Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


No. hard $l.02h No !, s7hc; No. 2, 94Ac; Sep
TENDER 941sc; October 1850; November 51sc; No.
831ac; No. 4, &c., rejected 80. Corn firm; No. 3
and higher; No. j, Ssc. Barley firm; No. 3, &C.
Provisions quiet and firm; mess pork quiet at So. 25
cash. Lard, prime steam, S5.75 Freights, wheat
to Buffalo, &c. Receipts Clio barrels four G5, 20(
bushels wheat. Shipments, 1851 barrels flour;
bushels wheat.
CHICAGO. Sept. l3.-Flour steady and firm. Wheat
active; firm and higher; No. Chicago spring
October; e4h@94A November; e2Xc year; No.
Chicago spring ss1lc; rejected 7sc Corn moder-
ately active and higher; SsA@ssxs cash; ssA Sep
May; rejected 33xc. Oats in good demand and q
shade higher; 2sAc cash ;2ase October; 251sc No
ember; rejected 2oc. Rye steady and unchanged;
s:e pnrs s1 FSrs seea sses
but generally lower; 1915 cash; s.25@s. 27h Octo.
Der; z 92l November; IT'S year; g. 10 January Lard
5a 9oobee
$40 year. Bulk meats steady and unchanged.
Whisky steady; S1:06. Freights, corn to Bufalo
wheat; 2ls,oOO bushels corn; 5000 bushels oats
10000 bushels rye; $4,000 bushels barley. Ship
ments 6,C0O barrels -four; $4,000 bushels wheat
2ss,o bushels corn; q, 600 bushels oats; $4,000
heavy rise in timothy seed in this market has given
rise to much comment, and local statistcians has
been compiling figures, which account for the rise,
and indicate that the present prices is not extraord
nary. In view Of decreased production these figures
show that receipts from August tn to September
1th this are s. as much as in 1875 q those OF
1877. In 1877, u those Of 1876, same as 1875; 3-5
those of 1874, q those of 1878. The price in 1878
was $1OO@1 s5 in 1873 was .03@1. 1908 &c. and to-
day YVES 2.1O02.25.
CHICAGO, Sept l3.-The Drovers' journal re-
ports hog receipts 10000: shipments 5000; dul 10c
lower all heavy grades, but rmer light; sales 8 40
@3.75 mixed packing 3. 2O@3.40; choice heavy $50
@3.75; heavy sold at GO. Cattle, receipts 1900;
shipments 5000; all grades slow and weak; shipping
8. s@4.60; butchers dull; COWS 1So@2.6O: western
cattle quiet; easy; half breeds 65; Colorados
and Texans2 .Go9s.2O; through Texans 5000 IS;
corn fed Texans 3:25. Sheep, receipts 200; ship
ments 67 dull, weak and steady.
NEW YORK, Sept 13-Cotton quiet at - SLIGO
IL 7-16c; futures steady. Flour, fair demand; re-
ceipts $4,000 barrels; supertine state and western
$40004.45; common to good extra 4.45014.6 good
to choice 4.6O@6 Is; white wheat extra 47595.25;
extra Ohio 4.25@5 Is; st. Louis 4.5O06 49, Minne
and feverish; receipts $4,000 bushels; ungraded
spring 9sc@$1 .O7A; No. 8 spring l.O7@l1.O7% un-
graded winter red 1.07@l.15; No. 2 do 14h@1 l5h
mixed winter lib; ungraded amber 12@1.15: No:
do 1.13A OIL .15; No. do ungraded white
LIS; No. do 1.13h; No. do, sales $1,000 bushels
at 1.15A @1.l6; No. red, September. sales 100000
bushels at l16@l6: October sales 900 bushels at
115@1 .16; November sales, $50 bushels at 1.15h
@1 .16A. Rye firmer; No. western 66@67c. Bar
ley quiet Malt dull. Corn more active; receipts
27,CC00 bushels; ungraded 47h@4ec; No: 2, 47hc;
asked; october 48Ac bid; ssAc asked; November
48Ac bid; 49c asked Oats, demand fair and market
firm; receiL ts % OGO bushels mixed western 3303:c
quiet and unchanged; yearnes 7@isc; eastern and
western 2S@34c; New York state 28@S6c. Coffee
firm; Rio carsoes l1A@15Ac;. job lots 12@16Ac.
Sugar strong; fair to good refining 6A@sXc. Mo:
lasses quiet. Rice steady. Petroleum firm; united
80; crude 505Zc; refined 6Hc bid: Tallow frmer
at 13-l6@6c. Rosin quiet and unchanged at $l.25
@l.3O. Turpentne quiet at $1.26A@1. 26H. Eggs
higher; western l6@l7Ac. Pork steady; mess 1915
mess $50 @21.0O. Cut meats quiet and firm: west
ern long clear middles S. 15@525; short clear 5s7h
@s.4O. Lard frmer; prime steam $6.0696.15. But
Whisky nominal at $1.O6. Leather, Hemlock sole,
Bueros Ayres and Rio Grande light rniddles and
heavy weights 2O@23c. Wool firm; domestic fleece
ss@45c; pulled 2O@4oc; gnxashed le93!c: Manu-.
&c; Ingot lake 16aS@16Ac. Pig iron, Scotch pig in
good demand at 2362thc; American pig 18@Ac.
Russia sheeting l2@l2hc Nails, cut SAYS; ciinch
25@5.0O.
BOSTON, Sept. 13.-Flour steady: western superfne
So. 1904 co; common extra 4.2604.50; Wisconsin
42505.25; Minnesota do 4.7bG6. 90: winter wheats,
Ohio and Michigan .oo@6. so; illinois and Indiana
5.0O@5.75: spring wheat S. 25@8.25; Wisconsin and
Minnesota patent spring wheats, 600@8. 90; winter
patent ZOO. Corn firm; mixed and yellow 5205sc.
Oats No. and extra white 37@40c: No. 2 do, $500
35hc; No. white and No. mixed 33G34c. Rye
quiet and unchanged. ri
LONDON, Sept 13.-spirits turpentine 21s Cd. Tai
low, fine American 36s. Linseed oil 2ss:
ANTWERP, Sept. 13.-Petroleum l71f.
sales 5000 bales; for speculation and export 1000
bales; American 4, 200 bales. Bacon, short clear;
2ss; long clear 28s Cd.
NEw YORK. Sept 13.-Dry goods business
moderate with commission houses and jobbng trade
continues fairly active. Cotton goods in steady de-
mand and unchanged in prices. Prints in moder-
ate request: Oriental and Richmond fancy prints
reduced to 6Hc. Dress goods and ginghams doing
well. Mems wear woolens in fair request. The
"Buletin" says large lines of dress silks will be
offered at auction next week.