Daily globe., 1879-08-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE,, August 22.-Flour quiet and no,nl-
nal: Wheat opened firm and no higher and closed
September sS1ac; October ssc: No. 5, 7sas2c; No.
4, 73@75c; rejected 66@70c. Corn, shade frmer;
No. q, 1890. Oats, shade frmer; No. ?. 235sc.
Rye, in fair demand and higher; No. l, 1870. Bar
ley stronger; No new September 74c; October 76c.
Provisions quiet and easy mess pork quiet at $3.50
ca cash: Lard prime steam, $500 Freights, wheat
bushels wheat. Shipments, 5,7O4 barrels -four; 49,
543 bushels wheat.
CHICAGO. August 22-Flour nominaly un
Chicago spring 95kc cash; No. 2 Chicago spring
sc cash; s6%@s7c September. $500 October;
$500 year; sales 86M@ssc September: No. 8 Chica-
higher; sssSo cash; ssX@s4o september; $40 aa
1890 October; rejected 32%033c. Oats quiet and
steady; 2sAc cash; 2s7s@as7s September; 2sgc
unchanged. Flax seed, poor to common $l.ls; sales
generally l. 90 for per cent. seed. Pork, demand
good: tending upward; closed easier; $3.50 cash
s:s7M october. Lard active, firmer and higher;
$565@5.67.s cash and September; 5:67AG05.70
October. Bulk meats in good demand and shade
higher; So. .45@4 .6o@4so. Whisky in good demand
at full prices; Sl06. Freights, corn to Buffalo 4c:
wheat 4hc. Receipts, 1000 barrels flour; $4,000
bushels wheat; 23s, 600 bushels corn; 100000 bush
Shipments 1900 barrels aour; 900 bushels wheat:
100000 bushels corn; 1000 bushels oats; $4,000
bushels rye; 1900 bushels barley.
$500 Septe Dber; 86Ac October. Corn steady and
unchanged. OBts nominally unchanged. Pork
easier; declined 2hc. Lard steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO, August 22.-Hog receipts 14,OO0; ship
ments 5000; packing more active under good de-
mand, but shade lower; 3.OO@3.?5; common to
choice dull SC lower; 35o@s rs; choice heavy $50
22O0 exports good supply; fairly active;4 s5@5.2O:
all grades of shipping firm and stronger; fair to good
steers 42o@45o; stockers steady; 2. .4C@2.7O; feed
cattle steady; fair demand; best grades shade
frmer; common slow; through grass Texans 2.1U@o
ass: Sheep. receipts 400; shipments 10; dull: !:
tending downward; exports 4.50: butchers 1900
$40; lambs 1.5c@2.4 40; closed weak
NEW YORK, August 22.-Ootton firm at IL OIL &c;
futures steady. flour firm: receipts $1,000 barrels;
good extra 4.2o@4.40; good to choice 4.5o@s .25;
white wheat extra 75@5.25; extra Ohio 25@5. rs;
St. Louis 45o@6 25; Minnesota patent process 5.75
600 bushels; rejected spring 72@D73Ac: No 9 spring
96c: un ngraded spring 9O056c; ungraded winter red
97hc@S109; No. do los; No. edo l.10@l .10h:
LIZ; No. 1amber .O21s01.11; ungraded white LOS
Oil; No. do, sales 56 600 bushels at 1.11k
No: 2 red, August sales 1000 bushels at LOO
!.10; October, sales 24sO 900 bushels at l.10@1.1OH
Rye steady; No 2western 64c. Barley duh. Malt
quiet. Corn, receipts 13s, 1000 bushels ungrAded 46
@47c; yellow 4712c: No. white SIC; No. 2 August
f6hc bid, 47c asked; September 46X bid, 47c asked
October 47Yc bid, 4sc asked. OATS less active re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels; mixed western 1870; white
western 32A@sS. Hops dull. Hay dull. Coffee
dull. Sugar steady; fair to good refining 6A. No
lasses dull and nominal. Rice, fair demand. Pc
troleum dull; united 64A@65%c; crude 5@6c; re-
fined 6Ac. Talow steady. Rosin quiet and un-
changed. Turpentine steady. Eggs firm; western
l3@l5c. Pork hrmer; new mess $3.50. Beef quiet
and unchanged. Gut meats dull western long clear
middles S. CO.; short do 5.12H. Lard quiet and
heavy; prime steam, $500. Butter, in fair demand
and heavy; western 6W17c. Cheese, western $40
SIC. Whisky $1.O6.
Boston, August 22.-Flour quiet; western super
fine SO 5004 90; common extra 4.2504.5O; Wiscon-
sin extra 4.25@5.50; Minnesota do 4.75@6OO; winter
wheats, Ohio and Michigan 8. 5.O0@5.5O; Illinois
and Indiana, 5.OO@600; st. Louis s. .5Ol6 90; Wis
consin and Minnesota patent spring wheats 5000
500; winter wheats .0007 .25. Corn steady; mixed
and yellow 50@E2c Oats firm; new 32D37c; old SO
@42c. Rye 67170c.
ANTWERP, August 22.-Petro]eum 17Af.
LIVERPOOL, August 22.-Cotton firm; 9-16M
11-l6d; sales 5000 bales for speculation and export
1000 bales; American $500 bales. BreadstDffs firm
except corn, which is dull red western spring No.
to No. $50 8s 1Od red western winter No to
No. 9sG19s Sd. Corn, new western mixed As 8dD
AZ Sd. Oats, American 6s Sd. Peas, Canadian
IS 4d. Tallow, fine American 32s Cd. Yarns and
fabrics at Manchester firm. Wheat receipts for
the past three days 268,O0O; American 100000.
NEW YoRK, August 22.-Dry goods, iobbins
trade decidedly more active and business fair with
package houses. There is an improved tone in the
cotton goods market and prices are generally firm
Prints in better demand, and polka spot side band
styles doing well. Dress styles ginghan1s moving
freely, and dress goods fairly active. Mems wear
woolens sluggish. Foreign goods in better demand