Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-10

heavy mixed packing at $3.1O@3.S0; heavy
s p At $&3Q036o; Philadelphias Of
$s75@s,eo. cattle-Quiet; receipts 100
11lWaukOo.
Flouf-very !tan, but ,bS. = steady; good to
M75; common to medium $276@4v6O.
Wheat Unsettled; No. cash sold at SsX@
85c; No. at 69@7Oc; No. 4 at 58c; No. 2
seller November at 859<@87c. Corn-Dull
at $500. Osts-Quiet ct 1870. Barley
Dull and lower at $780, No. 3 at 63Ac. Rye
Weak at 44c. Pork-Quiet and lower at
1915. Lard-Tame at exc. Hogs-Dall
and lower At $s.0o@s.25.
New York.
NEW YORK, October $500 p. M.-Cot-
IS 600 bbls: sales 1000 bbls at $410@5.6O.
Wheat-A shade 6rmer; receipts 24s, 600
bus; sales 10000 bus; No. 2 winter red sell.
er October at $1.05X. Rye-Dull. Corn
Firm, receipts 209, 600 bus; sales $4,000 bus;
prices unchanged. Barley-Quiet. Oats
Quiet; receipts 13S,OOO bus; sales $4,000 bus
at 26@S2Ac for mixed western 28@35c for
white. :Pork-Steady and unchanged. Lard
Shade trmer at $6.65@7.7O. Whisky
At $1.12H@l.16. Observation-Disclosures
Coal-Firm. Leather-Steady at 20@22Nc.
Wool-Firm at s0@43c.
LONDON, October 2-12:30 P. .M.-I.iv.
erpool wheat market opens quiet. Floating
cargoes steady. On passage fair inquiry.
! Fair average quality No. 3 Chicago wheat,
for shipment, &c., 38s 9d@39s. Good car.
goes mixed American corn, Of coast, 23s I'd.
New York Butter and Cheese Market.
BUrrER-Referring to the trade in gen.
era! way, We find increased receipts and an
even good butter. Strictly fine, both state
and western are less affected, but what
looked like an advance few days ago,
looks almost the other way this morning.
Choice state dairies and creamery were ad.
vanced 1@2c soon after last report, but are
weak now at the advance. Shippers are re-
stricting their operations, which throws
considerable more butter in the way OF
home buyers, who begin to insist on lower
prices. Western creamery falls but a little
way behind state, and not over 1c difference
ever, in generally poor, and seldom resche!
outside quotations, though some of the fines
marks bring trihe more. Fancy mark.
of ladle-paoked Iowa butter sell freely at l4G
15c, though it must be strictly 6ne.aavoreC
to reach the latter figure in fact the outside
quotations of our entire list must be consid
cred the extremes. just at the moment tn,
market is unsettled, with the tendency
rather in favor of decline. Quotations
Creamery, fine, 25@26c y ID; do fair t,
good, 20(924c; dairy, tubs, choice, 15@17c
do, fair to good l2@14c; de-, poor to fair
S@10c; factory, .tubs,. choice, 12@13c; do.
fair to good, 8@l1Oc; do, poor to fair 7f0Sc
firkins, selections, lSc: d., fair to good, II
@l2c. .~..v~---. 49,. -. So
CHREsE-There is good demand TO
fancy, mild favored September cheese a
9Hc, but after leaving this grade there is
dull trade, with prices relatively low. Ever
the last half of August make are reiecte,
by many buyers. The home trade has BEEF
very good, it being estimated that it reache,
$4,000 to 10000 boxes last week. Tele
graphic information from LIVERPOOL is t,
the effect that receipts are light and stool
moves more readily at the advance. 1t i
also authenticity announced that not t
exceed 170, 600 boxes of cheese are now OF
the Liverpool market, which certainly is
favorable sign: The majority of tn
stock now offered is sharp oft.havo
no demand. This makes trade es
tremely dull for all except the finest or ade
of late make. Fine Ohio cheddars are i
Limited supply, and the market is firm a
$4,000; fine flats sell about the same a
cheddars. Quotations.: State factory, fancy
T at 9N@9%c; do, good to prime, 869c, dc
fair to good, 6x@Sc; do. .half skins, $40
6Hc; do, skins, 3@4c; Wisconsin fancy, 90
9Hc; do fair to prime, 61z@8Xc; Ohio fat
tory, fine, $1,000; do, fair to good, 6@7%c
do, half skins, 5000; do, skins, $@4c.