The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-02
NEW YORK Markets

New York, Sept 1--F'lour-Receipts a.
100 barrels; exports. 5,5LT. Easy N tone
but rot quotably lower. although TO sell
concessions were necessary; Minnesota
patents, SS.40Q29S Southern dour steady,
$S-3QS.oo.
Corn meal-Easier; yellow western. Sc.
Wheat-Receipts, 81. so: exports, l6.oo
Spot weak; No. hard 61s.c- Options de-
ciined q cent also owing to heavy north
western receipts. q big crop and the esti-
mate foreign selling, liquidation AID lower
Liverpool advices; closed lisc net decline;
September, 6zsa q6Si-c, closed sz1sc; Decen-
Der, 651zQGSizc. cloOd 6i2c-
Corn-Rece.pts. -.S.ooo: exports. %S.s *
Spot weak: No. .. Gsc- Options de-
pressed all Gay by crop news. Equidatioa
and the break in whsat, closing with ssse
ed SAC: December, s77sQ1S5sc, closed =. Sc
OatS-Rece1pts. 55.ap; exports, s,sAS
Spot weak; No. =. DC. Options weak and
lower with the other markets. closing at
l.c net loss; September, -. qasc: e.osed
lSs.c: December. II an sc, closed sl1sc-
Beeves-Receipts. 30. mainly for export :
no trading. Cables quote American steers
at 10al1c dressed weights; sheep az s'zg
10lsc dressed weights: refrigerator oesf at
SIzG9i.c. Exports, 200 oeeves. 1-Oo sheep
and 3,s42 quarters of beef.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 5,lG; sheep
slow; lower; lambs dull, lower; sheep,
$25oaS 95: lambs. s3.751IS.0o.
HoogS-Receipts. 2.oI; STEADY al SS''"e
4.10
Cut meats-Fsrm: picked bellies. SsGec;
picked shoulders, Sac; picked mans 80
G10c.
Iari-Qu.et; western steam. $.72i2. NOM
inal: refined steady.
Pork-Steady; old mess. S-o1fiS35
Coffe-Ootions opened steady with
prices unchanged to points lower ruIsd
inactive and practically nominal through,
out the session; closed steady, unchan&ed
10 ; roints net decline; September. S-oeg
e65: December. S9.05.Spot, RIO dull; No Z.
10Ssc inyoice lots; mid quiet; CoruoNa'
I5Gl6i.c, and 111sc jobbing lots. Havre,,
closed quiet at AG1. franc net advance
sales, 2,loo Santos quiet: good average
Santos, 1890 Receipts. two days, Stvp
bags: stock 642, 600. Hamburg soeany'
4 pfennig decline; sales, 1900 bags. Rio
receipts. two days. 1000; cleared for the
United States, 1000; cleared for Europe.
5ObO: stock. IN, ,0c1 Total warehouse de-
liver,es for the United States, 1l,10o bags.
including li.!Ss Ne New y,;d fork; s+s,sS Ne% sios
21S l1e: afioat for the United States, 500;
total visible for the United States, S0,ls.
against 5445,S last year.
Sugar-Raw easier; fair renn1ng, %fsc'
Centrifugal. So test, SIC; refined quiet.
New York. Aug. 9.-Butter-Receipts
1850 packages; market steady; western
creamery. n1@q iS1sc; Els-ns' le1sc' iac-
rs Fsg,gsEReceipts. s.es7 packages: steady;
state and Pennsylvania, 15gl6c; western
l2l2M15c.
New York, Sept. 1.-Cottonr-Ouiet; MID
ding. S-lsc; net receipts, 20 bales; gross,
6Os2; exports to Great Britain, 500 70
France. S49; continent, 5; forwarded, Hy4
sales none; stock. 66.S .S03. Futures openSu
firm. sales & 80 bales; aJnuary, S.S3; Feb
rlary. s.. 90; March, s.. 80; April, si.S9; Sep
tember. S7.57, October. N.6l; November
S.67: December. E.75.
Dry goodos-The market IS oVer-ru, rH-
with visiting buyers. There was ra1r
wire order business done. but mucn NOR
in the way of personal selections for al
classes Of goods. The jobbng trade was
active The toone of the market was
strong for all kinds Of cotton goods. More
dong in woolen goods. Printing cloths
firm at &c bid. and no sales
Manchester, Sept. 1.-Cloths and yarn
duh and inactive.