Kansas City daily journal., 1896-10-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

| New York. Oct 6.-BUTTER-Receip
1000 packages. Steady; Western dairy
11salc; Western creamery, 11l17c; E1gins
nc; factory, 7Q11c. CHEESE-Receipts
n,sss packages. Quiet: large. 71k@9ac
part skins. 31sGSsc; full skins, 212,kc
EGGSReceipts. s,3ss packages. Steady
Western, 14G1Sc.
Chicago. Oct. 6-FLoUR-Receipts. 1900
| barrels and shipments. 1000 barrels. Firm
Winter patents, $33Oa3.6 60; straights, $4,000
$40; spring patents, sS.25G3.sO; spring spe
cials. S55QS.75; straights, 2.75a3.1 10; bakers
grades. 2.25d260. BUTTER - Higher
creamery, sal6c; dairy. 9Q1Sc. EGGS
Firmer; fresh, 15c.
st. Louis, Oct. 6.-FLOUR-Receipts 5000
barrels, and shipments, II, 600 barrels. Quiet
and steady but little doing. Patents. SS.S
$50; extra fancy, s3.3O43.40; fancy, s275d
2.SO; choice, $2362.45. WHEAT-Receipts,
$500 bushels, and shipments, 80, 900 bushels.
opened active and advancing on an eager
demand which found little to buy. Higher
cables and heavy buying by foreigners on
this side caused a still further advance.
after which the market for futures became
quiet and weak, but prices closed 3s61Ac
higher than yesterday. Spot dull, but high
er; No. red, cash. elevator, 7Od7Olsc; track,
711sd721sc: No. hard, cash, 63lhd64Kc: De.
cember, 71%@nBc; May, 75ssc. CORN-Re-
ceipts. 5000 bushels. and shipments, $4,000
bushels. Futures firm at a fractional ad-
vance over yesterday. December was
bought freely by the shorts. Spot firm; No.
cash. 2l921hc: October, 211lc asked; De-
cember, 21sG211ac; May, 241A624Sc OATS
Receipts. 5000 bushels, and shipments.
5000 bushels. There was an advance in
futures. but the higher prices bid failed
to draw out sellers. Spot dull, neglected; ;
No. cash, 16c, nominal May, 20ssc bid
coRNMEALcQuiet. Quoted at s1.35 per
barrel BRAN-Ffrm: offered east track
at 35c and sold at will at 42c. HAY-Sellers
firm in asking prices for top timothy, but
buyers holding OFF for luwer prices. Prai-
rie scarce and higher. Prairie, 500; tim
othy, s6OoG11.5O. this side. BUTTER
1ids Higher; creamery, 12@lsc; dairy, sa1sc.
jobbing. s6.621zG6s7 s71s LARD-Prime steam,
s3S5; choice $3.50. BACON-Boxed shoul-
ers. s4.50;- longs. 425: ribs, $4.371a; shorts,
$3.50. DRY SALT MEATS-Boxed shoul-
ders. s4.0O; longs. $s.s71a: ribs, s4.O0: shorts,
s4.00.
Liverpool. Oct. 6-WHEAT-Spot firm;
No. red. spring. 6s I'd; No. 1 hard. Mani
toba, IS I'd: No. California, IS Sd. Futures
opened firm, with near and distant posi-
tons I'd higher: closed steady, with near
and distant positions about equally dis
tributed. October, 5s 10Ad; November, S.
lid; December, IS HID; January, IS 11kd;
February. IS 11&d; March, IS. CORN
Spot firm; American mixed, new: q 1oNd.
demand moderate; Cumberland cut, 2s to 30
pounds. BIS; short ribs, 20 to "a pounds, sos;
long clear lights. IS to 50 pounds, 28s Cd:
long clear heavy. 40 to As pounds, 2Ss; short
clear backs. light, 1s pounds, 26s Cd: short
clear middles. heavy. IS to so pounds, 21s
Cd; clear bellies, IA to 16 pounds, 3ls
SHOULDERS Square. Il to 1s pounds, 25s.
HAMS-Short cut, IA to 16 pounds, 47c.
TALLOW-Fine North American, 2Os Cd.
BEEF-Extra India mess, sos; prime mess,
40s. PORK-PTime mess. fine Western, AIS
Cd; medium Western. 4Os. LARD-Steady;
prime Western, 2ls Cd; refined. in pals 24s.
The receipts of wheat during the past
three days were 5000 centals. including
64,000 American. The receipts of American
corn during the past three days were 49,
500 centals. Weather wet.
New Orleans. La, Oct. 6.-FLoUR-
Steady; extra fancy, s3.6Oa37O; patents,
s41Oa4.25. BRAN-Strong; 51G53c per cwt.
HAY-Quiet; prime timothy, $s.0OG10.O0;
choice, s11.5O9140O CoRN-Dun: No.
sacked. white '26d27c; mixed, &c; yellow,
29c. OATS-No. 2 sacked. 241sc. RICE
Slow sale; ordinary to good, 3647sc. PRO-
VISIONS-Dull. PORK-Old. CSC; new, &c.
LARD-Refined tierce, 4c. BOXED MEATS
Dry salt shoulders, 4Ac: sides. 33sc.
BACON-Clear ribs, sides. 4atc. HAMS
Choice sugar cured, s1sa10c.