The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-16

Chicago, Sept 15.---Butter---tl rul f;
creameriee 12a17 1-2c: diaries 9a15c.
Eggs---Firm; fresh 13c.
Live Poultry---Quiet; turkeys sa1oc:
chickens LIE; spring chickens, 91-2c;
ducks TAI 1-2c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Sept. 15.---Wheat---Hard
sold 1-2a1c lower. closing with most OF
decline recovered; soft slow. No. l hard
Sc 1-2aSsc; No. 2, S4aS6c; No. 3, S1a85c; No
4, SOaS2c; No. red CSC; mixed soc; No.
80 1-2a92c; No. 4shrlduetaoinhrdlu0
90 l-2a92c; No 4, IS lass Sac; No. 2
spring s2aS3c; No. g. Sic.
Corn---1-2c lower; No. 2 mixed % lie.
Oats---About steady; No. 2 white 20a22c
latter for fancy.
Rye---F'irm; No. 2, 44c.
Hay---Higher; choice timothy 500
@75O; choice prairie s5.75Q6oo.
ButteryVery firm on light receipts;
creamery 15a17 1-2c; dairy. 10a12c.
Eggs---Steady; 10c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Sept. 15.--Receipts---Fl
none; wheat, $4,000; corn, 100000; oats,
81, 00O
Shipments--Flour 5000; wheat. 1900;
corn, 143 600; oats 1000.
Flour---Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat--Lower, closing with September
5-Sc, December 1-2a7-Sc, and May 3-Sc I'M
der yesterday. December opened 1-Sc
higher, to 1-Sc lower, declined 1-Sc from
the top, rallied 5-Sc and closed strong
with buyers 1-Sa1-4c off from that Spot
lower; No. red cash, elevator, 96c; track
Sc 1-2a9Sc; No hard cash 81 3-4a90c;
September Sc 7-Sc bid; December Sc IL
a96 5-Sc; May, 97c.
Corn---Futures opened easy, followed
by a decline OF 5-Sc. Later corn rallied
with wheat, reacting lie, and at the
close buyers were is 10 lac under yes
terday. Spot dull. weak and lower; No.
cash q LIE; September 81 1-Sc asked;
December 90 1-Sa2s lac; May 80 Csc.
Oats--Futures quiet and though bids
were lower the tone was by no means
weak. Spot steady; No. cash, elevator
zoe bid; No. 2 white % lie; September,
zoe bid; December, &c; May % 5-Sc bid.
Rye-Lower, As IA cents.
Flaxseed-Steady, .04 1-2.
Hay-Firm, in demand and scarce;
prairie S.. 50@6. 50; timothy s6.5o99. so.
Butter-Unchanged
Eggs-Unchanged.
Provisions-Steady and unchanged.
Pork-Standard mess jobbing, new
SIS old IS.
Lard-Prime steam s4.25; choice
S4.3 21-2.
NEW YORK.
New York, Sept. 15.-Flour-Receipt
1887 barrels; exports S,15S. Quiet and
easier a the former level Of prices.
Wheat-Receipts 242.1 $50 bushels; ex-
ports 1910. Spot active; No. 2 red
LOFTS. Options opened strong on high
er French markets; sold off under act
i've liquidation and weakeningnews but
recovered later on heavy export pur-
chases, closing 5-S61 cent up from the
bottom. but 1-S61-4 cent off from last
night; No. . red September 81 90 ga; De-
cember 81 rs cents.
Corn-Receip.s 140.370 bushels; exports
101.470. No. ., So 1-2 cents. Options
opened steady with wheat, sold off on
better crop news and weak cables; raj
lied slightly on the late rise in wheat
and closed 1-493-S cent net lower; Sep
TENDER So 1-2 cents; December 81 IA
cents.
Oat-Receipts 17,24S bushels; exports
1924 Spot steady: No. ., % cents. OPP
tons steady: closing unchanged; Sep
TENDER % cents; December 26 cents
aClifornia dried fruits-Steady. vap-
Grated apples. prime wire tray 63-4G7
cents: wood dried. prime 61-2 cents;
choice ia cents: facy 71-2 cents.
Prunes 31-2I7 IL cents, as 20 size and
quality. Ap-icots Gas cents Peaches,
unpeeled 7G10 cents; peeled IG4 cents.
Butter-Receipts 9.S5S packages; tend
ing upward: western creamery 12G1S IL
cents; Elgins IS IL cents; factory sql2
cents.
Eggs-Receipts s.576 packages. Firm:
state and Pennsylvania 17q1s cents;
western 16 cents