Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MlLwAuKEn, August 5.--Flour quiet and held
firmly. Wheat opened firm and %c higher, and closed
steady; No. hard $1.O3 No 2, 87Ac; August 81
September sAe October SIC; No sMe No
q $3.50. Oats armer; No. 2. 23hc. Rye quiet and
unchanged; No. ], 5Oc Barley quiet and unchanged;
No. new September 7oc Provisions quiet and firm
mess pork quiet at $50 cash. Lard, prime steam
$50. Hogs dull and unchanged at So 0OOS.60.
Freights, wheat to Buffalo 4hc. Receipts, 1854
barrels -four; - ,2lO bushels wheat Shipments, as,
TOT barrels -four; 69558 bushels wheat.
CHICAGO. August 5.-Flour quiet but firm. Wheat
unsettled but generally higher; No. ! Chicago
spring 94@94hc cash; $3.50 September; No. 2
September; $3.50 October; No.3 Chicago 76A @76c;
rejected 6lc Corn active, firm and higher; 1896
cash; 34A@s4asc September; $3.50 October; re-
| cash; 23Ac August, September and October. Rye
easier; 500. Barley dull and lower; 7O@73c Sep
TENDER. Pork in fair demand and prices higher
So :so@s.s5 cash; ss2kDs. IS September; $3.50
S37H October. Lard firm but not quotably higher;
552A 95,55 cash. 5.55@5.57K September; 5.57h@
60 October Bulk meats firm and unchanged.
&c. Receipts 1000 barrels flour; 10000 BUSH
els wheat; 42L0OD bushels corn; 5000 bushels oats
$4,000 bushels rye; 965 bushel barley. Shipments,
5000 barrels -four; $4,000 bushels wheat; $4,000
bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats; 44OO bushels rye;
no barley.
Closing prices Wheat stronger; s6N @ssMc Sep
higher. Provisions steady aud unchanged.
CHICAGO. August s. Hog receipts 1900; ship
.000325; light 6O03.8O; choice heavy 3.4O@3.6O;
slow prospect; not fatterng Cattle receipts $500
shipments 1900; few prime here; some sold lower;
and stockers 2.5O@s 80; butchers 1o0l5c lower:
,9O@3. 90; some calves 4.OO@5.O0; western dull
weak; 2. 1908 20; Texans plenty; lower $4,000 S.
Sheep weak; lower; 2 .70@D4.00.
NEW YORK, August 5.-Cotton steady at 1l01lhc:
futures weak Flour dull; receipts $4,000 barrels
superfine state and western $4,000 40; common to
White wheat extra 475@5oo; extra Ohio 5oMsoo
st. Louis 4.5O@6.50 Minnesota patent process SIS
@775. Wheat, winter active trade; spring dull and
ungraded winter red eco .osK; mixed winter .os
@1.08h; No. white 1.0901.O9a No. do, sales
5000 bushels at 1.11@1.11A; No. 2 red, August,
sales 12s,ooo bushels at l.osK Gi.1o Rye easier;
No. western CSC. Barley dull and nominal Malt
quiet ana steady. Corn irner; receipts $4,000 BUSH
els; ungraded 44@45hc; yellow western 47c; round
TENDER Asa bid, 1890 asked; October 47c bid 47Ac
asked. Oats, fair demand; receipts 1900 bushels
mixed western 33137c; white western 36@41c. Hay,
Coffee dull; Rio cargoes 11A@141ac; job lots 11A@
16c. Sugar quiet; fair to good refining 6A@6Xc.
Molasses active. Rice firm; Carolina 6X@7Xc.
fined SIC. Tallow steady at 1850. Rosin quiet
at $1.25@l.27A. Turpentne steady at 81 .261s
Eggs steady; western 9@11hc. Pork frmer; new
middles $492A; short do 5.121a. Lard stronger;
prime steam $3.50. Butter firm; western 7Dl7c.
Cheese nominal; western 4@5hc. Whisky ST. .O7H
asked, -
Boston, August 5-Flour steady and unchanged.
Corn quiet and steady; mixed and yellow 48@@tOc.
Oats dull tending down; No. and extra white 421s
@45c; No. white 41h@42c; No. mixed and No.
white 4004OHc.
LONDON, August 5.-spirits turpentine els Sd.
ANTWERP, August petroleum If.
L1vERPooI., August 5.-Cotton easier; $50
7-16d; sales 1000 bales; for speculation and
export 1000 bales; American $500 bales. Bread
stuffs dull except corn, which is rmer California
white wheat average So 6d0Ss Sd; do club 9s edo
los; red western spring No.2 to No Us 1O@ss 1Od
red western winter No to No.. IS 1d@4s Cd. Corn,
western mixed As 6d@4s I'd. Cheese, American 32s
Flour western canal 9s 6d@11s Sd Lard, Ameri-
can Bis Cd. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet
and UNCHANGED. Wheat receipts for the past three
days 174,o00; American 100000.
NEW York, August 5.--Dry goods business
slowly but gradually improving with commission
houses The jobbing trade, though irregular, lit
tie more active. Cotton goods in light demand Prints
in moderate request; southbridge fancy opened at
6hc Ginghams and dress goods fairly active.
Mems wear woolens quiet but steady in price