The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-24

Oats
Sept. ...... 20 20 1914 49,
Pork
s ss5h : ::::: SIS SIS 81 s575
Lard
s sasa : :::.:- 4i5 As sssii g $
RIBS
Sept. ..:::: gas; 5S3iii So; 3 8 5sa2
Chicago. Aug. s.-Butter-Firm, stea
dy, creamery 11a14; dairy Is.
Egg%Firm; fresh Is.
Live poulty-F'irm and quiet; turkey.
Gallo; chickens IL; springs 10; ducks s.
1-2
Barley-cash No. 3, 27a45.
Rye-Steady.
Flax-September s112a114; December
s116 1-2
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No., Aug. 23.-Wheat-
Hard sold from 81 IL to 81 cents; rang
ing also cents under the Chicago mar
ket. Soft steady 70 cents; offerings
very large. Receipts 1850 bushels
against 7O.S00 year ago.
No. hard, 81 1-2a94 IL; No. 8, S9a92;
No. 4, S7aS9; No. soft, ssa1.01; No. 8,
! S3a89; No. 4, 93a95; No. spring 90; No.
| 8, So.
Corn-Nlixed about 1-2c higher; No.
mixed % 3-4a26c; No 2 white, % 1-2c.
Oats-Steady, No. white, q.
Rye-No. 2. 81 cents.
| Hay-Steady, choice timothy $3.50;
choice prairie $3.50.
! But.er-Country grades scarce and in
demand; creamery 12a15; dairy 9al2.
Eggs-Firm, receipts light: Kansas
and Missouri stock lie.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Aug. 23.-Receipts-Flour
5000; wheat 10000; corn 100000; oats
SO. 0OO
Shipments-FIour 5000; wheat 5000;
corn $4,000; oats $1,000.
Flour-Firm at the recent advance.
Wheat-Closing with August l SIC.
September &c. December 1-Sc and May
23-4c below Saturdays finals. Deem
Der opened 1-2c higher, broke sc, re-
acted Sc, then lost that, and closed with
buyers 3-Sc above the bottom. An op-
ening lie higher at s1.05, "a which
quite an amount sold, with the next
y
this inside the first minute after the op-
ening shows how crazy the market was.
Higher cables and Chicago curb with
large number of buying orders caused
the early advance. But so much wheat
was offered at the high price reached
that the market suddenly dropped, react
ed and became terribly unsettled, finally
closing heavy. Spot lower; No. red
cash, elevator S1.03a1.01 IL; track s1.03a
l.0l; No. . hard cash 90 Lac track; Au-
gust S1.01; September s1.00 81; Deem
Der 81 90 IS; May 1.02 ID asked.
Corn-The market in this option was
fully as strong as wheat at the opening,
and trading was fairly active, but the
market finally closed lower after fluc-
,uating. Spot higher; No. cash 29c
bid; September 2Sc; May 90 1-4a32 S-Sc
Oats-There were more extended spec
ulative interest and early in the day,
when corn and wheat were higher. the
tone was strong, but such a difference
between buyers and sellers that little |
trading was done. Later was easy and !
dull. Spot higher; No. cash, elevator. |!
10 ga cents bid: track 20 1-2 cents; No. 2 |
white q 1922 1-2 cents; September 20 |
cents; December 81 cents; May % cents |
asked.
Rye-UnsettIed; Sc IL cents, elevator;
81 cents track.
Flaxseed-Lower; sL1o; prime timothy
seed 1915.
Butter-Steady; creamery 1918 cents:
dairy 11G14 cents.
Eggs-FirIn; Il cents.
Hay-Steady: prairie S5.50G6. 80: TIM
othy Sc. O061O.50.
Pork-Unchanged standard mess Job
oing. new, $3.50; old 50.
Lar5-Batter; prime steam s4.471-2;
choice Sf.45.
NEW YORK.
New York. Aug. 23.-Fiour-Receipts
9 .051 barrels; exports IS. 1852 Market
practically unchanged as TO prices: cas-
er. a; the close; winter patents s.. $50
rs: winter straights S5.oO95. %; Mime
ota bakers $i.Soq4.7o.
Wheat-Recsipts 35S.350 bushels. Spot
weak: No . red s10S: No. hard /
/ .o5 ID Options opened irregular and
developed weakness all day. with few
factions influenced by heavy realizing
riders. both local and foreign, dissp-
'ointing French cables. q light export
nd increasing winter wheat receipts.
losed ne; cents lower: No. red, Au-
ust sl.05 -; September 81 .0S1
Co-n-Receipts 24S. 900 bushels; exports
1 "a. Spo, market active; No. ,. 81 IS l
en;s. Options weak. 3-sE5-S cent net 9
'wer; August s. IS cents; September
; IS cents.
Oats-Receipts SIS 200 bushels: exports
1885. Spot quiet; No. ,. - cents. Op-
ons weak. 1Gl Is cents lower: Septem-
- % IL cents.
California dried f-u.ts-ogie; and
-eady. Evaporate5 apples. prime wire
,ay 5 II cents; wood dried prime "a
ents; cE0-ce s cents; fancy . - cents.
runes 1-2d7 l. cents. a. % size and
lahty Ap-ic5ts, royal 7G7l-2 cents:
Ioor Park SQS cents. Peaches. unpeel-
6GS cents; peeled 1IFI4 cents.
But,er-Receipts 1900 packages.
-eady; western creamery 1919 cents.
lsins IS IL cents; factory Tl-2 cents
Eggs-Receipts $500 packages: firm.
ate and Pennsylvania I-2gisi-e
nts
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Aug. 23.-Wheat-No. . red
estern winter firm. s. Sd; No. ! red
'-the-n spring firm, s. IL