Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-22
Corn receipts in Chicago 100000 bushels.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS

mand. Wheat tame and steady; No. 3 hard
nominal; No. 3 1.29h; July 1 IS; Au-
gust 10SH; September 1.04K No s CSC.
Corn scarce and higher; No. 799zc; rejected
734c Oats scarce and higher; No. 3 55c;
white Csc. Rye quiet hut steady; No l zoe
bid; No. 2 nominal; &c. Barley dull; No.
cash and nominal; 75c bid, sellers at zee;
September 79%c. Provisions higher; mess
pork 81 90 cash and August: 2l20 Septem-
Der. Lard, prime stesm 10 so cash and Au-
gust; 90 September. Live hogs steady: z 500
%. Receipts, 1888 bbls. flour; 40 ,275 bush
els OF wheat: 90 bushels of harley Shin.
meats, 1879 barrels of -four; 1925 bushels
wheat; none barley.
CHICAGO, July 2l.--The Drorers' Journal
reports hog receipts 1000; shipments 1900;
generally moderately active and steady; mixed
76eGS-15; light 7.50@S 20; heavy S.20g SIS;
sklps and Gu lis 450l7 20; coarse, rough more
plentiful but neglected. Cattle, receipts
1890; shipments 5000; firm for all natives, but
all low grades very dull and weak; exports
7.4O@S.OO; good to choice shipping 650@
7.20; common to fair 4.5O96 90; stockers and
feeders more active; 2 75@4 20; mixed butch
ers' dull and weak; 2 25@4 so; range cattle
15c lower; Texans 70@5.00; half-breeds and
Americans 4.25G6.00. Sheep, receipts I 900;
shipments none; trade fairly active and steady;
poor to fair 00G3.7 rs; medium to good 395
94. 25; good to choice 4.30q4 So.
CHICAGO, July 21-Flour quiet but steady.
Wheat active, firm and higher; No. Chicago
spring 29@l so cash; 1.O51S August; No. 2
red winter l.OSK al. 0SI cash; 1854 Au-
gust; regular 1.0S% @1.0S% July; 1.04SS@
l.0f15 August; 1O3X September; 1 O4 Octo-
Der: O214 year. Corn active, firm and
higher; 79g79X c cash and July; 7SH C August;
7]sc September; Tie October 6916c year.
Oats active firm amid higher; 55c cash; 531SR
| 53%c July; 4O4@409sc August; 36Tc Septem-
Der; 56Ac October. Rye easier; 6S19c. Bar
ley firmer; S9}fc September Flax seed suiet
| a me oh rel cd
LOO. Butter quiet and unchanged; creamery
| 19@2415c; dairy 14@2lc. Eggs quiet and
unchanged; l6&@l7c. Pork active, firm and
higher; q. 15@2i.25 July; 21.15G21 i71S Au-
gust; 2l.35 September; 2l.45G21.47H Octo-
bel; 20 90 year. Lard moderately active and
IL 55@l9571< September; 10. 65@12 .6719 Octo-
Der; IL 4O@12.45 year. Bulk meats, demand
fair and market firm. Whisky active and
shade higher; L II. Freights, corn to Buffalo
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Call-Wheat irregular; No. Chicago
spring 1.1915 July, regular, LOS July; 1.049S
@l.O4I August; 1883 September; OSM
October; 1.021& bid year Corn easier; 1880
July; 7734@77Xc August; IKE September;
76Ne October; 691s9691c year. Oats fairly
active and a shade higher; advanced nc. Pork
fitmer; not quotably higher Lard generally
unchanged; some sales rather higher. Receipts
1880 barrels Of -four; 206,00 bushels OF wheat;
| l7S,0C0 bushels of corn; 43, 900 bushels of
oats 5000 bushels OF rye; none barley Ship
ments, 5000 barrels of flour; 10000 bushels
OF wheat; 245,00 bushels of corn; $4,000
bushels of oats; 5000 bushels OF rye; 400
bushels Of barley.
NEW YORK, July 81 Flour DULL unchanged;
receipts l3,000 barrels; exports $500; superfne
state and western 3600475; common to good
extra Also $50; good to choice 5.7099 90;
white wheat extra 7.25G9O0; extra Ohio
4S0@S,00, st. Louis 4.S099.00; Minnesota
| nate G /e
higher on spot; 9l9lslc better on options;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 26l goo; No.
2 spring 81; ungraded spring 90Qt Is; uu-
graded red 1.03@1 %; No. 4 do 10; steamer
No. red 2091 2O19; No. 2 red 2o%Q
l22K certificates; 234@l.23K delivered;
graded white 1.159 LEO; No do 12l; No.
do sales $4,000 bushels at 1876;
No. 2 red July sales 100000 bushels at 120X
al. %, closing at 1904; August, sales
$4,000 bushels at 1.lSs9@l. 1871, closing. at
11S5s;septem0er sales ,0G0 bushels at .lS7S
bushels at l0g1 1917, closing at 1.10H
Corn I@lHc higher; strong; receipts -
bushels; exports ! 900; ungraded S3nS5c;
No 634 qS5c elevator; s414@S4K in store;
8434@S5c delivered; No 2 July s3M9Sf4c,
closing at Si1l; August s41S@851sc, closing
at Soc; September Der 8549664e, closing at 86A;
October S514 @S6c, closing at Soc; November
63GS414c, closing at SAC. Oats 2q7c higher;
receipts $3.50 bushels; exports none; mixed
western 65@s6c white western 7OG7Gc
Coffee iirmer; better demand; Rio cargoes
quoted at SX@i0Mc. Sugar steady; good
demand; fair TO good refining quoted at ~
G79sc. Molasses quiet but firm. Rice in
good demand. Petroleum dull and weak;
united 57Xc; crude GA965sc; refined 69<c.
Tallow quiet but steady; SIC. Rosin quiet
easier; 1.90G20n. Turpentine easier. Eggs,
western higher and frm 20Kc. Pork steady
and unchanged; new mess % 90. Beef quiet
but steady. Cut meats scarce and firm; long
clear middes Is 50G1375 Lard easier;
prime steam 12S5@l2.90. Butter dull and
dropping; 14g25c. Cheese quiet and weak;
| 6Ml0c.
NEW YORK, July 2I.-Dry Goods
There has been large aud healthy demand,
with very satisfactory results in the way of
sales and takings of buyers. Nominal prices
| for classes OF autumn fabrics, with CHI ief re-
quest given for printed fabrics Dress goods,
fl4nnels, underwear, hosiery and cottons, with
other specialtles, so early in the season, have
had less attention. Prints doing very well,
and large production of specialties is being
rapidly secured. Black denims advanced as
foil Ows Warran A X A 15c; do 14c; do
&C Louisiana plaid Osnaburgs to SIC net.
| Failed.