The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-13

Dec. Corn-Puts, 272. calls, 2S1sd2S4c.
Flour-Receipts, Il, 296: shipments, $3.50.
Wheat-Rece,pts, 15l. 3s5; shipments. 1O2.-
661.
Corn-Receipts. 55S,7Oo; shipments, no.
3s5.
Oats-Rece!pts. 10000 shipments 21O,S14
Chicago car lots-Wheat. 2s3, grade S.;
corn. S17, grade 625; oats, Al. grade s..
Liverpool cables, I'd lower.
BOARD OF TRADE GOSSIP.
There are showers in Michigan, Wiscocn
sin. Ohio, and eastward. Weather, north
west and Chicago, clear and cool.
Kentucky report says: Nine per cent Of
the corn was frost-bitten. Owing to the
severe drouth the yield Will average only
q bushels 10 the acre.
The competition of French -four IN the
United Kingdom entirely disappeared this
season, owing to the fact that France
needs the wheat at home.
A telegram from st. Petersburg says that
the rumOrs which have been circulated
about probable prohibition of exports are
quite void of foundation.
The Times-HeraId says: The bull crowd
chartered some more vessel room for
wheat to Liverpool yesterday. Geddes
k;rkwood reported ao 000 bushels. 1t was
said they had under way about 700. 900
bushels. This is the spring wheat which
the pool got on its September contract,
which IL is moving now to Liverpool and
which it is supposed to hedge there, the
wheat being deliverable on Liverpool con-
tract. The two leading bear wheat opera
tors Of St. Louis were here yesterday. II
looked as if both of them had come up
to see In person the effect of the breaking
OF the drouth on the wheat crowd. They
did not seem 10 be IN the market at all
and both said they had practically 70
int rest, a statement taken here, how
ever, with allowance. India showed wheat
shipments yesterday of $4,000 bushels for
the week. This is the second contribution
India has made in about SIX months and
for that reason ii attracted good deal
of attention.
Chicago, Oct 12-Flax-Cash sS3+ 1880;
cash northwestern s1.02; December, Sl02;
May. s1Osh.
Live poultry-Weak for hens: others
steady. Turkeys. S0l0c; chickens, &c; 90
spring. Sc; ducks, 712qSc.
Butter-Steady; creameries, 15a2ll2; dali
ries. 12Ql9c.
Eggs-Fim; fresh, 1ii2c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Oct. 12-Wheat-13 to 1c
lower slow; No. l hard. SEC: No. . s01
SIC: No. 8, 75aSo; No. T. 7olt7st2: No. l red
eOc; No. ,. s9as0; No. 3, S3ds7; No. 4.
81; No. > spring, IS; No. 3, 76-
Corn. TO i2c lower: moderately active;
No mixed. 2iQ24L.
Oats-About steady; slow; No white
198lSiec.
Rye-No 2. $3.50.
Hay-Active. firm; choice timothy, S.;
choice prairie S..
Butter-Active: supply light; creamery.
2CG22c; dairy. IsG17c.
Eggs-Very firm; receipts inadequate;
Ike.
ST LOUIS.
s.. Louis. Oct. 12-Receipts-Flour A.
Coz: wheat, 5000; corn, l-3.c00 oats. 66.-
coo.
Shipments-FIour. 1000; wheat; 5000:
corn. 5000; oats. zoe
Flour-Quiet and uncharg ed.
7 -. sf-,rr r.f- -
day for December. and May 11.c lower.
December opened isc lower ma declined
i. more on Disappointing cables and IA
vorable seeding weather; recovered sc
late and closed strong with buyers &C
above the bottom Spot lower; No, red
cash elevator Sii.c bid: track. s5ds5c; No
hard cash Sc; December, SC bid; May.
CSC bid.
Corn-Fu.ures depressed and lower. clos
.rg duh. within I-l5c Of the bottom. Spot
dull and weak: No. , cash. ~ G225S4c; De
cember Es.c asked; May G2;sc.
Oats-FuJures declined n sympathy with
other cereals. but speculation was light
Spot steady; No > cash elevator 70 bid;
track. Iel.c; No. white 2lis.G2lizc; Deem
Der 1ei4c bill; Nay Hhsc bid.
Rye-Lower: i3-2c BID.
Flaxseed-Higher: sc.
Hsy-S1eady ana active; prairie sico7
80: timothy, s7.o0T275
Buttcr-Firm; creamery. 1sd2ic: dairy.
ilQl5c
Esss-Firm; I3c.
Pork-Steady; standard mess, tobo.ns,
S..
Lard-Lower ,sr!ne steam sil2'a; choice
Si-l7l3.
New York. Oct I2-Flour-Rsce.p; 81
Os7 barrels: exports. 27.45 Market suffer
ed from the break il wheat and was weak
all day: Minnesota patents S.l1l5.55: win
ter straights s.. 9slA70; winter extras. s. -
4SG
Whea:-Recsipts. 2sss5o bushels; exports
4eI IS Spo;. weak; No. : northern Du-
Iuth esssc Options weak. IGi.c lower.
No. red October, $50. Deem Der. eS7sc-
Corn-Rscespts. 9Ii.5oo bushels, experts,
SASH Spot easier: Options weaker; a.
decline: December 49,
Oats-Recs.pts 1-3 so bushels: exports.
ca. S4i Spot weaker No = = OPcioas
dun and heavy. isGasc lower; October. =,
December. eS7sc-
California dried fruits-Ou.et Evapo-a;-
ei apples common sac; prime fire ray.
SIC: wood dried prime So; cho-ce. SI~h
sac: fancy. g. Prunes, 5ESi.c. as 20 s.ze
ard quality. Apr.cots. Royal. 7SlSizc; Moor
Park Szllixc- Peaches. u1peelet, 7Eilc.
peeled. l-i@4l.c.
Butter-Rece;p 7.eez packages. QuIet.
Western cgeaCery. i4llZ-c; Eg-1s. -. fzc
tory. SFlSc.
EgE-Receipts. 1863; quiet: stare ana
Pennsylvania, IslISsec. western 1sfIa.
BRADSTREETS VISIBLE
New York Oc:- I2-Caale and tsleSrzph-- T
dispatches % Bra5streets covering re
rrtnc-pa, points o. accumulation. -n5ics.s
the following changes II available supplies