Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-27

- ADANN cNls GU OOiN-lNttflIAS w.
900 bbls.; exports, Is, 900 bbls. market generally
dun but firm in sympathy with wheat; city mill
patents. $42OH4.i5; Minnesota patents, s3.5Od
$50; winter extras, $2.70q29j; Minnesota bakers,
$2.7OuG.lO. Rye flour. dull: superhne, 81. 5Oq2.75;
fancy, s2soqS.Oo. Buckwheat flour, steady; slGo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 42a55c.
CORN MEAL-steady; yellow western, coarse,
~RYE-NominaI; no. 2 western, 42c.
EY,Ste western, 44d59c
WHEAT-Receipts, ii, 900 bu.; exports, 1000
blu; spot firm; No. 2, 7lAc asked; No. 1 hard,
crop news. higher cables and foreign buying. bu,
subsequently reacted a little on realization and
by predictions of rain and closed quiet at sc net
advance, October closed at 67SSc; December, GSb
q6S2sc, closed at 6Shc.
spot quiet; No. 2, S9sc. Options opened steady,
but declined under a large local movement and
October closed at SS3so; December, SsgSslAc,
oATsHReceipts. 223. 200 bu.; exports. 1000 bu.,
spot dull; No. 2. 24c. Options quiet and easier,
closing at %o net decline; October closed at 2ici
~HAY.SteadS shipping good to
HoPs|Quiet; state, common to choice. 1894
crop, Sa7c; 1895 crop, 7QlOc.
HIDEs-steady; California. lsglSlse; Galveston.
l6nl7Rc; Buenos Ayres, dry, 2lc; Texas, dry,
LLEATHER-Duli; hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres,
light to heavy weights, 24c.
WooL-Quiet: domestic fleece, 1Sd2ic; pulled,
PRovIsIoNs-Beef. steady; family. IS. OOa12 90:
beef hams, sl4.5Oll5.0 Cut meats. dull picked
bellies. .ss.OOa6.25; picked shoulders. So; picked
hams, 50. Lard, steady; western steam closed
at S5.95: October, s5.95, nominal; refined. steady.
Pork, mess s9:75alo.25; family. sll.75; short
TALEowSecity, 44@4%c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $500 pkgs.; quiet, west
f!n GaiG ssc. iOai''' weS'en" creamery l'94'''
E~GGs.Recelpts, 500 pigs: market quiet;
7aiOe; small; nsaiotc; part skins, S34@7'sc;
PETRoLEUM~steady; United closed at 81 2sA
~Ros1N-Firm; strained. common to good, ,i.s5
TURPENTINE-ouiet; 2s,kas4c.
RICE-Steady and fairly active; domestic, fair
Steady New orleans, open ket-
400; northern, s!a.Sal4.S. Copper, quiet; bro.
;s.15, Tin. quiet; plates. market quiet and
COTTON SEED oIL-somewhat irregular;
prime crude, 2SK924c; butter grades. SOQ3ic;
prime summer yellow, 27aq2sc.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL. Oct; 26:-WHEAT-spot
g shd;: S S%sn'2 ) red R0s SPRING MO- stocks Ies e winsssi g
No. l hard Manitoba, So Cd; No. / Cali.
s%Ganta; Il Il 81; fqtq and o SlSssd Months ll5m' VIII u
higher: business about equally distributed
0 SmhSn s. 5Hdi November s. Ed; De:
es% "a: M S5 SAd h ' January Ss Sgd; February
CoRN-spot easy; American mixed new
So AID; futures closed weak, with neal
positions ls43ad lower, and distant positions
unchanged from yesterdays closing prices
business Gus heayiest on early p3ositi3ns; oeto.
So sad; January, IS AID; February, IS AID
FLouR-Marke. firm; demand good; St
PRoNlsloNsEBscon. quiet but steady; demand
lbs. 32s cd; long clear. heavy. IS lbs. POS; shor
GIeaF 6oo hssv lishS Is, Is his IS. sls 3d. Sd; short Mn,f, sle@,,
to 10 lbs. 3Ss; shoulders. square, l2 to IS lbs, S5s
hams short cut, II to l6 lbs, 45s Cd Beef. extr.
fine western, 5Gs Sd; prime medium. ASS Cd. Lard
''ea %gF!mf wS:'$ demand Gsd' if Tsif1ne Sna in P %mer,s ss
white. Ais; finest American colored, iOs cd.
BUTTER-Finest United States. 95s; good, los
TURPENTINE-spirits, 20s Sd.
CoTToN SEED oII-Liverpool refined, It's.
LINsEED OIL-2is Sd.
PETRoLEUM-Refned, I'D .,
"HBLIIEiAcHiNG PowDER-Hardwood, f. o. b
HoPs-At London PacIhc COAST. e. 15s.
st. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS. oct. 2s.-FLoUR-steady but &c
tive; sales, 10000 sacks to England. 200 sacks t
) Ireland reported. but domestic trade quiet.
|, wHEAT-opened higher, became duh, ease
on and closed a shade below Yesterday; No,
red, cash. 6SIkc; December, 6lAc; May, 66Bc.
, CoRN-Dull but about steady all day, CLOSING
with sellers about &c below Yesterday; No
l mixed, cash.. EifaCs DeceInDet, ES1BC1 may, 1OfAc.
: OATS-Futures firm early. but eased on Ma,
} closed with sellers sc below yesterday: No.
cash, 1ilsc; December, 1Sc; May, 2Olsc.
~RYE-Firm; SIC.
CORN MEAL-Sli54l50.
FTfnMHoTHY ssEEDS ssS iGSss.s east TRACK ''''
HAY-Rather dull, firm for choice grades
: prairie, s@oOgsOo 90; timothy, s5,25aiaOO. this side
q PoULTRY-Steady; turkeys. 6hc; chickens
i 697isc; ducks, 7hc; geese, &c.
n BuTTER-Steady; creamery. lSd2ic; dairy
: Sql6c.
3 E~GGS-Firm; I5c for fresh.
Q LEAD-Depressed; $3.07a, sellers, but no bids
SPELTER-Ofered at 1915.
!. PRONISIONS-Pork. standard mess, jobbinp
, ss50aS62h. Lard, prime steam, S.45; choice
4 s5.55. Bacon, boxed shoulders, s675; long;
: s5.sTR: ribs. So 80; short. s .i2ls.
REC~EIPTS-FlOur 1000 bbls. wheat, $50
q bu. corn. Is, 900 bu. oats, 5000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 5000 bbls. wheat, $40
n bu.; corn, 1000 bu. oats. H,O bu.
Shipment of Texas Cattle.
g FORT WORTH, Tex, oct. 26.-The cattl
movement from the state. especially from III
= Panhandle country. has been quite large the pa;
! few weeks. From the latter country alone thei
o have been shipped out $4,000 head OF cattle. mos
OF the stock going to the northern markets
81. Louis Ln particular. The total shipment
be made from the Amarillo country will n,
fall short OF 10000 head, and will bring TO Il
stock raisers 81, 5O0,0 900. 1t Ia claimed the ANA
q lilo has become the largest original shippir
n point OF the world. Ten carloads OF beef catt
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