The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-05
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LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Nov. 4-Whsat: Spot firm; de-
mand poor NO red spring. IS si1d: No. 1
Ca;fornia, IS %. Futures opened firm.
with near and distant positions "a h gher.
closed firm with near positions I'D higher
TO I'd lower and distant positions I'D high
er, business ABOUT equally distributed No
vemSer, IS SD: December, IS SD.
Chicago. Nov. 4.-CattIe: A few choice
cattle soioi at strong p--ces but other kinds
were slow and dragging at barelyl steady
quotations sales Of native beef steers
mon lots and S.oyi5-2s for PRIME to fancy
ctatlel with sales largely at s4SG4S
There was light traffic in stockers AMI
feeders at $2.50g37o. Cows and hesfsrs
sold at si.50a3S. Bulls sold mostly al SIS
Q2-S. and there was no change in calves
Texas cattle were unchanged and westerns
rather steady, with heifers. cows and steers
selling largely at s25e:35O.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ght hog receipts
the market failed TO show any change FOR
the better. On the contrary, packing drove
were weak to a nickel lower, while other
kinds were no more than steady. Sales
dragged at s. 1O73.s0 for common to fancy
packers selling at 0-0d3s5.
Sheep and IambS!The smallness OF the
supply OF sheep caused further siren 9Th
ening in prices so far as was desirable
nocks were concerned, but inferior sheep
sold once more at $i-311.0 From these
prce.s sales were all the way up TO $s5J9
feeders selling freely around Sa6G2 50.
Choce to prime native sheep were extreme
~ scarce and mostly nominal lat s.. l0d5.io
lambs sold actively at 4. chiefly at
Receipts: Cattle. 1850: hogs. 1900; sheep
13.ooo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov. cattle: Receipts.
5000; shipments. ID Market strong TO l5c
higher. Texas steers. s2.sJ9SaS: Texas
cows, N.Sode1o: native steers. S00i4-75:
native cows and heifers. sl.2563.S: sock
ers ard feeders. saooae 80; bulls. N-7oas.oo.
Market opened strong, cloised weak. Bulk
Of sales. s. 3cd3 40; heavies. s. 3Dda IS: pack
ers. S25QS4o; mixed, S30a350; lights,
81 workers.. $s.4oQe.40; Pigs. sa.l59
Sheep-Receipts aooo Shipments. 800.
Market strong. Lambs. S-75a4.5o
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Nov. Cattle: Receipts. 1000:
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 Market SC lower;
packers: SSAye.6; workers. $a0asso;
Sheep.Receip.s. 1000. Market steady:
go. Steers higher; rough stock easier.
Native steers. <.4oR4.7O; Texans. 80:
stays and oxen. SlO0Q4.Co; bulls. 81. so@2- q:
can steers at loailc: sheep. sasAc; refrig-
eratsT beef. 7ss4skc. Exports. 40 teeves
and Is. $50 quarters of beef.
10 gs-Receipts. 7.2S1. Market firm at
s3S%Ii15.
COTTON ARKETS.
New Orleans, Nov 4.-Cotton steady;
midd ling 77sc; low middling. 71sc; good or !
binary. 15-1Sc.
New York. Nov. 4-Cotton: Afiddling. !
B Lille.
DRY GOODS MARKETS.
New York, Nov. Addiction results have !
SUPP Used every one. There are very few !
buyers IN the market and but moderate l
buSin sss was done. Agents will sell stock 4
goods. but no contracts are available. I
Many sales contingent upon McKinlely's .
lection were forwarded today. With TIE .
l,sard of money released from the safety (
ys.ults business will start and within a 1
week a decided Improvement is looked for i
~ buyers and sellers. Printing cloths \
rery -irm, with sales Of spot regulars at 1
!. E-lSc and VIDE goods at 1916. Domes- /
is and white rock wide sheetings advanc-
ID to the basis of I3lh for lO-4 hleached.