Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-20

35asc October; 34a<c year. Bye easier; 69c
Barley dull and nominal. Flax seed flrmer
1.270l ISL. Butter easier; creamery 100
A11e; dairy 14@2lc. Eggs steady and un
| changed. Pork unsettled and generally lower
20. 70@20.75 cash; 2O.65@20.67k September;
2O.e5 October; 2095 November; 1850 year
Lard active and q shade lower; 1880 cash;
IL 3o@ 12.32x August; 12.45@12.47X Septem.
Der; II So October; 1890 year. Bulk meats
steady and unchanged. Whisky steady and
unchanged; 1.16. Freighis, corn to Buffalo
1s<@2c
Call-Wheat, No. red winter unchanged;
spring easy; !. OK ungraded; regular unset
tied; generally higher; l.o6gS July; 1.OS9S Au-
gust; 10 q September; 1.01X year. Corn
fairly active and shade higher; 764c July;
7oMc August; 751Sc September; 67Hc year.
Oats, irr .gular; Size July; SSssc August;
351sc September; 345sc year. Pork irregular;
2O.o5 August; 20. s2X September;20 92K Osto-
Der; 10 50 year. ! ard moderately active and
higher; 12.32H@12.35 August; 10. As Septsm-
Der; 12.521Sal II SIX October. Receipts, 5000
barrels OF -four; 1872 geo bushels of wheat; 2S7,.
OeO bushels of corn; 81, 900 bushels of oats;
3,lOO bushels of rye; 1000 bushels of bar
ley. Shipments, $500 barrels of -four; $780,
600 bushels of wheat; les, 900 bushels of corn;
5000 bushels OF oats; 2, 200 bushels of rye;
1000 bushels of barley.
CHICAGO, July 19.-The Drorers' Journal
Lepoits HoR IcccipIs li,oVV, shipments o,SoVi
firm; good to choice sc higher; mixed 1850
s 10; heavy packing and shipping S.1508.S0;
light 740@S15; skips 4.90Q7 IS; closed
steady; all sold. Cattle, receipts 4,100; ship
ments z, 400; very dull, weak, and lower on all
but very best; exports 7.409S 90; good to
choice shipping 6.75@7 10; common to fair
4.aO@S.25; thin native grassers almost unsala-
BILE, but choice 2.40@4 so; stockers and feeders
5OG4. so; Texans weak, but not quotably
lower; 8 70@5.S0; half-breeds 4.y0@5.75.
Sheep, receipts 1000; shipments $50; I'M
changed; quality very poor, markets low;
stockers 2.6oG3 %; poor 10 fair butchers 3.25
9S;75; mixed 3.9594. 10; good 4.2004.50.
NEw YORK, July l9.-Flour Eeavy; re-
eipts 2,0J0 barrels; exports $500; superfne
state and western 3.7004.75; common to good
extra 4.75G5.60; good to choice 5.7009. 90;
4.S0@6.c0: st. Louis 4.900900; Minnesota
patent process S.25@9.25. Wheat, cash lots
firmer; unsettled; spring 1@24c lower; after
wards became strong and recovered H@lc OF
decline, closing firm; receipts 81. 600 bushels;
exports 304 400 No. spring 1.2l; ungraded
red 1.o091.20; No 8 do LIS; steamer No. 2
red LIS; steamer No, red 2o@1 .20H certi-
ficates; 1.20X al 20% free on board; 1.21%@
La delivered; No. red 12l; mixed winter
LII; ungraded white 1.159 l23; No do 1.16;
No l.1S@l 1871, No. do, sales 1000 bush
els at lbs; No. red July sales SIG, 600 bushels
at 1.1S9 .20x, closing l.1SA; August, sales
l,10S,0OO bushels at 1.l6s<@l 10, closing at
Lily; September sales 9O4 GOO bushels at 1T
glib, closing at l.17X; October sales Si2,0 COO
bushels at 1;ls%9l. lysl, closing at 1.l9N:
November sales lbs, 600 bushels at 1870
LII closing at l.21. Corn opened A@Kc
lower; afterwards recovered and advanced X q
1c, closing firm; receipts 1900 bushels; ex-
ports 1000; ungraded S1x@S3c; No. Q S2s<
store; SIC elevator; SSZ@SS19c delivered; No.
Sic; No. 2July S219S2Nc, closing at S2H;
August S2x@SSc, closing at S21Sc; Septem-
Der SSH9S41sc, closing at $3.50; October $50
SAC, closing at Sac; November 80X@Sl \ c,
closing at 81 &c. Oats, cash strong: receipts
81, 600 bushels; exports 800; mixed western
6l@63c; white western Csc. Coffee firm; bet
ter demand. Sugar quiet; steadily held; fair
TO good refining quoted at 71f97ssc. MOasses
quiet but steady. Rice. demand fair and mar
ket firm. Petroleum dull and dIooping; united
SIC; crude 61s965sc; refined SIC. Tallow
quiet but firm; SIC. Rosin quiet but steady;
1.9002.05. Turpeptine strong; 47c. Eggs,
western, steady aud firm; 20Xc Pork quiet
and unchanged. Beef quiet but steady. Cut
meats scarce and firm; long clear middles 1880
@l3 rs. Lard weak; prime steam 12.s0@l2.90
Butter weak; 14925c. Cheese quiet but firm;
6@91c.
NEW YoRK, July 19.-Dry Goods-Large
attention of many buyers, followed by moder-
ate to free selections, shows the market more
active in demand and tone improved. Fancy
prints, and also staples, MORNINGS, patch
work, aud furnitures, have wide attention and
good selection. Regular dress goods and also
wool suitings and sackings have shared in
quiry to the extent of \ large business. Fian-
nels are in good request for large, aud no as
sortments, with white blankets fairly active.
Linseys and dress flannels in fair request
Wooden goods, doeskins, and jeans compare
lively quiet. All cotton goods are having at
tention and aggregate sales are large.