Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-11
PORK.
Chicago
LARD.
hicsgo. Chicago.
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS

MILWAUKEE, July 10.-Flour steady; in
fair demand. Wheat tame and easier; No 2
hard nominal; No. 2 1.29; July 1.29; Au-
gust l.1sS; September 1.1oT; No. 8 LOS.
firm; No. 3 Ole; white Csc. Rye quiet; No l
75c; No. 7lc. Barley inactive; nominally
unchanged; No. cash and July SIC; Septem-
Der Soc bid; sc asked; extra No. 5 73c
Provisions easier, mess pork 22.l5 cash and
July; % 25 August. Lard, prime steam
hogs steady; 7.S09S 40 Freights quiet and
nominal; wheat 10 Buffalo l11c. Receipts,
5, IS bbls. -four; 30,225 bushels of wheat;
1850 bushels Of barley. Shipments, 12,l65
barrels OF -four; 64,2S5 bushels of wheat;
500 bushels of barley.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Flour in good demand
at full prices.
Wheat, No. 2 Chicago spring, higher but
dull; 81 SO cash; 81 32@1. 33 July; 81 IA Au-
gust; l.t2I September; Sl.0S year No. Chi
csgo spring; 81 02Ql.06 rejected roc No 2
red winter; Sl.l9 cash; Sl.16K July; sl.12G
August; 81 l0H September.
Corn steady and firm; S0QS04 cash; S04c
July; SiS 01S01{c August; S0c September; 79c
October; tic year. reJ -cCed 7714@774c.
Oats were in good demand aud prices q
shade higher; Soc cash, 52X @53c for July,
r 49, @43e for August, 49, c for September,
and 3s5sG39c for year.
Rye easier at 741Ic.
Barley dull and nominal.
CHICAGO, July 10 The DroueyS' Journal
reports hog receipts 22,000; shipments $500;
weak; Zoe lower than Saturday; very poor;
common to good mixed 7.60G3 %; heavy
packing and shipping S25l3 $50; skips 90
@7.40. Cattle, receipts 1000, 5000 were
Texans; shipments 800; strong on good
natives; exports 65@S.25, good to choice
az 40; mixed butchers 2 6095 90; stockers
and feeders 3.01@4 go; Texans, receipts $50
cars; Gamers lee lower; 1594.60; shippers
aud dressed beef Texans 4 9UQ6 60. Sheep,
receipts 200; shipments mole; demand fair
and market steady; poor 10 fair 509425;
good 4094 70; choice S595,25 Only fair
shippers not active. British cable advices to
the Drouers' Jouyw,t denote u moderately
active and steady cattle market at last weeks
decline, and supplies are reported moderate
but the general demand rather brisk; medium
TO choice Amer lean steers l5al7Kc. Sheep i'll
light supply; selling at 1920.
NEW YORK., July l0.-Flour firm;
receipts 1900 barrels; exports 1900;
superfne state and western 3.75G465;
common to good extra 4.7095.60; good to
choice 5.7009 90; white wheat extra 1850
800; extra Ohio 4.S59S 90, st. Louis 1900
900; Minnesota patent process S.25@950.
Wheat, Ike higher; very strong; receipts
1875, eco bushels; exports 2i5, GOO; No. spring
l 81; ungraded spring .33; ungraded red liz
al 35; No. do 1.19; No. 3 do 129; No. 2
red 1.33A@l3 "a certificates; 1.3414gl 35H de-
livered; steamer, No 2 red 2551@1 %; I'M
graded white 124Gl.5I; No. Q do 1.29;
No. do sales 1900 bushels at 13l@1.3lX
certificates; 1.321l@i.32H delivered; No.
red July sales 100000 bushels at 1.29X@
1.31I, closing at 49, August sales
l,O32,OOO bushels at 1.2i@l26. closing
at 1926; September sales $4,000 bushels at
1. 249l .25%. closing at 1.25%; October, sales
424 900 bushels at 2459@l.2616, closing at
2S14. Corn, cash lots firm; options opened
@15c lower, subsequently recovered aud adj
vanced trife, closing with less strength;
receipts $1,000 bushels; exports $3.50;
ungraded S7S1S8c; No. 3 size delivered; No.
S6X 9S711c elevator; Sc delivered; No. 2
July S6s4GS72% c;closng at size; August S6M
q 8Sc, closing at S75Sc; s. ptember o7sl@SS14c,
closing at SS1sc; October o72l 0SS14c, closing
at SSSc; November SIX go7sle; closing at
s7Z. Oats, 5gl1sc higher; fairly active;
western 6lg63c; white western 63@6Sc. Coffee
quiet but firm; Rio cargoes quoted at s14@
101zc. Sugar steady and unchanged; fair TO
good refining quoted at 7I@7sE. Molasses.
quiet and unchanged Rice quiet but steady.
Petroleum higher and firm; united 56Jsc;
crude 61sg69sc; refined 714c Tallow dull;
prime city S4c. Resin quiet but steady
S3G2.10 Turpentine firm; 46Xc. Eggs,
western ehade easier
NEW YORK. July 10.-Dry goods--Ihe de-
maud and movement OF very moderate char
acter. Hot weather and many buyers absent
gives the market the appearance OF being
quiet, though many miscellaneous assort-
NETS and many deliveries from other pol Is form
fair volume of business, and sales are of
daily completion. There is growing in
quiry for autumn fancy dress goods by more
distant markets, but no exhibitions made.
The Gilbert Manufacturing company will
open their autumn samples OF Wednesday,
and prices of new duck prints are as follows:
Aliens fancies &c, robes 6}3c, furnitures &c,
Lancaster fancies 61Se, St.Leger SIC, Harmony
sc, Montgomery 4Hc.
the local editor OF the Springfield, Mass.
Republican, Mr.. J. HI. Mab!tt, Gays that his
father suffered from rheumatic pains ir the
back which nothing would relieve until he
commenced the use OF st. Jacobs O.l. The
doctors failed to afford any relief, but the Oil
did, and now he speaks enthusiastically OF
the Great German REMEDY.