Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MnwAuKEE, August s.-Flour easier. Wheat
opened steady " higher and closed firm: No. !
October $3.50: No. 3, 7sc; No l. 72to; rejected CSC
Corn steady: No. 2. ssNc. Oats very quiet; No. ?,
2sAc. Rye unsettled and lower; No. aud new
pork gu ct at $50 cash. Lard. rime steam 5.a5.
axe. Receipts Alto barrels dnnr: 1890 bnsh4h
vheat. Shipments, 1917 barrels -four: IS, 361
''H,oAe'. August Flour steady; with fair de-
mand; double extra IS rs; extra 3.0R04 90: super
but lower; No. i Chicago spring 94c: No . winter
9M@aoc; No. Chicago spring $40 cash: 84h O.
$3.50 September; $3.50 October; No. 8 Chic go
1870 csah: s4Hc September: s4kc bid October
rejected 32A@s21sc. Oats steady and firm: 23A G
cash and sentamber: 23Kc October. Rye easier:
49xQ 15Oc. Barley dull and nominal Pork steady
and UNCHANGED but some Gales rather HIGHER; as Is
cash and September; 8.l7t @s.90 October. Lard
active, firm and higher: closing weak; $t.32X5. rs
year. Bulk meats steady and firm; So $500. $50
4.55. Freiehts corn to Buffalo 4Ac; wheat 40
SC. Whisky steady and unchanged: 81 .O4 Receipta
bushels corn: $4,000 bushels oats $4,000 bushels
rye: 3, 200 bushels barley Shipments. $50, barrels
1our: gal bushels wheat; 2O4, 9fW bushels corn
CLOSING prices Wheat frmer; sl11c September;
s,skc bid $50 asked October. Corn firm and u,,-
changed. Oats easier; declined Nc. Provisions
CH1oAe August 8.-The Drovers' journal reports
hog receipts 10 600; shipments 5000: mixed pack
ing dull; easier: but not quotably lower. 2.9O3
light bacon goo1 demand 8 A0138s; choice heavy
so03.sO: closed tame. Cattle receipts s4O0 ship-
nents $500: active and firm; export steers good de
mand: 48Onb rs: shipping 4.c01N4 10; butchers
quiet: stockere and feeders unchanged: western
strong: corn fed ColOrados and natives $780, Color
ado Texans 2.9OMS 80: Wyoming natives 295; Ne
braska Texans 2.75nA90; market fairly active good
clearance made. Sheep. receipts 200; nominally
unchanged.
Nrw YoRK. August s.-Ootton steady at u 1sdal1Ao;
futures firm: Flour weak; receipts $4,000 barrels
good extra 4.3O614 IS: good to choice 47O@8 .2s.
white wheat extra 4.75@5 IS: extra Ohio 4N0h6 ~
q. Louis 4b006.50: Minnesota patent process 5.75
Regular spring $50; No. spring ssN90c; new
Northwestern 81 90: ungraded spring 78M91c: I'M
AIDED winter red 9ocM, .0S; No. do l.n5H mixed
Sn sns1sdea nse
At l.ioM@iiiS: No red, August , sales isaooe
bushels at September sales
bushels at l.OsA. Rye quiet; western CSC. Barley
dull and unchanged. ltquiet. Corn firm receipts
$4,000 bushels; ungraded 4s@4ecK steamer 44Nc:
4sko bid, 46Xc asked; October 471c bid, 47Xo
asked. Oats, shade frmer: receipts 1000 bushels
mixed western sh@s.c; white western $3.50 @4cc.
Hay, demand fair and firm Hops firm. Coffee
net steady. Sugar dull: fair to good refining 6Ac
Molasaes dull. Rice, demand fair and firm Caro-
lima sS@7Ac. Petroleum dull united 6sA @69sso
'Xc. Rosin dull ct 1.271RM1. 30 Turpentine dull
and unchanged. Eggs, western 8011hc. Pork,
dul:; new mess s. 67HM92O, latter very choice.
Beef, nominal Ont meats, long clear middes $4.a2N
short do 6i2h. Lard, weak; prime steam $3.50
582h. Butter, quiet. Cheese, nominal. Whisky
nominal.
BosroN, August S.-Flour steady: western super
tine 50 5NO4 20 common extra 4 2504.5N: Wiscon-
sin extra 4.25@6.sO; Win esota do 210 650; winter
wheats, Ohio and Michigan 6OOn5.75; Illinois and
Indiana .OO16. co. St Louis .5O76 90; Wisconsin
and Minnesota patent spring wheats 6.On@ 200:
winter wheats 6. ONM7 80. Corn firm mixed and gel
low48x a DC. Oats quiet: No. and extra
white 4alA44c; No. white, old Ale; new S70S7c
Rye 68M7Oc.
LONDON, August s.-sugar, No IL Dutch Stand
ard afinat 2ls@2ls Sd. Refined petroleum 6s ldH
Whale oil 22s028. z5sE
ANTwERp, August Petroleum 1714f.
LIVERPOOL, August 8.-Cotton steady; 6 5-16M
sgd; sales soon bales: for sneculstion and
exrort 1.OOO bales; American $500 bales. Bread
stufs 6ul; except corn, which 10 frmer: Caforn's
white wheat average So 6d@ss Sd: do club % 6dM
los; red western spring No. 2 to No. rs 1@Ss I'D
red we-tern winter No 2 to No. So 2d@ Sd. Corn
western mixed As ID Lard, American SOs Cd
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet but steady
Wheat receipts for the past three days 2l4,O0O;
| American $4,000
New York August 8.-Dry goods, cotton
goods ip steady bnt moderate demand ut frat hands
and prices generally Arm Prints in moderate re
qnest. Ginghams continue fairly active, and both
worsted and cotton dress goods doing we'll. Mems
wear woolens quiet aud cloakings in light demand
shawls and skirts little active. Hosiery ano
underwear IN steady request.