Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-02

LARD.
AssooIATED PRESS REPORTS.

MrLwAUKEE, July Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat opened firmer nc higher and closed strong
No. l hard $i.O5: No. /. 97c; No. 2, Ss1zc: July
1910. August S71so; Sept. 84Ac: No. 8, 1910;
No 4, zoe; rejected nominal. Corn frmer, No Q,
34Mc. Oats higher: No. Q, 24hc. Rye dull and
lower, No. l, Toe. Barley stronger No. 2, 66A OSLO.
5l2.2o cash July, Sl2 80 August. Lard prime steam
$3.50 cash or July; S6.T5 August. Live hogs quite
but easier at g. 15430 Ffeights. wheat to Buffalo
sc Receipts 6l53 barrels our 400 bushels sls
barrels -four; 1880 bushels wheat: 1,450 bushels
barley. Adjourned from Friday until Tuesday.
CHICAGO. July Flour dull and Nominal.
Wheat strong and higher; No 2 red winter 92c; No
G5S6Sc August, SIC September; No. Chicago 751s
@76Ac. Corn active, firm and higher; 3sl4c cash !;
3aAo bid July; S5c August; $3.50 September; re-
jected 321se. Oats strong and higher; 24Kc cash
and July; 23c August; 22%@G23c September. Rye
steady and unchanged Barley frmer; 76W76c.
Pork strong and higher; 70 20 cash; 12I7A@
and higher; 6. 10 cash; 6.75 bid August; $50 Sep
tember. Bulk meats strong and higher; shoulders
40; do short ribs $50; do clear 49, Whisky
steady and unchanged I09- Freghts corn to Buffalo
5h405ssc. Receipts 1000 barrels rour; 10000
bushels wheat; 40l 0G0 bushels corn; 1900 BUSH
sig oats; 2000 bushels rye; 3,400 bushels barley.
Shipments. 500 barrels -four; $4,000 bushels wheat;
100000 bushels corn: $4,000 bushs oats: none
rye; 400 bushels barley
The Drover's journal reports hog receipts
$4,000; shipments 3.4b0; opened steady and closed
quiet and weak; mixed packing 4.0004.25. Cattle,
receipts ESQ., shipments 9,000; slow trade; 50llc
lower: exports pletlfnl: slow; 4.75G4.8o; common
TO fair shipping 10000 so: Texans quiet and un-
changed 2.50@3 Is: butchers COWS 20t@3 s.; steers
5. 0014 co; bulls 2.0o1s 90; stockefs 81 03.00.
Sheep receipts 600; shipments none; steady and
firm; 3.25G54.25
is-ls6Il 1880: futures easy July Hes;
August ll5S September Hot; October 1859;
November IG So; December 1853; January 10 66
Flour firm: receipts II GOO barrels; super state and
ar,> rrnNI yfrn
3.s504. IS; good to choice 4 SCOT co; white wheat
extra $50 q 500: extra Ohio 4.50 @ 6.25;
St. Louis 8o@7 30 Minnesota patent process,
6.Qo@8OO Wheat in good demand; receipts 4l2.G00
bushels; No. spring 1.00D1.04; No. do 1O7
al 08; ungraded red l090l.131a No. 2 do 1.15aD
01.lT1s: No. 2 do white 1.ll@1.1l1s; No. do
red, July. sales 2ls 900 bushels at 1.11a@l. 10;
August sales $4,000 bushels at 0!A01 %; Sept
ember sales $4,000 bushels at OH l0S4. Corn in
fair demand: receipts $4,000 bushels ungraded 461s
oslo; steamer 1885 848hc; No. ,, 5at0oG@c; No. 2
July 489s 5485c; August4sAo. Oats quiet: receipts
$4,000 bushes mixed western 32iz@35o; white west
eIn 26G40c. Hay in fair demand at 75060c. Hops
quiet but steady. Coffee. quite firm. Sugar dull
and unchanged. Molssses quiet and firm. Rice
firm Carolina quoted at 68@7A; Raugoon
52sI6c. Petroleum q iiet and steady, united at
steady at $500 l-16o. Resin dull and unchanged.
Turpentine dull and easier at 27A0l2 %. Eggs
quiet but steady at 11ll2c Pork strong and higher,
old mess li.750i2,00; new 12.25. Beef unchanged.
Gut meats quiet and firm; long clear mid
dies S7.25: short clear middies 7.5o. ard active
firm and higher: prime steam at S7.12@G7.15. But
ter firm and unchanged. Cheese in good demand
and armer at 4A@6Ho. Whisky nominal at 1.i20
Il3
sroN, July Flour quiet western superfne
3.GG0S 80; common extras, 5 1904 81; Wiconsin
ira OG0575 Minnesota do 0G@s rs; winter wheats,
Ohio and Michigan 5G0A5.5o; Illinois and Indiana
s00G5 IS: st. Louis 5.25@6.25; spripg wheat pat
ents 6.0d@S %; winter wheat pat ts $500. 25.
Corn, moderate demand mixed aud yellow 53 8e6c.
Oats dull No. ! and extra white 40143c: No. 2
white sSDSS15c; No. 2 mixed and No. 8 white
35@37c. Rye I.05.
ANTWERP, July Petroleum 22Kf.
LIyEReooL. July Cotton, moderate inquiry
freely supplied; 6A@6Md; sales 5000 bales; for
speculation and export $500 bales. Beef, prime
mess Gas. Cheese, fine American 49s. Spirits tur-
pentine 26s.