The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-08-26
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st. Paul Board Of Trade-Wall & BieeIew,s
Weekly Review-yvheat : Shade Lower
Provisions Solid stocks strong and
Steady. s. -. 80 q re- ..s 0
H.. 81. PAUL, Aug. %.
At the call board, yesterday, the following
bids and offers were made: iWheat-No j, SEC
bid; August delivery, Sc bid; No. 2, ssc bid;
August, $40 bid; September, Gle bid; October,
SIC bid; No. s, 74c bid. Corn-No. q offered
ct 54@543sc; September delivery offered at
Sac. New oats-No. 2 white, offered at SOC;
$50 bid; No, 2 mixed, N@7<c bid: No. 8.
27c bid. New oats-No. white, 26c: Sepsem-
Der delivery, sold at 24c; No. mixed. 95n hid.
Rye-No. q, 66c bid. Bxrley-No. 2. 6Oc bid:
No. 8, offered At $50; 53c bid. Armour s. Cos
canvased hams offered at ll1lc; lie bid; plain,
offered at 1870. f5 e :.
The weekly circular of Messrs. Wall s Biae-
low gives the following review of the markets:
Wheat closed strong after week OF very &C
tive and strong markets. The advance in Chi
cago since Monday to close Of o.day is Ic Sep
TENDER, Csc October, while August shows de
cline of about re.
Market opened to-day 1880 September; s916c
October, ruled strong from start, selling up to
S0Ac September; 81 10 October, closed P. u.
strong ssIc August; $3.50 September; eozsc
October.
milwaukee market shows an advance of ZIG
August; '114c September; Sc October. TIE
highest points for week are, Gle August; SOC
September; e0Nc October. Lowest. ss15c
August; SIC September; 871Sc October.
Market opened to-day, $500 September
$3.50 October, advance, quicklyEselling up to
goo September; 5000 October; closing P. Ii.
strong. Ole August, ss7Sc September; so5Sc
October.
Gables have been dull and lower for entire
week, but close trifie steadier. May look for
better next week. "a. es f
New York market dull and irregular for en-
tire week. No. spring held all the way from
$l.04 to $1.07, closing tame. Winter quiet.
cloaing steady.
bushels. e.
Stock wheat in sight, United States and Can
ada, Aug. z, 1880, l4,l79,OOO bushels. De
crease from last report, 61s, 900 bushels.
PROVISIONS close strong after q week of strong
week, ia, 1856.
Pork-Highest points for week are, ST.. 10
September; $17 October; $3.50 November:
$l3,2 rs year; $3.50 January. Lowest, $16.22
September; SIG October; $ll. 971155 November;
S11.S year; $12. 10 January. a- ....ss.
Show an advance of Soc September and Oc-
tober from Mondays opening to close of to-
day. G & i ~
Market opened to-day $17 90; September rul-
ed strong; the long futures seemed to be the
favorite deal; November sold 1850, year to
$3.50; January $1S. IS; closed I. P. M. firm;
$17.l213 August and September; SIG. 90 Octo-
Der; 1913. 50 November; $13. % year; $lS66 Jsn-
uary.i -o .la.s ss7~ , 54.#5
Lard strong and higher for week; show an
advance of Coo per 100 pounds; closed P. NJ.
$s: rs August and September; $3.50 October.
Short ribs higher for week ;advance of 55c per
100 pounds; closing p. M. $40 August snd
September; $S. AZ October; $6.75 January.
Oats quite active and strong, toward last Of
week showing an advance from Mondays open
ing Of 27so September; 2%c October. High
points are 1880 August; 81 September; % O.
tober. Lowest 23Xc August; "a September;
24s4c October. Closing to day strong at $3.50
August; $3.50 September; 27No October.
A New York dispatch of last evening says:
Dry goods business moderate with package
houses to- day and jobbing trade fair for Satur-
day. Cotton goods in steady demand at FIRST
hands; prints in circulation and gingharns COZ
tinue active and dress goods doing fairly.
Mems wear and woolens in rather better de
mand. Bulletin says: Two thousand peices
dress silks will be offered at auction Wednesday
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