Daily globe., 1879-06-20
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, June 19.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat opened steady and INC lower, and closed firm
with better feeling; No. hard $1.O5a No. D. 99Ac;
No. 4, 72Izc; rejected 62c. Corn lower: fair de-
mand; No. ., S5c. Oats lower and less firm; Mop,
s5Ae Rye oge No. Barley
mess pork quiet at $40 90 cash. Lard, prime steam
$b.25. Hogs frmer at So .e0@38O Freights, wheat
to Buffalo &c. Receipts 7,4l1 barrels -four 78,25o
bushels wheat. Shipments, 1880 barrels 6our; 49,,
700 bushels wheat.
OHroAao June l9.-Flour quiet and firm. Wheat
active but lower; unsettled; No. Chicago spring
$1.O1hs cash; 95A @y5Bc 10 July; 90Xc August; No. 3
Chicago spring 5O1ac; rejected 64065c. Corn, fair
demand but lower rates; 35A@35Xc cash; S64c
July; 37as @S7hc August Oats steady; fair demand;
unchanged. Barley steady and unchanged. Pro-
visions steady and unchanged. Pork $40 10 cash.
Lard, $6.22h cash. y Whisky steady ana ~ UNCHANGED
5000 barrels -four; 1900 bushels wheat; $4,000
bushels corn; QUO bushels oats 1000 bushels rye;
aour; 200 bushels wheat, $4,000 bushels corn;
Hn00 bushels oats; $50 Bushels rye; 4,lOO bushels
barley.
CH1oAao June 19-The Drovers' journal reports
hog receipts $1,000; shipments $3.50; strong; &c
higher; opened steady and firm, and closed firm and
higher; pens well cleared; mixed packing 6o@3 80;
ceps s. o. shipments 5000; duh but steady; steers,
common to fair !. 1904 80; good to choice $50
400; good to extra shipping 4. .7004.95; butchers
Te1sns pleny easer SHEEP peceipts
1900; shipments 1000; unchanged
NEW YORK, June 19.-Cotton steady at 10 5-160
IL 716o; futures barely steady Flour receipts
L, 600 barrels; superhne state and western S340@
$3.50 common to good extra good to choice
415Q04.5O: white wheat extra 4.7605 as: extra Ohio
process 6.eO@7.75 Wheat heavy and very much de-
pressed; receipts lie, 900 bushels; rejected spring
74c; No. do $50; No. do 90@9lc; No. 2 do 81 03
@1 04A; ungraded winter red l:l5; No.2 do 1.16A
@1.16A; ungraded white 1.1301.l6; No. l do, sales
5000 bushels at .14@1.14tt. Rye dull; No. west
ern 6od16lhc. Barley dun and unchanged. Malt
qniet and steady. Corn steady; receipts e. 81. goo
No. white 4sAo. Oats heavy; receipts 900 bush-
els; mixed western 36@3sNc; white western 39@41c.
Hay steady. Hops firm: yearlngs 2@lc. Coffee
du and eM quiet
$1O5A @l.07; refined l06A. Tallow quiet and un-
changed: Rosin firm. Turpentine quiet at $1.27.
Eggs dull; western 1l@131ac. Pork strong; new
steady. Cut meats quiet and firm western long clear
middes S5.25; short clear midd1es $685. Lard frmer
prime steam se42A: Butter steady; we western 7@leo
BesTos, June 1s.-Flour, stespy; moderate de-
mand: st. Louis S.. 6@6Oo; others unchanged.
steady; fair dem and; No. i and e1ta white 100
a5c; No white 4o@4oAc; No 9 white and and mixed
@7s Cd refined petroleum 6s 11d66s Sd Linseed
oil 28s0n2ss 3D.. Spirits turpentine 21s@21s Sd.
ANTWERP, June 19.-Petroleum l8Af.
LvERPool, June 1s..Cotton quiet; 6X0
port 1000 bales; American $500 bales. Z;
goods market continues firm, and there is steady
orders. Mems wear woolens, though less active,
In fair request and steady in prices Prints and
ginghams quiet and firm. The aBuletin" says the
| torily sold at auction on Wednesday and Thursday
next.