Kansas City daily journal., 1896-10-06
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

New York. Oct. 5.-BUTTER-Recelpts
sSO6; firm; Western dairy. 71k@11c: Western
creamery, 111a@l7c; Elgins. lie; factory. Z
@11c. cHEESE-Receipts. GOT packages.
skins, 3Q6c. EGGS-Receipts, S,50 Steady.
Western, 14Rlsc.
Elgin, Ill. Oct. 5.LBUTTER-Firm; Of
ferings. 31.seo pounds: sales. 2o.10o pounds
at 1910.
Chicago, Oct. 5.-FLoUR-Receipts, 1900
barrels and shipments. 5000 barrels.
Market steady. Quoted as follows: VIM
ter patents. $33o@3.6O; straights. $s0o@S. 10:
spring patents. $3.25G5.sO; spring specials.
grades. $2.25d260 BUTTER-Market firm.
creamery. s@lskc: dairy. s@13c. EGGS
Market strong: fresh, 141kc.
St. Louis, Oct. 5.-FLOUR-Receipts
5000 barrels, and shipments. 5000 barrels.
Steady and more doing. Patents. $S75GS.SO
extra fancy, s330@S.4O; fancy, $2-70@2.9 80;
choice, S.35@245. WHEAT-Receipts, 3d.
900 bushels, and shipments, 5000 bushels.
Unusually heavy worlds shipments and
lower cables caused enough pressure to
sell to open the future market lower, but
buyers came in freely at the decline, and
there was speedy reaction. Later. from
various causes. the market weakened, but
closed ss@asc higher than on Saturday.
Spot higher; No. red, cash. elevator. Toe;
track. 6s1s@72c; No. hard, cash. 63kc:
December, 701sc bid; May, 71zc asked.
CORN-Receipts, 161 900 bushels. and ship
ments. $4,000 bushels. There was little
change in the future market, and the trad
ing was light, but the tone firner in SYM
pathy with wheat. Spot better; No.
cash, 2kc: October, nc asked: December.
za4c asked: May, Nc. OATS-Receipts, 100-
900 bushels. and shipments 10000 bushels.
Futures quiet, but the tone was firmer;
spot easy: No. cash, 15s.c bid: May, 201sc
bid. CORNMBAl-Steady. Quoted at 81 IS
per barrel. BRANLFfrm; sold on track.
this side. in sacks, at 42c. HAY-Steady;
prairie. $S.oOa5.25: timothy. A.5o9l20o.
BUTTER-Ffrm, but unchanged. Cream
cry. 17c: dairy. s@qSc. EGGS+F1rm, 1211sc.
PORk-Higher; standard mess, jobbing,
se.50a6.B. LARD-Lower; prime steam,
ss.T1s; choice. S.s5. BACON-Boxed shoul-
ers. $3.50; longs. $a.26: ribs, A.S7h; shorts,
$3.50. DRY SALT MEATs-Boxed shoul-
ders. H.Oo: longs. $s.s71z; ribs. $500: shorts,
$4.0G
New Orleans, La, Oct. .6-FLoUR-Firm.
Extra fancy, $3.eo@e.7o; patents. A10@4.25.
BRAN-Firm; 51@53c per cwt. HAY-Dull;
prime timothy, .$S.00a10.00: choice, $n.50Q
400. coRN-Quiet; No. 2 sacked white.
26@27c; mixed, &c; yellow. &c. oATS-No.
good, s@4&c. PROvIs1oNs+Qu PORK
Old, 6ssc; new, 7c. LARD-Refined terce.
4c. BOXED MEATS-Dry salt shoulders,
4Ac; sides, 3Bc. BACON-Clear ribs. sides,
4Ac. HAMS-Choice sugar cured, sh@10c.
Liverpool, Oct. 5.-wHEAT-Spot quiet;
demand poor. No. 2 red spring. IS 1kd; No.
l hard Manitoba. IS I'D: No. California,
IS 2hd. Futures opened steady. with near
and distant positions Nd lower; closed firm,
with near and distant positions N@1kd low.
er; business about equally distributed.
October. IS SID: November, IS SID; De-
cember, IS 10d; January. IS 10d; February,
Is 101ld: March, 5s 101id. CORN-Spot
quiet: American mixed, 2s 10td. Futures
opened quiet, with near and distant po-
sitions Nd lower; closed quiet, with near
and distant positions unchanged to Nd low
er: business about equally distributed. oc-
tober. Is 10Ad: November, 2s 10Xd; De-
cember, Is lid: March. 2s 111kd. FLOUR
Firm; demand fair; freely supplied; St
Louis fancy winter, IS. BACON-Steady:
demand moderate; Cumberland cut, % to 80
pounds. s2s; short ribs, 20 to "a pounds, sos:
long clear lights. IS TO 3a pounds, $50 Cd;
long clear heavy, 10 to Is pounds, 2Ss; short
clear backs. light, 1s pounds, 26s Cd: short
clear. middles. heavy, Is to 30 pounds. 21s
Sd; clear bellies, II to 16 pounds. Bis.
SHOULDERSLSquare, IL to Is pounds. 25s.
HAMs-short cut. "A to ls pounds. 47c.
TALLOW-Fine North American, 2s Cd.
BEEF-Extra India mess. 4ss Cd: prime
mess 37s cd. PORK-Prime mess, fine
Western, 4os; medium Western, 3ss Sd.
LARD-Steady: prime Western, 21s Sd; re-
fined in pals. As Cd.