Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-16

Der; 1925 year; ll.2716 January.
Receipts, 1000 bbls. of -four; 100000 bush.
of wheat; 100 600 bushels OF corn; lie, 900 bush
els of oats; S. COO bushels of rye 81 GOO bushels
of barley. Shipments, 10000 barrels of -four;
Isl, 900 bushels of wheat;l 600 bushels of corn;
LOCO bushels Of oats; 2, 500 bushels of rye:
1.100 bushels OF barley.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The D-over's Journal
reports: Hogs, receipts 1900; shipments $500;
weak; quality poor; general market unchanged;
common to good mixed 7.25@8.15; heavy 0.25
$3.50; light 720@8.20; skips 5.00@7.00. Cattle,
receipts 5000; shipments 400; values firm
and active; exports 7.00@7.60; good to choice
shipping 6.00@6.70; common to fair $50; gen.
eral trade a shade stronger; mixed butchers
firm; 2.5014.10; stockers and feeders fairly
active and unchanged; 3.00@3.85; range active;
Zoe higher; Texans 3.50@4.50; half breeds and
Americans 4.25@5.00. Sheep, receipts 1900;
shipments 5000; values strong and market
active; well cleared; poor to fair 3.25@3.75;
medium to good 3.S5@4.25; choice to extra ABS
03.85. Cable advices from Glasgow to Droyer's
Journals denote better feeling IN the sheep
trade and cattle firm. Current prices, estimated
at dead weight. are 16@I7c FOR choice cattle and
sheep.
receipts $500 barrels; exports 100 barrels,
superfne state and western 90;
common to good extra 4.250500; good TO
choice 5.10@8.00; white wheat extra 1000
825; extra Ohio 4.30@7 so; st. Louis 4.40@8. 90;
Minnesota patent process 7.25@8.85. Wheat,
cash 1910 higher; options M@14c lower;
receipts 243, 900 bushels; exports 3OkOOO; No.
No. do LOG; steamer No. red 1.0714@
1.075s; No. red 1.OS@1.O815 certificates;
1.09]4 al. 10 deiiyered No. red 1.l5 delivered;
mixed winter 1.06A@1.0615; ungraded white
1.06@l.14; steamer No. ! white 1.l1@1.12:
No. do sales 1000 bushels at LIS; No. red
O /EN7 4,
October, sales $4,000 bushels at 1.0S3s@
LEG, closing st log; November, sales
$4,000 bushels at 1.1o15@1lO11, closing at
1.l075; December, sales 1885, 900 bushels at III q
@11.11s, closing at 1.l11s; January sales 10000
bushels at 1.134@1.l3119, closing at 1.l3I
| Corn, cash and September 211G@3o higher; lat
ter options declined B@s4o, but recovered ard ard
| bushels; exports 2l,00o; ungraded mixed TAO
1870; No. 7S11a@e0c; steamer 7ec; No. 2 white
; 79@80c; low mixed 751kc; ungraded white nc
| No. Sept. 7615@79]9c, closing at 1910; DC
| tober 72$4@749Sc, closing at "a &c; November
69A@7Oss, closing at 7O}4c. Oats 34@24'
higher; fairly active; receipts 125.S00 bushels
] exports $50; mixed western 33@42c: white
more active; fair TO good refining 774@
t71Sc. Molasses quiet and unchanged. Ric
firm; better demand. Petroleum higher; trm
united 6877sc; crude 63s@7c; refined 7]S07$Sc
Tallow firm; $4,000. Rosin quiet bat steady
jl.75@l.85. Turpentine dull and weak; 40
1870. Eggs, western quiet but firm; 2415c
Pork stronger; new mess 20.75@21.00. Bee
quiet but steady. Cut meats scarce and firm
long clear middles 1926. lard higher; prim
l'steam 12.00@12.15. Butter quiet but steady
15030c. Cheese quiet but steady; western factor
9@1017ac; western fat $4,000.
New YoRE, Sept. 15.-Dry goods: Movemen
| from iobbing hands continues in very satisfac
| tory proportions, and from agents the GleInan
very moderate, out, through deliveries il execu
tion OF orders there has been good volume O
| husiIess. aud naIlY orders to sErixe