Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-11
Receipts. Shipments.
Articles
YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
COmmOdttip

mOu1tleS.
$500 bills. exports, IL, 80 bbls. Market very
quiet; buyers have enough for the pres
ent, and the declining wheat market tended to
limit business; winter ~straights. SO. 6543. 10;
winter extras, 2,Go@3.O0; winter low grades,
$2,2oa24 40; Minnesota patents. s3.95@4.O5 Rye
HOUR Tics stS9 q q Euc6wheat fur, quiet at Sl.2o.
CoRNMEAL-Active: yellow western, 43c.
RYE-Quiet at 47c.
B~ARLEY-steady; mailing. 4Oq4Sc: feeding,
HARLEY MALT-ouiet; western, 4O@i5c.
bu. spot firm; No. 2 red. 675sc. Options opened
stronger on covering and batter cables. April
months all day on fears Of a squeeze. The
government report was the controlling factor,
sold off sharply ut the closing quotations, rang
ing, from unchanged to lc lower, except April,
7iTsu75lsc, closed at H7sc; May. 72Is472 slice,
CoRN-Rcceipts, $500 bu.; exports. 1000 bu.;
spot dull; No; 2, 40c in elevator, Options steady
at first, turning. easier with wheat, and closing
at Sc; May. s. l5-i6c@sGc. closed SpI' at as sSc. CLOSED
81 ecsiPts' 100 500 bu.; exports %, 400 bu;
STEADY; closing sin S M@1 ags to ise higher April
~HAYEFiImer; shipping, 75GS0c; good to Choice.
s5easl:@.
HIDEs-steady; Galveston. lie; Buenos Ayres,
dry. Ice; Texns, dry, &c; California, lac.
LEATHER-Quieti hemlock sole, b, A., light
pKoyisloN.ss0odnSsssfSt e.. dull; family :i?.@gl2@;
extra MtSss NtsUlIospus DetI HullE, slD. IVIl I. Nd
cut meats. steady. Lard, steady; western steam
closed at s.. 3 IS; rein d, steady. Pork, steady;
family. $40. 25GlO.75.
HUTT2R Receipts, 9,4ss pkgs.; steady; west
ern creamery, ls@plSe; Elgins. lSc.
pcnnsylvania, lSal3l2c; western. 17Gl7lAc; south
ooiLs.Peir5icum dull; United closed at s1.ao
i.75, Turpentine, dull al 2S4Q29c, Cottonsecd
4. o, b., mills, llIgl9e; butter grades, 2Sc; prime
summer yellow: sSlaa2SS,
good to choice, 2SaSfc. O''"''' 0pe" Ne'ie'
I%RIcESQaiSt; domestic. fair to extra, sSasc;
~METALs-7pIs iron; steady, Copper, steady:
brokers price ssiS,s1i4j e]Sghhangs, price. si0.ia,
price. s3,o5. Tin plates. quiet, spelier. steady.
st. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS, April lO.-FLOUR-Dull but firm,
81 Gas si NJ Extra Se't fano som S. / s'tSad b q! patents 81
SWHEAT-The speculative market was very
for the government report; changes in prices
later later BY sy''a an S ST'a%s ar and 'q toward do1 the; c iISs,9W GSi
elined on heavy selling at Chicago and low
saSis;' t aSot nG %aIr prizes anS st SSl@y i Ne, q rsS' cS gss,
7Ioh In elevator a4G75ko ON track; May, el9sei
CoRN-Futures duh ana heavy; trading con-
s nwey. mt at lower PRICES spot gun and
oats Futures. dun and easy, with July
3 sash, lsse Mag. is%c; Jul July. 'I iSs.O SF"" w.
RfE-guieti Die, east track.
CORN MEAL--Higher al Sls4OgLi as.
BRANIHigheri sucked salable on cast track
FLAXSEED-Steady at SEC,
SEED-S2. 50I32 5.
HAY-Strong and higher for choice timothy, OF
which tho market was almost devoid; prairie OF
all descriptions in light demand; prairie. $500
,pouLTRY-Turkeys Isisci chickens. 797hei
nUTTER-ouisti creamery. iSa2oni dairy. 10
0l5c.
EGGS-Firm; fresh. Dc.
WIIISKY-Sl22
IEAD-Dul and weak; sellers asking s2.T5
at $3.50,
PRovIsIoNs-Pork, standard mesa. jobbing.
new. &.s7h; old. sS.25. Lard, lower; choice,
ASS0Ie0. Bacon, boxed shoulders. IS: longs,
sb. 20: ribs, S6.S7h; shorts, $500. Dry salt meats.
boxed shoulders, $3.50; leags, $40; rios. 1915:
shorts, si.sIE.