The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-09
Artlcles Open. High. Low. Close. yestd'y
Dec. Wheat-Puts, s14; calls, "a; curb,
s2z
May Wheat-Puts. s9Ha; calls, Sill: curb,
9OAQS.

s0A@s.
Dec. Corn-Puts, 2s1s; calls, %.
May Corn-Puts, 297s; calls, 301s.
chicago, Nov. S.-Cables were Il lower
this morning. General rains were reported
over the country, improving the general
appearance Of the growing crops. The
weakness in foreign cavles and markets
was taken as an indication that the Ar
gentine crop was also improving and our
markets sold of TO 80 cents for Ma y,it
being weaker than December. The fact
that December did not decline with May
reflected the sentiment that the Argentine
crop looked better and that the heavy
rains were improving winter wheat pros
poets in general way. We see nothing
now to buy wheat ON except the fact
rally might be in order But II is not like
~ TO come until after some further break.
Cash demand is large, and wheat has lots
of good friends. 1t was believed on the
floor today that the late bull clique were
unloac!n good deal OF wheat: II this
as a fact Il Is not likely that wheat will
go much lower, but the general impression
is that the market indicates further de-
cline. We notice an improved demand for
corn. Exporters are taking IL more free
ly and corn gained something today In
spite of nearly a 2 cent decline in wheat.
Corn will not go very much lower, nor
does there appear to be anything especial
ly encouraging to buy 1t. Oats occupies
Hog products were somewhat stronger,
and the price OF live hogs little firmer.
There is little ercours cement on this pro-
duct for bulls. Some lower prices are
booked for.
CASH GRAIN.
Chicago, Nov, 8.-Cash wheat: No. red,
SoaSi; No. spring, 869S7; No. 2 hard win
ter, aGS7; new spring, SO; No. 8 red, $50
81; No. 3 spring, SGQo5; No. hard winter,
Cash corn-No. 2, 2sA; No. 8. 25k1Na.
Cash oats-No. 2. 1934 40; No. 8, $4,000
Fiax--Cash, sL03; northwest, s1.O61zgl.o7;
December. SOS; May, sl.9.
ASS; oats, S7S. Estimated car lots tomor-
row: Wheat, 10 cars; corn, sooi oats, $40.
Chicago, Nov. S--Butter-Firm; cream
cries, 1Sgz3: diaries ee' 13a@
1--we poultry-Quiet; live turkeys, s81o;
chickens, 5@7: springs Z; ducks. Te9a
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov. 8.-Wheaf-Receipts
S99 cars; lac lower, slow; No. hard, $50
81; No. Sl9s3; No. 3, 7Sqe; No. T9
SO; No. / red. 92qs3; No 2. s0da2; No. 8. s53
IS; No. 4. 50; No. 3 spring, 1915; No. 8,
7e679la
Corn-ery firm; active; No 2 mixed, q
ABA.
Oets-Ffrm, but slow; No. white, q.
Rye-Steady; No. ?, Az.
Hay-Active firm; choice timothy, $50;
choice prairie, 500.
Butter-Weak on heavy receipts; cream
cry, 1892; dairy, l5ql7.
Egg-Active; stock cleared up: lao
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Nov. s.-Receipts-EYour, T.
900; wheat. $4,000; corn, 10000; oats. A.
900.
Shipments-Flour, s,o0Oi wheat, 5000;
corn, $1,000; oats, 1900.
Flour-Quiet weak. but unchanged.
Wheat-Lower, closing 13sc for Deem |
Der and 21sQ21lc for May below Saturday. |
May opened 1880 lower. improved isc, de- |
clined &c, rallied 9sG1zc, sold down Ma |
cents, reacted L.a3sc, closing there. There |
was a mass Of bear!sh information let |
loose upon the market this morning. 1t |
bringing so much wheat out for sale from |
bulls and bears alike that a sharp decline |
resulted. Spot lower; No. red cash, eie- |
vator @s1Hc bid; track 97d97iz; No. 2 hard |
cash s5lzGS6; December, S72si May, SS%aQ |
a57sc
Corn-Futures firm, with buyers AdSsc |
for December and sc for May above Sat-
urday Spot strong; No. mixed cash, q J
2 cents bid: December, 2i1sc; May, 277sc.
Oats-Futures dull, but firm; with specu-
alton light Spot higher; No. . mixed
CASH. elevator. aOc BID: track, 2Od2O1k; De-
cember. zoe bid; May. 2; No. white, cash.
PIC.
Rye-H:gher
Flax seed-Liwer; 81.
prices. 81 50dSO0; timothy, in liberal re-
oeipt. $S00d9.5o.
Butter-steady; creamery. 1924; dairy.
i262Oc.
Pork-Steady; standard mess. tobbins.
8 GGS.50.
Lard-Steady: prime steam, Sl.i5: CHOICE
S4221s-
New York. Nov. S,-Flour-Rece.pts, b.
So barrels: exports 1916. Market dull,
more or less weak at old prices.
Wheat-Receipts 37S. $50 bushels; exports.
iS4 054. Spot weak: No. red. e9i4. OPP
tons weak. 1LGll5c ret lower; depressing
rain weS; ana liquidation. No
sember, s59s: ecerCber, s6i4.
CO-n-lReceipts IsT.s25. exports, 24S,19l.
Spot finn; No ?. S3I: options firm; IN
Oats--Receipts. 504 500 bdshels: exports,
5000. SPOT Arm; No. 9 24A.: options in
ictive, but steady. unchanged ecem5er.
California dried fruits-ouiet and steady:
lvaporated apples, common. 5G7c per
;ouIld. prime wire tray, 81: wood dried.
,r!ne. Sig; choice, So; fancy. aGsie. Prunes
CS4c per pound, as 70 tie end qu!lity.
ApTicots. unpeeled, 7glIc; peeled. EaI7c
Butter-Recelpts. s.siS Quiet; western
.reamery. 1903; Elg:ns, q; factory, sdl2.
Fggs--Receipts. 6.0oo. Firmer: state and
1SGa0; western, 2.
LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. Nov. S-wheat-Spot No ,
ed western winter, easy, IS I'D; No. ! rel
lortherE spring. easy, IS lid.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
New York Nov. S-The statement Of the
'!s:ble supply OF grain in store and afoat
saturday. Nov {, as compiled by the Pro- |
luce Exchange, - a follows: Wheat, p
. co. increase. 2CSSola bushels; corn, ST
03. GaV. decrease So 90 bushels, oats. Is
e. ooo. increase zoe bushels: rye, ASSOC |
Increase, $500 bushels; barley, iu+,@n
Increase, 80, ooa.