Daily globe., 1882-09-29

enea 7s<asc Tall wv dull and weak: prime
city ssEaSs%c. Rosin firm; 1.S0@1.SO. Tur
| pentine fihe. 46c. Eggs, western demand Iaii
and market firm; 251S@Dee. I ork acuve aha
shade higher; new mess 2l.50, Deer auh ano
weak. Cut meats scarce and firm: long clear
middles l4.75@I5.oO. Lard higher; prime
steam 12s21a@12.9o. Butter quiet; nrmly my
| held; 15@31c. Cheese firm; western factor, Sg
1O19c; do fiat 519@1O14c.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-Flour steady afA un-
changed. Wheat strong and higher; regular
| 1.041a@1.05 September; 931a@939sc October;
93$4 @93Tc November; 92s4c year; No.
Chicago spring and No. red winter 1.O4@
| 1.04sl cash; rest the same as regular. Corn
lower; unsettled; irregular; 58N@591sc cash;
| 5SX@59c September; 593k@591ac October;
5S1s@59c November; 535s@5354c year; 491a
@49s4c January; 515s@51s4c May. Oats firmer;
3l@3l1c cash; 81 14c..September; Slssc October;
'8l9s@3ls4c November; 3l@S17sc year; SSISc
Flax seed active, firm and higher; 1.lS1.
Pork active, firm and higher; 21.25@2l.3 80 cash;
21.25@21.2711a September and October; 2O.8719
@20.90 November; 1925 year; 18.821a@l8. IS
January. Lard active, firm and higher; I2.6Og
1262T cash, September and October; 12.25@
l2275s November; II. l.5O9il.527s year; ll.NzS
GIL January. Butter firm and unchanged.
Eggs lower; 24c. Whisky lower; Liz Freights,
corn to Buffalo 2Hc.
Call-Wheat, demand active but generally
weaker; not quotably lower. Corn steady
and unchanged. Oats firm and unchanged.
Pork irregular; 21.30 October; 20.821a Novem-
bef; 1922 year: 1882 January; 1875 March.
Lard irregular; 1880 October; 12.22@12.25 No
vember; II. .50@11.6 go December; 11.50@11.57T
year; 1L271a@l1.30 January; 11.35
May. Eeceipts, $1,000 barrels of -four;
225,000 bashels of wheat; 227,OOO bushels of
corn; 75,0oe bushels of oats; IL 600 bushels of
rye; $4,000 Bushels of barley. Shipments, 1000
n IL 6
bushels of corn; $4,000 bushels of oats; 5000
bushels of rye; 2z,000 bushels of barley.
CHICAGO, Sept. a8.-Ihe DVver's journal
reports: Hogs, receipts $4,000; shipments 7,0OO;
trade slow; sc lower demand weak; common to
good mixed 7.60@8.S9;@ heavy 8.30@9.10; light
7.709S.05; skips 5.0n@7.35. Cattle, receipts
5000; shipments $500; good natives very scarce
but frmer; offerings poor; some 1,6OO 10. ex-
ports 7-20; good to choice shipping 5.5O@6.6O;
common to fair 4.00@5.25; mixed butchers
dull; 10915c lower; 2.35@4.0O; stockers and
feeders 3.20@4. 40; range C lower; slow; Texans
5 3.60@4.15; half breeds and Americans 4.00@
800. Sheep, receipts $500; shipments 100;
slow; 15c lower; quality poor; common to fair
3.00W3. 30; medium to good 3.ee@4.10 choice
to extra 4.25@5.75.
New YORK, Sept. 28.-Dry goods: The
general demand for dry goods has been mod
erate except for such specialties as ladies suit
ings. sacking and some staple fabrics: Through |
on account Of orders, very good
quota OF staple c0ttonS distributed. White tian |
pels above 20c; also dress qualities, especially
blues, well soldu up, and wide and steady inquiry.
Prints in very far order request, and, for a'quet
market, a good business completed. Eddystone
Windsor American, Arnold, Dunnell, and all
fancies II steady request Mems wear woelen
goods III moderate request. Shirts and drawers
doing very we'll, and, of many makes and quali-
ties, the demand considerable in excess of the
supply.