Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-12
PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Feb. l.-H heat-Stroug and
higher; cash, si.o3ls; May, .Sl.o51s.
Corn-Easy; cash, 3ic; March, "a 5.lGc;
May, 35 3-l6c.
Oats Steady; cash, 25c; May, 81 3-16c.
Rye-46i9c.
Barley-Nothing doing
Prime TimothJ-Sl.4S.
Flax-S1.59
Whisky-Sl.03.
Pork-Easy; cash, ,sl1.3715; March, ,sll,4715;
May, $1l.G7i9.
Lard-steady: cash and March, $3.50;
May, SC. S0C67.S2M.
t'lour--Stcady, unchanged firm and ad-
vanccd, about l0c asked over prices.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders, s.. So Il6 90; short
clear, S625@6.37l5 asked; short ribs, s6OOD
6.l0.
Butter-F'irm; creamery, aO@2oc; dairy,
16@p25c.
Cheese-Quiet; full cream chcddals 1890
lie; flats, 1l@ll4c; Young Americas, 119l
@l2c
Ergs-Unchanged; fresh, 13@14c
Hides - Firm; heavy and light green
green bulls SIC; green salted calf, 6i4c;
dry flint, 7l9MSc; green salted kip 4c; dry
calf, 7@Sc; deacons, 2593Oc each; dry
salted. &c.
solid packed, $4,000; packed, 4@41c; cake.
5@54c.
Flour. bbls. ............ 5000 1000
Wheat bu..... ....... 1900 1000
Corn pu . ......... 2ig, 600 l6l 900
Oats. bu... .......... .145,00O $4,000
New York. Feb. ll.-Wheat-Rcceipts.
$50; exports, $50; spot moderately active
and 215c higher; No. 2 red, 9Tl4W9Sc in
elevator, 011a@e0c afloat; 9G1a@99Ac f. O..
b. No.t3 red, S913c; options fairly active and
stronger, closing 18@2c over Saturday I;
February closing at 91l4c.
Corn-Receipts, 22,O00 exports. 256 500;
spot, moderately active but 14@1ac lower and
steady; No g 43l4M4311c in elevator 44]G@
4424c aiioat VI, ,,gradcd mixed, 40lG0145c; OPP
tions fairly active but 4s94c lower.
Oats-Receipts, "a, 200; exports, 7i2; spot
dull and weak options neglected; February,
3O}sc; March, 3lc; May, 32l6c; spot No. 2
white, 33S4@4c; mixed western, 27M33c.
Coffee-Options opened steady but closed
barely steady and lower; sales, 56,250 bags !;
February, sl5,SO@l5S5; March, $4,000
1895; May, si5: s5(el5.96; spot Rio dull; fair
cargoes, sl1.6214.
Petroleum-Quict and steady; United
closed at sS3sc.
Porl>-Strong; new, sle, ,75@13.CO
Eggs-Quiet; western, l5Ml54c
Lard-,Lower; western steam, sLl59
7l514; February, s11l.
Butter-Eirm; western, l303l12c.
Cheese-Easy; western, 10h@ll19c.
Liverpool. Feb. 1l.-[Special Cablegram
to The BEE. $3.50 p. N. close. 49, Pork
In poor demand; prime mess, eastern
6ss 9d, easy; do, western, SIS Cd, easy.
Lard-In poor demand; spot and Feb
ruary, 35s %, dull; March and April, 36s,
dull.
Wheat--In poor demand; new No. 9, win.
ter, rs Sd, steady; do spring, Is Cd, steady
Flour-In fair demand ut lis 34d, steady.
Corn--In fair demand; spot ana February,
As, sad, steady, March and April, As, steady.
The receipts Of wheat for the past week
from Atlantic ports were ZOO quarters: Pa
ciiic none; other source, 5000 quarters; re-
ceipts of American corn, 1880 quarters.
st. Louis, Feb, -Wheat-Higher; cash,
95Ac; May, 9SAc.
Corn-AGout steady; cash, 2Sl4g2s}1c;
Oats-Weaker: cash, ai!lc; May, en-.
Pork-Dull ut Sll.75.
I.ard-Lower at $500.
Whisky--Steady at .03.
Buuer-Dull; creamery, 2i926:i DAIRY,
20@22c,
Minneapolis, Feb. 1l.--Wheat-Sample
wheat iirmer; receipts for two days, 2O3 cars;
shipments, 81 cars. Closing: No. / hard,
February, $l.lS; May, sl.2+; on track, sl.lS;
No. northern, February, sl0T; May,
ern, February, S7c; May, ii OF; on track,
Sl,009i. .0?c.
Milwaukee, Feb. n.-Wheat-StroDg; !;
cash, 96J,c; May, 95c.
Corn-Dull No. 9. 29c.
Oats-Steadier; No. white, CSC
Rye-ln fair demand, No. !, 45I6c.
Barley-Steadily held; No. Q, 5J11c.
Provisions Easy pork, sll.4o.
Kansas City. Feo. --Wheat--Steady;
No2 red, cash. 90c bid; May, $3.50 bid No.
9, soft, cash, 9oc bid; May, 9s1kc bid.
Corn Weaker; No. 2 cash, 29jSc bid Nav,
26c; No white, cash, e5c bid; May, 27c bid.
oats-Cash, e9c asked; May, a34sc bid
Cincinnati, Feb, 1l.-Wheat- Firm; No
2 red, $l00.
Corn Unsettled; No, mixed, 34@3ikc.
Oats--Steady; No. 2 mixed, 2i1a aal2sc.
Whisky Quiet at sLa3.