Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-06
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,, cest. o.-k loAI
quiet and firm. Wheat weak; No. Q hsrd
October LA; November 1853; Dec mber
| "a; No 8. No. ami rejected nominal.
Corn quiet; No. Q Gle. Oats inactive and firm;
No. q. &c. Rye firm; No. l $l.0S. Barley
easier; No. Q Soc; October 8lc. Pro-
visions higher: mess pork 1856 cash and
September: 1870 October Lard, prime
steam 11.75 cash and September; II so Octo-
Der. Live hogs higher; fair demand; 6.1O@
6.55 Freights, wheat to Buffalo 4c. Receipts,
y,l23 barrels four; 26,S00 bushels wheat;
"a 80 bushels barley. Shipments, 10,lo3
barrels of -four; Oil 800 bushels of wheat;
1880 bushels Of barley.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5-Flour steady; fair de-
mand. Wheat in fair demand at lower rates;
No. red winter 1.30; No. Chicago spring
l. 81 cash and September; 1.A3s, 1890
1.24X October; 1863 @1.261 November;
spring 1.16; rejected s0@8Sc; sales, No. 3
Chicago spring 1.24A @1.26N October; 1861
al 29x November, Corn inactive and lower;
6O56c cash and September; 621sc October;
63x @63Xc November; 605sc year; rejected
5Sc. Oats dull and prices shade lower;
36ss @36%c cash; a6Ac September; 3SE @38X
October; $500 November. S6Ac year. Rye
steady and unchanged zIs Barley easier; LOO.
Flax seed dull and lower; sold early at 1.31;
Ii
1S.500l8 go cash; Is. so September; 1850 Oc-
ctober; 1880 November; 1880 year. Lard
unsettled and generally higher; II 60 cash
and September; II. 81 CLIO October; IL o71
oil go November. Bulk meats strong and
higher: shoulders $50: short ribs 10 90; do
clear OBS. Whisky steady and unchanged;
Liz. Freights, corn to Buffalo SIC.
Call board--Wheat unsettled and generally
higher; cash weak; 1.20x cash and September;
1 T. Oofohor. C7X November. 2SK De-
cember; 1.2l year. Corn moderately active
and higher; 6O%c September; Csc October;
63s6c November; COX year. Oats fairly active
and shade higher; 36k bid September; 37xc
October; 3S7s@39c November; 36xc bid year.
Pork irregular; Is 625l October; Is 70 Novem-
Is 62h year. Lard irregular, lilo October;
l1.s5@11.s7h November; liz; 60 year.
Receipts, $4,000 barrels four; II 600 bushels
wheat: 5S3,OO0 bushels corn; $4,000
bushels oats; 1900 bushels rye; $4,000 bush
els barley. Shipments, 14.000 barrels -four;
2lS,GOO bushels wheat; 1000 bushels corn;
So, 900 bushels oats; 3,700 bushels rye; $500
bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-The Drover's Journal
reports hog receipts 1900; shipments
1890; brisk demand; packing active and firm
er; mixed packing 6.00@S 40; light or bacon
and culls 4.0p96 IS. Cattle, receipts 1900;
shipments 1870; weak; 5@10 lower; exports
6 O0@6.40; fancy $40; good TO choice ship
ping 5.60@5.90; common to fair 4.O0@5 %;
native butchers 225@3 95; stockers and feed
ers O. 90@3. IS; calves, per head sly OILS;
range cattle Ice lower: scalawag Texans 2.U5@
q 80; fair to good 3.10@3.70; hall breeds 3.S5
@4.S0 Sheep, receipts Loco; shipments 6O0;
fairly active; steady; fair local demand; com.
mon 10 medium 2O@3. rs; good to choice
4 O0M45O The Journals foreign cable
quotes prices cent higher; best Americans
l6Gi6x c at Liverpool, Glasgow and London
le-day. Sheep 16c.
NEW York, Sept. 5.-Cotten steady;
IN @l2Ac; futures steady. Flour dull;
receipts 2i,000 barrels: exports 1870
barrels; supertinc state and western
good 10 choice 70fSt0; white " heat extra
Z Oo@s. co; fancy DO s.l0aS7s extra Ohio
6. l0a7 go; ST. Louis 75G700; Minnesota
patent process 7.1s@900 Wheat
lower; feveri,h: unsettled; receipts $4,000
bushels; exports 35S,Uo0 bushels; No 2 Chi
cago and Milwaukee l.33H 1i344; ungraded
red l.059l 40; No. 3 do l.3SGeI -SSe; steam
er do LIS; No. 3 red 1.4lA @1.43N; No
red winter AZ; mixed winter 1878; IN
graded white I.09@1 Az; No. Q do LBS; No.
do, sales $4,000 bushels at l 4O@ .4O]s; No.
red September sales $4,000 bushels st
l.4iZal. 44sl. closing at l Al Z October sales
672, 900 bushels at IA Y al .46x, closing at
1465k; November sales 100000 bushels at
AN @l.494; closing at 1.471s; December
sales "a, COO bushels at 1.50H @l.52, closing
at .50la; No. white February $40. Corn
lower; receipts 2Sl 900 bushels; exports 81 200
bushels; ungraded 6lA @70c; No. 8 671s@
70xc; No. 69A G70A c; No. Q white 100
73k c; yellow 72xc; low mixed 769T7c;
No September 694@7uxc, closing at 69Ac;
October 7lN @73Ac c; closing at 7ihc; No
vember 74@75Xc, closing at 74c. Oats
lower; heavy; receipts 117,O00 bushels; ex-
ports 81, 600 bushels; mixed western 4l@42c;
white do 44@50c Coffee quiet and I'M
changed Sugar stronger; fair demand; fair
to good refining quoted at z l1-16@7 ls-l6c.
Molasses quiet but steady. Rice, demand fair
and market firm. Eggs steady; 1e@l9,sc.
Pork higher; fairly active; closing firm; new
mess quoted at l9.0O9l950. Lard, demand
active; prices advanced: prime steam 1.9c@
1l.95. Butter quiet but firm; 12@Slc. Cheese
firm; 7@11kc.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Dry goods jobbing
trade continues fairly active, and agents max
ing large deliveries of cotton and wooden
goods, ginghams, shirts, drawers, etc, on
account of back orders, but current demand
at first hands only moderate. Cotton goods
firm; in light supply. Prints in fair demand.
Giughams active.