The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-18
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Sent. II.

CHICAGO, Sept II.
Allan Mcintyre & Co.'S market circular
Of this evening says: The markets on the
bard of trade to-day were very strong.
Wheat-October opened 764c, closed 76s4c;
November opened 7S14c, closed 1890; De
cember opened 79c, closed Soc. Corn-Sep-
TENDER opened 5516c, closed SIC; October
opened 5lS4c, closed 531sc; November opened
44c, closed 451sc fork-October $500.
Lard-October opened S7.25, closed S715.
Live Sbock-The Union Stock yards reports
the following range of prices: Hogs
Market active and prices lO@15c higher
about all sold; all classes of buyers buying;
sales ranged, grassers, $4.25@5 %; light,
IS. 35@6.20; rough packing, S5.35@5.75;
heavy packing and shipping lots, s5.S5@6.25;
Philadelphias, s6.SO@6.35 Cattle -
good to choice shipping, S6.00@660; COM
mon to fair, a. 75@5.9 30; butchers S250@
4.25; stockers, S30O@425; feeders, S4.00@
AGO. Texans, S390@4 50. Sheep Market
weak; common to fair, q. 50Q3. 25; medium
to good, So 250l425.
Produce: Butter-Fine creamery, 24@25c;
good do, 20@22c; fair to good packing log
l2c. Eggs-Scarce and higher; fresh-laid,
17@l716c Potatoes-Cho!ce early rose, 400
mand at sl.50@2.00 pen Dbl. for good to
choice; peaches, poor to good, 50@75c per
basket grapes, choice Concord, 4Q5c, and
Delaware, 6@Sc per h. pears, fancy Bart
let's, SS.00@9.00 per Dbl; watermelons,
$40 00@12.0O per 100; muskmelons, 50@75c
per crate.
New York. -
NEW YORK, Sept IL.
Wheat-Opened }S@kc lower but soon
recovered from decline, and advanced "a
Nc; moderate trading in options; No. 2 red
October, S6S@S6Tc; November, S7TG
sS%c; December S9%@901sc; January, 81 4
@93Ac; February, S1l@93ss4c; March, esq
951Sc, Com-14@1c higher and moderately
active; mixed western spot, 54@6lc; futures,
4S@5Skc. Oats-1s@4c better; western
32@42c Provisions-Beef, quiet and un
changed; extra, $1,000 Pork, quiet and
steady; new mess, $780, Lard, quiet;
steam, S7621s.
ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Sept II.
Wheat-Active; opened about steady and
then declined, but toned up, advanced and
closed strong and H@1sc above yesterday
No. 2 red, 76A@7Tc cash; 7619c bid Septem
Der; 77k@7SHc, October; 7914 @S015c, No
vember; 81 1f@S21c, December; 90114 t691ssc
and. inactive; 47ss@491Sc cash; 4SA@4S1St
September; 471sc October; S794e November
s4fl @34sle year; s5S@64c May. Oats
Firm and higher, but slow; 27c cash; 2sA@
265sc October; 1870 December, 26A @28Mt
year; 2s5s@29c, May. Rye-Dull; ACC
Barley--Nothing doing Whisky-Steady
$1.12. Professionalism, quiet, S1650@
1875. Bulk meats-Quiet: long clears
S945; short ribs, 1886; short clears, So 80
Bacon-Steady; long clears, $10.37 shor
ribs, $3.50; short clears, 81. Lard-Nom
inally 81.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, Ohio Sept IT.
| Wheat-Strong; No. Q red cash, TIC; Sep
tember TIC bid; October, 7S1<c bid; Noyem
Der, S0zfc; December, SIC bid; No. soft, So
| SIG; No. 3 do, 76@77c. CONFIRM AM
steady for cash; futures nominal; No. 9, SIC
rejected, sic; new high mixed, SIC; No.
white, SIC Oats-Finm and active; No.
| light mixed, 2Sc; No. 2 cash and September
2611<c. Clover Seed-Active and firm; prim
medium cash and September, $3.50; Octc
Der, s4.77H.
| Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. II.
Wheat-Firm; No. 2, 73s<c; September
1890; October, 7511Sc; November, 7756c. Cor
-Firmer; No. Q, SIC; rejected sold at 47G
Soc Oats-Unchanged; No. nominally
26l<c; No. 2 white, 271S@2shc Rye-Nom
nal; No. l, 5S1kc. Bariey-Lcwer; No. Q, 6Oc
extra No. 8, 45c.