Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-12
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS

MILWAUKEE, Sept.l1.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Whea, openeo firm and closed steady; No. / hard
Octuber 9s1sc; November $3.50; No. 8, $3.50; No.
4. nominal; rejected, nominal. Corn quiet but
lower; No. 2, $3.50. Oats lower; No 2, 29c.
kye strong and higher; No. 1, &c., Barley hrmer;
No., 723ac. Provisions easy; mess pork at $l7.66
caah and October; IS 05 November. Lsro, pri,ne
etsams $7.95 cash and September; 500 October. Live
4Av. keceipls 6,772 barrels -four; Ia, ITO bushels
wheat; 24,7s0 bushels barley. Shipments, 10 O66
barrels -four, Alto bushels wheat: 10,050 bushels
barley.
CHIo,eo, Sept. u.-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat demand fair and market firm; No. 2 led win
ter S2c; No. Chicago spring 93hUS3Ac cash ;
921e@s1l4c October; 92S@92,, c November. Corn
dull aud lower; 3sAc cash: 4OAc October; 40A 6
November. Oats easier; 2s7s025Ac cash, 251d C
October and November. Rye steady ana unchanged.
Barley stronger; 77hc. Pork; II .6O0I7.75 Dash :
active and shade higher; 7.95 cash 500 bid Ocso-
Der; 795 bid November. Bulk meats steady aud
unchanged Whisky steady and unchanged; $l.l3.
Freishts, corn to Buffalo SIC. Receipts. $500 bar
rels avur; 5000 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushes
corn; 1O2. GO0i bushels osts; $500 bushels rye
i7,v0U bushels barley. Shipments. 5000 barrels
-four; 161,0vO bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn
$1,000 bushels oats 100 bushels rye; 1900 bushels
barley.
The Drover's Journal reports hog receipts 10000;
shipments $500; grassers islow; 3.5o@440, hut
pretty well cleared up; common to good packing
steady, 45O04 80, good to choice, heavy 2ug5.6o;
light bacon TO- Led steady receipts 2JOUO
shipments $500; active and finer al around; COM
mon to fair shipping 3.55Q3 45; choice shipping
aud export 4.9UQ4ss5 bus choice go; bulls SLOW;
stockers quiet and steady 2.650s.75 Good demand
for western farm natives and half breeds 3.75G4 O5
Texans S.3 as IS. Sheep, receipts 40; steady
far to good 81.
BUFFALO, Sept I.-Wheat inactive; 81 O5 asked /;
1.O4 b,d for October. Corn qliet Sales 1900 BUSH
els at 45A 6a2G00 bushels the first half OF Septem-
Der at 45s QD45%e. Oats nominal at 86c. Bye and
barey neglected. Canal freights unchanged.
NEW YORK, Sept lL-Ootton steady at
IL ll-16@ls l-6c; futures firm. Flour quiet
and steady; receipts $1,000 barrels; exports 1890
400; common to good extra s.75n4 as; good to
ehmce 4.3UQt6.25; white wheat extra 4.I6z54.t0
extra Ohio4 COOS rs; st Louis 1905 Is; Mime
eet aso busSes EXPORTS isoe0
No. Chicago spring, new, 81. 03A; No aspiring
1.v3A 0l.O5; ungraded red 95cOi.a s.: No. do VI
0l.u21s; No. do 1.O50l.O5,t; steamer do CSC;
do I1O0lol; No. do sales 5000 bushels at l0s1s
oil on; No. red, September. sales $500
bushels at l.o5A@1 t6A; October, sales 100000
$4,000 bushels a. iSSGSios. Corn moderately
active; receipts 2s6,GoG bushels; exports $4,000
bushels ungraded 6o1405lxc; No. 2, 60Ac; No. q
white e4@sano; yellow siAc; No. 2 eptember Sox
Oat. heavy; receipts $1,000 bushels; mixed wester-
4,O42Ac; white western 4O04shc. Hay strong at
76Usc. hops dull yearlings, choice, zs01oo s4-t-
ern and western 25t1S0c; New York Stat . W o5c.
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes l3A0l7c; j.. lots l4A0
lsc Sugar quiet and nominal. Moi.s..s duh and
unchanged Rice in fair demand. Petroleum firm
W6 $40 Rosin dull and unchanged at $l.52N0
i.t71. Turpentine firm at $l.a5A. Eggs quiet but
steady; western at 170lSAc PORK dull; mess
$500. Beef quiet and steady. Out mean quiet
and firm: long clear middles at s. IS; short
clear middles 9s7h. Lard steady; prime etesm
At S8 8018.40. Butter strong; western at iEH 30c.
cheese dull; western at 100 %. Leather strong
hxh. midnles and heavy weights zsK@ asc. Wool
dull; domestic fleece 360t8c; pulled 20a145c; un-
VA. he'd Is 035c Mauufac u ri .pper unchanged
new shes thing CSC; 1ngot ke dull at $50; Fig
BIC Russ sheetiug 13015c. Nails, cut $3.l503.2t
clinch 6sO5 20.
Bo.r u, Sept. I.-Flcm quiet; west
EN- gu, .rine o.2508. IS; common extras 4.UO
"a 81, WISCONSIN extra 4.zbW $40; Minnesota do
-prlne wh.a, s.E"sS 81: do wiz. wheat 80 I'm 76O
s. OQ67s; winter whests, Ohio and Michi, IN %
eo5 60; Lnnos 525OSJ $, Louis sos Is pa ents
Oorn arm; mixed and W low 56K0t9. O.ts in
fair donapd NJ. aud "a white 454.4sc; No. 2
white 43,,eD.4o; No mixed and No. white 40
43c. Rye ytUy5c.
pH1.. DE1PH.A, Sept. II. Flour nominaly un-
changed; rye -four SIS IL. Wheat dun; No 4
red prompt sbipmel, 81" seco'd call do sep em-
be. l.r4A bid, Wy ashed; "b,r LOSS asked
November L071s bud. !. a.. a----.i. Ocrn steady
s.urcs any export 0emand; yellow 53U53,s o;
western high mixed 52A6l62A c; jected b91sc;
.econd call lair demand sail, mixed for September
IL bid: $40 asked, October, h2ao bid; p2 G
ak-d: Move Der, $50 bid; ksAc asked.
LONDON. Sept 10 -Liuseed oil 27sid G27s1Gd.
AsrwanR, sept. IL --Psrru cum A1sf.
LIVERPOOL, sept. IL Cotton firm, 7x07%d
saie- ,,D baes; for speculation and export ., -;
American 7, o.. Prime nas SO pork 81 o"
Mr. Hay. - aud Friends a lib sttr,
SAN Francisco, Sept. 1.-The President
and parry visited Baldwin's theater this evsn-
,ng to witness the performance of Nmon,
occupying two lower proscenium boxes on
handsomely decorated with na'ional en-
bIems Tor the occasion. The audIt nee re-