Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MnwAuKEE. Oct. 2o.-Flour firmly held. whea
opened unsettled and 10 lower, and closed stronger
l.20h: November 21A; December 1.21X; No. 3
Ill; No. 4, l.02; rejected 93c. Corn advanced q
and hrm No. q $50. Oats firm No. 2, 3OHc. Ry<
strong and higher; No. l, 76@7eNc: Barley strong
Provisions quiet and firm; pork quiet at $40 sc
cash 1o.' January. Lard, prime steam, IS 90 cash
6. l. January. Freights wheat to Buffa4o, SIC. Re
ceipts, 1925 barrels -four: 1l7,s37 bushels wheat
1850 bushels barley. Shipments. 1883 barrels
-four; IS, 600 bushels wheat; zoos bushels barley
-, CHICAGO. Oct. 2O.-Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat unsettled; o. ened weak and lower; closed
hrm at outside prices No. Chicago, $l.251a@
l.26A No. Chicago spring 1. 10 cash; 1.2lA No.
vember; l22A bid December; No: 8 Chicago
weak and lower; closed firm at outside prices; 46x
cash and October: 43E@44c November: Az Dc
ce;moer; 44Ao May; rejected 1910: Oats demand
$50 May; rejected 28c. Rye steady and unchanged
1910. Barley flrmer; $40. Pork strong and higher
$lo75gll 90 cash; II 90 October; 9.s7h@9 40 No:
snd senaG So os:n :'PGs7 ssd ;Sys s
lower; s.7o@6.5c@s55. whisky steady; 81 o..
Ere corn to Buffalo &c. Receipts $4,000 bar
corn; $4,000 bushels oats: $4,000 bushels rye;
$1,000 bushels barley. Shipments, IL 600 barrels
aour; $4,000 bushels wheat: 80 1000 bushels corn
$4,000 bushels oats; 5000 bushels rye; $4,000 bush
Closing prices-Wheat active, hrm and higher
Sl:2iA November; l:23x December. Corn strong
and and higher; 47%c October: axe November: Oats
steady and unchanged. Pork strong and higher:
$3.50 November: 10 80 January: Lard strong and
higher; IS IS bid November; s22X January.
hog receipts $4,000; shipments $500: more active
shade higher; mixed packing s.s5@s 50; choice
heavy s;55@s 80: Cattle receipts $500: shipments
l4oo; strong and higher; natives 50 5o@5o0; west
ern cattle $500 IS; through Texans 2.cO02. so.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2o.-Cotron steady at 1l@l1ho:
futures strong. Flour steady; receipts $4,000 bar
rels; supernne state and western S525@b 80; COM
rs; white wheat extra 6.0o0s SO; extra Ohio 6 90
@7 IS; St. Louis s.5O07 50; Minnesota patent pro-
cess 725@8.76 Wheat, good speculative demand !;
,.s6H; No. spring l.al@l.s6; No. spring 1870
l:se; ungraded winter red 1.9O@14s; No do "a:
No. do l.47h@1.49; No. do LASH M1.48@ ::
No. do l 4e@,.4s: No. white l.44@l 44H; No.
do, sales 81, ono bushels at 14601 As: No. red O.
tober sales 81, 600 bushels at 147@l so; Move ber
sales s76.c bushels At i4sX@is5x. Rye 'f heavy:
No. western 92c. Corn active; receipts $4,000
bushels; uneraded @slc; No. 2 state s @6O4o:
round yellow 60 065c; No. October 62Ac: Novem-
ceipts 1870 bushels; mixed western 43@4shc;
white western 43h@4ec. Hay active At SOC. Hops,
FIR FIR dsmsnd yearlings 7@1sc; new western so@ssc
good refining 1907 SLIGO. Molasses quiet. Rice
steady. Petroleum quiet; united 86Ko: crude $40
steady at 81. 45Dl5o. Turpentine higher at 81 $40
1885, Eggs firm: western 17@20c. Pork higher
mess $1o.i2A@1O.25 Beef nominally unchanged
Cut meats quiet; western long clear middles S580@
$50: short clear middles ST.. Lard strong; prime
steam $3.50. Butter firm; western lOM28c, Cheese
firm; western 8hMl2nc. Whisky quiet at 81.13.
Stock OF grain in store October 1sthwheat 81 so
bushe s. corn 1855 900 bushels; oats, 6ls 90 bush
els; barley, $4,000 bushels: rye, 10000 bushels
peas. 1000 bushels; malt, 2o5,ooo bushels.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Sugar, Centrifugal 26s@26s
Sd; Muscovado, aa,at 22s Cd Refined petroleum
7S@7Ad Hnseed oil. 27a 1od. Commnn rosin,
5s :d@5s cd. Spirits turpentine 25s 6d@25s 3d.
ANTWERP, Oct. 2O.-Petroleum l9hf
LIVERPOOL, Oct .20.-Cotton easier; 11-le06 1916
sales 5000 bales; for speculation and export 900
bales; American 5000. Glover seed, American, los
OTIS Cheese, fine American, els. Linseed oil 2ss.
Tnrpentine 25s cd.
NEW YoRK Oct. 2o.-Brown and bleached
cottons are in active demand and firm, but other
makes of cotton goods are moving slowly. Prints
continue dull In first hands, and dress goods are
quiet Mems wear woolens are In steady demand by
cothiers, aud prices are Arm. Flannels are in fair
dcmaud and agents have advanced prices from to
10 per cent. Foreign goods are quiet.