The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-22
THE WORLDS MARKETS.

St. Louis. March a-Flour steady and
firm
Wheat options strong, fractional high
er; spot strong: No. red cash. elevator
7OiL: track p; March 7Oi5; May 729s bid;
July GUS bid; No. hard G4glR.
conceptions fractionaly nigher' spot
stronger. No. . cash 80; tracoK 34hqA;
March 3S bid; May 32& July SS%.
Oats-options firm; spot dull; No. cash
g7ib; track 2S@A: March alA bid; May 27hi
July 23lh bid; No. white 3OA.
Flaxseed-nominal SLl3.
Butter firm; creamery lS@22 cents; dairy
l3al7h cents.
Eggs-frm, 1Oi4 cents
Ilcad-steady sL27tzdfS0,
spelter-nrm SGO5a810.
Pork steady; standard mess, jobbing
S912ia.
Lard-quiet; prime steam s.; choice $5.O'
3
Dry salt meats-boxed shoulders A.25;
extra shorts Si.75; ribs A,S71a; shorts $6oo'
Bacon boxed shoulders s.; extra shorts
s.. %; ribs s5S7lk; shorts $3.50.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago, March 2.-Cattle-The small
supply Of cattle today were easily dispos-
ed OF at steady prices. Fancy cattle
nrougnt S5.otfuB; cno1ce steers Sooog
B75; medium steers A.75G5.00 beef steers
81 g0G4 20: stockers and feeders SSbGq475;
bulls S26OdAOO; cows and heifers $500
42O: western fed steers &.25q5.60; Texas
steers Ss.6Oa49O; calves 50, ,5OG6s5.
Hogs-There was a good local shipping
demand for hogs and the late decline was
fully recovered Fair to choice $3l7lAGSsO;
packing lots S35OQ375; mixed S355G3,So;
butchers $3ooQ2S5; lights $s.55g3,s2la; plgs
S3.250370
Sheep-Trade I'm sheep was brisk and
prices RENAMED steady; common to ehoise
sheep, brought SS.25aS75; lambs S2ooo6o
Roceipts-cattle $500; hogs q, 900; sheep
1900
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas city. March 1.-Catte-receipts
s. 900 natives; / $50 Texans. Liberal supply
o.. native steers largely OF good quality
Exports steers and the most desirable
punches fdrossed beef steers shade high
ar Common grades steady; light supply
OF Texans and rather inferior IN quality
prices trne stronger, heayy natives
steers Sjl5ge5G 30; medium steers $A50q5l5;
light weights sL2oQASO; stockers and
feeders S975q525; butcher COWS and heif-
ers S3l56i5; Gamers s2.S5d515; western
steers S3.9Oa46O; Texans $3S0qL4O
Hos-receipts 1890 Trade was fairly
ood; supply mainly common quality. All
desirable droves sold at steady prices.
Common mixed lots shade lower; hayies
s3boaS.c5; mixed $a45g47a,si light weights
S3,s503Go.
sheep-receipts 2.4j0. light supply most
ly mutons Of good quality. Trade active
at strong prices. No Colorado lambs Of
fened. Natives lambs S5O0G5l5; yearlings
steckers and feeders S2.75G425i culls A.5og
AIS.
81, Louis, March i.-wheat-Close;
Higher No. red. cash elevator, 7vl5 cents
track % cents; March 7Ois cents; May 72A
cents bid; July 65% cents bid; No. hard
6lGila cents
Corn-ingner. NO. casp, IS cents;
track, 9lhG3ih cents; March, SO cents
May s2A cents asked; July ss% cents
Oats-Highor. No. cash, Ha cents
track 2S02SA cents; March 2il9 cents bid
May 21il cents bid: July 2sia conts bid
No. 2 white sOh cents
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. March a.-Wheat-May,
advanced N cent 90 6i% cents; decline TO
6lh cents: July sold up = Oents 70 6lA
cents, ana aeonned 40 bi cen.s' cash
wheat,is TO / cent higher No, 2 ssd62is
cents No. 6l96S cents; No esa6sh cents
No. red "A centes; No. g. Is cents; No.
spring 62 cents
Corn--Weak No. mixed, s2Qsih cents;
No white, 81 cents No. 3. ssz cent