The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
KANSAS CITY

Kansas lily, mo-, Oct l5--N nSdl-lr-
regularly higher. No. hard, 61464 cents;
No. 3. $500 cents; No. ) red, nom:naily,
a51a1 sents; no spring. a. cents; No. 8
1l1ls1s cents.
Corn-Dull but firm 10 mixed, M
cents: No. white, 2ij4Gie cents.
Oats-SIow but firm. No. mixed, nom
i1aily, T7talS cents: No. white. new. nom
inally, u cents; DID, non1inally z92c.
Rye-Frm. No. ., 5iT7zc.
Hay-Stea6y and unchanged
dairy, 19I12c
Physically on fair receipts; Is cents.
ST LOUIS
St Louis, Mo-, Oct I2.-ReceiptsF'iour
600; wheat, Al go; corn S50oe; oats, So
COO ShipmentS-FIour. 1o.oos. wheat Is. ooo;
corn, II, go; oats. IA, CO.,
F7our-oaerately active and steady.
Wheat opened excited at an advance
which was upheld ali day because OF the
great amount of bua news, futures clos
ing higher than yesterday There vas
lively buying which kept UP better than
the selling during the early advance. al
though there was some realiZaing. Spot
higher. No. red cash. elevator, &c;
track, 72izQ 73i5e; No ns.fd cash. esc; De-
cember 7Slzc bid; May f3xc asked.
Corn-F'utures higher in sympathy with
wheat: SPOT higher. No. cash &c; De-
cember 23I+c bid; May 2e1sc-
Oats-Higber; No. cash 1sc: May 2i5.c
bid
RyeHigher, Sc.
BarIey-Noninal
Cornmea6S.3e
Bran-Strong and higher. &c sacked east
track
Flaxseed-Steady, Il cents.
Primo timothy seed-s2.6o.
Hay-Firm and active. without much
change.
Butter-Higher: creamery. l4Gnc; dairy
1oG16c.
Eggs|Stea6y. 13,sc.
Cotton ties and acknowledgements.
Pork-Steady: standard mess joboing 81.
5oa7.75.
Lard-Steady: prime steam H.5; choice
sI35.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. s4-75: longs, 81
Sly; ribs. $40; shorts, si-Sal2.
Dry salt meat-Bo0ed shoulders A-25;
longs 4.25; ribs s425: shorts s4.Sala-
NEW YORK
New York, Oct. 13.-Flour-Receipta-
500 tarrelS; exports 10, leS Strong and
active today IN sympathy with wheat;
prices were advanced about 10G15 cents.
Minnesota patents 50. SG43p: Minnesota
bakers, s.. 7Gq335; winter patents $3.50
40. winter straights Ss.Sg&75; winter
exvtras S2-3JG2S5
Ryeficur-FirTn.
Buckwheat faur-Firrn, N-&G1.50
Observation-Disclosures
Corr meaEF'irn; yellow western, &c.
Rye-Firm; feeding western. soc; malt
ing, 35GSec.
Barley malt-Steady.
Wheat-Rece:pts S2S, 800 bushels; exports
a $40. No. hard 7S$ac. Options were
stronger and unexIctedly higher cables
foreign shipments and bull saltiment, adj
vancing later on reports OF further ship
ments TO India to the highest point of
the year. The feeling was very nervous
and just before the close prices dropped
off little under realizing. Closed 1QAc
net advance October closed 7I5sc; De-
cember 767s d7Sc, closed 76l2c-
Corn-Receipts 1880 bushels; exports
136,G3 Spot firner; No. 2, 31fsc- OPP
tons strong and higher on foreign buying
good cash inquiry and sympathy with
wheat closing irregular at SsG7sc advance
October 31G1ec, closed 31ssc; December %
Il CSC, closed 322sc.
Oats-Reoeipts 10000 bushels: exports
3. $50 Spot grmer-; Mo. p &c. Options
a shade easier at Re net advance; October
closed 22i4c: December 2Ssa4 Csc, closed g
&c.
Hay-Steaty.
TopS-Quiet-
H:tes@Firrn.
Leather-Steady.
Beef-F'irm.
Cut reats-Ffrn; picked bellies 5asc:
picked shoulders 4i4adzc; picked hams
Sq1zc.
closed at 40: refined drm.
Pork-Firrn
T2llolw-Steady.
Rice-Ffrm-
MolasSes-FIrm.
Butter@RecsiptS, II. 7ss packages; steady
Western creamery, 121usc; western dairy,
7I56nn1.c; ElginS. 1sc:: factory, 7adc; imlra-
ton Creamery, SdrHec.
Cheese-Recefpts, Ii, IA packages:s teady
Large, TG1.c: small. TQl0c; part skins,
Last: full skim, 2Gis.
Eggs-Receipts. l0s1 packages. quiet.
State and PENNSYLVANIA, l92a0c; western,
13I1SiS.