The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

creameries 1915 1-2 cents; dairy 9G15
Eggs-Firm; fresh 10 1-2 cents.
Live poultry-Steady; turkeys 9G10
| cents; chickens Z 1-2 cents; springs IL
cents; ducks SQ8 IL cents.
Flaxseed-Casf s1.07 IL; September
81 .07 L.; December 81. 90.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 26.-Wheat-
Hard higher; soft little lower and slow.
No. hard IS 1-2d9O cents; No. 3, 50 IL
ass cents; No. 4 S4GS5 IL cents; No.
soft 80 cents; No. 81 cents; No. 4 choice
81 cents: No. spring Sc cents; No. 8.
S3dS4 cents.
Corn-About l cent higher; more act
i've; No. mixed 26 cents.
Oats-One-half and l cent higher. Act
i've. No. white 21@22 cents.
Hay--About steady; choice timothy
$50; choice prairie $3.50
Butter-Creamery 14916 10 cents;
dairy 10G12 cents.
Esgs-About steady. Missouri and
Kansas IL cents
ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis, 40, Aug 26-Receipts-
T.
corn Al 900 bushels; oats "a 900.
Shipments-Flour Is, 900 barrels; wheat
II 900 bushels, corn $1,000 BUSHES; oats
800 bushels
Flour-Dull, steady.
Wheat-Unsettled, closing with Au-
gust 3S cent and September 1-2 cent
higher than yesterday, with December
Is cent and May IA cent lower. At the
opening December sold up cents, ad-
vancej IL cent more, declined rs cents
recovered 17-S cents and then declined
1-2 to 1 5-S cents, closing easy, Is cent
under yesterdays finals. Spot about
steady; No. red cash, elevator 81 Is
cents bid; track 81 1-269S IL cents; No.
hord cash 92G94 cents track; August
81 5-S cents; September 81 ga cents ask
ed; December 81 1897 IA cents; May
SO cents bid.
Corn-Futures advanced, 11-S 10 %
cents at he opening While the buying
was active. there were plenty of sellers
and the prices went off. There was a
reaction later and the market closed
with September IL cent. December l IA
cents and May 1 5-S@1 "a cents higher
than yesterday. Spot steady; No. 3
c1sh IS IA cents; September IS IA cents
asked; December so Is cents asked; May
80 1-SI33 IA cents
Oats-Futures firm and higher, hut
sellers were scarce, SO there was but lit
tie trading. Spot higher; No. cash,
elevator 10 3-4 cents bid; track 20 cents;
No. white A@22 cents; September
10 1-2 cents; December 10 ga cents; May
% IA cents.
Rye-Higher; 50 1-2G54c track.
Flaxseed-Steady; sL03 II.
Hay-Quiet, steady with lighter re-
ceopts; prairie, $500: timothy s5.OOG100o.
Butter-Firm; creamery 15G19c; dairy
l0G16c.
Eggs-Quiet; 12c.
Pork-Higher; standard mess jobbing.
new, $3.50; old $3.50.
Lard-Higher; prime steam, $3.50: |
choice. s4.72 IL.
NEW YORK
New York, Aug. 26.-Flour-Receipts. |
p ,S64 barrels; exports LIPS Market was
firm and quoted little higher on spring |
patents; Minnesota patents 100000.
Wheat-Receipts 100, 500 bushels; ex-
ports 253,SSS- Spot firm; No. red s1.057s |
Options opened strong and advanced on |
higher cables, bad scare among Sep |
ember shorts and sympathy with corn. |
easing up a little in the afternoon under |
and light export trade, 1-29 |
1-Sc net higher; No. 2 red, August |
i 03 IS; September $1.G1 rs.
Corn-Receipts 179. 100 bushels; exports
6,6i4 Spot strong: No >. 36c; Options
opened strong and advanced rapidly on
10 dcrop news, higher cables and general
,ull sentiment, reacting a little near the
Irish, but closing 1 1-iG1 3-Sc net high
=; May ~ 1-Sc; August Sec; September
&c.
Oats-Receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
9. 964. Spot stronger; No. ., "A Lie;
,ptions dull but firmer with corn. clos
ng Lac net higher; September "a lac.
California Dried Fruits-Quiet Evap-
rated apples. prime wire tray, lie:
7ood dried prime. SAC; choice, &c; fan
y Lee; Prunes 1-2c 20 1-2c as %
ize and quality. Apricots. royal 7a7iHc;
1oor Park SaSc. Peaches. unpeelsd Ga
g; peeled 11s14c-
Butter-Very firm; western creamery
2a1sc; Elgins 19c; factory l-2a1f l-2c.
Physically and firm; state and Pa.
7a19c; western lie.