Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-14

September, 2215@2220 October; 20 90 bid
year. Lard in fair demand at lower
rates; 12.52K @12.55 cash; l2.559l2 571
August; 12.70@1s.72X september; l2750
CTS; short ribs 1885; do clear 1855.
Whisky steady aud unchanged; Liz. Freights,
corn TO Buffalo 1slG2c. Butter steady and
firm; creamery 20@24c; fair to choice dairy
14@20c. Eggs steady; Tic.
Call-Wheat, No. Q red winter stronger;
1.2O11 cash; L16azG1.17 July; 1.12x@l. 18
August; No. Chicago spring nominally
September; 1.075z91 0S year. Corn unsettled
and generally higher ,s01Sc July; 794c August
and September; 7Sc October; Toe year. Oats
active but lower; 5l%c July; Axe August;
9SXc September; SSXc Octob-r; 37X93Sc
year. Pork active bus lower; 81 S. August;
22.O7H September; 22.l2K October; sy.O21S0
2OO5 year. Lard unsettled and generally
1880 October; l2.55@l2.6o year.
Receipts, 5000 barrels of -four; 81, coo
bushels wheat: 10000 bushels corn; "a, 900
bushels oats; 5000 bushels rye; 1000 bushels
barley. Shipments, 800 barrels -four; ITO, COO
bushels wheat. 10000 bushels corn;
II 600 bushels oats; - bushels rye; ,100
bushels barley.
NEW Yong. July 1s.-Flour srm;
receipts 1i.e60 barrels; exports 5000;
Auperfine state and western S.95@s. 90;
common TO good extra 4.S0Q5.70; good to
choice 5.S0G9 90; white wheat extra 1859
900; extra Ohio 5.000S. 90. St. Louis 5.COd
900; Minnesota patent process S.25@9 So
Wheat cash lots H@1Sc better; options go
&c higher; feverish; receipts 90 900 bushels;
exports 1900; No. 2 spring l.32; ungraded
red 1.27@l 35; steamer No. red new 1.31x;
No. 8 red 29; No. Q red 1.S3&@l3. GER
tificates; 1.S5H delivered; No. 1 red 1850
l27; mixed winter l.2sllG1 29X; ungraded
while 1.24Gl.S1; No. l do sales 1900
bushels at l.31@l.3l1S certificates; ] 32H
delivered; No. Q red July sales COS, 600
bushels at l.2S3{@ .29s<, closing at l.2yssk;;
AugiIst ssles 100000 bushels at 1889
@1.25, closing at i.24X; September sales ST.
GOO bushels at ;2SA gl;25. closing at 1.24X;
October, sales 304 900 bushels = at 1.2416@
LBS, closing at "a; November sales 5000
bushels at 1 264 @l26I closing at 1.26Z.
Corn NQlc higher; strong; receipts "a 600
bushels: exports 2,400; ungraded S72SSc;
No. 2 871Ic in store; S71sc elevator; Ss1zc
delivered; No. July S60S7Xc; closing at
Ss1Sc; August S74@S7s<c, closing at S7Ssc;
September S7H @ssc, closing at S7slc; October
S7A@S7Mc, closing at S7SSsc; November SEQ
fairly active; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
So; mixed western 5S963c; white western
623l @6Sc. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes quoted
at S4@i0H. Sugar dull and unchanged;
fair to good refining quoted at 7A@7x
Nolasses quiet and unchanged. Rice, demand
air and market firm. Petroleum dull and
lower; united $500; crude 6A96xc; re-
fined &c. Tallow firm; prime city s3k. Resin
easier; .95Q2.05. Turpentine frmer; 1870
47c. Eggs, western quiet but sready.
20G2011c. Pork quiet; new mess % 50.
Beef, quiet but steady. Cut meats scarce
aud nominal; long clear middles at Is IS.
Lard unsettled; prime steam quoted at 1900
@13 Is. Butter quiet but firm; 14@25c.
Cheese in good demand and firm at 6Q9c
NEW YoRK. July l3.-Dry goods-Through
recent arrivals there are large number of
buyers present, and, though considerable at
tention is being extended, So business is not in
selection for moderate quantities;
and, though many such takiugs are largely
individual transactions; sales are of large pro-
portion for all classes of autumn fabrics and
inquiry in much regularity, but for the mo-
ment fannels, ssckings and suitings, repel-
Tents, blankets, fine brown and low medium
cleacbed cottons, and choice styles of prints,
share in the chief inquiry. Eadystone new
dark fancy prints, also Manchester autumn
fancies opened at 6xc.