The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-11

Chicago, Aug. 10.-Butter firm; cream
cry 11d14 1-2c; dairy 1-2@12c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, lie.
Poultry-Firm; turkeys, 9910c; chick
ems. 71-2GSc; springs, 1Oc bid. ducks s
| @9c.
KANSAS CITY.
K ansas City, Aug. 0-Wheat-Steady
and 262 lie higher than yesterdays
close. No. hard, as lie; No. 3, 73 lie;
| No. 4, zoe; No. soft, zoe; No. 3, nc; No.
4, ~ 1-2c; No. 2 spring, nc.
Corn-About steady; No. white, 231kc.
Oats-Fair demand; No. mixed. 1870
Rye-No. 2 nominally 3S93S1ac.
Hay-Firm; unchanged.
Butetr-Steady; creamery, 1870; dairy
| 10c.
Eggs-Half cent higher; demand
heavy; free candled Missouri and Kan
sas, S12c.
ST LOUIS.
st. Louis, Aug. 10.-Receipts: Flour.
1000; wheat IS, 600; corn g., 0O0 oats, 3D.
000
Shipments-Flour. 10000; wheat 121,-
900; corn, SO 900; oats $1,000
u.
Wheat-Speculation opened strong and
the market advanced rapidly, closing af-
ter decline from the highest point
reached 15s@19.c higher than yesterday,
No particularly new features were de-
veloped but there was good buying and
the bulls were very confident. as there
was little wheat for sale. Local receipts
were somewhat lighter and cables were
higher. No. ?. cash, elevator, S2A aS4IHc;
August. SIC bid; September So 1-2c; De-
cember So 7-Sc.
Corn-Futures strong and fairly act
i've, closing IL 70 7-Sc higher than yester
day. Spot higher: No. cash. % 1-2c bid
Semtember % LAS 3-Sc: May IS l-4c
bid
Oats-Dull and easier for futures. Spot
lower; No. cash lie bid elevator. ISl.c
track; No . white. 2115a22Ac; September
16Ssc.
Ry>Higher; 43c track
Flaxseed-Hi CHER; SSc-
Hay-Unchanged.
Eggs-HigherJ; Sc
Butter-Unchanged
Pork-S;eady; standard mess joboing, |
s.. sea-. so.
Lard-Steady; prime steam s4.o715;
choice. S4l2l2.
NEW YORK.
New York. Aug. 1o-Today September
wheat attained the highes; level OF he /
season, reaching s614c al o'clock against
SEC, the previous high point. The bulge |
was ATTENDED by active trading in which |
foreign houses and professionals ccmpet-
Ell, finding little for sale. Near the close
there was a slight recession from the TOD
due 10 realizing. bur final prices were.
11sa12sc higher. Transac-
tons ran up 10 5.715.eao bushels The
export trade was restricted by the sharp
advance. only about $4,000 bushels be-
ing reported. September ranged from
S4&.c % s6i4c. and closed a; s54sc.
New York. Aug. 10-F-our-Receipt !
5,121 barrels; exports s.. 037. Strong and
more active on the rise in wheat; win
ter patents, Si.40aI75; winter s:raights.
81 1iaiSo; Minnesota pa,ents.s 81 S5a4so:
winter extras $. 20a3-5o; Minnesota Bak-
srs' s3.75a4.eo; winter low grades s. sea
!. 20.
Whea:-Receipts So. 200 bushels: ex-
ports 1i7.0sS. Spo: stronger; No. . red
s03sc: options opened stronger and a6-
gancei al day with few reactions On
strong cables. heavy seaooa-d cisarances
foreign buying and local covering. and
scant offerings: easei of slightly nea-
ne close Al, was finally IssSiI5c net
, igaer: sales included No . red A..z7,S- |
,7i=c; September S5S.c.
Co-n-ReceiP,s S22.250 bushes; exports
Si4s. Spo; firm; No. .. So Options
;.rons. sc highe-; august slzsc; Septe-n-
Der. S2}zc.
Oa5@Receip-s s0s.s0o bushels; exports
0s.3G3. Spot quiet; No. >. 21%c- optt1as
iu.l but steady, sc aivan>e: SEPTEMBER
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