Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE Sept. 9.-Flour frmer and higher
Wheat opened FIR and 80 higher and closed easier
tenlber 1910; October $3.50; November 9Oc; No
3, $3.50; No. 1, Zoe; rejected 69c. Corn steady
No. 2, $3.50. Oats quiet; No: ?, 22Ac: Rye strong
and No. Barley No.
at So. 40 cash. Lard, prime steam, 1915. Freights
wheat to Buffalo, 90. Receipts $3.50 barrels -four
$3.50 bushels wheat. Shipments, 7,77e barrels
-four; 7.722 bushels wheat.
CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat active firm and higher; No. Chicago spring
CSC cash: No. 2 Chicago spring ssh@ssxo cash
year; No. 8 Chicago spring $40; rejected 1910
Corn inactive and lower 1890 cash SO 034c Octo
Der; 33Ac bid November; $40 year; rejected 32Ac.
ber; 2IXo November; rejected 20xc. Rye frmer
5Oc Barley frmer; 76o cash and October. Flax
seed, poor 81 90; good to extra fine 20@1. %.
Pork active but lower; So 40 cash; AN @s:46 oc
msnd at lower rates; $5.72n cash; 6.72h@5 rs octo
Der; 5.4b November; 6:s2h@5 IS year: Bulk meats
steady and Arm; Ss.s5Ds0o@5:o5: Whisky steady
$40. Receipts 1880 barrels dour; 1900 bushels
wheat; 29l 600 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats
$4,000 bushels rye; $1,000 bushels barley Shipments
rye; II, 1000 bushels barley.
Closing prices-Wheat easier; 8sAc asked cash
weak and lower; 1850 october; s24c bid Novem
ber. Oats stronger; 231o October; 2sh November
Pork hrmer; $8.32h October. Lard dull and lower
$3.50 October; s. AN January
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-The Drovers' Journal re
ports hog receipts 10000: shipments 2,4OO yester
days advance entirely lost; market depressed: de-
$40; extra s.75; choice heavy sold early; $3.50
365. Cattle, receipts $500: shipments 800 strong
aud healthy but uneven market; fair to good ship
ping; 4 OOD4.6O; exports 4.9O05.lO; but choice Arm
western stronger; through Texans triae higher
2. 4002.75. Sheep, receipts COS; shipments $50
firm aud unchanged; $1,000 90.
futures steady. Flour steady; receipts $4,000 bar.
res; supernne state and western, S375@4.O 90:
common to coed e1tr. 4. 25@4:5 good to choice
4.25@s IS; St. Louis 4.5o0e as; Minnesota patent
process 6.OO07 80. Wheat opened h@xc higher
and closed weak receipts $780, 900 bushels; ungraded
si.osX @i 81; unersded winter red sloSai.1o; No
do 81 llh@1 124; No. do 81 .O9k@l.13; No. ]
do Sl.12@1 IN; mixed winter ST. l0H; ungraded
amber 9o staams2 d 16'ts
lis; No. 2 do, l:le@1:aih; No. do sales $500
tsmber sales 1l29oO b1.hel. at 1.loM octoes.
November sales, 1910 bushels 81 1.11A@l.l9. Rye
quiet; No. western 644c. Barley quiet. Malt
quiet Corn, active and shade higher; receipts
47hc; store 47h bid; November 48A bid, 48sl
asked. Oats, active aud shade higher; reoei t.
% 900 bushels; mixed western 32034c; white vest
OIL C31aQ1OOCs uOpS etSAuyS yo8TlIu8s
7@1sc: eastern and western 2s@s4c: New York
state 20@s6c Coffee firm. Sugar quiet; fair to
good refining 6A@ 30 Molasses quiet. Rice ste sdy
and firm; Carolina 6M@7Ac; Louisiana 6A@7h
Petroleum quiet; united 30; crude 5061c. Tai
low quiet and steady at 52@5Xc. Resin dull At
1.25Nl.3O. Turpentine steady at 26A026hc. Eggs
Arm; western 1871 @15hc. Pork weak; ness $8.9
@9.3O. Choi 9 beef quiet and steady. Out meats
dull; long clear niddles S. 1871; short clear s. ~
Lard easier; prime steam $6.1516.l7H Butter
armer; western 7021c. Cheese higher; western
407Ac. Whisky nominslly S1.O6.
BOSTON, Sept 9.-Flour steady: western superhne
43. 1904 90; common extra 4.2504.6O; Wisconsin
4.2505.25; Minnesota do 4.75@6 90: winter wheats
Ohio and Michigan 5O005.5O; Illinois ind Indiana,
s. O005.75: spring wheat, 5.25@625; Wisconsin and
Minnesota patent spring wheats, 6.OO08 90; winter
wheats, 6.Oo@700. Corn qniet and firm; mixed
and yellow 51Q52o. Oats. No. and extra white,
3704Uc: No. 2 do, 35036h G !; No. white and No. j
mixed 3lKQ34c. Rye nominally unchanged.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-Linseed oil 28s.
ARTwR1R, Sept. 9.-Petr0leum 18f.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9.-Cotton firm; 6X07d; sales
1000 bsles for speculation and export 1000 bales
American 500 bales Breadstufs steady; red west
ern 66s. Flour, western canal 60 6d0l1s cd. Peas,
Canadian 8s Cd. Prime mess pork A7s Cd. Lard,
nne American 33s Cd. Bacon, long clear 26s. Wheat
receipts for the past three days $4,000; American
10000. Yarns and fabrics ct Manchester arm.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 0.-Dry goods jobbinR
trade continues active. Business fair with commits
zion houses and importers. Cotton good steady and
demand generally Arm. Prints in fair request, and
best makes firmly held by agents. Dress goods and
ginghAms In active demand. Mems wear woolens In
better request. The "Buetin" says cutting prints
win bs discontinued by jobbezs from tomorrow.