The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Oct 1-Wheat-Close: Octo-
Der, e65sQ67c: December, SsssqS74c; Nay.
Corn-October. . c: December. 225.c;
OatLOctober, lie; December. Ike; May
Pork-october. $50; December. $50:
January, S.46.
Lard-os !, ses,. a 3 December. 49,
RIbsoctober. $40; December. ss471z;
January, $3s711.
ButterLFirm; creameries. 9a1sc: dairy.
sQ14c.
Poultry-Steady: turkeys. Sd1lc; ducks.
sQ9c; chickens. &c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Oct. 7-Wheat..Nomina lly,
bid. &c asked: No. 8. 571.gesc; No. red,
7oqnc; No. 8. CSC: No. spring. nomi-
nany. soc: No 8. nominsIy, 5sc.
2le; No. 2 white. nominaily, slc.
Corn-Active and steady; No. mixed.
&c: No. 2 white. nominaliy, &c.
Oats-Steaey; No. mixed, nominaliy.
lie: No. 2 white. new, nomtnally, lsc; old.
nominally. I@2c.
Rye-Firm; No. 2. @6scc.
Hay-Steady and unchanged.
Butter@Supply light; Zee feeiins nrm;
EggsLFfrm. but trade rather slow; quot
able l3c.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. Oct. 7-RecetptSFlours g
90; wheat, 8, 60; corn, SS,VV; oats, bs,Vo
Shipments-F'lour 500; wheat 5000; corn,
200; oats. 1900.
Flour-Fairly active, steady.
erpoel cables started the speculative mar
ket in lower this morning but with all
the bearish conditions the decline was
small, there being good buying at ire
lower rates During the last hour the
market was weak and there was consider
able realizing, the close for futures De,
ing lower than yesterday. Spot duIl and
track 7Gd1lc; No hard cash 64i.c asked;
December SSal3 bid; May 1850 bid.
Corn-In sympathy with wheat tie feel
ing in futures was weak and IoWer' ana
trading light Spot dull and easier. No.
cash AGA14c; December Alsc bid; May
2fsc bid.
RyeS9c bid.
BarLey-Nominal.
Bran-SackeG offered east track at 50
and 80 cents bid. but salable this side %
i2 cents sacked.
F,laxseed-Higher zoe.
Timothy Seed-Prime. $50.
Hay-Dun firm for choice grades: pra-
irie, none here; timothy s6:0cq1o6o, this
SIDE.
Butter-Frm. unchanged.p
Eggs-Frm, 13c.
WhiSky-S1.1S.
Cotton ties and Sagging-Unchanged.
Pork-steaayi standard mess 1o1bins
Iard-Be1ter prime steam 1886: choice
Hogiz.
ribs. "a BIZ; shorts $3.50.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders $500;
longs s. Sl1; ribs and shorts 800.
NEW YORK.
New York, Oct. 7.-F1our-Receipts 49,.
900 barrels; exports 12To. Easier on
springs but firm ON ali winter brands ow
an Earhr SuTurfl,AS- Minnesota folkerB
S250d3S: winter low grades &. 10a2S0.
Ryefiour-quiet but firm.
Busl1wheat four-Steady, NA@a.5o
Buckw heat-Steady, &c track.
Corn mealSteady; yellow western i5G
43ikc.
Barley-Easy; new feeding Ssa2sHc elf
Buffalo.
Wheat-,Receipts 1885, 30 bushJs: ex-
ports s, los. Spot weak: No. hard 73stc;
Options were Inactive and weak all day.
Unsatisfactory cables. absence OF outside
support, general liquidation and ru-
mored Paris Gefalcstion caused the weak
ress. No. 2 red October 715sc; December
Corn-Recelpts y, so bushels: exports
5.5-4. Spot weaker; No. 2, 2s14G235.c. OPP
tons sold off a.dlzc today. under big car
lot estimates. the decline in wheat and To-
cal liquidation. October closed SAc; De-
cember % FF1sh.c. closed sc.
Osts-Receipts 9o.goo bushels: exports
81. IA Spot weaker. NO. = Nizc. options
moderately active and weaker. owing to
liquidation. Closed tsa2<c lower; Oct Ober
closed &c; December Z-1sg221.c. closed
2.c.
Hay-Stea6y.
Hides Firm
I~ather-Eirm.
Beef-Higher-famiIy sd1oc: extra mess
&c: beef hams fSc
Cut meats-Ffrm: picked bellies 56sLc.
Lard-F.rrn; western steamed $40; rein
ed higher.
Pork-Strong.
Rice-ffrm.
MolasSes-Ff-m.
But1er-Receipts-ll,4 50 packages: steaoy
Western dairy 7izG11 cents: western
creamery ;1-x1i7 cents: Elgias e cents,
factory fi1 cents.
Cheese-Recespis. s.es1 packages: quiet
Large T1zG1z cents; sma. 7iz1Sea cents:
part skins Szas12 cents; fun SKINS -
~.
EggSRece.pts e.343 packages; steady.
Ststsa1d Pennsylvania ISa3c; western
1918 cents.