The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-27

nc: No. 3. s7d7oc: No. . spring. sc: No
5, 55c.
Connective and steady. Mixed. noni
nally. lie; No. white, old, q l-eQes IL;
new, lsGi71-2c
Eye-Firmer. No. mixed. s0c.
Hay-S;eady. Choice timothy. $oo9
sS5a
Butter-Noninally steady. Creamery,
i591sc: dairy. 1es7lec.
Eggs-H.gher tendency: Quciaole a.
14c.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Oct cS.-Receipts-FIc
5000: wheat, 5000; corn, 3SS.eoo: oats.
s5. 600. Shipments-Fiour. 5000; wheat.
43, ooo; corn, 1oi zoo: cats. 5000.
Flour--Firnn but quiet
Wheat@Spot dull; No : red cash. ele
vator, T2@1-ec; track. 7eG774c; No. hard
cash 81 3-sc; December, 7S sac bid, May.
79&1-Sc
Corn-Fu;ures higher. Spot steady:
May, 90 1-4G3-sc.
Oats-Futures dull and easy; spot low
er: No. cash, Il lie bid: May. &c bid
Rye-Easy, "a Ice.
Hay-DuH. with supplies ample for all
. p WV Z t-Sts s->&<~N-sss WV
6s.50. this side.
BItter-Unchanged.
Eggs@Cnchanged.
Pork-Higher; standard mess Johbins
S7.55G7.75.
Lard-Higher; prime steam. A:o:
choice. S4.27 -
NEW YORK.
New York. Oct. eS-Flour-Rece.pts.
$500 barrels; exports. 1860 barrels.
dull and unsettled with spring patents
lower to sell: inter extras. ss.oefsS.SS.
Wheas-Receipts. 21i.5o0 bushels. ex-
ports. sl.7s3. Spot firmer: No. red. Feb.
81 lie; No. hard. 50 1-2c fob. afioat
Corn-Receip;s. 1s2.eeo bushels; export
22.10o: spot steady: No. 2. 3o9s-&c.
Oats-Receipts. 4se. 200 bushels, export
1ls.12s. Spot easier: No. ?. - s-4. Options
were dull and easier. closing at $50 net
decline
Lard-Firm: western steamed closed
$40 asked: refined firm
Butter-Receipts. S.s54 packa ges. very
steady. Western creamery. 12I2oc; wes-
tern dairy. sql2c; Elgins. zoe: factory.
9Q1sc.
Eggs-Receipts. 7.4s1 packsge<. State
and Pennsylvania. IS 1-ed20c; western.
15Glsc.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Oct. 26.-Wheat-Spot quiet
demand poor; No. 2 red spring. Ss Sd:
No. California. as I'd. Futures opened
steady with near and distant positions
1-2d higher: closed steady with October
and November I'D lower and other
months unchanged from Saturdays
close: business about equally distributed
October and November. 6s Sd: December
January. February and March. 6s I'D.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
New Yor, Oct. 2s.-The visible grain
supply OF Saturday. Oct. "a. as compiled
by the New York Produce exchange IS
as follows: Wheat 90 ,2S5. 90 bushels. In
crease 2.477.00 corn II. $50. 900. increase
6sl .00o; oats 10,sol 900 bushels. increase
76s. oo0 rye 3.5o0. 900. increase los. 900: bar
ley 4.A6.ooo bushels. increase 1.0o5,e0s.
WHEAT IN NEW YORK.
New York. Oct. 2s.-The speculative
wheat market today was a tame affair
when contrasted with the stirring events
of last week Total transactions in fu-
lures for the day Were 10000 bushels
and the range on December only one
half cent against range OF Slza4iA on
Saturday. Dealings were mostly among
scalpers. AT times there would be q sud
den furry of excitement and quick
OF prices. but on the whole
the session was quite common place. a
higher set Of Liverpool cables than ex-
pected gave bulls an opening advantage
which they maintained, with few excep-
tons. all day. Heavy weekly gains In
both American and English visibles were
Offset by the export business, amounting
to about go 600 bushels.
New York aud outports December sold
from 76Ac to IS Lie; closed at T7ac.