The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
EXTENDS TO GRAIN
BOARDS OF TRADE REFLECT FINAN-
CIAL DEPRESSION.

Kansas City Reports . Cent Lower Gener-
ally-st. Louis Weak and Lower for
Wheat, and Corn and Oats In sympathy
New York Spot Wheat Dull and Lower
and Options about the Same. with
Further Bad Break on the Curb Corn
Closing Unchanged to HiGher-Markets
in General
St. Louis, Mo-, Sept 14.-Recepits-
Flour 1000; wheat 5000; corn 3i,eoo;
oats $4,000.
Shipments-Flour $500; wheat $1,000;
corn 1000; oats $4,000.
Wheat-Weak and lower; principally
on account of the heavy gold exports.
closing with prices below yesterday.
No. 2 red, cash, 5S1s cents bid; Septem-
Der 5694 cents; December 80 cents bid;
May Go cents asked.
Corn-Declined early in sympathy
with wheat, but recovered later, eased
off and closed. with the exception OF
September. under yesterdays finals.
No. mixed, cash, 31as cents: September
81 cents dSked- DSCCuiOCi ia SSAsS'
May 253s26 cents
Oats-Strong early but'weakened with
other markets and closed with a de-
cline of ]. cent. No. 2. cash, 1SA cents
bid; September 1854 bid; December 10
cents bid; May q cents.
Rye-Dull; lower; No. red 81 cents
bid.
Barley-Nominal.
Flaxseed-Higher. 90 cents.
Timothy Seed-Steady.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Sept. 14.-Wheat-Cash, 5sss
cents; December 573s cents bid; May
cl5s cents bid.
Corn-Cash 31Is cents; December 27%
cents; May % cents.
Oats-Cash 1914 cents: December 1SA
as cents. b
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-. Sept. H.-Wheat-
Weak; about a cent lower: No. hard
Sc cents; No. 2 red 60 cents; rejected $40
40 cents.
Corn-Steady; rather slow; No.
mixed 27@A cents; No. 2 white2S cents.
Oats-Steady: demand fair; No. 2
mixed 171a cents; No. white 1Sl2I19
cents.
Rye-No So cents.
FlaxSeed-Strong; September nomin-
ally 50 cents.
NEW YORK
New York. Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING
253, 500; exports 4S,600. Spot-Dull and
weaker; No. 1 hard 65. Options were
weak and lower except for one brief
rally on local covering and closed 1fGts
cent net decline. The break was due
to small weekly exports, big spring
he ntv1tc- N do -,rNx,
and realiZin by yesterdays buyers. On
the curb there as a further bad break.
September 6l7sG62 cents. closed 6l7s
cents; December IS 15-16@641a cents
closed Ga cents.
Corn-Receipts 176,200 bushels; ex-
ports 5000 bushels. Spot-Stronger; No.
=. 3S14 cents. Options advanced on the
near months owing to a demand from
shorts. late months being steady. clos
ing unchanged to Il cent higher. Sep
tember 37AG3S Lie cents; closed 3S1s
cents.
Oats-Receipts $1,000 bushels: exports
500 bushels. Spot-Neglected; No. 2, "a
cents. Options without activity or any
change all the morning: September clos
ed 24H cents: December closed 241a
cents.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis. Mimi, Sept. H.-Wheat
Very weak; September 53ss cents; De-
cember 537sG54 cents; May 573. cents;
on track No. 1 hard 5424 cents; No. L
northern 81 cents; No. northern 52h
cents.
DULUTH.
Duluth. Mimi, Sept. 14.-Wheat
Lower; No l hard, cash, 55la cents:
September 552s cents; May 611s cents
No. l northern, cash 541a cents: Septem-
Der 5i5s cents; December 561a cents:
May 60A cents. No. northern, cash
81 IL cents; No. o-rejected 43ls cents
LONDON.
London. Eng, Sept. 1.-THE weather
low average consumption, heavy sup
plies an weakness on the continent and
in America had a depressing influence
upon the English grain market. prices
eclining 6dG1s. CargoeS were quiet in
all possessions.
Russian wheat-Steady on a reported
shortage. The quantity afioat in Eu-
rope is diminishing. Parcels were also
quiet.
Hard Duluth-October and Novem-
Der 24s9d. Spot steady.
Maize-Slow and is 3dG6d lower. Par
GELS mixed American for January de
livery 15s6d.
Barley-Quiet: scarce and firm.
Oats-Active, steady.