Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-19
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Chicago
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PRESS MARKETS

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 18.-Flour in mod
crate demand. Wheat quiet; stronger; No. 2
tober 984c; No. 8 soc. Corn scarce and
frmi No. q, 76Hc; rejected 744c. Oats
lower; No. white old Csc; new 6ec.
Rye frmer; No. 6S1zc; Ne. 2 Csc. Barley
dull; higher; No. 2 Sept. 76c bid; extra
No. September and October 63c bid, 81 asked
Provisions higher; mess pork 81 .2211S cash and
September; 81 80 October. Lard, prime steam
IL 25 cash and September; 1885 October
Live hogs steadier; 7.60Q8 Is. Freights,
wheat to Buffalo quiet; nominal; 2 4 C. Receipts
$3.50 barrels -four; $3.50 bushels of wheat;
none barley. Shipments, $3.50 barrels of
Tour; q, $50 bushels OF whea5; 1885 barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-Flour quiet and un-
regular 102H August; $3.50 September;
981sc October; 983sc Novem Der; 97Xc year;
No. 2 red 1.03@l 031f cash; 1.02K @l.03 Au-
gust; 1.01H @l.02 September; No. Q Chi
cago spring nominally 1868 cash; 0691.07
August. Corn higher; 7615@76xc cash and
November; 66Ic year. Oats active, firm and
higher; 46119c cash; 43c August; 1890 eptem-
Der; Soc October and November; 3515c year.
Rye steady and unchanged; 67c. Barley higher;
93c September. Flax seed higher; LIS on
track; 1.29 delivered. Pork firm and higher;
Der; 81 40 year. Lard active, firm and high
er; 1925 cash and August; 1925 September;
IL 35 October; l2 % November; 1921 January
and year. Bulk meats higher; shoulders 9.75;
short ribs 1915; do clear Is 40. Butter steady
and unchanged. Eggs quiet but steady.
Whisky higher; 1.f9 Freights, corn to
Buffalo &c.
Call-Wheat neutrality-suspicious. 1.02X
August; 99c September; 9S09S%c October
9Sk November; 9715c year; No. 2 red 1.03L
August; 1.02 September; No. 2 Chicago spring
LOT August; 99@9911c September; 9711e year.
Corn irregular; 7nA G August; 761s976Ac Sep
November; 669sc year; 635sc May. Oats ir-
regular; 43c August; 371sc September; $3.50
October and NoVembe;; $3.50 year. Pork IT.
regular; 81 221a ptember; 2l.40 October;
IS 371s year; 19. IS January. Lard irregular,
II Is September; IL S7A October;
Rees a5 s' 5000 year, barrels sS of ap aouy
| $4,000 bushels Of wheat; 900 bushels
| of corn; 81, coo bushels of oats; 5000 bushels
of rye; $40 bushels of barley. Shipments,
$500 barrels of flour; 10000 bushels of
wheat; 2U6,0OO bushels of corn; 144 900 bushels
of oats; 700 bushels of rye; 500 bushels of
| barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-The DroUers' Journal
| reports: Hogs, receipts 10000; shipments
| $3.50; demand fair and market stesdier; un-
| altered rates; common to good mixed z 5OM
SIS; heavy 8.20@s.9O; light z 4098.20; skips
5.OO@7.O0. Cattle, receipts 5000; shipments
|
| ul; weaks exports z.10@775; good to choice
| shipping 4O96.e5; common to fair 2 400
3 SO; good to choice 375Q4 25; stockers aud
feeders 29O@4.30; range cattle firm; Texans
| 3.95@4 10; half breeds and natives 45O,@
5 40; dairy calves sl0@l7 per head Sheep, re :
ceipts 1,SOO; shipments LOCO; steady; demand
| fair; poor to fair 9093 co. medium to
| good 3.709420; choice TO extra 4.3094.60.
| NEW YOkg, Aug. Is Flour dull unchanged;
receipts %, COO bls;exports ,300 superipe state
and western 3.50Q4.75; common to good extra
4.509 $40; good to choice 5.25Q8 so; white
wheat extra 7.00@S so; extra Ohio 4.75@
| 7.50, st. Louis 4.75oS.25; Minnesota patent
process 7.00@5 rs. Wheat, cash l@1Hc
| higher; options 9l11c higher; receipts 29S, 500
| bushels; exports 1S7 600; No. Q spring nominal;
ungraded red 1.02G1.14; steamer No. 5 do
| l.05@l. 95H; No 3 do 1.12; steamer
No: 2 red 1.i2A@L13; No. 2 red 1.1s4Q
1.1396 certificates; 1.13%@1. 14z delivered;
| $500 bushels at 1.16@1. l64; No. 2 red Au.
| gust, sales COO bushels at l. i3x@1 .13L,
closing at 1.l3s4; Sept. sales 100000 bushels
| at l.l3ss@1.14, closing at 1.1SX;
October sales $4,000 bushels at 1.14M
al. 15H, closing at IS; November, sales
at l.16A; December sales $4,000 bushels at
1.1717@l.17$l, closing at 1.171S Corn 15@13S
| higher; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
| $500; ungraded S45s9S6c; No. 2 S61Sc ele-
| vatcr, closed at 93Ac delivered: No. 2 Au-
| gust s556@s61Sc, closing at S616c; Septem-
| Der S5149S6Xc, closing at S6Ac; October
| SAX 9S514c, closing at Ssh c; November sos
| @8tc, closing at Sic; December 77Kc. Oats
| l@2X higher; receipts 5S,525 bushels: ex-
ports 1,500; mixed western 54@60c; white
western 75@S0c. Coffee dull and unchanged;
Rio cargoes quoted at S11@1lc. Sugar,
demand active; fair to good refining quoted
at 73-16@7 5-16c. Molasses dull and I'M
changed. Rice quiet but STEADY. Petro-
eum higher; firm; united 5000; crude 6sS@
| 61sc; refined 6Xc. Ta!low firm; SL@
SIC. Rosin quiet; 1.SO@1.95. Turpentine
dull; 451ac. Eggs, western dull and weak;
| 22@2214c. Pork quiet and unchanged; new
mess 2175G22 90. Beef stronger; extra
Iudia mess $500. Cut meats dull and
nominal; long clear Iniddles 1875. Lard
| steady; prime steam IL 60. Butter quiet
but firm; 15@26c. Cheese dull and lower;
western fats 6Ql0c.
New YORK, Aug. 1s.-Dry goods-The de-
mand and movement pre- serves features of last
| reports, or former moderate and the latter
very good. Desirable fabrics of every class
are active in movement, and large produc-
ton is sold To arrive. Prints in satin finish
aud high novelties are doing well. The Ed
dystone, Arnold, DunnelI, Merrimack, Allen
and Gloucester's are in active request and dis
| tribution.