Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-24
Corn receipts in Chicago 208r 694 bushels;
1T 60
PORK.
LARD
La I'll
Chicago.
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 23.-Flour quiet and
unchanged; spring grades 40O96.25. Wheat
tame but firm; No. 2 Los; August LOB; Sep
in good demand and frmer; No. 24711zc asked;
rejected 75c bid. Oats in better demand; Ne.
2 Acc; choice white 47c. Rye scarce and want
ed; No. l 69c; No. 2 67Xc. Barley very quiet;
No. cash nominally frmer; 76c bid; Sept.
II. Provisions 1rmer; mess pork 2l.65 cash
and September; 21.7715 October. Lard, prime
steam B.S5 cash and sept; 12.45 Oct. Live
hogs frmer; 7.75G825. Receipts, 1885 bar
teIs -four; 400 bushels of wheat. Shipments;
sos barrels Of -four; q, 500 bushels OF wheat;
5000 bushels OF barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The DroreTs' Journal
reports. Hogs. receipts 1900; shipments
heavy 8.50g9.0O; light 7.75G850; sklps 500
@7.40, supply well cleared. Cattle, receipts
1900; shipments 1900; good fat cattle very
scarce; low grades weak: exports 7.2O@7.75,
good to choice shipping 5097.sO; com.
mon TO fair dull; 4.25@6.09; butchers active
and stronger; common to fair 2.5o@3.50;
medium to good 3.7594.4 10; stockers and feed
| ers 3O094 80; dairy calves 9.0O@17.00 per
| head; rangers steady; Americans and half
breeds 4.9095. so; Texas COWS 3.40g3. 50; steers
4.2545.00. Sheep, receipts 1880; shipments
none; slow and lower; common 10 medium
3.4O@3.75; medium to good 95a4 25; choice
| to extra 4 3514 60.
CHICAGO, aug. 23.-Flour nominally IN
changed. Wheat strong and higher, regular
Loo August; .994Ge 1880 septemb er;lsSxc Oc-
tober; 99ssc November; 9s@9s1sc year; No.
2 red winter 1.o551 cash, 1.o5H @l.o6 August,
1.01% September; No. . Chicago spring 1.O714
cash. l.07X 01.Os August; No. Chicago
| spring 92c. Corn, strong, higher; T7H @77szc
cash; 77slc August; 765eG76slc September;
751sc October; 72@721sc November; &c year;
rejected 75Xc. Oats irregular and easy;
Az c cash and August; $500 September; B5X
&c. October; 36c November; 35Sc year; re-
Jected 36H @37c. Bye steady and unchanged;
&c aBarley easier; 9l@92c. Flax seed active
and ii mer; 1.301S@l.31. Pork active and
HE her; II. 55@2l.6 IS cash and August; 81 esq
2l.671S September; alsO October; 49, IS Ja1u o.
airy; IL so year. Lard quiet and weak; 1870
cash; 1232]5 September; 12.421 October;
30 Jal uary; 1925 year. Butter steady and
in fair demand creameries, IS@26c; diaries,
good TO choice 17922c. Eggs firm; 19c. Bulk
meats steady and unchanged; shoulders 9.75;
short ribs 1925; do clear 13.45. Whisky
steady and unchanged; 1.19. Freights, corn
to Buffalo 15e9Iszc.
Call-Whest irregular; regular 1.O63e Au-
gust; 991lc September; SSIsc October; 1890
November; 9814c year; No. red winter 1.06H
@1O6l August; 10lY@1;O2 September; No.
Corn easier; declined 1s9Ac for some options.
Oats unsettled and generally higher; 415sg
/ 4t%c August 367sc September SEC October
I and November; $3.50 year. Pork irregular
2l.6715 September; 2l.77s Octobtr; 10 IS
year; 1895 January. Lard quiet, but firm
,OoO bushels of wheat, 208,500 bushels
of conn 256,O0O bushels of oats; II 900 bushels
: of rye; $500 bushels of barley. Shipments,
6 1906 barrels of flour; $1,000 bushels OF
wheat; 81 ,OU0 bushels of corn; $4,000 bushels
, of oats; 1900 bushels of rye; 500 bushels OF
Y barley.
r NEW YORK, Aug. 22.--Flour quiet;
: receipts $1,000 bis; exports 5000; superhre
state and western S.6094.50; common to good
6 extra 45005.20; good to choice 5.250S %;
+ whitewheat extra 7.00@S.25; extra Ohio 1850
& $50, Ct. Louis 4.6508.0O; Minnesota patent
AID firm; receipts Ill 600 bushels; exports
+ l32,000 No. spring nominal ungraded red
1.02@l.i4; steamer No. 5 do LOS; Ne. red
i: 1.12X @l.129s; steamer No. 2 red 1.lSX @
;; LA certificates; 1.1416@1.15 delivered; Ll515
!; fob mixed winter l.12%; ungraded white
e 2 req August, sales 100000 bushels at l.l35S
0 al Az, closing at 1.14s5 Sept. sales 696 900
j. bushels at 1.l4R, closing at Lag; October
e sales 10000 bushels at 1.15x, closing at
|; 1.l55s; November, sales 10000 bushels at
J. 1.16gl .l61S, closing at 1.16s1; December sales
j. Corn 1S@1Ac higher on futures; 1@2Hc bet
o ter on spot; receipts 1000 bushels; exports
Z 81 900; unsraded s414991c; No. 2 9OXc in
L; store; Ole in elevator; 921sc delivered; No.
o white 92@95c; low mixed 9Oc; No. August
904 49lc, closing at Ole; September S61S q
c15sc, closing at S714c; October S4S49S5k {,
closing at S5111c; November S0%@SlXc, clos
ipG at size. Oats quiet but firm; receipts
$3.50 puehels; exports none; mixed western
5 5uUs5Sc; white western 65@70c. Hay quiet
4494S, New York state 4l@51c. Coffee
steacy aud in fair demand; Rio cargoes quoted
: at SA@1lc. Sugar steady; in good demand
fair to good refining quoted at 1916. Mo-
lasses quiet but steady. Rice quiet but firm.
Petroleum dull and easier; united 561Sc; crude
prime city S9sc. Kosin quiet; 1.SO@1. 95.
Turpentine quiet but steady; 45c. Egg,
western Gull and unchanged; PC. Leather
{ market firm; hemlock sole Buena Ayres and
Rio Grande light, middle and heavy weights,
2l@2515c. Wool dull and dropping; domestic
fleece 32@4ec; pulled 1S(942c; unwashed 12G
:. 81: Texas l4933. Pork high her; new mess. % vi
: @sz2.25 Beef quiet but steadily held. Cut
meals sCarre; nominal; long clear middles
1915. Lard steady; prime steam l2.70. But
Z ter, market firm; f5927Hc. Cheese dull and
unchanged.
Dry goods are about the same as at last report.
( The jubbIng movement shows increasing nc.
: ilVlty aid the sales promise q great improve
menG o ,er last week. From interior and
( western distributing Centers we have very
good reports of trade in movement, and as
I good collateral therefor we cite the re-appear-
: ance in the market of prominent buyers for
reassortments Prints are doing very well in
sales and deliveries. The Dunnel foulards, on
an extra heavy cloth, of elegant styles and
( flush, have just been placed on the marx ct,
Z anu sold uery freely at SIC. The tone of the
general market for cottons is very strong.
( WooleLs have heen doing better, while
. heavy goods are taking much better, for
spring wtskens the disposition to place. Or
| ders a;c improving.
n WON sn at the Bottom of It.
9 DANvILLE, Ky, Aug. 23.- Doc Mar6eld
and NJ. A. Cox, had some trouble to day
about diSreputablc woman, when Marfeld
s drew a revolver and shot Cox, wounding him
in the arm Marfield is under arrest and his