Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-04
PURK.
Chicago
LARD.
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 4.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat tame; easier;sNo hard
nominal: No. LIT; August 99X; September
994c; October 99%; No. 3 Sc. Corn scarce;
nominally higher; No. Q, 77Xc; rejected 74sZc.
Oats steady and firm; No. 3 white Csc; reject
Barley frmer; No. 2 September Tie.
Provisions easier; mess pork 20.65 cash and
August; BOTS September. Live hogs steady;
7.5OQS 90. Receipts, 1915 barrels -four; 5,925
bushels of wheat; 1850 bushels OF barley.
Shipments, IL, 800 barrels OF -four; 925 BUSH
els of wheat; 1850 bushels Of barley.
CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-Flour steady and dull.
Wheat weak and lower; regular $3.50 August;
9SX@99c September; 99Ac October; CSC
year; No: red winter lO2h cash and August;
No. 2 Chicago spring 1.2O@l.25 cash; 1.0l
August; No. Chicago spring 9S1sc. Corn
fairly active; shade higher; 769s976slc cash;
1870 August; 75k C September; 741sc Octo-
Der; 669s@66$lc year; rejected 74%c. Oats
active; tirmer; higher; old Soc; new 4 l1S@
1870 cash; 4l15@4lSc August; 36h 036ssc
september; 36@361sc October; 351S935Ssc
strong and higher; soc. Flax seed steady;
good demand. Butter steady and unchanged.
Eggs steady; fair demand; 20c. Pork unset
tied and generally lower; 20. 50Q20 IS cash;
20 SO August; 20.5716CD20 so September;
20 6711S@2O.70 October; l9109l9.l5 year.
Lard unsettled aud generally higher; 12.17x
9l2.2O cash and September; 12.S5 October;
II 171k@12.20 year. Bulk meats easier; Shout
ders $50; short ribs IL IS; do clear 1910.
Whisky steady and unchanged; .l6. Freights,
corn to Buffalo 2szc.
Call-Wheat, firmer; not quotably higher.
Corn irregular; tex g77h C cash; 765s August;
75%c September; 67Kc year. Oats irregular;
generally higher; SOC cash; 40I@40Ac
August and September; $3.50 October; 35X C
In ~
year; 19.02x. Lard unsettled and lower;
l2.a5 August; 1225@12. 2716 September; IL IS
October; IL l21S912.1714 year. Receipts, 5000
barrels of -four; 80, 600 bushels OF wheat; LA )
600 bushels of corn; $4,000 bushels of oats;
2,S00 bushels of rye; 1,7U0 bushels OF barley.
Shipments, $500 barrels of -four; 32l 900 bush.
ella of wheat; $4,000 bushels of corn; % GOO
bushels of oats; $500 bushels of rye; z, 400
bushels of barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The Drorers' Journal
reports: Hogs, receipts 10000; shipments
$500; generally active and firm; medium Z .35
OSLO; good to choice shipping, S.109S so;
light 7.359S.10; skipS .00Q420. Cattle,
receipts 4,St0; shipments 3,400, brisk; market
very active; shade higher all around; exports
7.30@S 90; good to choice shipping 6.40@7 90;
common 10 fair dull, 4.50@6 00; butchers
stronger, 25Q4.5o; stockers and feeders, 3.25
@4.25; range active and strong; Texans 1Gc
higher. 8 50@4.25. Sheep, receipts 600; ship
meuts 500; strong; fairly active; good to
prime 4.7595 90; medium 50@4 90; common
to fair 2.75@3 80
NEW YoRK, Aug. flour weak; receipts
IA, 600 bbls: exports $500; superfre state and
western 3.3004 40; common to good extra
4.0O05.20; good to choice 5.2506 80; white
wheat extra 7.O0@S so; extra Ohio 1900
$50. St. Louis 4.601S.50; Minnesota patent
process 7.251S IS. Wheat opened K@%c
higher, afterwards became weak, lost most vf
The advance, closing dull and heavy; receipts
$4,000 bushels; exports 81 600; No. Q spring
LAO; ungraded red l.00ol.l714; Ne. 8 do IA
al lax /; steamer No. old l.05H al. 1615; No
@l.17H delivered; No. red,
l.154 @.15]S in store; No. red LIS,
mixed winter L.14HQl.142<; ungraded white
l.1eQ1.141Ff; No. 2 do LIT; No. do, sales 800
bushels at LIS; No. Q red August, sales 304,-
900 bushels at l.l5@l .15s4, closing at 1.159 I;
September, sales 544, 600 bushels at 1.l591. 16,
closing at 1.1511s; October, sales 3S4 600 bush
els at 1.16k 9t.174, closing at El612; No
vember, sales 104 ,00O bushels at l. 160l1SM,
closing at LIS. Corn opened H@1&c better,
afterwards weak, lost most of the advance,
closing heavy; receipts Al 900 bushels; exports
$500; ungraded 6I@S71Sc; No. 2S6X $500
in store; .SS14c delivered; No: 2 August S6Z "a
s61Sc, closing at sex C; September IS X 0S5%c,
closing at S511c; October S5@S54 C, closing
dJ OOCy NONcuVcT OlQoiAS, CiccAuk CiC.
Oats steady; receipts 10000 bushels; exports
1900; mixed western 60@6Sc; white western
7OQ7Sc. Coffee firm and unchanged. Sugar
steady and fairly active; fair to good refining
quoted at z 3-l6@73sc. Molasses quiet but
steady. Rice quiet but firm. Petroleum quiet
but firm; united 5g9<c; crude 6ss; 65sc re-
fined. Tallow dull and weak; S49s1sc.
Rosiu quiet; 1.S592.00. rurpentine higher;
firm; 4511c. Eggs, western quiet but firm;
22L@23c. Pork active and firm; new mess
% 90. Beef dull and weak. Lard weak; prime
steam 1890. Butter quiet; firm; 14924c.
Cheese firmer; fine western fat, 6@10c.
NEW YORK, Aug. dry goods
Market generally active, with fair to moderate
selections of all classes and styles of seasonal
bic and staple fabrics and very good quota Of
sales, and many prominent buyers are arriy-
ing, who think the market will be restricted.
This impression is an unjust one, no difficulty
whatever being experienced in shipping all the
freight Offering, and New York merchants are
confident of their ability to fill promptly all
orders sent them. In dry goods domestics in
good demand at low prices, and large amounts
have been moved on account OF previous orders.
A good miscellaneous dry goods trade has
been done, though buyers are still cautious
and prudent ID purchases, but more freedom
is observable as the season. goes on and large
cash purchases made when inducements are
offered.
The Iron Market.