Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-17
LARD.
AssnOIArEn pREss pErnRra

MILWAUKEE, Aug I6-FIour in ruodtr5te de-
mand. Wheat opened weas, l4o higher, and closed
steady; No. hard nominal; No. l G0Hc; No. 2,
8ae; August 89c; September 57Hc; October SIX c;
No. 3, 7Sc; No 4. zoe; rejected 6Oc. Corn lower;
No. 2, SIC. Oats lower: No. 2, 24l4e Rye quiet
and unchanged; No. ], 700 Barley hrmer; No. 2
73c. Provisions dropping; mess pork at $40 80 cash
ard September; 1906 October. Lard, prime steam
s7.65 cash and September; $40 October. 1.-Two
hogs lower st 81 G5D4.sO. Freights: wheat to
Buffalo SIC. Receipts, $3.50 barrels -four; 1884
bushels wheat; $50 bushels barley Shipments, 3lf
barrels -four; 1852 bushels wheat: $50 bushels
barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Flour. in good demaud at
firm prices. Wheat in fair d. Sand at lower rsies;
No. red winter 9l15c; No. Chicago spring
Chicago spring S0Hc Corn unsettled and ReDer-
ally higher; closed weak 3775c cash; $50 Sept nber;
$500 October. Oats dull, weak and lower; 23o
cash; 23Bc August; 241Ec September. Rye steady
and unchanged. Barley firmer; 75Hc. Flax seed
better: S1.13O11414. Pork active but lower; i6.25
0l6 SO cash; Is 45016.50 August and SeptenIer;
10 10 October Lard essier; 65 cash; 7.G5lt1.67E5
september; 7.72HN775 October. Buik meats easisr;
shoulders S. CO.. short ribs IS 05; short clear p.
Whisky steady and unchanged; 100. Freigbtsr corn
to Buffalo 4Ac. The board. by vote Of OIL 20
259 refused to make summer packed pork regular.
Receipts &C. 900 barrels -four; 600 bUshels wheat
452,0o0 bushels corn; 9letO bushels or; 1850
bushels rye: 1900 bushels barley Shipments
10000 barrels -four; 1850 bushels wheat; $4,000
bushels corn; 5000 bushels oats; 2cJ bushels rye
1,G00 bushels barley.
The DroYer's Journal reports hog receipts ;op1i
shipments $685. moderately active; gle io'rer;
common to good mixed packing 4 5olLl g.; light
SOS 05; choice heavy 9Et5.zO; closing dull;
few unsold. Cattle, receipts 3,23c; shipments t1i;
steady; active; moderate supply and firm; prices lc
higher shipping at 20lJs.90; butchers 2,ouGI3.2ei
grass Texans 2.40g3.O0; stockcTs 250G52 70. Sheep
receipts 500; 37504.S0; lambs 0GlG55J per head.
NEW York, Aug. 10 Cotton quiet but steady 81
II 9-l61l1 11-16c; futures barely steady. Flour
weak; receipts $1,000 barrels; superfDe state ans
western SO. 5GIl4 Is: COMMON to GOOD
extra 4.OOG14 40; good to choice I 5gG6 20: white
wheat extra 4 251i Is; extra Ohio 4.35GG.jo; St
Louis 42s9T.25: Minnesota patent process 6.o9D
$50. Wheat heavy; receipts 10000 bushela; No.
spring Sl.C50l.G7; uneraded red 2-cG1l.Gsi No.
DO 1851 OF; No. do IOSAJlC3; No. do
Liza steamer No 3 do 01t.; mixed winter
$1,000 bushels az 09ztG l5i steamer No. DO
10l; No. red, August, sales 1l6,G4 bushels az
1.C8A@I. 0Sss; September. sales 2ss,COO bushels a
1.0s1a0l. 099s October, sales 265,yV0 busEeis at
l. 91l.09l4. Corn active but lower; receipts 2i59DD
bushels; ungraded 49, 050lzc; No. 2, 50Qt5OA No.
white SIC; yellow 53 055; No. August 5Ul550zsc;
September 50H0051Mc: October 52lj3c. Oats
heavy; receipts 1000 bushels: mixed western $50.
4Oc; white western 99040c. Hay fairly active and
and unchanged. Sugar firm; fair to good refining
quoted st 72lGTTc. AIolasses demand fair and
market firm. Rice quiet and unchanged. e
sroleum frIner; united at SSi5c; crude 6&GIhc
Resin duh and unchanged. Turpentine dull and
weak st 13e6lla0Hc. Eggs firm at l2is Ggi5c. Pork
firm: new mess quoted at SIS 50 Beef quiet and
steady. Cut NESTS quiet but firm; long clear MD
dies quoted at SAC: short clear nuiddles &c. Lard
strong; prime steam 81 .9I1zGs o.. Butter dull az
14125c. Cheese dull and unsettled at 81 0t1Ohc.
boston Aug. 16.-Flour moderate demand west
ern supertne 3.5094 09 common eztrss 4.C015.75;
Wisconsin extra 25l14.45; Minnesota do 5.0OgI70p;
winter wheats, Ohio and Michigan 4.45G5.75;
Illinois and Indiana s.5O06 co: st. Louis 5.75a
96.25; spring wheat patents 6.5cGS 75 winter vhest
do 6.003S.o0. Corn in fair demand; mixed end
yellow 5l957c Oats in good demund sales at 400
45c, including choice, at 45G46c; old nominal at $50
Soc. Rye S44c
LoNDoS, Aug. 16 Spirits turpentine 28s 9d92as.
ANTWERP, Aug. I6 Petroleum 2Sf.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. I6.-Cotton quiet but steady;
6B07d; ISLES 5000 bales; for speculation and
export 1000 bales; American 1880 bales. Lard,
American Ais Sd. Bacon, short clear Ais Cd.
New York dispatch of last evening Eays:
The dry goods business was fairly active With
commission bouses and the jobbing trade is
steadily improving. Cotton goods are in steady
demand and the tone of the market is frner.
Prints goods are moving steadily. Wooden
goods in moderate demand. Foreign goods
rather more active"