Daily globe., 1882-09-30
barrels of flour; 1875 bushels OF wheat;
I3 9lS bushels of barley.

lO.5
| CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Flour quiet and uu-
changed. Wheat, demand active and unsettled;
regular 106 September; $685. @9319c October;
94@941sc November; 92Z@93c year; No.
| Chicago spring and No. red winter 1865
cash; rest the. same regular. Corn. de-
| mand active AID unsettled; 58@5S7sc cash; 5Sc
| September; 58ss@5879c October; 57S@5Sc No
! vember; 53Llc year; 4911 January; 511a@515sc
May Oats trm; 3l@3l &c cash; 81 1sc Septem-
ber; 3l4c October 315sc November; l15c
| year; S35s@339lc May. Rye steady; 5S@5S72c.
Barley firm; S619@S7c. Flax seed steady;
1.1815. Pork active, firm and higher; 2l.55@
21.60 cash; 2l.55@21.57155 September and Octo-
| year; l8.S5@l8. .S719 January. Lard active, firm
and higher; 12.727a@l2.75 cash, September
| and October; 12.2715@12.30 November; 11.55
@1l.5719 year; l1.327a@1l.35 January. Bulk
| meats dull; shoulders 1925: short rib 14.371a
| do clear l4.75. Butter firm and unchanged.
| Eggs weaker; 2315c. Whisky steady; l.l9
| Freights, corn to Buffalo 214c.
Call-Wheat weaker for deferred futures;
| regular LOS bid, 107 asked cash; LOG Septem-
| her; 9355@931ac October; 932SW9334c Novem-
Der; 92 &C year; 97c May; No. red winter 1.0515
! al .06 cash; 947sc October and November. Corn
| weaker; 5719@5835c cash; 57S4@56c September;
5756c October; $500 November; 1890 January;
Size May. Oats lower; 31@31Lc cash; SIC
| September; 81 &c October; &c November; 31c
year; 33Mc May. Pork weaker; 21.55 October;
70. 50 November; 1919 year: 18.75@lS.7715
January; 1870 March. Lard weaker; l26773@
1915 October; 1925 November; 11.50
year; n:27@1l.SO go January; 5l.35
3O4 900 bushels of wheat; 287,000 bushels of
corn; $4,000 bushels of oats; 1000 bushels of
rye: Al 200 bushels of barley. Shipments, $4,000
barrels of flour; 68, 900 bushels of wheat; 77O0O
bushels of corn: $4,000 bushels ef oats; $500
bushels of rye; $1,000 bushels of barley.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-The Drover's Journal
reperts Hogs receipts II, 600; shipments $500;
steady; common to good mixed 7.65@8.30;
heavy 8.35@9.00; light 7.6O08.45; skips 5.lO@
7.35: closed shade weaker. Cattle receipts
5000; shipments 500 natives scarce and stronger;
demand good; market more active; no exports;
good to choice shipping 5.6O@6.75; common
to fair 4.00@5.25; butchers dull; weak; 2. 35
@400; stockers and feeders moderately active
and steady; 3.00@4.0O; mixers and springers S22
065 per head; range stronger; Texans 3. 3.7094.10;
half breeds and Americans 4.00@5.10. Sheep,
receipts $500; shipments 1,7O0; demand weak
and easier; quality poor; common to fair 3.0O9
$685. medium to good 3.7O94.lO; choice to
extra 4.25@4.75.
New YORK, Sept. 29.-Flour dull;
receipts 800 barrels; exports 2,7O0; superfne
state and western 2.90@4.00; common to good
extra 8. 3.9504.70 good to choice 4.7507.50; white
wheat extra 625@7.50; extra Ohio 4.00@7. 90;
St. Louis 4.G0@7.50; Minnesota patent process
7.25@3.50. Wheat, cash lots 13@3lc lower; op-
tions opened 15c better, afterwards lost the
advance and DECLINED i@112c, closing frmer;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 204,3O0 bush
els; No. 2 spring nominal; ungraded red 80c@
81. .0815: steamer No. 3 red 90c; No. 3 red 1.031
M1.O315; steamer No. red 1.04@1.05; No. 2
red 1.U5M1.053S certificates; 1.079@ @10S4 de-
hvered: mixed winter 1.O34; ungraded white
80c@Sl.11; No. do 1882; steamer No. l do
108M@ M@1.091l; No. do sales 2,2OO bushels at
LIB; No. 2 red Sept, sales $4,000
bushels at 1.O519@1.0615; closing at 1.O5l;
October, sales $4,000 bushels at LOS u
@1.e615, closing at LOS November, sales 8O4,.
900 bushels at l.O6M@1.O75s, closing at 1.O7
December sales $4,000 bushels at 1.08A
Ct go94 10 o6d closing R.ho at at lOI 63 5anq1Ty oy
closing at 1092l; February, sales i92, 900 bush
els at 1.10H@l.12, closing at LII. Corn
opened 1503lc better, afterwards lost the ad-
vance and declined 15@lc, closing dull; receipts
$3.50 bushels; exports ], 700; ungraded Gig zoe;
No. 68@G8$4c; No. 2 68A96612c elevator;
69@7055c delivered; No. 2 white 72c delivered
No. October 6712@69c, closing at 6719c; No
Der 631a @65c, closing at 631ac; January
5S$4@6015c, closing at 59c. Oats, 1890
higher; receipts 36,55O bushels; exports 75;
mixed western 500 40c; white western 36950c.
Coffee dull and weak. Sugar dull and unchanged;
fair 10 good refining quoted at 1857 9-16c.
Moiasses dull and unchanged. Rice quiet but
steady. Petroleum quiet but firm; united S8$sc;
crude 626@75gc; refined 72l@8e. TallOw quiet
but steady; prime city 835WS25c. Rosin quiet
but firm; 1.60@1.9O. Turpentine firm; Acc
Eggs, western higher; frmer; 26@2613c. Pork
higher; firm; new mess 21.6719921.75. Beef
dull and dropping. Cut meats scarce and firm;
long clear middles 14.75@15.00. Lard easier;
prime steam 1890. Butter quiet but firm
15@31c. Cheese firm; for choice western factory
9@1013c; do fat 52010Ic.
New YORK, Sept. 29.-Dry goods: There
has been little better demand and new move
ment, but the market has been active Specialties,
such as prints, dress goods, ladies' sackings and
suitings, dress fannels and shirts and drawers
in steady request and distribution. White fan
nels in continued inquiry, and desirable quail
tiles very scarce. For other class goods the de-
mand is for such assortments as is made neces-
sary by current requirements.