Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-17
Corn receipts in Chicago 166.oS4 bushels;
FORE.
LARD.
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

WHICH, NO. Ca u 1.101
August 1.O2sl; September 9S7sc; October
975Sc; No. 8 9Oc. Corn scarce and nomi-
naliy lower; No. 2, 761Sc bid; rejected 741lc.
Oats dull and weak; No. 2 new white sic;
old 6515c. Rye unsettled; No. l Csc. Bar
ley quiet; No. 2 Sept. TIC bid; 77Hc asked.
Provisions lower; mess pork 20.95 cash and
September; 2110 October. Lard, prime steam
Live hogs quiet: 7.70QS.25. Receipts, 1855
barrels flour; 2,775 bushels of wheat; $50
bushels of barley. Shipments, 81 ,03l barrels
of hour; 245 bushels of wheat; none barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Flour dull and IN
changed. Wheat inactive and lower; regular
1olX August; 974c, September; 97@s7Ac
October; $500 year; No. red winter 1.0lM
@t.G cash; 1.014 cash and August; 1.01
September; 1.OO14 October, No. Q Chicago
spring 1.04. Corn active but lower; rs G761Sc
cash. 1875, August; 751S0755sc September;
43s@74Hc October; ike November; 66Xc
year; rejected 744c. Oats irregular; futures
lower; 45Ac cash; 4l1lc August Soc septem-
&c. Barley firmer; 9l@92c September. Butter,
creamery firm and Unchanged; others weak.
Eggs firm; lS@19c. Pork in fair demand
but lower; 20.90921 90 cash; 20. 90@20 IS Au-
gust; 30 80 September; 81 O5 October; 10 50
January; 1880 year. Lard in fair demand at
Der; 1925 October: 12.15 November; 12.10
January and year. Bulk meats dull;
shoulders $50; short ribs ID 90; do clear 1925.
Whisky steady and unchanged; LIS Freights,
corn to Buffalo 1s4@2c.
Call-Wheat easier; regular 1.01X August
97ac September; 974c October; $3.50 year;
No. q red winter, 1.0lA August; 1.Ol Sep
TENDER; 10O1s October; No. Chicago
spring 1.O5@l. 06 cash; .05 August; Csc Sep
TENDER. Corn higher; 76c September; 745kc
October; 71%c November; $3.50 year; Csc May
Oats irregular; higher; 4lssc August; S64c
September; 35Ac October; 345sc year; 3SXc
May. Pork higher; so.9sa s piember; 81 OH
irregular; generally lower; 12.15 September;
l2.22H October; 1205 year and January.
Receipts, $4,000 barrels OF -four;
1OS, OGO bushels of wheat; 10000 bushels
of corn; 11S,O0O bushels of oats; $500 bushels
OF rye; 400 bushels of barley. Shipments,
10000 barrels of -four; $1,000 bushels of
wheat; 167, 600 bushels of coin; 46, 600 bushels
of oats; $500 bushels of rye; none barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-The Drouers' Journal
reports: Hogs, receipts 1900; shipments
8, 100; weak market; dull; strong; 10c decline;
mixed 7.60@S.25; heavy S.50@S.S0; light $50
as 80; skips 6.0O@7.25, for prime to good.
Cattle, receipts 5000; shipments 1000; very
ports 7.20@7 80; good to choice shipping $40
97.00; common to fair 425@6.00; butchers
2.40@4 65; stockers and feeders 3.00@4.25;
Eastern 2.90; calves, per head, $9914; range
very dull; Texans 3.50@475; halfIbreeds and
Americans 4.40@5.65. Sheep, receipts 1890;
shipments $50; sluggish; market weak; 500
40c decline from last week; common to fair
8. O0Q3. so; medium to good 3.70@4 90; choice
to extra 20G4.50.
New YoER, Aug. 16...F lonr dulIunchanged;
receipts 20,7 35 bs;exports 400; superfire state
and western 3.504475; common TO good extra
4.6595.20; good to choice 5.259S.50; white
wheat extra 7.00MS so; extra Ohio 4.65@
$50. st. Louis 4.750S.25; Minnesota patent
process 7.00GS rs. Wheat &c lower on
cash aud 15QMc lower on options; receipts
$4,000 bushels; exports 100000; Ne. spring
nominal; ungraded red 92c9l.13; steamer No.
3do 1.elX; Ne. do 1.10S6; steamer No.
tfcates; 1.134 delivered; No. l red 1.15%;
ungraded white 1.1291.16; steamer No. 2
white LILO; No. l white sales IL ,000 bushels
at l 16; No. 2 red August, sales
2Os,0CO bushels at 1.t21s@I. 12%, clos
ing at 1.12A; September sales $4,000 bushels
At ts. l :s, @llS 3za nm closing snaS. at s ~
@1.14I closing at 1.i3X; November, sales
$4,000 bushels at 1.15]5; December sales
$4,000 bushels at 116sl@1.17, closing at
l.164c. Corn Il gle lower; receipts 1855
bushels exports ll,000; ungraded $4,000;
No. 2 S6Ac in store; sSXc delivered; No.
at 657sc; September s5@S6c, closing at s5c;
October s4sz0S5c, closing at s41c; Novem-
Der S01S@s1c, closing at SOX. Oats y @1<c
better; receipts 81 900 bushels; exports 1880;
mixed western 55@60c; white western roo
SOC. Coffee dull and unchanged; Rio car
goes quoted at s1491lc. Sugar steady;
Molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet
but steady. Petroleum dull and easier;
united SOC; crude 6s9@6Xc; refined &c.
Tallow firm; prime city SIC. Rosin quiet;
1.so@i.95. Turpentine steady; 1910. Eggs,
western quiet but firm; 23c. Pork low-r;
new mess 22.CO@22 so. Beef quiet but
1890. Lard steady; prime steam 10 65@
1915. Butter in good demand; firm; 15@
25c. Cheese quiet but firm; for choice west
ern fiat; 6@l0c.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Dry goods
The market has not been so active as for pre-
ceding days, still the demand and movement
has been of very fair proportions. Desirable
fabrics of q seasonable class IN steady request,
and large production OF such being daily
distributed, a good business is reached without
any appearance of movement. Prints doing
very well, through deliveries, and, with mod
crate selections, there has been good bust
mass reached. Staple and fancy gInghams In
steady selection, and, with stocks cleared up,
prices are higher and bales advanced to SIC.
Staple cottons of all classes very firm, and
Lawrence L l. sold largely ahead, but orders ac-
cepted at value only. Dress goods in steady
request, and such staples as cashmeres,
serges and twil.s, in colors, are in ready de-
mand. Low and medium silk velvets aud
pushes from Sl.50 to Sl.75, in colors. much
sought after and very scarce. The general
demand is based on wants, made necessary by
the breaking up OF aseortments ard, as the
trade OF the interior improves,
repeated orders will be larger and more fire.
quent.