Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-25
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Chicago,
PRESS MARKETS

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 24.-Flour dull and
nomipsl. Wheat quiet but steady; No. 2
1.Oos August O5li, September 99ssc; &c.
7sc bid; rejected 76c. Oats weak and lower;
Ne 9 white 42e; rejected 40c. Rye quiet but
firm; No. l 6gs; No. 2 67Xc. Barley moder7
ately active; No. Sept. TIC bid; extra No. 8
6Sc bid. Provisions higher; mess pork Bits
cash and. Sept. 2l.90 Oct. Lard, prime
steam u SIX cash and Sept; is;45 Oct; Live
rels hour; lO,475 bushels of wheat; 500 bushels
of barley. snlpmeRts, S,l67 barrels of -four;
$50 bushels of wheat; $40 bushels OF barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2i.-The Drovers' Journal
reports: Hogs, receipts 1900; shipments
5000; strong auA &C i've; fully Sc higher;
lality poor mixed 775@s.55; heavy $50
closed strong. Cattle, receipts 5000, ship
ments s. In; active; desirable grades stronger;
exports 7.2V9 rs; good to choice shipping
E + %! .ln, common TO- fair 4.4036 25; mixed
butchers active and firm; 2.50@4 60; stOckers
anG feeders 3.00a4. IS; range cattle active
Texans Al a.. co; half breeds 4.75@5. 80; Texas
COWS 3.4093 90. sheep, receipts 1900; ship
meutsssS Or; slow, weak but active; unfavorable
eastern advices; common to medium 5000
| 3 Co. medium to good 7O94 90; choice to ex.
tr' 20g4 40.
CaIoAso, aug. 2.-Flour duiet and dn-
| changed. Wheat. strong and higher; closed
vember, $3.50 y.ar; No. 3 red winter LOG
| 106x cash and August, Loo September No.
. Chicago spring 1.07 cash, l.0701 OK Au-
gust; No. 8 Chicago spring 82c. Corn un-
settled and generally higher; Tx @77s<c cash
and August; 76as976Xc September; 45sc
October; 7l9sc November; 661l @66ss year;
rejected zee. Oats active, firm and higher;
4lIc cash; 4l5sc August; $3.50 September;
35s4c October; 35kc year; rejected BIC. Bye
firmer; 671Sc. Barley easier; 9lH c September.
Flax seed Timer; 1S1. Pork active, Arm
and higher; 81. 75@2t. so cash.. 2l.771S02l. so
September; 2i.92K October, 5000 bid Janu-
a,y; 10 s7h year ,1 Lard fairly active and a
l2.45 October; 1910 November; 12.25 Janu.
airy; IL 80 year. Bulk meats active, firm and
| higher, Sh u.ders $50; short ribs 13.40; do
clear Ii %. Whisky steady and unchanged;
10 ,Frejghis, corn to Buffalo &c. Bitter
STEADY, III far ., Id md. Eggs unchanged; 19c.
CAI-mLe4t firmer; not duotably higher:
Corn iruier; no higher. Oats easier; declined
B@Ic. Fork Irregular; sl.691s August;
2l.sO ) ptembsr; 81 921S October; 1a771s
year; 1000 asked January. Lard irregular;
IL. 3091237x August; t2.375S September;
12.4715 Oct; 12.42H Nov; t2.22x OLE 80 year;
1925 Jan. RECEIPTS, 1000 barrels of flour;
o mns s Oats bnshss
of rye; 1900 bushels of barley. Shipments:
5000 barrels of -four; $4,000 bushels OF
wheat; $50. 600 bushels of corn; i'll 900 bushels
of oats; Il 600 bushels OF rye; 700 bushels OF
| barley
Ns~ YoRR Aug d. Flour quiet; Unchanged;
receipts 1880 bis; exports 2,6G0; supsrfpe
state ard western 3 6O04.50; common to good
extra 4.5oJ5.zD, god to choice SIS as IS;
| whftewheaJ extra 7.OO;G IS; extra Ohio 4.65M
7.50. at. Louis 4.6508.tO. Minnesota patent
process T.00@8 so. Wheat opened at 1S@lc
higher; firm; afterwards lost the adv ince and
declined H015c, closing with more strength;
receipts 305,OOo bushels; exports 92.5O0; No.
3 spring nominal; ungraded red tO1@l.151;
steamer No. do l.09; Ne. red 1.13@l.l3X;
steamer No. 2 red t.l41S@1,15; No.. 2 red
1.14H9l.14k certificates; 1.15@1.15X de-
| livered; mixed winter i.134; ungraded white
1 ri steamer No. l do LIS; No.
do sales 1890 bushels at 1.16x0l.17; No.
. red August, sales 2Tl 600 bushels at l.t4H
@1.1s, closing at Lag; Sept. sales 793 900
bushels at t.l4H@i. l5% closing at 1. 14H;Oct
| sales sos, COO bushels at 1.15H 0l.16x, closing
| at |. So, November, sales 30 ZOO bushels at
1.l6l90l l7x closing at 1.16Jl December sales
/ IL 800 bushels at l 17sz@Ll8x, closing al
1.17It. Corn, cash scarce and nominal; op
| tions opened 4 (gIc higher, afterwards lost
the advance, closing steady; receipts 5000
bushels; exports S,0Uo; ungraded S7,990c; No.
Q Ole in s'are; 93<@9234c delivered; No.
white Gao; No. 2 August 90Ss@9ic, closing
at 90ssc; September S6X@S7Xc, closing at
S7asc; October 651s9e61lc, closing at S5}fc;
November 81 4 lS214c, closing at 8lxc; De.
cember 7s1sc, Oats 1@3c higher, closing
weak; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports none;
mixed western 5016Oe; white western 67@75c.
Coffee quiet and unchanged; Rio cargoes
quoted at 8A9l1c. sugar dull and weak;
fair to good refining quoted at 714@714c.
Molasses steady; fair demand. Rice quiet but
stelcy. Petroleum strong; united $500; crude
+6k@6xc; refined 69s06Xc. Tallow firm;
8k @S9c. Rosin quiet but steady; 1.SO@
LIS. rurpentine dun and weak; 44Xc. Eggs,
western dull and lower; 2l@2tHc. Pork
higher; firm; new mess % Is. Beef in good
demand; Cut meats scarce and firm; long
clear middles 1875 Lard weak; prime steam
H.T2x @l2 TX. Butter in good demand
15@2sc. Cheese dull and dropping; western
fat6910c-
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Dry goods
The jobbing trade shows steady improve
ment, with large demand. The movement OF
goods very large; but, though the larger por-
ton is in execution of old engagements, the
daily wants, through repeated orders for, and
selections OF miscellaneous assortments, give
a very good total OF sales. The condition OF
trade satisfactory in every respect, that Is con-
sidering the period of month and season,
and every indication points to large distri-
button for the season in sight. The tone of
the market very steady to strong.
Cincinnati Whisky Market.
CINCINNATI. Aug. A-Whisky steady,