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

MnvAuxa., Aug, 24.-Flour dnn and
no os What auis! but steady; No
tober y91sc, No. 5 Sc, Corn stronger. No. 2
7sc bid; rejected 76c. Oats weak and lower;
Ne 2 white 42t; rejected 40c. Rye quiet but
firm; No. 1 90; No. 2 6zXc. Barley moder-
ately active; No Q Sept. TIC bid; extra No. 8
Csc bid. Provisions higher; mess pork 2l.75
steam 1914 cash and Sept; t245 Oct. Live
hogs frmer; Z 1898 60. Receipts, 4, $50 bar
reis four; 1913 bushels of wheat $40 bushels
of barley. shipments, s,l67 barrels of -four;
$50 bushels of wheat; $50 bushels of barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2t.-The Drouers' Journal
reports. Hogs, receipts 1s.ooO; shipments
lality poor, mixed 775@6.55; heavy $50
@9.0O; light 7809S.60; skIps 5.o0@7.50;
closed strong. Cattle, receipts 6,000, ship
ments 8. active; desirable grades stronger;
exports T.2ut17.75; good TO choice shipping
Fg7 10, common to fair 1000 %; mixed
and feeders 5.C09l. IS; range cattle active;
better Qualities stronger; Gamers only steady.
Texans l5G5 90; half breeds 4.7595. so; Texas
COWS 3.40936O. sheep, receipts 1,200; ship
mentsss3 on; slow, weak but active; unfavorable
eastern advices; common to medium 5000
8 6oj medium to good 1904 90; ehoicetc ex-
tra 29g4 ~. IT - q
| CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Flour quiet and IN
changed. Wheat strong and higher, closed
easier; regular 1.O6H October; 99c No.
vember; 981Sc var; No. . red winter 1.060
1,06A cash and August, 1.02 September; No.
gust; No: Chicago spring pc. Corn un-
settled and generally higher; Tx 9T7slc cash
and August; 76ss@76Kc September; 745<c
October; 71xc November; 661<@66X year.
rejected 7Sc. Oats active, firm ard higher;
4lslc cash; 4lssc August; $3.50 September;
$3.50 October; S5Sc year, rejected SIC. Bye
Flax seed tirmer; 1S1. Pork active, firm
and higher; 81. 75@2ls 80 cash: 2l.775x02l.s so
September; 2l.92X October; 90. 90 bid Janu-
airy; 9S71S year. Lard fairly active and
shade higher; 12.371S cash and september;
l2.45 October; 1910 November; 1926 Janu-
airy; IL 30 year. Bulk meats active, firm and
higher; sh .u,ders $50; short ribs 13.40; do
clear Ii 90. Whisky steady and unchanged;
10 Freights, corn to Buffalo &c. Bueter
steady, IN fair demand. Eggs unchanged; 19c.
Cari-NLedt iirmer; not quotably higher.
Corn firner; no higher. Oats easier; declined
B@Ac. Pork irregular; al.62k August;
2l.S0 4 ptemlsr; 81 9sIS October; 1977K
year; 1000 asked January. Lard irregular;
l23O@t2.37H August; 12.37L September;
12.471S Oct; l2.421S Nov; 12.23X @13 80 year;
1925 Jan. Receipts, II 900 barrels of -four;
$1,000 bushels OF wheat; .162,500 bushels
of corn; 242, 600 bushels of oats; $500 bushels
Of rye; $1,000 bushels of barley. Shipments,
5000 barrels of -four; $1,000 bushels OF
wheat; $50, coo bushels of corn; III 600 bushels
OF cats; IA, 600 bushels of rye; 700 bushels OF
barley. sff ,gEe s1IosD iiicIf
Ns~ YosR Aug .25.-- Flour quiet; unchanged;
receipts 1850 bis; exports 1900; euperfipe
extra 4.50u5.zU. god to choice 5.2508 25;
whitewhest extra 7.00e 25; sxtra Ohio 465@
$50, st. Louis 4.650S.tO, Minnesota patent
process 7.00@s so. Wheat opened at 1<@lc
higher; firm; afterwards lost the adv lnce and
declined 01sc, closing with more strength;
receipts 900 bushels; exports O., 500; No.
spring nominal; ungraded red 1.0i@l.15H;
steamer No. do l.09; Ne. 8 red 1.13@L13X;
steamer No. 2 red l.l41s@1.15; No. red
l.141l91. 14k certificates; 1.15@t.15% de-
livered; nix,d winter i.13a; ungraded white
II; steamer No. | do LIS; No. 1
. red August, sales 600 bushels at t.i4H
al Is, closing at Las; Sept. sales 900
bushels at l.H1ls@t.153s closing att 144;Oct
sales sos, COO bushels at .I5X 0116ss, closing
at l.i5x; November, sales $4,000 bushels at
lI6H@l.l7X CLOSING at 1.161 December sales
l2,Co0 bushels at 117%@1.lS1S, closing at
i:l71s. Corr, cash scarce and nominal; op-
tons opened X@xc higher, afterwards lost
the advance, closing steady; receipts 5000
bushels; exports $500; unsraded 87990c; No.
Q Ole in store; 93h@92s<c delivered; No. Q
white 94c; No. 2 August 9O5s@9lc, closing
at JUS6c; september S0X qSfHc, Closing ~
S7akc; October s5150S8Hc, closing at S51fc;
November Sl,4 9S21sc, closing at Ike; De-
cember 7Sxc, Oats l@3c higher, closing
weak; receipts $1,000 bushels; exports none;
mixed western 5o960c; white western 67975c.
Coffee quiet and unchanged; Rio cargoes
quoted at SA9llc. Sugar dull and weak;
fair to good refining quoted at 71s@7Hc.
Molasses steady; fair demand. Rice quiet but
steicy. Petroleum strong; united 56slc; crude
.6A@6xc;' refined 65sG6Xc. Tallow firm;
SX NsXc. Rosin quiet but steady; 1.800
lbs. Turpentine dun and weak; Axe. Eggs,
western dull and lower; 2l@2i1Sc. Pork
higher; firm; new mess % 25. Beef in good
demand; Cut meats scarce and firm; long
clear middles 1875 Lard weak; prime steam
10. 72X@12 TX. Butter in good demand;
15@2sc. Cheese dull and dropping; western
fat 6910c. .ts
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 10 sight. The tone of
the market very steady to strong.
Cincinnati Whisky Market.
CINCINNATI. Aur l-Wh{eky etpady