Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 16-Flour firm and in fair de-
mand. Wheat opened steady and No higher, and
closed unsettled; No. hard $1.04; Mol 992lc;
No. 2, 95Ac; September $3.50 bid; October $3.50
bid; November 0SMo; No. 3, SOC; MOI, SIC: re-.
jected nominal Corn 40 higher and strong; No.2,
3,14c. Oats quiet and higher; No. ?, &c. Rye
higher; No: i SIC. Barley higher; No. 2, e7@67lc.
cash. Lard, prime steam, s5.ss: Fredghts, wheat
to Buffalo &C. Receipts 6.2l5 barrels Hour; s77O
bushels wheat. Shipments, 1874 barrels our 1898
CHICAGO Sept. l6.-Flour irmer. Whest active,
firm and higher; closed weak; No. Chicago spring
s9c cash; No. Chicago spring 9414c cash; 94@@
94isc October; $40 November; sales 94X@95Mc
October; A@96Xc November; No. Chicago 90c i;
rejected 7so Corn demand fair and higher; closed
easier sa Il, cash; aoc October; S4Ne November;
higher; closed heavy; 23A@24c cash; 24xc October;
2bMc November; rejected Ale. Rye frmer; ,6Sc:
Barley armer; 76c Flax seed. $l.19@l. "a. Timothy
cash and October; 800 November; 0S22h JAN
uary. Lard strong and higher; 1856 cash; $6.s7H
October; 5.65 November; s 57h@5 go January.
whisky STEADY; 81 O6 Freights, corn to Buffalo
4Hc. Receipts 10000 barrels -four; s01, 100 bushels
wheat: 1884, 600 bushels corn; 81, 900 bushels oats;
ments, 1000 barrels aour; 1900 bushels Wheat:
1876, 600 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats 81 1000
bushels rye; %, 600 bushels barley. -- -. 49,:
Closing prices-Wheat dull and lower; 94Ac Octo-
Der: 95hc November. Corn active but lower; SIC
September; 34i5@34&e October; 3Sl4c November
Oats active but lower; 24Ac October; 25Ic asked
PORK sr4ns ssS7
Hs,,1nn e.. aIe s'esas sna
ments 5000; opened firm and ruled stronger, but
"a AZ choice he.vv aIns ~ MONT hoss aSe e. ~
Gne rac.ints q G sSin,, sno $500 o
nal nnch.noeS Sm;. sia~. shru, p, ,,S
3o@5 90; but choice dull stockers and feeders at
a,1d Sass " western catsae mere s1ow
dan OK. tSro,,ah T.s "u1 nnSo ~ Snu u
anee Sheep, receipts 100; no shipments: dull slow
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new York, Sept. 16:-Cotton easy at II 1.l6@
~ 1-toc' iusures weak. flour steady; receipts 22ooo
COMMON an a 10 go9o e1tra 70 41o; good to choice
o., Wte W.eat S1aa extra ONO
,-oaes. co o. ~ LOUIS nesota patens
sS H 49, Mneet actve ana NM receipts
, nv oSpdns ~. 80 ~; sprns l;Ngi Y;
9ng.aoe9 Mhser req 1:a!Agl.lo; NO. do 1.1lh@
i.MA NO; = 90 16@gl; !6M No do .16A@
~; mixed winter l.l4Dl IA steamer No. red
LII ungraded white aI61s; No. do 1.140t14A;
No. do, sales $1,000 bushels at 1.l64 01.17k; extra
DO sales 800 bushels at LIS: No. rcd, September,
sales Sc: 600 bushels at l.16@l16: October, sales
2.,Ooo bushels n :la1l !6h; November, sales
2AO bushels q :l6A0l.17. Rye scarce and firm
10; Western SoONc barley qn1es ana unchanged.
Ma! nomitaly nncnsngea; Co1n active and 2
GAG; No: =, 4slo In store A049c adoat; No.
| white 57967hc; No. 2September 4exc bid; 494c
a ass 9cto o 4SSo pid 4s asked November
@ 5nsnes Haa western ssHsSc white western
oo229gavc; nay qnlel ana nIm o. ooc. HOPS nomi.
a, Soean M seDa9c; eastern ana west
ern 2sss4c; New YORK state 2a0Sec; Conee qniet
sugar strong; fair to good refining 6X@6 11-16c.
Moiasses d1l and unchanged. Rice steady; Caro-
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