The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE nARKErs.
CHICAGO

| 2 red, 77a7S cents; No. red, S0aS4 cents
No. spring 79a79 1-2 cents: No. spring
75a.S cents; No. 2 hard winter 75a75 l.
cents; No. 8 hard winter 75a7S cents; Nc
! northern spring. 81 cents.
| Corn-Cash: No. 2. "a 3-4a25 cents.
Oats-Cash: No. 2. 1e cents
Chicago. Nov. 12.-Wheat-Close: No
vember 79 ga cents; December so s.
cents; January 81 3-4 cents; May, 81 s.
cents July 81 s-4 cents.
Corn-Novemoer, % 3-8 cents: Decem
Der 25 rs cents; May . 1-9a2s IA cents
Oats-November, 10 Is cents: Decem
Der 19 ~ cents; May % 7-S cents.
Pork-November. $7.05; December s. o,
1-2: January ss.05aS.07 L.: May $s.4e 1-2
Lard-November. A.12 L.; Decembe,
s4.12 1-2a415; January ABS; May A.55s
4.57 1-2
/ Ribs-Novenber and December $3.50
January $500; May $4.eo.
Butter-Firm; creameries 13als cents
dairies 10a17 cents.
| Egg@Firm; fresh, 20 cents.
Poultry-Easy; turkeys Las cents,
chickens cents; ducks 9a10 cents.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov. 12.-Wheat-Steady
No. hard nominaily, 7SaS0 cents: No.
14a77 cents; No. red 90a90 1-2 cents: No
nominally. s6asS cents; No. 2 spring
nomiEa,ly 75a76 cents; No. 3 norninally
70a75 cents
Corn-About ~ cent lower: very
weak. No. 2 mixed 19a20 I-2 cents: No.
white 22a22 1-2 cents.
Oats-Scarce and held higher. No. 9
mixed. nominally, IS cents: No. 2 white
old, nominally. 22a22 1-2 cents.
Hay-Steady. Choice timbothy $.00a
$50; choice prairie $5.OOa55 500.
Butter-Firm; fairly active. Cream
ary 16al7 cents; dairy 10a12 cents.
Egss-Scare and 1-2 cent higher: IL
cents.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. Nov. 12.-Receipts-Flour
5000; wheat 1900; corn $1,000; oats 21.
000
shipments-Flour, 5000; wheat % 900;
corn $4,000; oats $1,000.
Flour-Active, there being considerable
demand by foreigners who purchased
ll,OoO sacks; prices steady
Nneat-Opened nervous and unsettled
without much buying. High cables and
otaer oul news advanced prices some
what later, but they soon fell back. La
ter there was strong reaction when j.
became known that large sales of cash
wneat had been made to millers and I'm
lures closed higher than ye;erdav. Snot
Gull, offerings small. No. red. cash ell
evator. Sc cents; track 81 1-2as0 cents.
No. hard, cash, 70 cents bid: Derember
50 1-S cents bid; May 80 3-Sa90 IL cents
Corn-There was a decline in futures
ana weakness ruled until late. when tho
! IdHy IN wheat strengthened prices. Spot
io"er' NO cash, % cents: December %
l-4a23 rs cents; May 26 rs cents.
dull; No. cash II cents bid; May q 1-s
cents.
Hay-About steady: prairie one car
choice at $3.50; timothy s4.O $40 20 this
side 'iiiS
Butter-Steady, unchanged.
Eggs-Ffrm: II cents.
Pork.Higher; standard mess jobbins
'l.52 1-2a777 1-2. e
Lard-Higher; prime steam 81 no.
choice s4.07 l-2. '1"V'
bacon-Boxed shoulders $3.50: extra
mort clear s4.62 1-2; ribs s4.se IL: shorts
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. er-
Ia snort clear ribs s425: shorts s437 10
NEW YORK
New York, Nov. 12-F'lour-Receints
l,~o barrels; exports 9,555; closed very
llH at iuii late asking prices: demand |
'as hght; Minnesota bakers s3.75N415.
winter low grades $3.50.
Wheat-Receipts 262, 800 bushels: ex-
orts S,12O. Spot steady: No. l hard ss
&c T. o. b. afioat. Options opened steady
nd had an irregular decline under bear.
81 estimates of the Russian crop short
ge and heavy local short sales. but lat-
Jumped nearly 3 cents in the afternoon
short stampede prompted by better
LIE cables. reports OF export demand on
ne Pacihc coast and foreign buying:
losed. NO. red November. SS 1-sc: De,
ember, SO LA SO Lac. closed S91-Sc.
Corn-Receipts 154.3o0 bushels: exports
',2Z4. Spot inactive; No. 2. 81 Lac Op-
ons opened steady: eased off on pros
ec,s OF larger receipts, but finally rallied
itn wheat and close 1-4G3-Sc net higher.
oVember closed SIC; December 81 5-S0 |
C, closed &c. I
Oats-Receipts 25o,eOo bushels: expor.. {
s15. Spot dull; No. 2. 231-2. Options
oderately active and firmer. closing a,
4c net advance. May 26 1920. closed
C; December 24GA Lac, closed 2414c
Lard-Firmer: western steam s4.45.
1928 pkgs: steady.
'estern dairy. sale 1-2c; western cream
Y. II 1-2G2o 1-2c; Elgins. 2Oc; factory. /
Esg-Receipts 4,213 pkgs; firm. State t
Id Pennsylvania 22G2Sc: western 40 c
c. .
MINNEAPOLIS. I
Minneapolis, Mimi. Nov. 12-Wheat- {
osed, November Sic; December, Sic: {
ay SIC; on track. No. l hard, So 1-4c: E
D. northern, SIC; No. northern SOC.
eceipts 3S7 cars.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Nov. 12-Wheat-Spot very c.
eady; demand poor: No. red spring o
/ I'D; No. / California 7s SI-2d. Fu- a.
res opened steady with near and dist il
I positions Id over yesterdays clos v
: prices: busienss about equally dis G
buted: November. January. February 4
d March IS I'D: April nominal. N
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