The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-01
Puts-December wheat, ss7s; calls. s2la

oats ..---.--......-...iS ,i9i 3i4.5oS
Receipts by car lots:
Ch.cago-Wheat, 25S: corn, AS; oats. 345.
Kansas C!ty-Wheat, 15s; corn, 49, cats, 10.
Duiuth-Wheat, $50.
neapolis-Wheat $50
Estimated cars tomorrow at Ch!cag
Wheat, 213; corn. $50; oats. 450
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Sept. 90.-Cables were disap
pointing this morning to the bears. in that
they id not reflect all OF our decline veg
terday hence our market opened stronger
and ruled strOnged for a while under good
buying by clique brokers. Liverpool OPEN
ing cables were sd lower al the opening.
rejecting the American decline. When the
market reached eol.c the longs in Septen-
Der began 10 realize this, took September
down rapidly PC and caused one cent
loss In December. Failure of the boa "a
yesterday in its vote 10 make No spring
celtvera bic on contracts had a strengthen
ing effect IN everything but September
wheat. The Price Currents weekly crop
summary called attention 10 drouth cond.
tons having become more serious than ev-
er !r their effect upon seeding. The or
cal report OF the French wheat crop makes
Il about cJe.090,gJo. as compared with 30
C0.00o a year ago and about the same IN
equal 10 It's crop of 1891. Clearsnces today
were fairly good, SIS. 900 bushels. Corn
was stronger today. Stocks are large anu
export demand light local demand was
situation, but shall not be surprised 10 see
some higher prices.
The demand for oats continues 10 be fair
~ good.
Provisions gained about 70 cents in spite
of yellow fever. Tlis product seems cheap.
and conservative buying should make
money.
CHRISTIE-STREET COMMISSION co.
Chicago. Sept. 30.-Flax-Cash, Sc. north
west, q; December 90; May. s1.03.
tl--sr-F'irTn- creauerteS 1lff9fc. laries
I2d19c
Eggs-Stesdy; fresh, Ne
Live poultry-Easy; turkeys eG10c: chick
ens Sc: chickens spring Sc; ducks 7izqSc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Sept. 30.-Wheat-Hart
about steady; solft neglected and about
! cent lower: No. hard. s%izGSs: No. >.
SlTS2s4 No. 3. 7sGSlls; mixed. 7s1s!: No. 4.
16J7si2: No. red. s7Gel; No. 3. Sass; No.
a SlGSli2; No. spT4ng, 7SGSo. No. 3, 76I
a.
Corn-Spot firm; futures weak; No. mix
Oa;s-Firuc. No. white 2oG2p4c.
Rye-F.rm; No. . 49,.
Hay-Fairly active. steady; choice tirno-
Thy. $500; choice prairie, 81
or
Egss-s,eady: HIS.
ST. LOFTS.
s. LOUIS. Sept. Sa-Recs!pt-FIour, s.
2. =.
5ipmelts-F9oUr, 40; wheat, 1900: corn
y 90, oats. i2oJa.
Flour-DQA and unchanE ed: wheat high
-. closing With October &c; December
lac ana Nay &c above yesterdays close.
December opened &c higher; went OF -
a5vsnced i1.gis.c, relspsed i6Tl4c and
then went up -. closing s;rorz and &c
below TIE top. spos higher. No. red
cash elevator $50; track. SsTs.l.c; No
cash. $40 asked; Decs-aoeT. sSz.c BID.
May. 251.c asssL
Cora-F'uturez huctua:ei v.th wheat,
closing near tie top H-th December ;z7e.
cent above yesterday Spot dEA weak.
No ? cash. Si-a-S cents; De-ez7oer -57sc
Si2y. So,vc aske1.
Oa.s-Srr5nse-. zstz buyers frsc517
above yesterday. Spo; lowe No. : csss
elevator - cents; track. -. No. E1lte
> --@Ec. December. -, Ai4y. -, ID
Eys-E2s.er. 80.
F.sxs=sti-L3wer: G--c.
p-a-r.s. 35.J'a-.o2. t,:ao;ay. = o1sF-0
But;a--E'.-1l, creamery. l..s-s>; dairy.
uF.sc.
Esg+Fzr-n: 1z'z,
Po-k-s-es1y, standard -1sss ga
La-3-H.gAe-s prime steam. 40; cho-cs
NEW YO7k
New York SEP -rIour-Fe-s3V-s -
S,i- experts. t5-isS barrels Steady ED.
tlt Qu-st Winter extras. S--5tls.so. Si-te.
wSes;-aece.p:s. =see. ex2o-ts. s.zei
bEs1ss- Options opened 6r- o. 5ultsa
cah.ss AID s-outh LsSs ss=-3 q 1lss-
realizing. b1, exp@-te-ce1 a. emphatic al
va-ce OF 4esvy expert -1-ao-s- e-oz--s
ss-Edy q i61Ac aet aGvznce- Ssles =
c.u1e3 No. I'D. Sep;szbe-. sf-sGS5sc:
Decsaeer. sisS a.17s-- c.oss6 ~
Corr-Esceipts. *. -. e1pSrrs. 49, sush
els. Spot d=-1s Ma = 1si.c1 s7-c1s o.s-ss
steady. E.ta wheat. defined go-e- iocsl