The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-20

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e. Nav w MSsapai! 500 sA cal cass ss
&c. Corn-Puts, 2sl4; calls. 2S1z:
May Co-n-Puts, 2s@ calls, 29A.
Chicago Nov. BIN spite OF our keak-
ness of yesterday, cables were stronger this
morning, causing us to open Il cent higher
urfng the larger portion of the session the
news was all excessively bullish. Second
cables came in sensationally higher, ard
the only surprise was. in the face OF all
the bull news, with nearly 1.OO,GVO clear
ances, and receipts in the northwest more
than 800 Jesse than last year that our mar
ket did not sell higher. The advance was
only Il above last nights close, and the
close tonight was within half cent OF
the advance lost. Private cables stated
that the sensational advice was caused by
orders from Chicago, and purely specula-
tive. The situation is a peculiar one. We
are confronted with unusual bull cond.-
tons. II looks TO us as though wheat Will
not do 10 buy only on breaks. Corn did
not sympathize with the advance In wheat
today, but seemed TO be neglected, wheat
absorbing the attention Of the speculative
trade. Oats. after some early strength, the
option selling up to 22ie, closed at 2l3s. On
the weak places, oats Will do TO buy. Pro-
easier than yesterday. Receipts of hogs
are fairly liberal. This product VIII prob
ably do to buy on weak places.
CHRISTIE-STREET COMMISSION co.
CASH GRAIN
Chicago, Nov. 1s-Cash wheat: No. red
90; No 3, 92QS4; No. . spring, So; No. }. SSG
SO: No. hard winter. SO; No. 3, s3asS; No.
l new spring, 9524.
Cash corn-No. 2, 261zd7; No. 8, %MQ
Cash oats-No. ?, 2l&a22; No. 8. 1924.
17iaX--Cash. $1.0SI; northwest, N,lUi2; De-
cember. sl.0s14; May, SLID
Receipts today: Wheat. 81 cars; corn. 24
cars; oats, 301. Estimated receipts car lots
tomorrow: Wheat. 10; corn. $50: oats. 500.
Chicago. Nov. 19.-Butter-Steady; cream
cries, 15G2. daires. 12d20.
Eegs-Firm; fresh. Is.
Chicago, Nov. 19.-L;ve poultry-Turkeys
9Is1z; chickens. 5, springs. 5l2; ducks, 20
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Nov. 19.-Recefpts, 100 cars :,
about steady; 12c lower in some cases, far
ly active; No. hard Sc: No. ., sl@s2, No.
3, sOGSS: No. 4. 7slSO1a; No. red sSG9i,
No. 2, 91d92; No. 1, 81; No 9 spring S29
81: No. 8, 81.
Ccrn-Firm; No. 2 mixed, 23lrG23z.
Oats-Fairly active, firm; No. white,
21Hk
Rye-F;rm; No. 2. 45.
Hay-Active, unchanged, with weaker
feeling.
Butter-Unsteady on large surplus.
Creamery iSd20; dairy, 13al5.
Eggs-Strong; fresh candled 1919; stor-
age, 13c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Nov. 1s-Rece'pts-Flour A.
0cO: wheat. 5000: corn. 1900; oats, 5000.
Sh:pments-Flour, 3,e400; wheat, To-
Coz; corn, Al, 600; oats, 9c0o.
Flour-Firm. but quiet and unchanged
Wheat-Hgher closing &c for December
and asG2tc for May above yesterdays mar
ket. May opened Hd&c higher, advanced
go. late deci.nig 12c and closing easy, with
sellers &c above the bottom. Spot higher;
No. red cash, elevator. 96: track, 9eGs7;
Nc. hard cash. s.; December. 81; Janua-
~. 931.c bio; May, 1926.
Ccrn-Futures fiuctuated within small
range and closed with buyers of December
1-16c and sellers of May nc aoove yester-
dav Spot steady; No. 2. cash. 25c; De-
cember, 25IsG25i4: May. 2sI2slz.
Oat=Future; quiet and firm. shade high
er: Spot steady; No. cash, elevator, q.
track. 21IaG:2; No. white "a; December
21:i: May, 22A.
Rye-Stn1dy: 49,
FlaXseed-Steady; SOfk.
Hsy-Firm for choice grades; prairie, 7.75
Gs.95; timothy. ss.00d1o.oa
Butter-Lowe-; creamery, sd24; dairy. II
as.
Egg-Steady: I6c.
PoTk-Steady. standard mess, toobing,
S. 25GS5O
Lard-Nom.nal: prime steam. $40; choice
si.15.
New York, Nov 9-Flour-Receipts. g..
i96 barrels; experts, 5000. Firm and fairy
active at old prices
Wheat-Receipts. 126, $50; exports. g.. Go.
Spot firm; No. red Ss,. options opened
firm on cables and bJzllish Russian crop
reports and with few exceptions was strong
al day. stimulated by higher late cables,
covering and big clearances, closing unset
tied at a shade of from the top. but @sTss
above last night. November, 81: Deem
her, ga
Corn-Receipts. lAc25 bushels; exports.
SO $50. Spot steady; No. ? $40 Options
cpened steady and ruled flrm all day on
bis clearances; higher cables and the rfse
r. wheat. closing al unchanged prices; No
velnbsr, 32iz; December. Elz.
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. Nov. I9-Flour-Dun, IN
changed; receipts. soo4 barrels
heat-Firmer; spot and month, Glzu
e75s December. s7@. d977s: steamer No :
red. s5lsGs3A: receipts. !l,so bushels
southern wheat by sample, &1T.
Corn-Firmer: spot, month, S3GS3is: No
veruber. or ecernber. new or Old. 3-r.aS3;
steamer mixed. 3iG3is; receipts. $3.50
bushels; southern white and yellow corn.
3IT&
oat-Firmer; No. white. S4a2: re-
cespts, 81, 053 bushels.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Nov. Is.-Wheat-Spot No. !
rcd northern spring. steady; IS 81
St Petersburg. Nov. is.-The ministry az
agriculture today published a report OF the
crops OF the Russian empire 70. 1851 as
fellows: Rye as So op pods: winter wheat
rs $50. 60 pools: spring wheat, l.@tf.5
rOo1s: oats. 5I5.522cr0 pools: barley. 1s.-
e7s,oJe pods: buckwhsat. 4sS.20-so pools;
-ni.let, ulsize ard peas ttcSsther). l5S-Ss---
c5' pods. a pcod Is equivalent 10 d
pounds IN weight
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