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

s.ell barrels Aour; e5,s2o bushels wheat. Ship
ments, s.laS barrels aour; sS, 20 bushel. wheat.
strong sppns
Ssen; No. Chicago spring s7AGs7Xo cash
SSSeSsHS October; s7Ao year; ssAo H1 H
o aa spring So
not quotably higher; $3.50 cash; s4A9s4x 0oto.
Der; Sh0SS4c November; S2Ao year; S4A SAMe
May rejected S21c. Oats In good demand ana s!
October; 2AhG24Ac November; 2Sc year; rejected
2o9D2OAc. Rye In good demand and shade higher
91@sOc. Barley Arm aud unchanged; 76c cash
seed .2O01 al prime 26@1. Pork strong and
higher; So Is cash; 8, 5O0@S .b2h October; 7.Sc
November and year; 500 January. Lard active,
@ ssa 1sSss Ss ssen jan
uary. Bulk meats In good demand; tending up
ward; 3S.S504 .95D5.OO. Whisky steady; s.. O5.
ceipts $500 barrels aour; $1,000 bushels wheat;
S4S 900 bushels corn; $500 bushels oats; 1900
bushels rye; $4,000 bushels barley. Shipments,
10000 barrels nour; 81 900 bushels Wheat; 5sS
rye; $4,000 bushels barley.
Closing tprices-Wheat. demand fair and higher; ;
$3.50 bid September; $3.50 asked October; s9h bid:
Corn hrmer but not quotably higher, Oats In good
demand and shade higher; 2Ac asked October 24nc
November Pork strong and higher; 46.660a. 67h
October: Lard In good demand and shade n,g In
sion to-day.
CHICAGO. Sept s:-Hogs, receipts $500; ship;
psofns ss: choice hes s1s1 ssdSs % light
bacon S.450s.7e all sold early. Cattle, receipts
4,2OO: shipments 1900; few natives here; opened
brisk to higher; closed dull and slow; fair to good
through Texans active and . shade stronger;
Colorado and Texans 2.05@9 80. Special cable re-
ports says cattle plenty at Depford and Isngton
ments slow and easier, except choice.
futures arm. Flour in fair demand; receipts
.io common to COED extra :, ,t 42eat AZ
s.25; extra Ohio .25@5. rs; Ct: Louis 800
demand sclive: receipts ~ 900 bushels. ungraded
spring 100; No. 3 spring s7@soc; No 2
spring $l.o2@1. O2h upgraded mixed winter $l.os
i.ossl iii; ungraded white :iI@i ny No DO,
l.o2h; steamer do l.oIh; No. do, sales 5000
saohs at 1@ a h2!S. 81 No
October, sales 1sS,oOo bushels .. l.li@l In
No. 2, sales $4,000 bushels at Lily. Rye firm
No. 2 western 64Ac. Barley dull. Malt
auis Co., sve receipts 49, % R
2 September 46Xo bid, 47c asked; october 47tc
bid, l7Ac asked; November $50 bid, 4sAc asked.
Oats, active; recei Is 80 900 bushels; mixed west
ern 29A @ssAo; white western s3x@s7c. bay active
and firm at 500. Hops unchanged: Coffee nrm !;
Rio cargoes 11h@l5c; job lots 11A@i6cA. Sugar
and firm. Rice fair demand; prune steam $6.17h@
6.22. Butter, demand fair and Arm; western 61i@
zoe. Cheese fair but Arm; western $4,000. Whis-
ky S1.O8.
BOSTON, Sept. s.-Flour quiet: western superhne
S.. 5O04 co.; common extra 4.2b04.6o; wisconsin
4:2s@525; Minnesota do 1906 90: winter wheats,
Ohio and Michigan .OO@5 so; Illinois and Indiana.
5.OO@s.75: spring wheat, S 25@6.25; Wisconsin and
Minnesota patent spring wheats, 6.oo@s 90: winter
wheats, 6OO07.OO. Corn quiet and firm; mixed
and yellow 51052c. Oats. No. and extra white,
S6@4Oc: No. do, $50; No: white and No:
mixed 33AQtS4c. Rye 6607Oc.
LONDON, Sept s.-Refned petroleum, eh@essd.
ANTWERP, Sept 8.-Petro)eum l8f.
LIVERPOOL, Sept s.-Cotton eX Old: sales 10000
bales; for speculation and export 600 bales; Amer
lean $500 bales. Breadstuffs steady; except corn
Wheat Arm; California white wheat average s. 6d@
9s Sd; California white wheat, club 9s 5d@1Os red
western spring, No. 2 to No. l, winter do $50
90 I'd. Corn, western mixed As 1Od. Flour, western
canal ss@lls Sd. Lard, American SIS Sd. Cheese,
fine American 33s.
NEW York, Sept. s.-Dry goods jobbing
trade continues active in oil departments and bust
ness is fair with commission merchants and i'm
porters. Cotton goods in steady demand and gen.
orally firm. Fancy and side band prints In fair re-
quest in first hands and jobbing freely. Mems
wear wooens more active. Flannels in steady re-
quest. Foreign goods in fair demand and steady.s