Daily globe., 1879-09-30
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 29.-E1our strong and inactive.
hard .O6; September i.o5X; October 1861: No
vember 1885 No. s. $40; No. T. 92c; rejected 800.
Corn easier; No. 2, seh@s7o. Oats, shade nrmer; !;
Bailey Bar iowes % No. :, CSC. f1o7i.loSs quiet md
easy; mess pork quiet At $o62 cash. Lard, prime
steam. ?6o6; Freights, wheat to Buffalo, col! sho;
bushels wheat. Shipments, II, ,104 barrels flour; ,
O5O bushels wheat. a tEgs-sg-s@g gs7
unsettled, lower and active opened strong, and high
or. closed at inside prices; No. 1 Chicago spring
$40; No. 2 Chicsgo spring .o4h@l .041
G.sn 1Ss October! lo5A 1gys%bsr 1o$
1.07N01 .08N November No. Chicago spring $50;
rejected SIC. Corn in fair demand at lower rates;
s6Sc cash; s9%o bid October; 36Ao bid Novem;
and a shade lower: 25x@2sc cash; Sxc October; !;
and u1oha9ged =; Barley heavy at IT, Flax seed.
rates; 500 cash and October; $40 November;
s.s2h@s. .s5 May. Lard in good demand but at lower
rates $6.l0 cash: 6.12h October; 6.571l05.7O No
mand and shade higher; $l.0s. Freights,
corn to Buffalo 6Ac. Receipts, 1900 barrels Of
corn 900 bushels oats $1,000 bushels rye; 'ss
600 bushels barley. Shipments, 1,4O0 barrels
aour; 266 600 bushels wheat 221 900 bushels corn;
Closing prices-Wheat; $l.O6N october; l.0SN
November. Corn strong; S6h@S6%c October and
!smser Pork @ sasy sse % oeteesr % BID
January. Lard in good demand and . shade higher;
$6.1b October; 6.65 year; .62h January.
CHICAGO, Sept 27.-Hog receipts q, 500; shipments
sn ana Se BeesRs
Cattle, receipts 400: shipments 1,20O good to
choice: $4.2O@4s5; butchers dull; stockers steady
through Texans and western loo lower: Kansas and
Texans 2.7O02.80; Colorado natives 5.45. Sheep
receipts TO; dull; 81. .7O04.25; all sold.
nsg au.s xss ana ssg t
western $4.76@5.25; common to COED extra 5io@
$50; good to choice 625@s. Is: white wheat extra
rs; Minnesota patent process 625@s.O0. Wheat
firm; receipts $4,000 bushels; No. spring $1.160
LIT; No. spring 1.21@1:22 No. milwaukee, 1.22
ag!'ssa snsF as !ss isogi2s% ko 40
No. 2 rs; mixed western 1.26@l ~; ungradod am.
Der .25l.2S!l; No. 2 do, ]. .27@l.20h; No. white
tember, sales 1000 bushels at 1.29@l.30; October
sales 3l2 600 bushels at 128h November, sales
600 bushels at 1.2901.3l. Rye quiet; No.
moderate business; receipts 22s,oO0 bushels; un
graded b2h@ @53c; No. 2, 5s@5sAo; No. 2 white 59c;
round yellow CSC; No. 2 September 5211c bid; bs&s
S9sf sfso 6a receipts
bushels; mixed western S5K03711c; white western
37@4oc. Hay firm at SOC. Hops quiet. Coffee quiet
auu uruS MO ChrSOoS 1A15NylO11CS JOD 1OCS 111AW
17Ac. Sugar quiet and firm; fair to good refining
6%@7c. Molasses firm. Rye steady Petroleum
quiet and firm; united 1880: crude 5%@e%c; re;
1.25. Turpentine higher at $1.3O@1 .34. Eggs quiet
and firm: western 5000. Pork, dem and active:
mess 50 .1OQD9.75, latter for choice Beef nominal.
Gut meats firm; western long clear middles $500
short clear Gas. Lard strong; PRIME steam $6.45
Butter quiet; western 9O26. Cheese, western no
lie. Whisky $1.1o.
1BosToN, Sept. 29.-Flour quiet; western superAne
81 .25@4 40; common extra 4 250b.75; Wiscon.
sin do 4.75D5.5O; Minnesota do 6.2506 .25: win.
ter wheats, Ohio and Michigan 5.75@6 90; Illinois
and Indiana, 6.7506. so; st. Louis .OO06.75; Wis
consin and Minnesota patent spring wheats, 6.2s
@8.75: winter wheat 6.50O6.75. Corn, steady
mixed and yellow 66@57c. Oats, No. and extrs
white 4o@44c; No. 3e@sehc 9; No. Is white and No.
LONDON Sept. 29.-Rehned petroleum 6s 9d@
6s I'd. Spirits turpentine 29s. A-l2.$
ANTWERP, Sept. 29-Petroleum 18Xf.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. N.-Cotton 13-1606 15-l6d
sales 600 bales; for speculation and export 1000
bales; American 1900. Breadstus. California white
wheat los Sd; do club los ed011s I'd: red western
spring No. to No. 9s 6d@o1Os; red western winter
wheat No.2 to No 110s 5d010s I'd. Flour, western
canal $l3s: cleansed American, 35G14O1. Bacon, I
@ 3Os: L los cd. Linseed oil 29s629s Cd. spirita
turpentine 23s. .lr &t ,AE3I s! s.
NEW York. Sept 2o.-Dry goods, bushes.
moderate with packing houses. Cotton goods in
higher demand, aside from cotton flannels, Wide
sheetngs and low priced bleached goods which were
Fruit of Loom Ia reduced to Co. by aRents. Prints
dull In first hands G1ngfaaIns in good demand Hight
weight. Wooens in steady request by clothiers,
Flannels In fair demand and firm. FIJI Hl 3