The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-19
NEW YORK MARKETS

1900 barrels; exports 13.425. Firm.
( There was a good export demand for
spring clears.
I Southern four-Steady.
/ Cornmeal-F'irn.
Rv-Firner; No. 2 western 1914 a Ssi5c.
Barley-Ffrn; feeding S1$4Q3112c.
Barley ulalt-Quiet.
Wheat-Receipts $500 bushels; spot
/ firmer; No. hard $3.50. Options firm
er, sold off under large sales for sholt
account, later turned strong and ad-
vanved actively on higher cables, for
eign guylng and local covering with a
final reaction under realizing and closed
H6Ac net higher. No. red May 7O3s4
7l5sc, closed 71Ac; December 81 11-l69
685sc, closed 681sc-
Corn-Receipts 1f9.c0O bushels; ex-
ports 45.o39. Spot quiet and steady; No.
2 26Hc. Options at first firm and higher
on covering due to wet weather west
and prospects of lighter receipts later
easing Off and closing at partial ad-
vance of Ac. May soc, closed 3012c;
December 27A@2S1sc. closed 2Sc.
Oats-,Receap,s 81, 200 bushels; exports
%, 900. Spot firmer; No. 20A G20l2c.
Options quiet but stronger on covering
and closed at A@2sc net advance. May
235s 023Ac, closed 23Ac; December 211a
| Q215sc, closed 2i12c
/ Beeves-Receipts ,457; slow and low
Ct. for steers; others steady; native
steers s3.6oG435; Colorados 1855; stays
and oxen sS15G3.s0; bulls a.S5@2.40;
dry cows s1.4542.10. Cables quote
American steers ait 9ls41012c dressed
weight: sheep at S1z6912c; refrigerator
beef at 61aaS1&c. Exports g beeves; 600
sheep and 4,436 quarters of beef.
Sheep end lambs-Receipts 2,s11;
quiet but steady; sheep s2oOGS.S71a.
Hogs Receipts 1921; firm at s3.6e4
40.
Hay-Quiet: shipping 55GSoc-
Hops-Quiet.
HideS-Firm-
Leather-Steady.
Beef-Steady.
Cutmeats-Firm.
LLard-F'irm; western steam $3.771s@
$50; refiend higher.
Pork-Firmer; short clear $7.75Qs so;
family s950@12.00
Cotton saed-Quiet.
Rice-Firm.
Enthusiastically.
Cof1ee---Options opened QUIET with
prices 5a10 pointas lower; ruled quiet
and generally weak under unfavorable
European advices, large Brazilian re-
eipts and improved crop advices.. Clos
edsteady, unchanged to FIVE points de-
cline. Sales 1000 bags, including De-
| cember SS5aS70; March $40. Spot cof-
fee Rio dull; No. jobbing 105s; invoice
101s mild quiet; Cordova 15a17c- Harve
CLOSED quiet and steady at Y franc
net dechne; sales 26, 900 bags. Santos
Quiet; good average Santos 10s5O0:
receipts $4,000; stock 500, 900. Hamburg
STEADY, IL pfennig decline; sales o.
! 600. Rio--Flat; No. Z Rio 10s100; eX-
change cad; receipts 1900; cleared for
the United States IL 600; cleared for Eu-
rope 1000; stock 323, 900. Total ware
house deliveries from the United tSates
i IS, 9O4, including 1851 from New York;
New York stock today 1924. United
States stock pol 900 afloat for the United
States 24O,075 total visible for the Uni
ted States 441.76o. against 571.e7s last
year
Sugar--Raw dull; fair refining 21sc;
| centrifugal 96 test SIC. Refined quiet
Butter---Receipts 1856 Packages; quiet.
Western dainIy, 714a11c; western cream
cry, 10Iza151zc; Elgnis IS cents; factory
| 7a11 centsh.
Cheese-Receipts 5.e13 packages:
quiet. Large 76eiIc; small 7G914c; part
Skins 3G6c: fun skins 1dlizc.
Egg-Receipts 5,716 packages; steady.
State and Pennsylvania lie; western
14G16c.
Cotton-1IiddIing SIC. Futures
Closed steady: sales 1890 bales jan
uary 1923; February 1927; March ss.41 /;
April sS35: May $3.50; June ss.42; Sep
ternIber $500; October $50; November
SS04: December ss14.
Dry gcods-Busincs was conducted
on a better scale than yesterday and
the sales for the day fotted up fairly
| larger TIE demand included all classes
of seasonab7e goods The tone OF the
market is very fair, especially for
brown cottons. Printing cloths finn at
1 2l1-1ec Sales for une week AS, 600
pieces. regular and odds
J Manchester. Sept ls.-Cloths quiet
and somewhat inactive; yarns Quiet
and steady.