The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-25

TENDER, sl.02a102 IL: Decemoer sl.04 ga
( CLOS; May slice.
| Live Poultry-Easy; turkeys 9G10c;
chickens. s1-2c; spring chickens 1-2c;
ducks lease.
Bu,ter-Firm; creamery 1920: dairy
| 10@17c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh lac.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept 2t.-Whea;-Hard.
fairly active. about steady; sof; dull; No.
l hard Sc; No. 2, IS 1-29s5 lie: No. 3. 81
ass 1-2c; No. 4. SO6S2c; No. red. 92Q
90 lie: No. 3, S6QS9c: No. 4, S2GS4c; No.
2 spring s2Qs4cN: o. 8. sic; mixed So 1-2c.
Corn-Fairly active. about steady; No.
mixed, % 1-4425 Lee.
Ost-Active and firm; No. white 20Ia
al 1-2c.
Rye-Steady; No. 2. 42942 1-2c.
Hay-Steady. fair demand; choice tim
othy. $500: choice prairie. $3.50.
Butter-Very firm; receipts shor, OF de-
mand; creamery 1s@2Oc; dairy 12Ql6c.
Eggs-Very firm, owing 10 heavy de-
mand and small supply; Missouri and
Kansas II lie.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Sept. 24-Receipt+F1ou-,
5000 barrels. wheat 10000 bushels. corn,
Sc, 900 bushels. oats. $4,000 bushels.
Shipments-Fiour, 5000 barrels: wheat,
1900 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats,
10000 bushels.
Flour-Unchanged
Wheat-Hig1er. closing with Septem-
Der 7-sc, December 3-4T7-Sc, May 1c
above yesterday. December opened 1-2c
higher, declined 1-2c advanced SIC. re-
lapsed 5-sc, went Up 1-S41 Lac. dropped
back 1-2Q 5-Sc. and closed weak with sell
ers 1-2c below the top. Spot higher; No.
2 red. cash. elevator. CSC bid; track ESQ
99c; No. 2 nard, cash. s9c track; Deem
Der 81 3-sQ97 1-2c: May. Sc lie.
Corn-Futures dull and uninteresting.
closed easier. about the same as yes;er-
day. Spo: lower; No. cash q lac; De
cember PC.
Oats-Futures weak and lower. owing
to a pressure 10 sell with no demand.
Spot easy; No. cash. elevator. track,
20 1-2G21c; No. white 22d22 lie; De-
cember 20 $50 bid: May. % 3-Sc bid.
Rye-Firn. &c cents track.
Flaxseed-LoweT, 81.
Hay-A5out steady for all but choice !
grades. which are scarce and firm; prai- |
RE s. .Oc96.5 80; timothy S6.5G@lO.OO.
Butrer-Stronger; creamery 1920 |
cents; dairy u917 cents.
Eggs-Lower. ~ 1-2 cents
Pork-Steady; Standard mess jobblng |
$50
Lard-Lower: prime steamed 1870;
choice s4.S5.
NEW YORK.
New York. Sep;. 24-Flour-Receipts !
1850 barrels; exports 3O.625. Was only /
barely steady. notwfths and!ng the ad- 4
vance in wheat: buyers were scarce.
Wheat-Receipts 1855 bushels: ex- :
ports 260.Ji6. Spot firm. Options open
ID firm on cables. eased of under zeal
izing bu; advanced on foreign buying /
and reported heavy export business. /
closing irregular a n; 1884 cent ne. adj
vance; sales included No. red May -
cents: September 50 1-2 cents
Corn-Receip;s 3cs. go bushels; exporte I
1927. Spot easy. Options opened 4
steady with wheat, but through lack %
buying support eased of and closed is
ala cent ne; lower; September . 81
GEMS; November IS Is cents; Deem
Der IS rs cents.
Oa:-Recci7ts 271 $50 bushels; exports
1888. Sp0; quiet, steady; No. ?, 2i3-f
cents; NJ. 3. "A Il cents.
California dried f-ul;s-Stesdy. Evap-
GRATED apples, prime wire tray e2-4a7
cents: wood dried prime II cents;
choice ia cents: fancy 7I-2 cents.
Frunes il-2Gs cents. Apric0ts. roay
q IL cents; Moor Park s6Il 1-2 cent-
Peaches. unpeeied 7GI cents; peeled
u 1-24I6 cents
Bu,:sr-Receipts :. rs packages. Firm:
western creamery u la % II cent?: E
gins . H.: factory 91IZ1-2 cents
Eggs-Receipts 5.s75 packages. Firm:
state and Pennsylvania 17QIs cents;
western 1s4Is - cents
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. sept. 2i-Waes;-Spot No.
, red western winter steady. "a I9i: Nc.