Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-10

nally unchanged; No. @ CSC. Provlsions quiet and
steady; mess pork quiet at S9b5 cash. Lard, prime
steam 3eo5 Hogs dull and nncn.ngsd Ss2 2sS
rels hour; 107, ITO bushels wheat. Shipments, 80Ss
barrels -four; i9O, s24 bushels wheat.
oa1oAoo June 9Fo quiet but firm, Whs s,
cash and June; s9G@l 90 July; 90 August; No. 8
and higher; ssa @ssxo cash ]; ssho june; 7H@s7A
s5@ssN cash; s5x june; s5ho July; s2hc August.
Rye steady; $50. Barley hrmer; $50. Pork moder-
ately active and higher; $9.75 cash; 9.77h July
987k August Lard in good demand and shade
higher: $61s@6.17M cash; s. 20@6.22H July: 627H
@63O August Bulk meats strong and higher
.65@4 sS@497h Whisky steady; g o. Fre,s g ITS
barrels -four; 114,OOO bushels wheat; 80 600 bush
els corn: $4,000 bushels oats; 5000 bushels rye;
$4,000 bushels wheat 600 bushels corn; 81 600
bushels oats; $500 bushels rye; $500 bushels
barley.
hog receipts 21,oOo; shipments 400; generally
unchanged packing 3.4O03.6O; light bacon $3.50
1865; choice heavy closed quiet; about al
buyers demanded 5@1oo concession; exports 5000
$40; heavy shipping steers 47004 IS; fair to medi
UNI t@10c lower; 4.2O@4.45; feeders and stockers
bulls .oo@2 40; Texas grassers active and shade
stronger; 2. St@3.12h Sheep, receipts 1000; dun
2.75@D4.50.
NEW Yonx, juno 9.-Cotton nominal at 1880
1S14c; futures easy. Flour, shade rmer; receipts
1900 barrels; superfne state and western $S4O@
S.75; common to good extra s.sO0s.sO; good to
ira Ohio T. oo@soo; St. Louis so1s 90; Minnesota
patent process 6e007.65. Wheat, spring firm and
market shade stronger; rejected spring 7s074c
l .O6; ungraded do s3@93c ungraded winter red Ill
01.16; No. do l .16A @1.lSA; ungraded amber
l15@l.16; No: 2 do l, 15Dl.lsA; No: 2 white II
LIZ. Rye, demand active; No. 2 western 61No
Barley duh. Malt active. Corn quiet; receipts 1885,
600 bushels ungraded 41@44Ac; No. 8, 4O1a@41o:
4sc No. round ysox i2o SOW steame'
do 431ac; yellow western 46G046lac. Oats weak; re-
ceipts 1000 bushels; rejected s7Ac: No. 8, sshc
4lc: No. I white 4a@4tc; mixed western as@4oc
white western 4O@43c Hay dull and in buyers favor
Hops firm; yearlings 2@4c. Coffee nominaly un
changed. Sugar quiet and unchanged. Molasset
6shc; crude $1O6A@1.07A; refined l.07A bid
Tallow easier at 15-16@s 1-16c. Rosin quiet. Tur
weak; new mess Sio.l2l @io.25. Beef nominally
unchanged. Cut meats quiet and firm; western Ions
clear middles 90; :host clear a, middes 49, LARD
whisky hrmer at 81 06X. $3.50
Boston, June 9.-Flour steady; western super
cousin and Minnesota do 4.o0@575; winter wheats
Ohio and Michigan 75@5.25; Illinois and indiana
100000; st. Louis 5.5o@6.6o; Wisconsin and
Minnesota patent spring wheats 6.O0@8 81; winter
wheats eoo17.5o Corn steady; mixed and vel
low 46RD4sc steamer 46@46xc. Oats firm; fau
demand NO. and extra white 41@45c: No.
white 40c; No. white and No. 2mixed 3703sNc
Rye quiet and unchanged
LONDON, June 9.-Sugar, No. ~ Dutch Standar
spot 22s Cd; aaoat els Cd. Refined petroleum
6s Cd.
ANTWERP. June 9.-Petroleum 2O%f.
L1vEaPoo1.. June s.-Cotton steady; 7@7 Lied
sales 5000 bales: for speculation and export 1000
bales; American $500 bales Lard, American 32s Cd
Bacon, long clear 25s Cd. Tallow, fine American
a3s Cd. Linseed oil CSC. Spirits turpentine 2ss Cd
New York. June 9.-The package trade in cottol
goods is moderate and prices remain very firm
Prints in light demand and staple ginghams in fai
request aud firm. Printed lawns doing well. ORES
goods quiet. Mems wear woolens in steady rogue
and firm. Blankets moving fairly. Silks advan c
ing.