Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 16.-Flour excited and advanced
15@2,c. Wheat opened excited and 1Ao higher,
l2S; No. 2, LAX; October 1.21A November 22% !;
December 1.24A; les at 1.20h@1.23 for Novem-
Der; 1.221a@124% for December. No. 3, 1.13; No.
I, los. Corn firm and advanced 10; No. 2, 1870.
Oats quiet bit firm and higher; No. 2, 1910. Rye
declined 2c No. l, 75c. Barley advanced Sc; No. 2
cash 7Sc; November SOC. Provisions quiet and firm
mess pork quiet at $11 90 cash. Lard, prime steam.
s600 Freights wheat to Buffalo, Sc. Receipts, $3.50
barrels -four: 101 440 bushels wheat 81, 97 bushels
barley. Shipments 1s 645 barrels -four; 8o277 BUSH
CHICAGO. Oct. 16.-Flour in good demand and
frmer, but not quotaby higher Wheat active,
firm and higher unsettled; excited at times: No.
spring 1914 cash; 1.211s November; 1885 De-
cember; sales 1.19A@1.21x November; No. 8
Chicago spring 1.12Ac; rejected s2h@ssc. Corn
cash and November; 41%c year; 445s@44xc May ;
sales 4sa@447sc November; 44A@45Nc May; re-
so%o @ aay an Rye ~
@76c. Barley strong and higher; 84c cash; $40
Sc November. Timothy seed higher; S22o@2.25.
settled closing arm sio2smo au cash. 10 5o
lo.75 october; e:2o@e25 November; s.1o year:
1920 January; sales 9.75@1o.s7A January. Lard
strong and higher: $50 cash: 5:s7H@5.so Novem-
sales 95@6. 17h January. Bulk meats in good
demand: options higher cash; steady. Whisky
eo '7a s9sa agae1 &c. @s,r Es9 @a
bushels wheat; 100000 bushels corn; 1000 bushels
oats: 1000 bushels rye; $4,000 bushels barley.
6s 3o barrels aonr 272oS bushels
1000 bushels rye; 1900 bushels barley.
Closing prices-wheat strong and higher; $l.22M
S November; l:24h December: Corn strong and
and higher: 31Hc November; 32c bid December.
Pork strong and higher; $1o75 October 9.95 Novem-
October and November; 6.27H January.
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Hog receipts $4,000; shipments
$500: stronger; more active all round; mixed pack
heavy 3,75 Cattle, receipts 4ooo shipments 2,4oo;
ship ing scarce; fairly active; 35004.6O; stockers
steady butchers steady: firm western fair supply
2.e0@3oo; through Texans stronger: 2.4o@2.75;
we'll cleared. Sheep, receipts 2400; shipments none;
a large drove of Colorado and sales for them {:
dull; weak; 3.0G@3.9G.
futures firm. Flour, fair demand; receipts $1,000
barrels superfne state and western $5.25@6.OO; COM
mon on to coed extra $500 co. good to choice 61o@
o. rs; St. Louis 55O@7 so; Minnesota patent pro-
cess 725@s:75 Wheat strong; receipts 27o, 900 bush
ELS 81 rejected spring $115; 1neraded spring 1910
.48M1.51; mixed winter 1.47@l.4S; ungraded amber
1:40@1. 49,; ungraded white 49,: No. 2 do LAG;
No. ! do, sales 200 bushels at l 1901 so; No. 2
red October, sales l23, 600 bushels at 1.48A@1.51
Novel, Der, sales $4,000 bushels at 15oMl.53; De-
cember, sales 24o,o bushels at l52H@1 .62A;
Rye frmer; No. 2 western SOC. Barley firm. Malt
dull Corn, demand active; receipts 900 bushels
ungraded 61@61ho; No. q @61c in store: 61@
Sic afoat; No. October GIG; November 62A@
62Hc; December 640as4Ac. Oats, moderate trade
white western 44M46c. Hay fir and unchanged at
SOC. Hops unchanged; yearlings 7@18c: new east
ern 28034c; new western 30@36c; New York State
30@S7o. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes 13@16hc: job
lots 13018c. Sugar firm; fair to coed refining ~
@7Ac. Molasses quiet. Rice steady Petroleum
firm; uD;ted 86X@9Ac: crude 6h@7Hc; refined
;Ac. Jallow steady at 6h@6s5c. Rosin quiet at
81 ,*7eal.47k'. Turpentne firm at $1.32@1. 3211
Eggs Egg easier: western 17@1sc. Pork higher; mess
ern long clear middes S6.5'. Lard strong; prime
| steam $6.37A@6.4O. Butter firm: western 9@27c.
Cheese firm; western 7h@12o. Whisky 81 10 bid
lis asked.
BosroN, Oct. 1e.-Flour firm: western supert1ne
$5.25@5 so; common extra 8. 7t06.25; Wisconsin
do 6.O0G6.50; Minnesota do 6.5O@7 so; winter
| wheats, Ohio and Michigan 6.75@8 IS; Illinois
and Indiana, 675@7 so; St. Louis O5@8.OO; Wis
eonsin and Minnesota patent spring wheats, 7.5o
@9:00 winter wheats 5000. 90. Corn firm mixed
| and yellow 63H@65c. Oats, firm; No. and extra
white 47@5O; No. white 45@46c: No. white
| No. mixed 42@Ac. Rye unchanged.
| LONDON, Oct. ls-sugar, Centrifugal 25s Cd;
| Muscovado, adoat 22s. VIVA oil 22@25s Spirits
| turpentine 24s 3d@24s 3d.
| ANTWERP, Oct. 16.-Petro]eum 1871.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 16-Cotton dull; 6l1-16@6 1916
sales 5000 bales; for speculation and export soc
California white wheat average 1ls@1Is Sd do club
| lis 7d@12s; red western spring No. 2 to No. ]
los 1od0lls; winter do lis 5d@l1s 3D.. Corn, new
| rs 3D. Linseed oil cts Cd.
NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-Business is irregular
with commission houses, and the warm weather has
| depressing influence on the jobbng trade. Brown
cottons in good demand and firm. Prints remain
quiet and ginghams are in light demand: Cotton
dress goods quiet. Light weight woolens in steady
demand by the clothing trade. Foreign goods in