Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11


shaved, 4 90 to 90 Blinds. 2 50 to rs
Lath. $50
CHICAGO, Sept. Q.
FLoUR-Advanced sc, with sales at $600@S7, 90 for
winter extras $500 for winter supers 81 for
spring extras, and $s,759$4,o 90 for spring supers
WHEAT-In good request and steady at 90Is99lc for
No g. and o3@sSNc for No. Spring in store. Winter
94c@S1 90. ..r .
CoRN-The loss by fire in Buffalo of some 200 900 bu
increased the rmness in the Corn market, and prices
advanced &c 2 bp with fair business at 56@56c for
No. /, and 54@n1]4c for No. 2 in store. Canal Corn
aaoat ruled firm at 81 for Mixed, and ST. for High
Mixed.
OArs-Quiet at 43@4315c
Rye 6Oa64c. Barley 07caSl 10. Timothy Seed 49, 15a
1920. Flax Seed and firm at 81 ,65aS75 Eggs
1o%a12c. Butter baltic. Potatoes 4oa6Oc. Live pra
RE Chickens 49, Quails and snipes 81 90. Chickens
81, 75a$225 doz. Green Hides 7Sa75c, dry flint Tia
17hc. Cucumbers suitable for picking 81 50aS2 90 y
bu Green Apples plenty at 81 75a2 90 % Dbl. Peaches
6ocaS1 ,25 u box. Highwines 46a461ac.
Groceries firm, with an upward tendency. Sugars IL
a15c. Coees 2Sa3Sc. Teas S5caS1 ,65. Molasses 39a
&c. Rice S1Sa9c. Salt 81, 65aS275.
Good Beef Cattle steady and firm. Medium and
good grades in fair request s3,OoaslOO Hog 8
are dull and easier, with sales at 49, 5Oa$4,45 y cwt-
Provisions inactive and nominal
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8.
Produce market quiet. Receipts of grain small and
prices firm
FLoUR- OPS barrels sold at s25as3 40 for snpsrfae,
and s., 95aS4, 90 % Dbl. for double extra.
WHEAr-Sales amounted to $500 to 1000 Sacks at zoe
to $115 y bu. for poor and damaged fall to extra
choice. -.-.-
CoRN-Sales light at 59a6lc for mixed, yellow and
white.
OATs-In demand at SIC. Rye 5Oa55c. No sales Of
barley Hay II oOfB 100 bs Onions 81 ,25 u bu. Salt
1925 y Dbl. Whisky 1870.
Groceries quiet. Sugars l4a1555c. Syrups ssa93c-
Molasses 5sa6Sc.
ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. s.
Arrivals have been free this week and there has been
fair degree of activity in the Market enabling Gov
eminent contractors to fill all their contracts for both
cavalry and artillery horses Prices S110 for
airy, and 1920 for artillery horses.
There is inquiry for both carriage and saddle
horses. We quote them at s125as15O 3 head.
Three years old mules fourteen hands and upwards,
in demand $40 to $115 larger mules at Sis to
sl35 U head.
The sales at Morgans Stock Mart corner Fifth and
Carr, for the week ending this morning, up 22l
head of condemned Government animals at an average
of $40 and 1875 private horses at average of 1877 =
head.-Democrat.
By Telegraph
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
FLouR-Du and declining, s. Soa4 80 for Extra State
IS, 15a5, 40 for r. II. o.
WnEAT-Dull 1a2o lower; s6cas1,05 for Chicago
Spring. 95ca$1 - for Mil. Club 81 13al 20 for Winter
Red.
CoRN-Quiet and firm at 75lIa76c.
OATs-Eirmer at 64a71c.
PoRK-Scarcey firm, 81 75a11 81 for old; S13, I5a
13 81 for new.
DEEF-Dull.
LARD-Steady at 1oa10Ic.
wHsKY-Quiet; SOC offered and 5o1lc asked.
PsrEoLEUM-Dull, lower; 57a571ac.
BUFFALO, Sept. 10.
FLoUR-Steady.
WgEAT--Firm, in good demand; stock light: BLOC
for Chicago Spring 81 o6 for MIL Club; 81, 10 for
now Red Winter, Ohio 100 for old Red
CoRN-In moderate demand, at 6112a62c.
OATs-Better, 53c.
FRE1GHTs-Unchanged.