Daily globe., 1879-06-27
PORK
CHICAGO.
MARKETS BY. TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, June 2e.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat opened firm and No higher; closed nrmer;
No. No: hard, hard, $l.o7; Nc. 2. l.osA; June. OK;
osts steady and good demand; No. SIC. Rye un-
inaly unchanged: No. q, 6ec. Provisions quiet ana
easy; mess porkquiet at 1886 cash bid Lard,
prime steam $50: Hogs duh and nominal; s.e5.
rels dour; 6O, ,7sO bushels wheat. Shipments, 4,640
barrels dour; PIG bnahels wheat. .,y s..r'z9.l
oH1oAao. Juno 26.-Flour dull and nominal
Sl.o6 cash and June; q S9axo July; eoX@soXse
August: 88Ac September; No. s Chicago 0Oc Corn
steady; in fair demand; x@35a<c cash; $50 July;
2sKe August. Rye steady and unchanged. Barley
stesdy. Pork easier; $685. cash; 8. 9.s5@9.s7h July;
9.97h August. Lard steady; fan demand; $6.l2k
Augrs @ e' ,Rd
bushels wheat; 2l700) bushels corn; $4,000 bushels
oats 29i0 bushels rye 1200 bushels barley. Ship
100000 bushels corn; 900 bushels oats $500 Iush.
els Eye; aso9 nms 1usssls a barley; r.-.,
hog receipts 900; shipments 600; fair quality:
mixed packing; 49, 65@S S.: choice heavy Phiia-
delphias 39OD4 90; light 3.8504 90; closed frm: al
sold Cattle, receipts $500. shipments 8,4oO: dull
to good shipping 4.a@I So: % erssssrs ssoa. SO, SO:
stockers 3O00326: butchers cows and heifers 2OO@
400; bulls . NsDs.26; not al Sold sheep, receipts
800; shipments $40; lower; 5000. .S7h.
NEW YORK. June 26.-Cotton steady at 12x@
12hc; futures dull. Flour, without important
change; receipts $50 barrels: superane state and
o .sseFe eoea asa's; to S sSSd 100
46606. .26: extra Ohio 1 OD6.OO;t st. Louis l. OO9
6:2s: Minnesota patent process 6.o007.65. Wheat
No spring and No. 2 red winter rather quiet;
receipts lSo 0N bushels; rejected spring 77@77hc;
No. do 92h@93c; No. do, nominal, $l.l901 .l6;
ungraded do, 8s@41. ON; mixed western, l.16@
1.2O: No. red, 1.20; No. 1 do 1.2O; ungraded am
ss ao ssis+ 1ss ~
store. Barley dull. Malt quiet. Corn quiet; I'M.
SssXo; reespts bu.heis e'' oats o du ;e re-
ceipts 4S 600 bushels mixed western S7@5sc; white
western S9M41c. Hay moderatively active. Hops firm,
yearings g., 294e @ go, Coffee steady md fair demand
1Is is;ls%sN. Moasses quiet. Rice hrm; Carolins
e:so@7;2s: Petroleum drmer; united esA crude
nominally unchanged. Turpentne firm and un-
ctanged. Eggs dull; western 11Dl3c. Pork duh
and unchanged. Beef nomiDally unchanged. Cut
meats without important change; long clear mddles,
$6.S5@6.40. Butter dull: western, 70D15H. Cheese,
nominally unchanged. Whisky nominal. 81 .05K.
BesToN, june 2o.-Flour steady; western super
consin do 4.O005.75 Minnesota do 4.O0@b75; Wis
consin and Minnesota patent spring wheats 6.O0N
s2s; winter wheats e.oo07:bo. Corn steady and
white Il @4s: No 8 white and No. q mixed SsHM
39Ac. Rye quiet and unchanged. g
pentine 2is sdS2is Sd. on 41. s'p'1''' '''r-
) ANTWERP, June 24.-Petro,sum 17xf.
LIVERPOOL, June 26.-Cotton dull: 6X@s 15-l6d; !;
sales 1000 bales; for speculation and export 1910
bales: American 4, 100 bales. Cheese fine American
36s Cd. Refined petroleum7s 4hd Lard, Ameri-
can 82s Cd. Linseed on IA 3d. fr zs's = Se.
New YORK, June 26.-Cotton goods in steady
demand AMI prices remain very firm. Medium prints
rather more active and shirtngs doing fairly Lawns
jobbing freely Dress goods continue quiet. Mems
wear woolens In In moderate request. Foreign goods
quiet. The Bulletin says: John T Hammond,
of Walker, Hammond l. Co., died last night.