The Wichita Daily Livestock Journal from Wichita, Kansas • 1

OFFICAL DAILY RECORD Of THE WICHITA BOARD OF fRADt ifelftdr Wichita, Kansas, Monday October 3, 1910 No. 91 Vol 7 D. Williams, 68 A. Overstreet, Enid. 29 SMiMRY OF LIVE TIIE WICIIITA' IAILY MARKETS Kranz 4.

t. S. A. Clestor, Okeene C. Ramsey, Lahoraa Stone, Rlngwood B.

Page, Goltry. Ouah Strong, Hennessey Qover Milllig Horton Caldwell STOCK .80 80 40 .240 80 80 .120 80 .120" 60 40 85 85 95 60 90 86 39 77 37 72 53 92 50 69 30 '7 M. Austin, Patterson 2S J. M.J Free, Alva 42 Local GaWi Wheat (Market Dull at l-2c Lower Extra Heavy Sun of Cattle on a Declining Market. Demand Strong.

Trading Active J. N. Diest, Harper L. B. Renfrow, Renfrow W.

A. Coldwater .110 34 .106 ,8.70 8.65 8.60 8.55 8.65 8.55 8.55 8.55 8.55 8.50 8.50 8.50 8.45 8.45 8.40 8.35 8.30 8.25 8.25 8.25 8.25 8.25 8.00 7.75 7.50 7.50' 216 192 201 176 218 179 196 171 221 177 182 208 225 184 145 152 192 206 250 300 450 280 470 322 350 100 83 91 than Saturday. Receipts Heavy 83 59 70 .62 62 12 Opt dds Opened Strong; Ruled Steady; Closed Lower. Core Medium Run of Hogs. Market Lost Ano her Big Dime.

Q. W. Jackson, Mangum W. Andrews, Thomas E. Haines, Trail C.

E. Blaswell, Enid" C. E. Evans, Rocky Hamilton Wilson, Fairview. McGolden Green, Wm.

Com ton, Canton Market Steady Quality Common. Demand Sirong 49 24 33 80 80 80 80 80 28 2 3 3 9 The offerings of wheat on the local RIBS The -local receipts were very heavy. l.i.: 210 3..,. 170 3 floor were very heavy today. The to- Oct.

11.10 W. Wilkerson, Canton i 53 Butler Blue, Oakwood 36 C. B. O'Toole, Thomas 26 11.25 9.47 11.10 9.42 9.35 10.92 9.25 9.22 10.87 9.25 9.22 4 1 On this today's estimate was 2,750 compared to 2,414,: the receipts of one week ago, and 1,699 two weeks Pc42 9.32 tal number of fresh cars was 82, the Jan. largest for some time, against 52 same May 7.25; 7.25 1 6.00 6.50 5.00 4.50 4.25 4.00 210 '170 270 250 184 270 180 390 7.25 7.25 7.00 6.00 6.00 4.60 4.50 4.60 7..

1.. 1.. 5.. 2.. 1..

day one year ago. The opening of the L. N. 36 Arganbright" Gould, 43 W. J.

Vealy, Carmen 66 ago. The total aggregate for the sev KANSAS CITY BOARD OF TRADE market looked about steady but soon en principal markets was 94,000, the Llehest run this year. This shows a broke a good from the average J. W. Glidwell.

Aline 36 Saturday. The millers were very slow F. Lecrone, Aline 70 large increase over last week's re' 192 210 190 280 260 272 250 300 475 370 400 Tdy. idy in taking hold of anything unless it C. XE.

Davis; Helena 94 ceipts of 87,000 and 88.000 two weeks Cattle Hogs 2.,.. 1.... 3.... 4..:. 1....

2.... 4.... 1.... was choice" stuff. The top price paid R.

Gwinn, Aline 42 ago. It is now the time that cattlemen was 99 for just ordinary No. 2 hard S. A. Pritchard.

Benonine 32 TODAY'S RECEIPTS. 2,750 2,500 OFFICIAL REPORT. 513 2,414 1,699 2,141 ...1,085 2.095 721 4.031 3.60 Heavies. 5.00 2. 4.501 5.

4.00 1. 3.75 are takipg all of their stock off of pas ture and shipping them to the markets, The lower grades were very hard to Open. High. WHEAT Dec. 95 96.

May 100- 100 CORN Dec. 47. 47 May; 50' 50 4.50 4.00 4.0U 410 428 470 Crim Mayfleld, 110 95 .99 47 50 95-99- 47 50- 95-99. 47- 49- This always causes heavy runs which work at any price. It 'begins to look as though all the big dealers on the Hendricks Taylor, Shamrock.

.167 P. Edwards. Shamrock ........40 have a bearish effect upon the mar Cattle Hogs 28 eastern markets were trying to work the values to an export' basis. The Itet, which will, continue until the receipts grow lighter. AD markets show I STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.

RECEIPTS OF CAR8. outside markets had liberal receipts E. Cole, Shamrock A.i Rollins, Peckham M. Thompson, Piedmont Lenard, Eldorado Maple, Eldorado MINNEAPOLIS FUTURE8. this plainly today.

Chicago received on a market that lust about like tne 14 35 51 75 54 28,000 with the opening steady to 10c local trading. The foreign markets lower. Trading was slow and weak all closed higher and reported a gooa W. Wharton, Pond throughout the session. Thirty thou.

Dec. 108 108 May 112. 112- 107 107! 111 111 business done. 112 sand were reported at Kansas City. The receipts of corn at most markets The following are the receipts by cars at the yards late yesterday and this morning: Santa Fe- 33 Rock Island ....31 Missouri Pacific 6 Frisco 8 HOGS.

The opening was 10c lower and all trading was done on this basis until GRAIN INSPECTION. were liberal ana trading very siow, 63 Pryor Dalson, W. McNulty, Okeen The demand was very poor. The fair 76 59 weather continuing so late has made C. E.

Ramsey, Lahoma trading prevailed throughout the sessioa in the stocker and feeder division. Stock steeds as usual were in the majority and a strong demand prevailed on them throughout the trading. Country buyers from all directions were on today's market looking 'over and" buying stpck for feeding. Several cars brought $4.40 and the bulk sold above the $4.00 mark. A including some stock bullssold from $3.50 to She-stuff offered was common and prices were lower.

Good feeders can be had cheap and it Is well Orient 31 the prospects for a new crop very 69 E. W. Page, Goltry Horton Caldwell The following number of cars ol graia have been received and officially Inspected by the State Grain Inspe tr for the 24 hours ending at noon to4ny; large. However, the cash prices were ....92 ,..108 steady with the close of last week. Total 1 7) 224 J.

Madison. Goltry Arganbrighf Gould, Following are the representative 68 J. A. Hallaway, Alva No. 2 hard No.

3 hard No.4 hard sales, Missouri rlvei; basis, or other ..119 wise designated, furnished by the sec .15 .47. .14 .6 1 Sample Grade retary oi tbe Board of Trade. RECEIPTS FROM JANUARY J. v. Comparative receipts at this market from January 1, 1910, and from saw period last yew: This V'r Last T'r Diest, Harper t.

Slitt Custer T. P. Jordon, Custer McGolden Green, Fairview. Brower Thomas N. D.

Williams, Thomas i 99 Corn. worth the feeders' time to visit here and see the stock for sale on this mar ket No. 3 mixed ..79 74 41 ..180 98 86 59 99 .98 Oats. 97 4.40 Burchfiel Connell, Anthony, No. 3 red i Same day one year ago: Wheat 52 Cattle Hogs Sheep Horses 140.305 117,205 481,707 438,494 22,309 15,623 and 253 2.213 it C.

A. Rollins, Peckham J. H. Thompson, Piedmont cars; corn, 1 car; oats, none. ..64 car No.

2 hard, 61 cars No. 2 hard cars No. 1 hard cars No. 3 hard car No. 3 hard car No.

4 hard car Sample Grade Late Saturday. car No. 2 hard, 60 lbs. car 2 hard, 60 lbs car No. 3 hard, 59 car No.

3 hard, 59 lbs 93 I. 94 88 ..100 CHICAGO CAR LOT8. 13.... 4.40) 25.... 4.30 1....

4.00J 9.... 4.00 1.... 4.00 40.... 3.95 3.90 84.... 3.851 2....

4.35 .4.25 4.00 4.00 ,4.00 3.90 3.90 9.... 11.... 33.... 3.... 11....

5.... 30.... NOTES OF 'CHANGE AND YARDS. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. the close.

The local receipts were divided among the butchers and stock ers and feeders. With a strong demand and trading active salesmen report 10c loss. Butcher Cattle. At the session not many butcher steers had been offered. Most of the offerings were cows and heifers.

The quality of this class, was badly mixed and the loss was plainly shown. Canners and cutters were fairly liberal and there was a good demand for them from the packers. Prices" ranged steady with the top at $3.00 and the bulk ranging from $2.50 up to this price. The 'bull sup ply was limited and the offerings were mostly of a lighter grade. There was a strong demand and considering the quality prices looked steady.

Cows and Heifers. 2.... 837 4.75 2.... 645 4.75 1.... 720 4.00 11....

740 4.00 2.... 950 4.00 5.... 798 3.85 1.... 790 3.85 2... .1290 3.75 1....1220 3.75 10 4 631 3.50 12....

959 3.50 8.... 550 3.50 3.... 960 3.50 6.. ..1023 3.50 2. 935 3.50 819 3.5) 3....

960 3.50 9.... 925 3.40 35..1081 3.37 24..1119 3.37 1....1140 3.35 748 3.25 3.25 670 3.25 4.... 945 3.25 4 747 3.10 6.... 864 3.10 Canners and Cutter. 888 940 810 785 '740 66? 760 665 560' 670 780' 478 503 825 880 810 390 736 606 692 794 565 856 782 770 433 99 98 Wheat Corn Today .....37 ....352 ....157 Killing Steers Prime corn "fed, Grade 2 8 95 67 Y.

Ago 42 386 139 Cuuh Strong came in from Hennes sey with a car of cattle 1300 to 98 Oats 3.8a 3.80 1100 6.50 Estimate for tomorrow: Wheat, 67 FUTURES. R. Cjwlnn was, among the shippers 3.80 1., 6.. 10., 4.. cars; corn, 375 cars: oats.

150 cars. in today from Aline with cattle. 3.85 3.80 3.75 3.70 3.30 6.IO The options at all points opened 3.63 1500 lbs Prime corn, short fed, to 1300 lbs Western Steers 1200 to, 1400 1100 to 1200 Texans Good to medium fed strong but soon weakened back to KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS. 20 bulls 829 about steady with the low close of last Cows and week. The closing was to Wheat T.

Jordon of Ouster City 'had a load of hogs in for today's trading. W. E. Haines had two cars of cattle on this market from Trail. lower: The 'cables were very strong Corn 1000 .310 39 9 347 128 55 Heifers.

14.... 490 1.... 570 1....490 6.... 450 3.50 3.25 3.25 3.15 Oats and active and close a big lc higher. The free movement of the cash wheat 1...

3... 1... 4... 10... 3.80 3.50 3.25 3.15 3.00 400 650 410 677 690 to 1100 Fair to med.

grass 900 to in the United States and the total vis NORTHWEST RECEIPTS. J. Leonard of Eldorado had two cars Ible supply being about twice that of the same week one year ago were the bearish features of the day. The com HOGS. Today ..672 ..343 Y.Ago 854 1413 Minneapolis Duluth 1 Just about held Its own and tery little The local hog run was extra heavy doing on any of the months.

15. 825 .1013 with about 2,500 being received against 2,095 one week ago and 721 one month 2.. 8T. LOUIS RECEIPTS. 5..

..1002 WICHITA FUTURES. 16. 4. ago. Heavy receipts were reported at all markets.

The seven principal cen Wheat 920 995 821 955 .1070 730 890 860 3.00 3.00 3.00 2.75 2.75 2.60 2.60 2.50 2.50 Corn 170 100 137 Country Cesh Wheat Basis Missouri Oats of cattle' on the market today. i E. Maple shipped in from Eldorado three cars of cattle for this market 1 s-1 C. E. Blasdell had a car of cattle in today which he shipped from Enid.

W. J. Vealy was in from Carmen ihiS morning with two cars of cattle. C. D.

Evans of Rocky was on the marker today with two cars of cattle. L. N. Hughanks came In from Anthony with a car of cattle today. E.

W. Page was In from Goltry with a mixed load of hogs and cattle today, i ters had a combined hog total of 43,000 compared to 41,000 and 37, 000 for one week and two weeks ago. 28,000 were received at Chicago. This heavy 2.., 1.. 2...

6..1, .....147 30 ....116 OMAHA RECEIPTS. 69 1000' lbs $3.50 4.00 Common to medium Stocker and Feeders Heavy feeder Bteers, 1000 I to lbs 5.25 Good to choice 700900 lbsi3.604.00 Medium to good $3.00 3.75 Stock steer calves $3.00 3.60 Medium steer 3.00 Stock Heifers $3.00 S.60 Plain heifers Cowe Good to choice corn fed 1100 to 1300 lbs Good grass cows, 1000 to I 1200 lbs $3.7504.50 Medium gross cows, 800 to 1000 lbs Cutter 3.25 Canners $2.2502.75 Heifers Choice fed Medium fed Fair $3.2504.00 Calves 3.00 8.00 2.85 2.75 2.75 2.60 2.50 2.50 2.40 3.50 3.50 3:35 3.25 3.25 3.25 Oct. Close Y'dy 98 99 100 10 Close Opened High Low T'dy 99. 99 97 97 100 98 99 100 100" 99 99 104 104 103 103 7... 3...

2.,, A i 1... 1... 6... 6... 1.., 3...

1... 2:.. Bulls. Wheat Corn 947 r. 26 805 950 920 990 730 .1212 ..1370 ..1196 .1870 ,.1260 54 119 97 3.70) -4.

Nov. Dec. May run had a bearish effect and with the opening 10c lower the market declined showing a 15c loss at the close. Kansas City reports 4,000 and trading opened there at 5 to 10c lower, but at Oats 2 I. 802 ..1420 ..1360 ..1110 ..1017 970 960 63 18 KANSA8 CITY CASH.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. the close all of the sales showed a flat 1.. 4.. 1.. 3.50 3.40 3.30 8.25 3.25 3.25 10c loss.

The local receipts were met with a strong demand from the pack Kausas City, Oct. 3. Wheat No. 2 Closed Tdy. Yd hard, 96101; No.

3, 9598; No. 4, Low. ers. Trading was actice but sales Open High." wheat- 8895; No. 2 red, 97098; No.

3, 94 men reported a big 10c loss under last 96; No. 4 88092. week's close. A piece of a load aver Corn No. 2 white, '50; No.

3, S. A. Pritchard of Benonine, had a car of cattle in for today's trading. I i. W.

Glidwell in from Aline aging 156 pounds brought the top of 2 yellow, 61; No. 3, 60; Fancy 01.00 Good to choice medium No. 2 mixed, 50; No. 3, 50. $8.80, which is 5c under the top at Kansas City.

The bulk included some heavy weights and ranged from $8.45 Oats No. 2 white, 3333; No. 3, a car of cattle for today's trad- with ing. 32033; No. 2 mixed, 32; No.

3, 31(9) 31. to $8.70. Packers all over the country are hammering thehog market The packing season is in full sway and Weights $5.00 6.00 Heavies $3.505.00 Good bulls Bolognas Stock and fdln $3.0004.09 CHICAGO CASH. they hope to get prices low enough to CALVES. Light calves were lacking among the offerings in division.

Only a few vealerB were shown and those weigh Ing from 150 to 200 pounds brought the high prices; $7.50 was the top and several' head brought $7.25. The bulk weighed over 200 pounds and prices ranged from $4.50 to $5.50. About a 5c loss; was shown on all sales of light calves. In the heavy division only a few were offered. These were fairly good, bringing 'steady prices rrom $4.50 to $5.00.

Veals. 1.... 160 7.75 2.... 175 2.... 185 7.25 2....

160 7.25 1.... 150. 7.25 5.... 156 7.25 Oct. 94 94 94 94 94 Dec.

97 97 96 96 97 May 103 103 102 102 102 CORN Oct. 60 50 50 50 Dec. 49 49 49 49 49 May 52 62 52 52 52U- OATS Oct 31 31 31 31 31 Dec. 33 33 32 32 32 May ,36 36 35 3u- 35 PORK Oct 17.60 17.60 17.60 17.60 17.62 Jan. 17.62 1767 17.42 17.42 17.65 May 17.05 17.15 16.192 1692 LARD Oct 12.37 12.52 12.37 12.50 12.50 Jan.

10. CO 10.60 10.52 10.52 10.63 May 10.22 10.22 10.07 10.07 Chicago, Oct 3. Wheat-Nc. red, sand iiogs to the cellars. About 2,000 are expected here tomorrow.

Chicago expects 13,000 and 8,000 is the esti RECEIPTS AT YARDS. 96097; No. 3, 94096; No. 2 hard, 960100; No. 3, 94 0 97.

F. D. Staley, a resident of Guthrie, had a car of cattle on this market today. Slitt stock men of Custer City, had a load of hogs on this market F. Lecrone came In from- Aline with two cars of cattle which he soon disposed of.

mate at Kaasas City. Corn No. 2 mixed, 61; No. 3, 51; No, 2 white, 62; No. 3, 51; No.

Doc yellow, 51 52; 3, 61 CATTLE. W. E. Huntslnger, Jefferson 68 Liggett Kansas City .120 Greer Com. Kansas City.

..356 Pryor Ditto, Avery. 5 F. D. Etaley, Gut.hrUs S3 51. Pri( 8.80 8.70 8.70 8.70 40 73 73 95 156 214 105 ICS Oats No.

2 mixed, 32; No. 2 40 (Continued oa Psge 4.) ca Fear.).