10 IS for cash; 10 72a@l075 for February;
10 SOLO s7t for March; IL 05@1l GA for
Nav.
Whisky-Steady: l 16.
6CALL lBoARD.-Wheat MARKET easier;
declined s@tc.
Corn-Market easier. hut not much
lower.
Oats-Stronger; some SAFES advanced ac.
Pork = Market easier; II SIS FIR March;
II rs for April; II G2b for May.
rd-Irregular; 10 20 for February;
10 S2A for March; 10 92A for April; IL 05
for May.
New YORK, January Is --.Flour-..Firm;
superfne state and WESTERN. 3 45@3 so;
common to good extra, 3 75@4 40; good
to choice, 4 1907 90; white wheat, extra,
8 25@7 "a; extra Ohio, 3 S0@6 so; st.
1Loutos - CoWAo 10 IhlEueb6bd DHLtuL DEO-
cess. 5 60@7 60.
Wheat-Cssh grades 5@4c higher; op-
iions opened IA &c lower, but subsequent y
recovered from ths decline and advanced
4@3c, closing steady; No. 2 spring. / 10
Delivered; ungraded red, 94@1 Ia; No 3
red, l lO3@l l2i; steamer No. 2 red, III
al liz; No. 2 red, l 143@1 16s; No. l
red, ll63; ungraded white, l OI@l ia;
steamer No. 8 white, S3@Sic; steamer M.
2 white, 90 :; No. 2 white, l 02b@l 03; No.
2 white, 1900 bushels sold,at l IL; No. 2 red
for January, l76 900 bushels sold at l 14@
al l43, closing at l 14A; do for February,
$4,000 bushels sold at l l4a@1 ia, clos.
ing at l lag; do. for March. l $50, 600
bushels sold at l 16 11.16@I LA, closing at
l 1T; do. for April, 1868, 600 bushels sold
at / lSf91 l9s, closing at ! 1871; do. for
May, 672, 900 bushels sold at l lSI@l l98,
''S co9ss' e ~ 1@1se higher; options ia
lie higher; ungraded, 65@7lic; No. 3, s.
@65lc; steamer, 67i@6S,; No. 2, 69@69Ac
in elevator; old No. 2, .7lc in elevator; No.
2 for January, 6Si@69fc, closing at
SOC; do. for February, 674@6ss,, closing
at &c; do. for March, h74@Gsc, closing
at 67ac; do. for April, 67tg67ac, closing
at 67fc; do. for May, 65s@G6Ac, closing
at 66tc.
CoIo ~ uiRucr anu tatTly hcClSes
mixed western, 47@49c; white western,
49@52c.
Hay-Demand fair and market firm;
65c
Hops-Dull and 'minsl.
EgRs-Fresh western, quiet, but steady;
2S@ Sic.
Pork-Dull; is 5o@l8 "a.
Beef-Qule.; Is ,0@l8 %.
Cut Meats % liet; long clear middles,
Lard Weaker; prime steam, IL 90.
Butter-Narket dull and weak; Is 940c.
Chsese-Quiet, but steady; western aat,
7@l3tc.
ST.. Louis. January S.-Flour-pirm:
family, 4 lO@4 50; choice, 4 GO04 20;
fancy, 4 Si95 10.
Wheat-M .rket excited and ruled high
er, but closed easier; No. 2 red fall, l O<
al 04h for cash; l 03@1 tIs. closing at
| 04t for February:l 054@1 U65, closing at
l Oh fJr March; l 07@1O Ss for April; I Os
al 10. closing at ! O3A tor May; No. 3 red
fall, 964c.
Corn Higher and active; 4SgG49lc for
cash and January; 49s@495c for February;
50A@505c for March; 5o4 g5l5c foe April;
5lB@52sc. closing at 525c for May.
Oats Higher; S9YG4O, for cash: 80 a
S94c for February; 3S5@ al 9sc for May.
Rye-Higher; 5S.c.
Barley-Steady; 6y@85c.
Butter-Steady creamery, 3GG 4Oc; dairy.
25@92c.
Egss-Easy; 2lc.
Corn Meal Higher; 2 IS.
Whisky-Stesdy; l II.