The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-11

oats-Rather slow, but steady: No. 2
white, isaac.
Rye-Steady; No. 2, &c.
Hay-Ftrm. unchanged.
Butter-tnchanged; creamery is1l'c;
dairy loGl3c.
Eggs-Steady. Sc.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Mo. March 10.-Receipts-Llou
$3.50; wheat $500; corn IL, "a; oats 42.3so.
Shirments-Flour i,5s0: wheat 1850; ecrr
I2.345; oats a. $50
FIour-Ffrm: patents. Aspa475: extra
sS.l5GS.I5: choice, S.l56s-S.
Wheat-Loa er; No red cash elevator
s3c; track. e4desc; May. Sc bid.
Corn-Lower; No. cash, &c bid; May.
2is4d3sc.
oatsweak; No. cash. 171sc bid; May.
iSsdlsi4c.
HayIou:et, steady; prairie. aooa4.7 IS;
timothy. sso5G1075
Buttar-Firm; creamery. 1Sdis1:c; dairy.
sll5c
Pork-Lower; Standard mess joboins,
s. ICES 60
Lard-Lower; prime steam. SIS; choice.
s4.o2t..
NEW YORK.
New York, March 10.-Fiour-Receipts Il,
buyers and sellers Ied2o cents apart on
spring patents; Minnesota bakers. S7S1
$50; southern -four quiet.
Wheat-Spot weak: No. red. s4I&c: No.
hard. s73.c. Options s.9s.c net decline;
No. red March, si7se: May. soasc-
Corn-Receipts Y. $50 bushels; exports S.
727. Spot steady: No. .. 2i2c; steamer
mixed. &c. Options i&dSsc net lower;
March, 2si4c; May. 2sl,c.
Oats-Rece:pis IL. 30 bushels; exports So
III. Spot easter; No. 2, &c. Options sc
Het lower: May, 2iksc.
Isri-EaS.ar- Western s.e7n,eS ciosed a.
$3.50.
Butter-Steady: western creamery. 1s11sc
Elgins, 1sc: factory. 7Q12c.
Esss-Qu.et: state and Pennsylvania, II
@l2sc; western, 1ls.Gi2c; southern, lQi.c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Eng. March 1o.-Wheat-Spot
quiet; demand poor: No. red spring, IS
311d; No. California, 6s I'D. Futures OPP
ened dull and unchanged; closed quiet with
July I'D lower and other months lower:
usiness equally distributed; March 6s21zd:
May, 6s3s4d; July. 6sSi2d.
BRADSTREET'S VISIBLE.
New York, March 10.-Following Is Brad
streets weekly report OF changes in the
visible supply Of grain in the United State.
and Canada: Wheat, United States anf
Canada, east OF the Rockies. decrease 10.
co bushels: corn, decrease 1900; oats. de-
crease o33. 600.
GOVERNMENT CROU REPORT
washington. u. l., Aarch lO.-Ine crop
based on returns from three independent
report Of the department of agriculture.
sets OF regular correspondents added to
several thousands from mills and eleva-
tors. all carefully combined and weighed.
relates principally to the distribution of
principal grains, the stocks remaining on
farms and the proportions OF merchandise
and understandable. All grain IN the
hands OF farmers. including amounts re-
naming over from previous years, is In
cluded in the estimates given.
The corn on hand as estimated eggre-
gates l 1S4, 0oo. 900 bushels. or 81 per cent OF
the last crop. against 1,012. 0oo.e 900 in March.
1896. Both the proportion and quantity IN
original hands at this date was unprece-
dented although closely approached last
year and in March, 1880. Correspondents
reTort large stocks in cribs, particularly in
the prairie state. awaiting better pr.cee.
The aggregate sold from farms 10 60 be-
yond country lines IS S23 900 bushels, or
rs per cent OF the crop. The proportion
is !. $50 10000, or si.4 per cent
The wheat reserve In farmers hands
amounts 10 2O.6 per cent Of the crop. or S.
0oo.0oo bushels. against 1EcO0,0o0 bushels
lastMarch. OF this amount 8 per cent Is
reported as coming over from previous
crops. The proportion OF wheat sold out
side the country IS ST. per cent.
OF oats there are 3i3. 900 900 bushels. or
AZ per cent Of the 1895 crop yet IN farmers
hands. The proportion beyond county lines
Is Il per cent