The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-23
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago, Sept 22.-Wheat-Opened very
strong this morning, influenced by higher
cables mainly. The advance at LIVERPOOL
was very marked, being 1@1!ad. Northwest
receipts were also moderate, 800 cars I'M
der last years, but local receipts were
liberal At the advance bulls sold to
Corn-Surong at the opening In SYM
pathy with wheat. May opened 1sc higher
at 2i7sc-
oats-ouiet and firm. May opened q
shade higher at 1874 Gpl9%sc, and the market
was well Sustained at that figure.
ProvisionS-AI opened firm and higher
under the influence of a strong livestock
market. This was led by local shorts.
and outside buying, but packers sold lib
orally and prices gradually declined.
Pork-JanuaTy pork opened TIC higher.
at $40.
Lard-January lard opened &c higher.
Ribs-January ribs opened 21Ac higher.
CASH GRAIN.
Wheat-No 2 red, 6412c; No. red, 57d Soc I;
No. hard winter, 6oc; No. 3 hard winter,
5zQesc; No. northern. shipping, 6212c.
Corn-No. 2, 211zo.
Oats-No. 2 16Ac.
Whea-September and October, 631x &c;
December, &c; May, 65$sFT66l2c.
Corn-September and October, use; De-
cember. A7sc; May. 2ia4 q247sc.
OatS-September and October, 164c; De-
cember, 1875 d162.c: May, 1sixc.
Pork-September and October, s5s5: De-
cember. 6.05; January. 500.
Uard-September, s3.5S; October, saSd
S5711; December. s3.s73a; January, 1850
Ribs-september. ST71k: October. :s.T7s
Q3.a0 January, $50.
Rye-Cash and September. $40; Deem
Der. SAC.
Fla1-cash. sl4 a7oc; September and oc-
tcber, zoe: December. 7oQ70lxc; January.
Bic; May. 174d7sc.
neutrality-suspicious. $50.
Butte~Steady; creameries. sG14lzc:
dair.es. edu3c.
Eggs-Ftrn: fresh f1c
Poultry Steady: Airkeys. SG1lc; ducks.
laS12c; chickens. nc.
LIVESTOCK
Cactla-To3ay's cattle receipts were sold
al steady prices Beef steers were salable
al SS.4aSu TOR common TO prime, only
comparatively small proportion going be-
low StUn while few went over 81 20
Choice oeeves continued scarce and very
firm, and in some instances fat cattle
were 0l-t.c higher than on last THURSDAY.
eN a. calves were active and prices re-
NAMED steady. Texas cattle were SalabIe
at Sl-Joq33s for COWS and bulls, and az
S2ootQ3-uu for steers; western rangers were
Quotable at s2SaG3.SO for steers and s22d
255 for COWS and heiferS steers selling
chiefly at S-ooQSoo. Western feeders sell
al s. ssuS31
Hogs-Thers was the usual light Tues
day run OF hogs. ana as not more than 30
hogs remained over from yesterday sell
ers managed to put prices I'D anoth her
nickel Heavy packing sold at s. 6oG3 co.
medium weights at S2A1SSO and light
hogs at &. SGS4 Al Sales were largely at
ssSs73.o for packing lots and az So Ied3 -
for shipping hogs. Big heavy hogs pre-
dominated and the average quality was
10. any too good
Sheep-Sotd slowly at s1-5a62 70 for poor
20 good westerns, and natives are scarce
at 81 -5liS0o. few Seilin above s. IS. Lambs
are doing much better than sheep with
far sales a. SSoi4l6, and few fancy
selected lambs sold today at Sac West
ern lambs preioninated and sold mainly
at Soi4-S
eceipts-Cattle. :. 800; hogs, 1900; sheep.
Il. aO: calves, CO..
Kansas City. Sept 2-Whest-Ac1ive.
l<Iec higher: No. . hard. Soc; No. s seS
5Si-c: No. . red. nor11nslly. SiES3c; No 8
one car fancy. &C; No spring. nominaliy,
&c: No & 5ST54c.
Corn-Act.ye and steady: No. mixed
lei<f2lc: No. white, 1916
Oats-Slow: low grades lower: No mix
ed nominaIly, i5c: No white, old ei2
IKE: new. lSc.
Rve-No. . nornSnalfy, Sc.
Hay-Weak: timothy, choice S.5oGS 90:
prairie choice s. 5cf6@
Butter-Frm: creamery, 12GnSc; dairy.
d12c
ECgS-FirTn. Ic;-c
Csttis~Rereipts 1870; shipments rsne: |
market steady 20 strong and fairly active:
Texas steers g Gas 30. Texas COWS 81 "a