Daily globe., 1882-09-18
corn; $1,000 bushels of oats; $500 bushels of
rye; 1900 bushels of barley.


rye; 1900 bushels of barley.
CHICAGO, Sept 15.-The Drover's Journal
reports: Hogs, receipts 2, 400; shipments 1900;
fair; market fairly active at strong prices; COM
mon to good mixed 7.2018.15; heavy 5000
$50; light 7.25@S.15; skips 4.90@7.l0. Cattle,
receipts II 900; shipments 550; quiet but firm
exports 7.00@7.60: good to choice shipping
5.90@7.00; common to fair mixed 4.000G5.6O;
mixed butchers fairly active and steady at $50
@400; stockers and feeders steady at 5000
$50; range unchanged; Texans 4.25; half breeds
ndAmericans 425@4.90. Sheep, receipts 700;
shipments 900: quiet but steady; common to
fair 3.00@375; medium TO good 3.S5@i i.25;
choice to extra 4.35@g4.9O.
New YORK, Sept. 16.-Flour dull and un-
changed; receipts lS, 600 barrels; exports 5000
barrels; supertne state and western 3.50@ i.00
common to good extra 4.25@5.e0; good to
choice 5.1O98.0O; white wheat extra 7.G0@
S.25; extra Ohio 4.30@7.50; st. Louis 4.4098 90:
Minnesota patent process 1.254o.So. Wheat,
Car lots firm; options opened a shade better;
afterward lost advance declined 4c, closing
steady receipts l42 900 bushels; exports 100, ,OOO
No. spring nominal; ungraded red 9Oc@ 81 .091 !
steamer No. 3 do LOG; steamer No. 2 red
1.0715; No. . red 1851 A@lG85s certificates;
1.09A 01.09M delivered mixed winter LOG;
ungraded white l.00@1.13 store: No. / white
LII; No. l do sales $500 bushels at 1.1411S@
1.1454: No. 2 red September sales lO4, 600 bush
els at l.UoI4 WI.Uot2, CLOSING dG l.Uo%S; OctO-
ber, sales j6S 600 bushels at 1.0034@1. .09I,
closing at l.OSs4; November, sales 328,UOO bush
els at l.104 1.l03s, closing at 1.lO14; Decem-
ber, sales $4,000 bushels at 1.1l1a11.11M,
closing at 1.115s: January sales $4,000 bushels
at 1.l3@1.134, closing at Lib. Corn, cash
lots held strong; options 15@$4c higher, closing
with advance pretty well lost; receipts 36,25U
2 white S0@S1c; ungraded white 7S4S215c; No.
Sept. 1870, closing at 7914c; October 744@
75c, closing at 74slc; November 7O14@701sc,
closing at 70Slc; December 664 G661sc, clos
ing at 66@sc. Oats 1sG134c higher; unsettled;
receipts 1l2. 900 bushels; exports2. 400; mixed
western 32140c; white western 40G49c. Hay,
demand fair and market firm; go. hops, firmly
held; in good demand; New York stock 40@58c
Coffee in fair demand and firm. Sugar firm;
fairly active: fair TO good refining quoted at
7I@7Ic. MoIasses quiet and steady. Rice,
demand fair; market firm. Petroleum quiet but
firm; united 7014c; crude 6as@7c; refined 71s@
73sc. Tallow quiet but firm; S$4@9c. Rosin
quiet: l .75@1.S5. Turpentine hrm; 43c. Eggs,
western dull and lower; 23115024c. Leather in
good denandr Wool steady and in fair demand;
domestic fleece, 32Qt 47c; pulled, 1892; un-
washed, 12@32; Texas, 14M33c. Pork higher
and firm; new mess 21.0O@21.50. Beef quiet
but steady. Cut meats scarce and firm; long
clear middles 14,25. Lard dull unchanged;
prime steam 1915. Butter dull and weak; log
SOC. Cheese dull and unsettled: western factory 9
@1013c; western fat 511a@10c.
New YORK, Sept. 16.-Dry goods: The closing
day of the week the demand has been light and
confined chiefly to miscellaneous selections to
meet current sales and keep stocks in assort-
ment The jobbing trade has been very active
throughout the week, and large quantity of
goods distributed, which is the burden OF reports
from all distributing centers. The tone Of the
market is very steady and the present range of
values satisfactory.