Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

.MILwAuKEE Sept. 5-Flour dull and UNCHANGED
Wheat opened FRI and ~ higher, and closed strong
tember $3.50; October $3.50: November ssSc; No.
82ac; No 4, 76ho; rejected Go. Corn active and
firm and higher; No. l, 4shc Barley dull; No. 3,
66c. Provisions quiet and firm; meas pork quiet
at $s u cash: Lard, prime steam, S5.75. Freights,
~ Tn e to Sunio &C.. Reoeip so.l barrels aour
63,199 bushels wheat.
z.jz1oAao. Sept. 5.--Flour quiet but steady.
ohosso spring s1o o.sS No ohesso s Sa
$3.50 cash 86h@Ssslc October; seX@sSyc YEAR:
No; Chicago, s2Ao; rejected 7lAo. Corn
s
and higher; 22Ac cash; 2S@2sho October; 10
jected, lsh019c. Rye stronger; 49xc. Barley
a pSi firm and higher, gt@76e eash 7tc October
$5;92h@5.75 cash; S77x@5.so October; s.. 100
wSisiy tasGx 1uk meats stronger;
4ho. Receipts 1000 barrels dour; 17S,O0O bushels
xhsst; 100 bushels corn; 1000 bushels oats;
ments, $500 barrels hour; $4,000 bushels wheat;
$1,000 bushels corn; $1,000 bushels oats; 10000
bushels rye; 1900 bushels barley.
CLOSING prices.Wheat steady and unchanged.
October; 1910 bid November. Pork stronger; a.
vanced 2hc. Lard steady and unchanged.
s 0aaoAe Co. Sept s;EHogs receipts isooo ship
common to fair So 1908 20 good packers 5sO@5 IS
choice heavy S.4o0s.6O; Light bacon good demand;
StODs7O; closed weak but well cleared. Cattle, re-
ceipts 1000; shipments $500; good to choice firm;
good demand; 4.6O05.25; fair to moderate slow;
common stock dull; s.6O0A26; feeders and stockers
fair Demand; COZ and fine &1o@2.so; fair to
western moderately active; werk; Colorado half
breeds 8. 49, natives 8 1O03.4O; Nebraska and Tex
ans ss5s Sheep receipts 4so better
NEW YoRx, Sept. 5.-Ootton nr,n at II s-166
ol6c: futures steady. Flour moderate trade; re-
ceipts 1000 barrels superfne state and western,
good to choice 10000 Is; white wheat e1trS x'7s
@5:25; extra Ohio 4 25@575; st. Louis 4.5O6
go; Minnesota patent process 6.26@7 go. Wheat,
shade hrmer; receipts so 900 bushels; No. spring
9sSh3s9Ao; No q spring $l.02; ungraded spring
iU1h; ungraded winter red, 1.0l0l.lo; No. 8 do
1.aO0l.12; No. do Ill; mixed winter Osh@
No. do 1.1Oh@l.l1; No. do LII ungraded white
LII; No. d. sales As 600 bushels at 1.1101.1lHc;
No. red, September sales 1901 900 bushels at Loo
1.l0A; October, sales $4,000 bushels at / 100
11oA. Rye steady; No.. 2 western 84A065c.
Barley quiet. Malt nominslly unchanged. Corn, a
shade frmer: receipts 400 bushels: ungraded
1870 bid, 461lc asked; October 471s@47Xo asked:
No: 4, * bid; 4sc asked. Oats, active; receipts
rs 600 bushels; mixed western 51@32c; white west
quiet but nrm fair to good refining sx@s%o.
Rice fair demand; Petroleum, united 65T086Ec;
crude 41@b4c; refined s%c: Tallow steady, 81
steady; western lS0l4ho. Pork steady; new mess
g. 5000 90. Out meats unchanged. Lard nrm;
prime TSD 'tes% $e 17X; Butte, western e@2!o.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Re6ned petroleum, 63s06%d
Spirits turpentine COS 9d@2ls. -.
AN1wsRP. Sept. t.-Petroleum III:
15l6d: sales 5000 bales for speculation and ex-
port 1000 bales; American $500 bales Breadstu1s
quiet but steady, except corn, which is firm: west
hne American. 3ls. Bacon, long clear ass Cd wheat
eceipts for the past three days $4,000; American