Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-09-10
THE MARKETS.
Reported by CHANDLER, Brown 4 Co., Commis-
sion Merchants, Milwaukee and Chicago.


New York.
NEW YORK. September $500 p. NJ
Cotton-Steady at 1870. Flour-Un.
changed; receipts II, 900 bbls; sales 10000
bbls; rye -four steady. Wheat-Dull; re.
ceipts 366, 500 bus; sales none; fall N0.S2
red and seller September, $l.0sH bid. Rye
Firm. Corn Dull receipts 2s9, 900 bus;
iey~DuIi. Osts-Dull: receipts 60, 600 bus;
saler $4,000 bus; at 2S@3lKc for mixed
western; 3lH@36kc for white. Pork
Weak and unchanged. Deef-Dull and
unchanged. LArd-Heavy at $3.50. Butter,
Cheese, Whisky, Sugar and Eggs-Un.
changed. Petroleum-Crude at 4X05Hc
in barrels; refined unchanged. Tallow-At
SIC.
CHICAGO, September S.-1:30 p. NJ
Wheat-U Unsettled; generally lower and
closed frmer; No. 2 red at 92xc; bid
spring at 85Kc for cash and seller Septem.
Der :S5Kc for seller October. Corn-EaSiera at
S2NA for sash; S2kc bid for seller Septem
ber; 331<c bid for seller October. Oats
Weak and lower at 2lsSc for cash; 21Kr
bid for seller September; $3.50 for seller
October. Rye-Unchanged. Bsrlsy-Ai
higher at $500 for cash; $50 for seller
October. Lard-Strong and higher; $5.5t
for cash $5.62K bid for seller October
Whisky-At $l.06. Hogs-Receipts, 9,00(
head; quiet, steady and unchanged; igh1
at $3.55@3.65; heavy packing at $3.15@
$50; shipping at $S.40@S.60.
Milwaukee.
MnwAUKRR, September $500 P. NJ
Flour--Tame and unchanged; common X
good extras at $3.60@380; choice at $4.06@
7,6O. Wheat-Dull; No. cash at soc; No
hard at CSC; No. 2 cash at s7@871<c; No.
at S2c; No. 4 at 76c; rejected at Csc; No.
seller October at 86H0s7kc. Corn-Dul
at S2Hc. Oats-Tame ct 2lHc. Rye
| Quiet ct 48Kc. Barley-Tame; No. 2 casl
st &c; No. 2 seller October at 67kc; No.
| at 43c for new and 45c for old. Pork
Quiet but steady at $500 for cash. Lard
t6.56 for cash. Hogs-Quiet at $a.O00S.4O
Torsign.
LONDON, September S-l2: or. .M.--Liver
| pool wheat market opens weak; 1oatin,
cargoes dull; cargoes on passage dull New
York advices cause depression. Fair aver
age California wheat just shipped at 49, Sd
nearly due at 47s. Weather in England, fair
harvest operations proceeding f.vorably
Arrivals off coast for orders, wheat modeE
ate.
The New York Hep Trade.
Concerning the hop trade Wells' circuia
Of the 29th ult says: 1.-THE season of 1878
10 d nearing its end, and a. there is con
siderable diversity Of opinion - to tn
result of the harvest and values. the dull
ness mentioned In our Last issue 10 intensi
fed, neither side being willing to yield
Picking will be general on Monday, Sep
tember I, and it will require from one :.
two weeks TO form definite conclusions will
any accuracy. The receipts exceed tn
exports BY nearly 1000 bales. Tho fac
that At moderate price: IN export demsn'
| is assured, ought TO be An Incentive I,
| growers TO pick, cure and bale their hops II
the best manner without further commen
from us. Recsipts for the week, 1,6S
bales; total since September l, 1878, 9S, ,48
bales: total for same period in 1877, 138, ,1e
bales; export clssssnces for the week, ~
bales; total since Ssptenber I, 1873, 34,74
| bales; total for same period in 1877, 1894
bSlss. Nsw Yerla, lS5s, sat 70isc = y
ees1arn and westsrn ct 801lc; yeaxlings Z
40i0e; olds, III growths, at 306c; PaciA
soast hops at o016c."