Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-12
LARD.
Chicago.
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS,

MnwAUKHs, Aug. 11.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat quiet but steady; No. 2
hard nominal; No. lis; August 1.02; Sep
TENDER 9S1sc; October CSC; No. S5c.
Corn nomlnally lower; No 2, Use; rejected n.
Oats unsettled and lower; No. 2 white zoe; re-
jected &c. Rye entirely nominal. Barley
quiet aud lower; No. 2 September 75H bid.
Provisions lower; mess pork 2l.2O cash and
August; 81 rs September. Lard, prime steam
II 50 cash and August; 10 S711 September.
Live hogs quiet; 7.709S 25 Receipts, 6,625
barrels hour; 6l75 bushels of wheat, 500
bushels of barley. Shipments, 5,475 barrels
Of aour; none wheat; none barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. ll.-Flour dull and uu-
changed. Wheat in fair demand at lower
rates; regular 1.O091 OO4 August; g7%99sc
September; 97ss@971Sc October; 9694c year;
No. 3 red winter l.0l15 cash; 1.01 An
gust; LOO September; No. . Chicago spring
nominally 1.0l. Corn in fair demand at low
er rats; Use cash; 775sc September; 764c De-
tober; 675sc year; rejected nc. Oats dull,
weak and lower; 45c cash; 41ssc August; $685.
September; $500 October; 35Hc year. Rye
steady and unchanged; 6SKc. Barley easier;
90Hc. Flax seed steady; fair demand. But
Ter steady and unchanged; l9@24c; dairy l49
ice. Eggs steady and unchanged; lS@19c.
Pork dull; tending downward; 81 25G4l.S0
cash; 81 3C@2l 321 September; 81 421< g3145
October; 10 909l9 % January. Lard easier;
i2. 40 cash; II. 40@12 42H September; IL 50Q
II SIX October; IL S5@12 sri January. Bulk
meats easier; shoulders $50; short ribs
1905; do clear 1915. Whisky steady
and unchanged; III.
Call~Wheat steady, No. 2 regular 99Aa
99Ic August; 971s99sc September; 9725@
size October; No. spring 0SX; red winter,
l.0l4 @1 013s August; zoos gl.01 Septem-
| ber Corn steady and higher; 77Xg7Sc Au-
gust; n ! 977ssc September; 764 g7625c Dc
tober; 73S 9739sc November. Oats easier;
AZ @A4c August; S6s4SS64e September.
Provisions lions steady Pork SYo rS piem6SSri
l2.4Ol9l2.45 August; IL 4215@l2.45 Sep
| her. Receipts, 5000 barrels OF flour;
! $4,000 bushels Of wheat 1000 bushels
of corn; 900 bushels OF oats; ,000 bushels
of rye; $50 bushels of barley. Shipments,
| $500 barrels of -four; 10000 bushels OF
wheat; ,Oo0 bushels OF corn; "a 900 bushels
OF oats; 5000 bushels Of rye; 700 bushels
OF barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Drovers' Journal
reports: Hogs, receipts 1900; shipments
| 5000; the general market strong and active;
| irmer rates; common to good mixed 770@
! S.35; good to prime heavy packing and ship
Lpiog s.3595.90; light 7606DS 20; sklps 10
CQ7.50. Cattle. receipts 1900; shipments 3, 100;
| brisk; 10 higher; poor exports 725WS.OO;
good 10 choice shipping 6.50g7 90; COM
mon to fair 4.50@6.00; butchers 2.6OG4 rs;
moderate supply of canning; range lU@l5c
|
4.00G4.50; half breeds 4 5045 %; Americans
4 25M5.50; stockers and feeders 3.0014.50.
Sheer, receipts 1900; shipments 300; rather
weak markets and slow, at fairly steady rates;
Inferior 10 fair 3 0044 90; medium to good
4CGG450; choice to extra 4.70G5.00. Glas
gov cable adyices to the Dr0Uers' Journal
report cattle lc and sheep nc lower than last
week. Freights from Montreal are S0lS5s and
35040s on cattle from Boston. All foreign
markets are reported bad
NEW YORK, Aug. 1l,-Dry goods
The market opened with steady demand for
many email assortments, but a much larger
movement, through deliveries. The daily vol
ume Of 3 tes con tinue TO chow very salts
factory tone OF the market, also improving,
aud desirable staples and seasonable fabrics
are In nominal, II any supply. Grain bags In
good demand agents, without any stock pro-
ductiOu, are largely sold to arrive, aud prices
very firm. Prints in good request, and very
large distribution; and, while stocks are under
going steady reduction, the production is very
largely on orders. Farwell 80 inch bleached
cottons have been advanced nc. fremont
canton fanneis ID Id & II, Massachusetts X,
and Lawrence d G Il B common and bleached
cotton hannels have been advanced &c each;
and other makes OF similar qualities held at
value, beiGg without any stock and produc-
ton ahead. Conditions are favorable TO a
prosperous autumn trade.
NEW YOEK, Aug. 1l.-Flour steady;
receipts 10 600 bls;ezports 5000; superhre state
and western 340Q4 IS; common TO good extra
4.60Q5 $50; good to choice 5.259S so; white
wheat extra 7006S 80; extra Ohio 1850
$50, Sc. Louis 4.601S.50; Minnesota patent
process 7.251S IS. Wheat unsettled, I@2c
lower on spot lots, $l@l% lower on options;
Ne. spring nominal; ungraded red 9eg
Qi.1316; Nc 3 do 1.1l9l ~; steamer No.
red l15A; No. 2 red l 12MQ1.1 318 certii
Gates; 1i3%@L14X delivered; No. 1 red
l.f5Q1.t5H mix winter 1.l2511i No. white
Ito; No. | 10 sales 800 bushels at ] IS;
No. 3 red August, sales 264,-
00O bushels at i25S@l- l31s, closing at l.l53a;
Sept. sales 100000 bushels at 1.l3&gl144,
closing at 1.l3%; October sales $4,000
bushels at 11415@1. 1873, closing at 1. 81;
November, sales 32S,00O bushels al 1.15Xg
1.l69S, closing at 1.163s. Corn opened some
what stronger, subsequently weaker and de-
cliued 19d2c, closing at the lowest points;
receipts 22,500 bushels; exports 5000; I'M
graded s4aSsc; No. 2 SIX @S7Mc in store;
seq 691sc delivered; ungraded white 9c; No.
2 white ,0OQ1 o.; No. 2 August S7GS7Hc,
closing at SIC; September So 4 GS74c, clos
ing at se%c; October sG@@sGXe, closing
at SEC; November slMGS24e, closing at
size. Oats, 5g5c lower; receipts 100000
bushels; exports 500; mixed western 50@5lc;
white western 57g6 Coffee dull and I'M
changed; Rio cargoes quoted at S14g1lc.
Sugar dull and unchanged; fair to good re-
fning quoted at 9i9@79sc. Molasses dull
and unchanged. Rice in fair demand and
firmly held. Petroleum quiet but steady united
COZ: crude 69s@6Xc; refined &c. Ia loT
steady; SssGS1lc. Rosin easter; 1.s592.UO.
Turpentine firm; 351E @455Ic. Eggs, western
held firm; 2255aGs23c. Pork firmi new mess
%. O0@22 25. Beef quiet and unchanged.
Cut meats quiet but firm; long clear iniddles
l13 IS. Lara stronger; prime steam II SOC
IL 90 Butter quiet but firm; 14G23Ic.
Cheese firm on fine western flat 6GlOc.
Col. VIM Edwards of Cleveland, has ac-
cepted the challenge OF John NJ. Shaw to trot
Trinket against Clingstone for $4,000 side,