Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-02
Chicago.
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

unchanged Wheat steady ana quiet; No. 1
hard 1.20; No. nominal; No. 2 hard lis;
No. 3 LIS; August 1.15; September
LA; October l.13s; November 1.144; De-
cember nominal; No. s 1.Ol1a; No; 4 SIC;
Oats dull and lower; No. 2 SSc. Rye
dull and lower; No. SSc. Barley active; No.
3 74c. Provisions easy; mess pork
17.92X cash and August; 1893 September.
Lard, prime steam II. 571S cash and August;
11.62h September. Live hogs easier; $50
| $3.50. Freights, wheat to Buffalo 24@2Hc.
Receipts, 1O,0O4 barrels -four: 42,l50 bush
els wheat; 2,440 bushels barley. Shipments,
1880 barrels -four; 1880 bushels wheat;
none barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. Flour steady; fair de-
mand. Wheat, fair demand and higher; No.
2 Chicago spring, 1.19H @120 cash; 1.2O
August; 1.15%@l. 15x September; l.15 Octo-
Der; No. Chicago spring 1.03W1.O5 rejected
76@77c. Corn active, irIn and higher; 4SX
@49c cash; SOC August and september; SOC
bid October; rejected 45c. Oats active, firm
and higher; 81 @32c cash; 31xc August;
29He September and October; rejected Csc.
Rye easier; Soc. Barley firm; 93c September.
Pork steady; fair demand; $500 cash, August
and September; 17.95 October. Lard dull,
weak and lower; II. 60@i1.62h cash and Au-
gust; IL IS September; 115S4 oil 90 October.
Bulk meats IN good demand at full prices;
shoulders $50; short rib $50; do clear 9.35.
Whisky steady and unchanged; Ill.
Freights, corn 10 Buffalo 2s4c.
Call board-Wheat irregular; cash higher;
options lower; $l.2OK August; 1.154 @l.l5H
September; 1.l4A @l.14A October. Corn I'M
settled and generally higher; 49c August; 50x
@50X September; 50X &c October. Oats fairly
active and shade higher; 3lMc August; 3Oa
September and October, Pork Irregular; 7.95 |
hid Anorcf. tx Saftnmher.- 4S.01S no |
October. Lard easier; II. 57ls August; |
1925 September; lbs October.
Receipts, 2O,GG0 barrels flour; g., 900 bushels |
of wheat; 455,O00 bushels of corn; 1T 600 ,
bushels of OATS 1900 bushels OF rye: 1870 |
bushels barley, Shipments, 1900 barrels
flour; $4,000 bushels wheat: 10000 bushels |
of corn; 5,720 bushels oats; 1,4G0 bushels
rye, 500 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The Drover's Journal
reports hog receipts $1,000; shipments
3 700; quiet; slow; 5@1Uc lower; mixed pack
ing 6.G0@6.55; light 1896 20; mainly $500
& 70; choice heavy 600; culls and skips 5 90 |
tg6.O0 Cattle, receipts $500; shipments
l 800; generally slow; weaker; not lower;
quality generally poor; common to medium
5.6O9o 30; native butchers 2.35@375; stock
ers and feeders steady; 2.50@4 25; common to
fair Texans 3:s0@ 90; Wyoming natives rs
"a .75 cows 75G4 90; .ail eSd stock 3.45@
$40. Sheep, receipts 800; no shipments;
mere nominal market; poor quality; common
10 medinm COG 1000; good to choice 3.409 |
8 30 The Journals cable says: Cattle al
Glasgow, Liverpool and London easier, l4c
for American and 14A Canadian.
New YORK, Aug. l.-Cotton good demand;
il i @12Xc; futures weak. Flour firm;
receipGs $4,000 barrels: exports 5,O0t
barrels: superfne state and western 3.951
So; common to good extra 5. 1905 80; goou
to choice 5.359675; white wheat extra
5 .25@6.25; extra Ohio 9O@6.75 st. Louis
i.90g5.75; Minnesota patent process 6.2h@
% Wheat easier: closing firm; receipts
3Sl 900 bushels; exports 2S7 900 bushels: se-
ected spring SSc; ungraded sT.rins 1.0lt0 |
Is, No. 3 do LIS; No. 2 do 1.2l@l,22;
steamer No spring LIS; ungraded red los
al 261I; No. do LII. e11.22; No. 2 DO
|. 25(9l .264; steamer do l21 u; No. 1 r,d
,.2S; mixed winter LII 4 oil 22H; ungradeo
,Thite ,22@1 .24A; No. 2 do 25x; steamer
10 2OX @l.2l; No. 2 red August sales 30i,
l.25M; September sales 36o,oU bushels
At 27H al -2Sh; closing at LIS; October
tales $4,000 bushels at 1.295s@l, 80:
losing al 100. Corn nominalIg unchanged;
,ash lots less active receipts 473, 900 bushels;
exports 1874 eco bushels; ungraded 4S@5Sc;
No. 3 51@52e, steamer 54@55; No. 575s@
5SA c; No white. 59A @6ac, steamer white
,o9 uuS iducH WHitc IN hu5ooI oeZaW I
,Sx C; closing ut 5S1l @5Sssc; September $3.50;
October COX @6lc, closing at Gle. Oats nn-
settled; feverish; heavy; 293c lower; receipts
20, 900 bushels; mixed western 47@49c;
white western 47@50c. Stock of grain
n store July 80: Wheat 2,716,000 bushels;
.orn 2, 1853 900 bushels; oats 1,7t5, COO bushels;
barley $4,000 bushels; rye 40, 900 bushels. peas
&c 900 bushels; malt 5000 bushels. Coffee
luiet and firm. Sugar quiet and firm; fair
% good refining 7S@7Ac. Molasses dull
md unchanged. Rice dull and unchanged.
Eggs quiet and steady. Pork active and firm;
new mess 18.00@lS.50- Lard firm; prime
steam 1l.S5. Butter in good demand; 12ig2Sc.
Cheese unsettled; 7@9A for poor TO choice.
New YORK, Aug dry, goods business
airly active with package houses and jobbing
trade steadily improving. Dress ginghams
active in first hands, and both worsted and
cotton dress goods doing well. Prints in IT.
regular demand. Cotton goods moving
steadily and remain firm. Wooden goods in
moderate demand and steady.