The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-30
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Jan =. 2o-7 AZ Y AZ .''.
5ss Rss : II II tH-S lE-S 4l5 1,l5 II II - -:
May wheat-Puts. 90; calls. s1h; curb
May corn-Puts, 2sls; calls. 2s1saA.
! Chicago, Nov. 29.-Cables came in sd
lower this morning. Receipts in the north
west were l,i00 cars against 400 foi the
same cay last year. I. must be consi1erel
however. that today's receipts embra cel
weakness in cables, orr market opened to-
day shade lower and after selling around
Saturday for a while, became easy. The
visible showed an Increase about what was
expected. Clearances were large again,
10000. There Is really outside of this but
/ little to say. except that we are very near
what would usually be called the l:qu:da-
Ing period on December wheat, and the
question naturally arises, viii the market
be weak enough to produce forced liquida-
ton on the part of the bulls? The bulls
fiatter themselves that they are confronted
with the strongest conditions abroad ever
existed To a.d arguments in this derec-
ton they cite The fact that over 1G0. go 90
bushels of wheat of the present crop in
America has already been cleared. They
wheat, having ruled during all this deliv-
cry, much higher prices will be reached.
We feel bear:sh for the moment, but rec
ognize the situation TO be a peculiar one.
We feel that a time VIII come after a
while TO bull wheat IN earnest, but this
week it is likely 70 be an old-fashoned
liquidation week. Corn sympathized with
wheat today more than usual. This fact
makes US think that corn may sell of
some more on the decline of wheat, which
must surely revive the export trade. Pro-
visions were fairly well maintained in face
of the weakness in other markets. Pack
ers continue to be friendly to the products.
CHRISTIE-STREET COMMISSION co.
CASH GRAIN
Chicago, Nov. 29.-Cash wheat: No. 2
red, 971a; No. red, 1895; No. spring, SO
No. 3. S5Gss: No. new spring, 9719.
CashCorn-No 3 2e6261a; No. g. 251zI25A.
Cash oats-No. 2. 22G2214; No 3, 79d2ol5.
Flax-Cash, s104; northwest. s109; Dec,
s1.04: May, si.06st.
Receipts-Wheat, 1s4 cars; corn, 377; oats
as. Estimated car lots tomorrow: Wheat,
80 cars: corn, s25; oats, 600. Minneapolis.
receiptsof wheat today were 1,0s6 cars.
Chicago, Nov 29-Butter-Firm; cream
cries, 1922; dairies, 12p1s.
Eggs-Fresh, IS.
Live poultry-Steady: turkeys. 9; chick
ems, 5; springs, 5g51h; ducks, 6a61s.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov 29-Wheat-Receipts,
25s cars; about ] cent lower. rather weak;
No. I hard, Sc; No. g S36S5; No. g. S9QS3;
No. 4. 76dS1; No. red. SO; No 2, slG92: No.
8. SSGSs; No. 4, S512; No. spring. S114@S3.
No. 3, s09S11z.
Corn-Active; steady. No. mixed, 2524G
q: latter for special.
Oats-Active, about 1c higher.
Rye-Steady; No. 2, "A.
Hay-Active, steady; choice timothy, $3.50
QS.75: choice prairie. 81.
Butter-Steady; receipts, moderate;
creamery. 1S120; dairy. 1SG15.
Eggs-Active, firm; fresh candled, II;
storage, 13.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Nov. 2s.-Receipts-F1our. A.
600; wheat, $500; corn, 2s6, 900; oats. 5000.
Shipments-Flour, 1900; wheat, $500; corn
1900; oats, 1900.
Flour-Qu,et, steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Lower, closing 14c below Satur-
day for May and 24c for December; May
opened AG,3sc lower, declined tsc more, re-
covered that and then declined 11sc, clos
ing AG3sc above the bottom. Spot steady:
No red cash, elevator $685.; track, STG
97A; No. . hard cash, So; December, 963s;
May, 925sG922t.
Corn-Futures showed an almost steady
decline from the opening, and at the close
sellers were &c below Saturday, though
May was then &c below the bottom. Spot
steady: No. 2 cash 247. bid; December, 242s;
May. 2Tl.
Oats-Futures dull and fractionally lower
tn sympathy with wheat and corn Spot
12la4: No. 2 white cash, "a; December, 214;
May. 224.
Eye-Strong; 46i4.
Flexseed-Lower; s1o1.
Hay-Firm; Frairie. s5.5o1s.5o; timothy,
IS. .OOd1050
Butter-steady; creamery, 1s92Slt; dairy
1d1S.
Egg=H.gher; III.
Pork-Quiet; standard mess, jobbing, s.25
s ~
Lard-Easier; prime steam, s4o715; choice
sl.10.
NEW YORK.
New York. Nov. 2a.-Flour-Receipts, 35.-
1OS barrels: exports - iS7. Quiet and lower.
Wheat-Receipts. 3o5,5oo bushels. Exports
1885. Spot market quiet; No 2. 90. OPP
tions opened weak under oearish cables,
foreign selling and big northwest receipts
and declined all day with few exceptions.
further by liqu'dations and light
ex Port demand, closed 124 d2isc net lower;
November, s1@s: December. 9Iss.
Corn-Receipts. 1o5.oo0 bushels; exports. !
s. Ali Spot weak: No. .. 1886. Options
opened easy under prospects OF larger re- !
ceipts; declined with wheat and lower ca
bles and closed Aa5sc net lower; December !
'l$s; May, 3iss-
Oats-Receipts. 1900 bushels; exports. |
% 4sT. Spot quiet; No. ?. a14. Options duh |
December. 25ss.
California dried fruits-kpples steady;
ather dried fruits quiet. Evaporated ap-
pies, common. 5l77c: prime wire tray. az !
wood dried, prime, SIS; choice, 81: fancy. /
sGSi-c per pound. Prures, 7GS5-: Moor I
Park, sGl1c per pound Peaches, unpeeled, !
TG19c per pound; peeled, 12dooc per pound. |
Rutter-Rece:pts 5.5a6 Steady: western 1
creamery, Has; Elg-ns, 3: factory, ui2g /
a.
E0gS Paoe:o.z- --o paokace- E-,,-
state and Pennsylvania. NQ25; western. |
&c
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. Nov c-Flour-Dull: west /
e-n superfine se.Ss13-2o extra g. 45G4 %;
family. s4.5cGi75. Receipts. 4o,cco barrels; |
exports. 542 I
Whea.-DuH and easy spot and month.
'7l=qs7ss- Receipts, S7.753 bushels; exports, |
Is S.
Corn-Easy; spot. $685.: month, sz7sa |
3ls. Receipts, IS.217 bushels
Oats-Firni: No. white ss1esis: No. . 1
mixed. 3a27; receipts. 3. SSs bushels.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
New York. Nov. S.-The statement Of /
NJ visible supply OF grain. In store and /
.foat Saturday November =. as ccmo,iei /
oliows: Wheat, s. S5scn Increase 24s.c0 |
,rshels Corn. 4za5S.tae decrease : 81. GO |
oats. Is, 81 0cl decrease Zse.ooo bushels Rye
.ssg.esa. Increase 500 bushels Barley, 5
g.. .e.. increase Iesl.0C bushels
AUSTRIAN SURPLUS.
Sydney. " s. w. Nov. 29.-An unofficial
sciBate places the vhsa; yield OF Nez
south Wales az Iis1,e,19 bushels and II i
In;;cilatei that the expcrtable surplus Of
vhea. from Australia VII be 5.osa 900 bush
IS.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO
Chicago, Nov. @.-Cattis-The cold I
sathsI seemed 20 ir1psrt more v.So- &c
rsde n cattle today and saies were brisk
( steady prices fog tas general rgn with