Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-03
AssooIArEp pREss REPORTS.

M1LwAuKEE, July 2.-Flour quiet but frmer.
Wheat opened frmer lc higher and closed firm;
Mo- No. h haa No. saD s's sa No. No. slc
No 4, CSC; rejected nominal. Corn irmer, and
in fair demand; No. 2, s4asc. Oats frmer; No.
2, 2.ssc; Rye higher; No. l., 72o. Barley higher
pork quiet at $3.50 cash July, $12.70 August.
Lard, prime steam $3.50 cash July; S6.s5 August.
Live hogs quiet but firm at s4.15@43O. Freights:
wheat to Buffalo SIC. Receipts, 1910 barrels flour;
22,s6O bushels wheat; 1850 bushels barley.
Shipments, 4,2OS barrels flour; 22,9OO bushels
wheat; 1850 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Flour steady and unchang-
ed Wheat active and higher; No. red winter CSC;
No Chicago spring s99s9A cash; S9% July !;
s7Ac August; $3.50 September; No. 9 Chicago
spring 7sH@5so rejected ssc Corn strong and
September; rejected 33c. Oats strong and higher;
24llc cash 241c July :: 23Ac August; 23c Sep
TENDER Rye steady and unchanged. Barley firm
1854 012.65c August; 1866 September. Lard
in good demand and shade higher 6.721a cash !;
6 $3.50 August; 6.S2A September. Bulk meats
strong and higher; shoulders 4.75 short ribs TOO;
do clear 90. Whisky steady and unchanged LOS.
Freighfs, corn to Buffalo SIC. Receipts 5000
barrels hour; $4,000 bushels wheat; 1872 600 bushels
also bushels barley Shipments, IL, 900 barrels -four
las, GOO bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn; 1885,
bushe oats; 1850 rye; 1900; bushels barley.
2l,0oO; shipments $500; opened active, steady and
strong, owing to advance in provisions; mixed
packing; 4.O004.25; light 4.1504.25; choice heavy
4sog4 90 ooo Cattle receipts ceIIas 400; shid-
i I5@s5, lower than Wednesdays shipments te,
4200i25. Distilling grass Texans 24O9s.1O; chiefly
80; butchers steady 20O@3.00 Sheep, receipts
674; shipments none; strong, higher; common to
medium 8 5O13.95; medium to choice 40004.3,.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Cotton steady at II
13-16@n l5-1ec; futures easy; July u:5s;
November 10 81; December 1885; January 10 .66.
Flour frm receipts $500 barrels; super state and
western So 3O03 95; common to good extra
extra $50 q 90; extra Ohio 400 a 625;
ST. Louis soO7 90 Minnesota patent process,
6.0008.0O. Wheat in good demand; receipts 100000
bushels he No. spring aGog e No; DO Log
01.20; ungraded white 1901 49, No. Q do 1.l11z !;
No. do sales $1,000 bushels at 1.13O1.14; No. 2
red, July. sales 3s4 900 bushels at 1.l4@l Is;
August sales 272 900 bushels at .09 OIL 10. Corn
weak; receipts 298,000 bushels; ungraded Al
@51Sc; No. 8, 47s; steamer 48048hc; No. 2, 5DA
@502c; low mixed 5O05lh; No. July 481s049Ac;
August 49049Ac. Oats active, shade higher, receipts
5000 bushels; mixed western 34037c; white west
ern S504Oc. Hay, demand fair, market firm at Toe.
Hops quiet and unchanged. Coffee firm; Rio car
steady; fair to good refined quoted at 5s@7Ac.
Molasses firm, with moderate inquiry Rice,
Carolina quoted at 6%@7%; Rangoon SIS
@eo. Petroleum aniet but steady, united at
frmer at 316G6Ac. Rosin quiet at 142A0145.
TurpenHne quiet at LIS: Eggs dull and
unchanged. Pork strong and higher, new mess
12.50O13 Beef fairly active; city extra md India
mess quoted at 1e@17. Out meats stronger, but
quiet; long clear middles S7.S7H; short clear
middles 7.62M. Lard weak prime steam at $7.221a
07.25. Butter frner at l1021c. Cheese stronger
at SOTO. Whisky nominal at 1.1211l5.
A New York dispatch Of last evening says:
"The dry goods market continues quiet in all de-
partments. Cotton goods quiet in first hands, but
prices unchanged. Light prints dull, but there is
some inquiry for dark fancy prints. Dress ging-
hams moving steadily. kentucky jeans rather more
active but clothing and wooens are in light demand.
Imports for the week 81 1888 200. Hi.ep
Boston, July 2.-Flour quiet: western superfne
30O03 so; common extras, 35OO4 so; wiconsin ex-
ira 4000500; MiHnesota do rs winter xheats