Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-01

closing at 1O9%; February, sales 81, 1000 bush
els at 1.1o36@1.111, closing at Ill. Corn
opened 19@Nc lower, afterwards recovered and
advanced X@%e, closing with q slight reaction,
62@5ec: No. 8 67A@6Sc; steame. ssAS; No;
ivered; No. 2 white zoe elevator; No. 2
October 67@@68Ac, closing at CSC; No
vember 66@69Bc, closing at SIC; Deem
Der 63@64Hc, closing at 64c; January
58Z@59Hc, closing at 594c. Oats less active;
receipts Il, 600 bushels; EXPORT rore; mixed
western 32@40c; white western 39@50c. Coffee
dull and nominal; Rio cargoes quoted at 7&@
1O14c. Sugar ruiet but steady; fair to good
refining quoted q. 7-16@7 9-16c. Molasses dull
and unchanged. Rice quiet but steady. Pc
troieum strong and higher; united 9436c; crude
77s@7Tc; refined 8@8Ac. Tallow firm; prime
city 81ac. Rosin quiet but steady; 1.80@1 80.
Turpentine quiet but steady; 46c. Eggs, western
demand fair and market firm; 26@261ac. Pork
higher; new mess $685. Beef dull and heavy.
Cut meats dull and easier; long clear middles
14.75. Lard higher, prime steam Ii. 10. Butter,
demand fair and market firm; 15@32c. Cheese
quiet but firm; western factory 5@11c,
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-The Drover's Journal
reports: Hogs, receipts $4,000; shipments rs 600;
steady and unchanged; common to good mixed
76O@8.30; heavy 8.35@9.15; light exceedingly
dull and weak; 7.30@8.40, skips 5.10@7.z5.
Cattle, receipts 1900; shipments 5000; natives
scarce and steady: good to choice shipping $50
@6.80; common to fair dull; 4.00@5.30; mixed
800; medium to good 3.30@4 LOO; choice to ex-
ira 4 .20@ $50; stockers and feeders steady and
lower; 3.20@4.35; range dull; Texan cows 800
$50; Texan steers 3.60@4.25; half breeds and
Americans 4.O0@5.00. Sheep, receipts ], 400;
shipments 1000; steady; values generally weak
quality; poor to fair 3.0O@3.40; medium to
good 3.60@4.O0; choice to extra 4.20@4.75.
Cont Qn-ElOnp 1u11 onA
changed. Wheat strong and higher for 6eptem-
Der; other options unsettled but generally lower;
regular 1.O7@1.08 September; $3.50 October;
9SA@93Xc November; $3.50 year; No. q
Chicago spring 1.O7@1.OS cash and September;
rest the same regular; No. 2 red winter
1ctive and unsettled; 57%@581sc cash; 57M@
$3.50 cash; 57E@5Sc September; 58@581sc
October; 581@5S5sc November; 5314c year;
1915 January; 5134c May. Oats steady; Bic
cash, September October; 313s@311ac Novem-
Der; Bic year; 335s@3334c May. Bye inactive;
lower; 571a@58c. Barley steady; 86c. Flax
seed steady; 1.181a@' 10 on track. Pork strong
and higher for October; other futures less
marked; 22.35@22.40 cash; 22.3219 September
and October; 2O.9O November; 1925 year; 80
January. Lard tirmer: 12.70@12.75 cash, Sep
TENDER and October; 12.221a@12.25 November;
1.55 year; II 80 January. Bulk meats quiet;
shoulders 1925: short rib $780, do clear 14.75.
butter quiet anu uncnanSeO. Eggs quleU anu
unchanged. Whisky steady; 1.19. Freights corn
to Buffalo 21lc. Receipts, 5000 bbls of flour;
302, 900 bushels of wheat; 142, 900 bushels of
corn; $4,000 bushels of oats; $500 bushels of
rye: $4,000 bushels of barley. Shipments, $4,000
barrels of flour; 1O3 900 bushels Of wheat; 900
bushels of corn; $4,000 bushels of oats; 1900
bushels of rye; $1,000 bushels of barley.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Dry goods: AL
though the movement has been of good proper
tons during the week the demand has been
very moderate. Deliveries on previous engage
ments, and steady forwarding of many special
ties, in connection with miscellaneous orders, in
the aggregate, have taken very fair to good
quantity of goods. Dress goods, ladies' suitings
and sackings, dress flannels, skirts and drawers,
canton fannels, white and colOred wool fannels,
and prints have been in good distribution, but for
other classes of goods the demand has been more
moderate and confined to necessities of current
requirements.