Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
TRADE YESTERDAY.
General Review of the st. Paul Market
The AXE Wheat Mar kets Shade Off But
ssropg-ProvisioDs Another Turn DeaTer
Fluctuations Without Weakness In the
Stock MAI ket.

Fluctuations without Weakness in the
Stock MAI ket.
ST. PAUL, Sept. !.
At the call beard yesterday prices and transactions
we're as follows:
wheat--No. !, $40 No. 2, $40; September deiiy-
cry. ssc; October delivery 500; year ITO; No. Q
73c.
Corn-No. ., $50 bid; ssHo asked; September
Ssxc. b d, S1xc asked. -Four car loads sold for
shipment on private terms.
0sts-Old, No. 2white, 2sc; No. mixed 27c
No. 8 $50. New, No. white go bid; 21c asked:
two car loads sold at s6xc: No mixed 2ac; No.
a4o; september delivery 2ac bid; ESQ asked.
Bar,ey-No. $50: one thousand bushels soil at
$50, deliver d; September delivery go; No. 6Sc.
Six car loads sold for Shipment on private terms.
Pork Tered at SIS o. per barrel.
Bams-Oanyased, offereh at lihc per pound.
Lard In tierces, Offered at shc per .und.
has been Light Nth prices steady Bran and shorts
have held up unexpectedly. The rece pts Of butter
are still considerably short Of supplying the shippi
demand. Eggs are In fair supply but strictly flesh
tatops. New vegetables are slowly coming down to
fall prices. In hides aud wool there s little doing
and prices are nominaly Arm.
Live stock sales from Delaney 4 O'Connor's North
western stock yards yesterday were follows:
Good Minnesota grass steers, average 1850, $3.50;
medium do, average LOCO, So as; Iowa corn fed.
average loo y - o. mlnu6sOta COWb duu uelieHsy
average 20. s., so. Sheer average III, $3.50.
Hogs, average MS, 81 So Veal calves. $40.
The wholesale fruit trade continues active but
limited by the lack of good shipping qualities. The
weather Of late has been bad for fruit and nearly all
receipts from distance especially OF California
fruit have arrived too soft to bear reshpment The
Of peaches yesterday were Ia fair condition. With
the coming Of dry cool weather. dealers expect such
fruit trade .. was never known In st Paul before.
Apples selling at S62 80 per BARREL and choice
peaches at 81. 1OQnl IS per box.
Ths wholesale trade of the city Is not what It
would have been st this season Of the year had the
harvest been as nearly over IS it would have been
with favorable weather through the last two weeks
Reports from the country, such as are made pubic
of those received here do not acknowledge that there
has been much harm done to graiu by the late wet
and warm weather. It is probably true that in the
new settlements of the vest aud northwest counties
Of the State where even partial oss OF crops would
be ct least discouragiug to hundreds OF men whose
capital Is almost limited to labor inspired by hol e
the injury to grain has been small. This
is fortunats enough, so far as It goes
But In the central southern and river counties 1t Is
undoubtedly irue that conside able harm has been
done. We shall have from these sections some re.
jected whest and not little of No. Switch was not
sntcipa' ed two weeks ago-snd also Unexpectedly o
great deal of No q instead of No !.
In dry goods, the fall trade Is opening slowly but
with favorable Indications. Revised q Citations OF
mi lnery goods, az gwen below, are from the well
known firm ofiy. Oppe helm 4 Co The grocery
trade Ia active with numerous changes of prices
in minor articles, but staple goods are steady The
trade In drugs, etc, shares the prevailing dizziness
Of the delayed harvest time. Advances sre noted In
norphia, spirits turpentine and carbon oil. An ad-
vance of 10 all round 10 made on Buffalo sole
feathers. Thel.ather and findings trade is said to
be unusually heavy, but early collections delayed
by the harvest delay. The boot aud shoe houses
are having big trade. Iron, steel, hardware and
nails are firm In prices, with d good trade In all
branches.
New York dispatch Of last evening says: 1.-THE
dry goods Jobbing trade continues active and busi
ness continues fair with commission houses. Cot
goods in steady demand al generally h.m. Prints
fair active and dress goods and Ringhsms In Coos
request. Clothing woolens continue sluggish but
habnsls and blankets are moving steadily. Foreign
Pof DIS in better 6eina,d."
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull; tending
downward.