Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. Flour steady and in fair de-
mand. Wheat opened firm and nc higher, and closed
hard l.05H; No. 2 cash l.O5A; October l. 81; No.
venber t75s; December 1.09A; No. 3, $3.50; No.
s6e shade had FIR 1er but
kye dull and lower; No. l, 1910. Barley active and
higher; No 2, CSC. Provisions quiet and easy mess
pork quiet at 50 IS cash Lard prime steam. $3.50.
res hour: $3.50 bushels wheat. Shipments, 3499
barrels flour; 6a,s1s bushels wheat.
0E1cAso. Oct. Flour quiet but steady. Wheat
extra .o4x @lo.X cash; 1.o6SDi.07 November
1.04A year; 10 % December; No. 8 Chicago 9SKc ;;
rejected Bic: Corn s514c cash and November: s4A c
mand; 25A@2S3zc cash; 27Ac November; s1Kc
$500. Flax seed, pure, $l.2v@1.22. Pork duh
irregular; 6.25 cash s 6c@@5 67X November; ! IS
year; 5e7h015.7 70 January Bulk meats steady.
Receipts, 1900 barrels Of aour $4,000 bushels shsI
wheat SOC, 800 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats
1o bushels rys 100 bushels rs ede barley Ship
$4,000 bushels corn; 4l,OOo bushels oats; 6,Oco
bushels rye; 4l,oo0 bushels barley.
Closing prices-Wheat; Sl.O5h October; !. 07M
Der and November. Oats nominal. Fork strong
$50 bid October; s40 bid November. Lard frmer
not quotably higher.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-.Hog receipts $4,000; shipments
1000: dull mixed packing 3.25@3.4s; light bacon
and choice s.6O13 rs: pr me Philadelphias sold at
$50 Cattle receipts 5000; shipments 4.3O; almost
ers 2.su@s 90; western cattle almost unstable
shippers not buying; Texans 1Oc lower Sheep, re-
ceipts 2, 500; dull; 8. O0@3.1O.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-CottonlO1 @1OHc; futures
strong. Flour, old Minnesota held firmly: other
grades quiet receipts 49, 600 barrels superne state
and western S485@5.35; common to good extra S 10
5.lo@5.50; extra Ohio 5.oo@s 80; St. Louis 6.O0@
Z 30; Minnesota patent process 6.25@8.OO Wheat
strong; receipts $4,000 bushels; ungraded spring
Sa - No spring 11sA@1 IS; No. spring
@1:21H; No. do 1.27A@1.2sA; steamer No. do
:26; mixed winter l.24@1 81; ungraded amber 30
@2s No. xbits do do
No. do, sales 1900 bushels at 1.2SA@1 %; No.
red October, sales 144,OOO bushels at l.27Al 29h
November, sales 2s2 600 bushels at 2s@i. 2sH b.
western TIC. Barley active; Canada S1.OO. Malt
quiet. Corn strong; receipts $4,000 bushels; un-
graded 5295Sc; No. 2, 52c in store; 52@52hc ahoat
No. white SOC; No. October 52Ac bid; 52Mc
asked; November 53Ac bid; $3.50 asked Oats quiet
receipts g. coo bushels; mixed western 35@37c; white
western 3SAc; Hops, yearings 7@1oc; eastern and
Job lots l2h@1sc. Sugar, fair to good refining
71,l6c;: Moasses quiet and firm. Rice active but
Petroleum quiet; united soe crude 51SNo o &C.
fined TIC. Tallow firm at &c. Rosin firm at $1.25
@1:3o. Turpentine quiet at $1.sO1zQa1 81 Eggs dun
and lower; west tern l7A@iec. Pork duh; mess
SO. So. Beef quiet and steady. Cut meats, western
long clear middles $500; short clear 6.25. Lard
steady o prime steam 965o@e:6o Butter quiet;
Whisky Sill: Leather quiet: Hernlock sole, Baenos
Ayres and Rio drande light middles and heavy
weights 22A@25c. Wool weak; domestic fleece 800
&c; pulled 22944c; unwashed 17@22c; Texans %
a Manufactured copper demand fair and firm
s seesah pig os@2sG; American p@soc Russia
LONDON Oct. 1.-Tallow, fine American 37s Cd.
Renned petroleum Is I'D. Spirits tuIpentine
23s Cd.
ANTWERP, Oct. Petroleum 1877.
: u 1 VT DOL, Oct Cotton irregular; $40
port 900 bales: American $500. Breadstuhs quiet,
except corn, which is dull. Prime mess pork 48s.
SIS. - s. 4EE
NEW YoRK. Oct dry goods, cotton
goods market continues quiet and prints dull in
first hands Dress goods active and ginehams in
steady request Agents are receiv ng orders for
light weight woolens from the clothing trade
Flannels in good demand and closely sod up. Ban-
kets doing well. Foreign goods in irregular de-
mand- Back ard celored cashmeres lin good re-
quest.