The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29

SOC.
Hay Steady: choice timothy. 5000
$50, choice prairie, $5oo95-50.
| Butter-Steady: creamery. 1501sc;
dairy, 1oG12c.
1 Egg-Firm, II f-ec.
ST. LOUIS.
| st Louis. Oct. &.-Receipts-F1our s.
Coo: wheat LOCO: corn $4,000: oats 81 COO.
Shipnlents-Flour 1000: wheat $1,000;
corn 1ss. s.oeo; oats 5000.
! Flour-Duil, easy; patents $4ooG41o
extra fancy. Ss.se43.7o: fancy $3o09
80: choice se5o4260.
Whest-Hgher; Liverpool cables
| siren sthened the market here and
| brought about reaction in the price of
| future. This was followed by an unset
lied feeling. London and Berlin being
lower. Later. an reports from the north
west that the farmers deliveries had
fallen off. the market became strong. es-
pecially for cash, and while continental
/. markets were easy and lower. futures
| here closed stEcng ard higher than yes
| terday. Spot strong with better in
quiry; No. red cesh. elevator Il lie;
! track 1.3c; No. hard cash SIC; De
! cember 73 5-sc bid: May 7sc asked
Corn-Fu;ures strong and higher. due
,
/ Gull and easy on call. No. 2 cash % Is
I Q22 lac. December % 1-2q22 5-Sc: May
| 26 lac.
/ Oats-Futures opened easy but rallied
and advanced along with other grains.
Spot dull. easy; No. 2 cash 16 SAC bid;
May - 1-sc hid
| RyeS3 i-zc bid.
| Cormeal-S.40.
Bran-Dun and tending upwards:
| sacked not salable above 3sc and ship
ments 43c. and sold track this side, at
z2c and SIC.
~laxseed-Steady. &c.
Prime timothy seed-S2-5o.
Hay-Steady for timothy with good
demand for prairie.
; Butter-ULchansed.
EgGs-Lower. 1ic-
Whisky-S;.IS.
Pork-Lower; standard mess jobbing
s7.121ka715.
Lard-Higher; prime steam $415;
choice s4.221z.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. extra short
clear and ribs s4.s21a and s475.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. extra
short clear and ribs 81 12i2; shorts A.3.
NEW YORK.
New York, Oct. 2.-FIour-Recepts
1900 barrels; exports $3.50. Quiet; buy
ers and sellers apart; closing firm.
Rye-Ffrmer; No. western 44izazc.
Wheat-ReceiptS 345.s00 bushels: ex-
ports none. Spot strong; No. 2 Z 7S1s
cents; No. hard 50 cents. Options firm
on cables and ruled quiet until afternoon
when prices advanced sharply on re-
ported continuation Of the Indian
drought purchases Of several California
cargoas for Australia, strong cash mar
ket at Minneapolis and local coverings;
closed 11sa2 cents higher :oN. red May
79I.S1A cents, closed 81 cents: December
rs s-1ea7S1s cents, closed 777s cents
Corn-Receipts 90. 800 bushels; exports
SC. .S05. Spot non1inally higher; No. 3o2s
cents. Options strong and higher during
the day on lighter receipts and the ad-
vance in wheat, closing sal cent ad-
vance. October 2912a3oH cents. closed
30Is cent; December S1aS15s cents, closed
315s cents.
Oats-Receipts I3s, 800 bushels; exports
49, 500. Spot dull; No. 2, 221z cents. OPP
tions quiet but firmer with corn. closing
1t IsaA cent advance. October closed
22A cents: December 23a2SA cents. clos
ed 23A cents.
New York. Oct 2s.-Butter-Receipts
7,735 packages. Steady: western dairy
Sale1z cents; western creamery 12isa20
cents; Elgins 20 cents; factory 7a12 cents.
tCheese-Receipts 1,139 packages; stea-
dy; large 71za101s cents: small 73sa10A
cents; part skins 31sa7 cents; full skins
21aa3 cents.
Eggs-Receipts, 1881 packa ges; steady
state and Pennsylvania 1sa2l cents; west
eru Is and 19 cents.