The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-17
TIE WORLDS MARKETS.


CHICAGO. FEB. S-wHEAT-TheI
market was easy early May opening ~
&c lower az 6S&G6Ssc. Influenced by lower
cables and heavy AArgentine shipments
las, week The volume Of business done
ary was small. May sold OFF to 6Slkc,
where the market steadled. Receipts
here were II cars, none Of contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 5Sl cars
against 81 last week and 394 year ago.
The market later broke to 6Shd6S9sc.
The cash demand was poor and the eX.
port business slow. At the decline there
was some demand and May reacted TO
6S9sc The close was weak. May &c unu-
der yesterday at Gslkc. on the decline
trade was quiet
CORN-was easier with wheat al the
cpeing which was he lower for May OF
S5Bd35hc. The demand and offerings
were light under which influence May raj
lied 70 3OI4d3Oikc. The market failed to
hold against the proft-taking which met
the advance and racted to Si7sG35c where
1t again steadfed Local receipts were
476 cars.
Corn felt the wakness of wheat May
later declined to S4ssG34%c There was
some demand which caused a reaction 20
S47sG35c. but the market failed no hold,
May closing l4G9sc lower at S4Ac. There
was considerable proht-taking through
out the session.
OATS-The market was easy and the
trade unimportant eagly. Receipts here
were 179 cars. May opened 5sc lower at
237sc touched 24c, and reacted to 237sc.
PROVISIONs-The market was barely
steady early and the trade small May
pork opened unchanged al sc higher, at
sl1 .OOQ3i O5. easing off to ylO, 95aSlO. 97iz
May isrd opend a shrade higher at S6.O71a
ass TO- May ribs opened a shade lower at
Sc .O2H.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.
CHICAGO, FEB. WHEAT Cash;
No. ?, red 7OikQuizc; No 3, rcd 6SQ7Oci
30. . hard winter 66a6c; No. 3, hard
winter G3a6Sc. No. /, northern spring, Goa
69%c: No. 2, northern spring. 67G6S&c; No
9, spring aaG7%c
CoRN-No. 2 33ik03394c; No. g. $3.50
333sc
oATs-No. ?. 23llG23'sc; No. Q, 2ac.
BUTTER-steady. Creamery l902lc
dairy l9d22c
EGGs-Fresh, firm al 12lsal9c
PoULTRY-Dressed steady Turkeys
' dlOc: chickens 9KGlOiac.
! KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.
KANSAS CITY. FEB .l6-wHEAT-
May GA C. Cash: No. g hard, 63ikc: No.
59i4aGsc; No 2. red 69a7oc; No, 3, G406sc,
CoRN-May 2%c. Cash: No. q mixed
3lhd&Rc; No 2. white 32c; No. 3, 3ii1c.
OATs-No 2. SIC.
HAY-Choice timothy. 39O1Gss.5 %: choic
prairie 81 .25ds7.5o.
BUTTER-Creamery 2OQ23c; dairy lsc.
EGGS-Rresh 1Oikc
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.
ST. LOUIS. FEB G-wHEAT-I.ow
err no . red. cash elevator lie; track
7SG7SAc Februory 1870; May tic; July
GSlkc; No 2, hard CiAaGaSc.
| CORN-Lower No 2. cash 22c: track
25c; February 82c; May $3.50; July 3lltc.
OATs-I,ower. No. 2. cash. 2iikc track
25o; February 2pzc, May 2rsQ24Hsc n,
2 white, 2ea26hc
RYE-Firm 52lkc
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY FEB 1s.-CATTLE-
Receipts 5000; mrket steady; native steer
50 25Q85. 60; Texas steers @.sodS5.OO; Texa
cows s. 750t3 s5i native cows and helfer
} " 25d$i 40; stOckers and feeders 800
1925: bulls &3OOQN N
HOGs-Recelpts 1000; market steady {
strong; bulk OF sales $7OGA 50: heay
tl.7OQt s7iz; packers A.@ikaSi 50: mike
N.65Qsi75; Hight N.5OaN.75;; workers. sll
Gsi.75 pigs A iOas4.55.
SHEDP--Receipts 1000: market firm
lambs s5.OoG$6.75; muttons u.NQ$6 o.
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.
ST LOUIS. FEB. lG.--CATTLE-R
ceipts 1000 market steady Native shil
ping and beef steers 50 eOQsS 25: stockei
ana feeders s. sOQsl5s; COWS and helfel
t2.OoQIt410; Texas and Indian steers 49,.
QH 60: cows and heifers g .l59sa 50
HOGS-Receipts 1000. markt weak. Pil