Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-22

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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS

Mn.wAuKss, Aug. 2o.-Flour steady
Wheat very tame and steady; No. 1.05Z;
August 1.O2x; September 9SXc; October
981c; No. S8c. Corn lower; No. 2,75Nc;
rejected 74c. Oats unsettled; irregular;
No. soc; white 55c. Rye scarce and firm;
No. 1 69c; No. 2 Csc. Barley quiet and
nominally unchanged; No. 2 Sept. Tie;
and September. Provisions higher; mess
pork .35 cash and September; 81. so Octo-
Der. Lard, prime steam II 40 cash and Sept;
IL SO Oct. Live hogs steady; 7.609S25.
Freights, wheat to Buffalo quiet; &c. Receipts
1885 barrels -four; % $50 bushels of wheat;
none barley. Shipments, 1,724 barrels OF
-four; 1850 bushels of whest: none barley.
New YORK, Aug. 21.--F1our dull;
receipts q. $50 bls;exporrs 1 695;superfre state
and western 3.5094 60; common to good extra
4.5015.20; good to choice 5.2508 so; white
wheat extra 7.0018 so; extra Ohio 4.650
$50. St. Louis 4.65GS.25; Minnesota patent
process 7.O0@S so. Wheat opened 3s@xc
exports 55l ,O0O;new spring nominal; ungraded
red 1.0O@1.14; No. do Les; Ne. 8 do Liz
@111s4; steamer No. 2 red 1.12K @1.13k;
No. 2 red 1.1371s@1 1888 certificates; 1870
1.141l delivered; No. red 1.1615; mixed win
ter l.12@1.12H; uDgraded white 1,O69I.l2;
No. 2 do Lib steamer No. do LOS; steamer
sales $500 bushels at 1.1sx al. 1872; No.
2 red August, sales 1876, coo bushels at l.l314
@1.1311s, closing at 1.13% Sept. sales 3s4 900
bushels at 1.13HQ1.13ss, closing at 1.13L;
October sales 336,c0O bushels at 1.14I
@1.1455S, closing at LAX. November, sales
81, 900 bushels at 1151l9115N, closing
L17@1.l71s, closing at 1.171s. Corn, cash
and August 4@Lc higher; receipts II, 900
bushels; exports 700; ungraded SSaS9X c;
No. S7Xc in store; soc elevator or de-
livcred; No white 96c; No. 2 August 85%
@S6Xc, closing at e611c; September s5I
closing at s4a[c; November sO1l@S01sc,
closing at e01zc. Oats 1@5c lower; receipts
$1,000 bushelsi exports 800; mixed western
50@58c; white western 7l@7Sc. Coffee dnll
and unchanged; Rio cargoes quoted at S15Q
11c. Sugar dull and unchanged; fair to good
refining quoted at 73-lG@7 Slide. Molasses
quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet but steady.
refined TIC. Tallow firm; fairly active; sss@
SIC. Rosin quiet; 1.SO@l.95. Turpentine
dull end lower; 441S@45c. Eggs, western
quiet aud unchanged; 22@221S. Pork strong;
new mess % O092250. Beef quiet but steady
Cut meats scarce and nominal; long clear
miGdlts 1875. Lard eak; prime steam IL 60
@l27n. Butter quiet but firm; 15927c.
Cheese dull and unsettled; western nat 6Q10c.
New YORK, Aug. 21.-Dry goods
Through considerable increase in the NUN.
Der Of buyers the lobbing trade shows &
marked Improvement in attention extended
and sales offered by agents. The demand has
been more moderate, but special orders and
hurrying forward OF old engagements give a
very good movement. The tone of the market
is very steady to firm for all leading qualities
Of cottons, and in no class is any weakness re-
ported.
ECH1CAGo, Aug. 2l.-The Dropers' Journal
reports: Hogs, receipts $500; shipments
400; demand brisk and lOc higher; common
to good mixed 7.70@S.3 5; heavy S.40@S.9O;
light 7.65@s.40; skIps 5.00@7.5O; closed
strong; all sold. Cattle, receipts 1000; ship
ments l 800; strong; good sales; exports 7.OO@
7.75; good to choice shipping 6 40G7 90;
common to fair 4.40G5.90; mixed butchers
in heavy supply; common to fair dull; 15@2Oe
lower; 2.0O9325; medium to good 3.35aS 60;
choice 4OO@4 so; stockers aud feeders 500
4.25; range strong; Texans 3.3O@3 IS; half
breeds and Americans 5.00@5 49, Sheen, re-
ceipts ! 600; shipments 2O0; slow; weak but
st 'ady for choice stock sales; poor to fair 8 90
43 81; medium to choice 4.0064 go; local
demand weak. itish cable adyices to Dropers
Journal concerning live stock markets are
less favorable ithan one week ago. Receipts
of American and Canadian stock reported
large, while the supply of home fed arrivals
are fair. Prevailing prices, estimated dead
weight, are, best steers I59lG16c; best sheep
1691Sc.
CHlCA9O, aug. Sl.-tlOur Qulet and uu.
changed. Wheat active and lower; regular
1.O2@1.O2k August; $3.50 September;
97slc October; 9S1c November; 97%c wear:
No. 2 red winter 1.G2H91.O3 cash; 1.G2H An
gust; 1.014 September; No. 2 Chicago spripc,
Los cash; No. 8 Chicago spring 90Ka9lc.
Corn unsettled and generally lower; 751
cash and August; 75H475s e september;73Xc
@74c October; 1895. November; 661sa66sc
year; rejected 74@745sc. Oats inactive and
lower: 42c cash; Al C August. 1880 Sentan,
Der; 351ac October and November; 34gIc
year; rejected 3sc. Bye dull; &c. Barley
firm; 94c. Pork active, firm and higher:
81. 45921 so cash and August; 21.47L@2l 80
September; 2l.60 October; 1885 January:
10 IS year. Lard steady fair demand; 1880
cash and August; 1880 September; 10 40 Oc.
tober; 1886 November; 1925 January; 1920
year Bulk meats quiet; shoulders 975:
short ribs 1925; do clear 13 Is. Flax Feed
higher; 80. Whisky steady; 1.19. Freiehts,
corn to Buffalo 1s[Q2c. Butter quiet and
unchanged. Eggs quiet and unchanged.
Call-Wheat higher; regular L OK August;
94Hc Septemoe Csc October; 93Xc Novem-
Der; 9715c year; No. 2 red l. OK al .O2I Au-
gust; 1.ol 2s9l.0l1S September; 1.O1I @l.0IX
OctobsI' No.2 Chicago spring 1.0615 cash;
LOGS August; 1890 September; 7X@9711c
year. Oats fairly active and a shade higher;
4219c cash; 4lalc August; S6Kc September;
359sc October; 35c year. Pork irregular
q 4715 September; $685. October;
10 Is year; 1885 January. Lard irregular,
u 52h September; 19 Az October; 1aS5
Nov Soo.,,i - ao . oCe year; 1925 January,
"a 900 bushels OF wheat; $4,000 bushels
of corn; 5000 bushels of oats; 6 900 bushels
of rye; LOCO bushels of barley. Shipments.
5000 barrels Of -four; 10000 bushels OF
wheat; 274 600 bushels of corn; 81, 600 bushels
oats; $, 400 bllahels OF rye; 500 bushels OF