Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-25

Wheat active, firm and higher; unsettled: No; 2
red winter 81. 10; No. Chicago spring $l.16A0
l.16A cash; 1.16A March; ! II April; Ll7H May.
No. Chicago spring 1.O4H@1 .o6n; rejected &c:
regular $3.50 cash and April: 379s@S7X bid May;
S7xc bid June. Oats ia ry active and shade higher
27Ac cash and April; $40 bid May: Rye steady
Pork unsettled and generally higher; $lO.60 cash
10.47M0lO 80 April; 1O62h O1065 May. Lard active,
firm and higher; $6.92M cash; 692h06 % April
May Bulk meats in gSo * d dem sad
changed: $1O6. Recelpts L, 900 barrels nour; s.
600 bushels wheat; 900 bushels corn; bush
pments $4,000 barrels flour; $1,000 bushels
wheat: 100000 bushels corn; 5000 bushels oats
$500 bushels rye; $4,000 bushels barley.
Closing prices-Wheat steady and firm. Corn
armer; advanced No. Oats firmer: advanced NC.
Pork firmer: not quotably higher. Lard strong
adanced 2MI5c.
hog receipts 1900: shipments $500; more life
and buoyant: 10c higher: generally firm; mixed
packing $4,000 90; light 4.2o04.4O; choice heavy
4O4 IS; closed steady, at advance. Cattle receipts
mixed shipping .5O14.sO; exports firm; b.00054 40;
native butchers weak except very best COWS; zoo
@4:O0; bulls 3.OO@4.0O; oxen 3OO@S 80: stockers
dull and lower; 3.lON4 80. Sheep. receipts 400
shipments 1,4OO; fairly active and weaker; $500
$40.
NEW YORK. March 24.-Cotton dull at 31s113Ac;
Iuttre6 weak. FlOrlr Gull very uRnG export 10.
msnd; receipts 1850 barrels; superfne state and
western $4.5O05.b0; common to good extra 600
S so; good to choice 5.5OQ18.O0; white wheat extra
5.s506.6O; extra Ohio b.6O07.b0; 81: Louis $500
quet receipts 1874, 600 bushels; No. spring $lS0
No. 2 Chicago LAO; ungraded winter red $t.370
LA; No. do 1.431101.45; No. amber LAO; mixed
winter1 4OMl 43; ungraded white 1.32@1 SO; No.
do 37G13S No. do. sales Al 600 bushels at 1854
01.39% No. 2 red March, sales GA GOO bushels at
14shD1.45h; April sales 1858, 600 bushels at 1.42h
Rye duh at s20ssc. Corn strong: receipts 1924, 600
bushels; white western 66Hc; No. March 560s6Ac
April 54A@54Xc; May 5Oal@5O1c. Oats dull and
heavy; receipts $3.50 bushels; mixed western 400
4sHc; white western 421a@45c. Hay steady at zoe.
Hops dull and unchanged; yearings 7@18c; New
York State 27(039c; eastern and western 27@35c.
Coffee quiet but firm; Rio cargoes quoted at 1SA@
fair to good refining 7A07Xc. Molasses quiet
New Orleans 44060c. Rice. demand fair and market
frm Carolina 6h@7Hc. Petroleum quiet and firm
quiet and steady at 61s@6 5-16c. Rosin quiet but
firm at 81 5O01 S. Turpentine dull at 81 4Sh@1 40.
Eggs higher; western 9h011hc. Pork quiet and
steady; old mess Sill 90. Beef quiet and unchanged
Cut meats dull; western long clear middles $6.87H
TOO; short clear middles 12H@7.25. Lard weaker
prime steam, old $3.50; new 7.5007.55. Butter
firm; western 150bs3c. Cheese frmer; western ITO
14c Whisky nominal at S1.1O01. IL asked. Leather,
in fair demand; Hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres and
Rio Grande light middles and heavy weights 25027c
Wool quiet and firm; domestic fleece 50065c; pulled
55OCDoUc, unWaSneQ lNQG4ZCs lo1dS 1ilU4UC' MAuu-
featured copper quiet; new sheathing 32c: Ingot
lake 22Ac. Pig iron dull and nominal; Scotch $50
$50; American 35hM39c. Russia sheeting 1910.
Nails, cut S53O15.4O; clinch 8017 80.
BOSTON, March 24.-Flour steady; western SUI
perhne IS COOS Is: common extra 5.25@575;
Wisconsin do 5.25@6 co; Minnesota do 6 0O9725
winter wheats, Ohio and Michigan 6. 25@676; ILL
nois and Indiana 6 60@7.00: st. Louis 6.7t07 so
Wisconsin and Minnesota patent spring wheat 1000
SIS; winter 7.O0M8.5O. Corn in fair demand ;
mixed and yellow eoDe2c Oats, steady and firm
No. and extra white 5NO53c: No. white 4Sc;
No. white and No. 2 mixed 46h047c. Rye.
9a195c.
LONDON. March 24.-Spirits petroleum rs edo
rs 3D. Spirits turpentine ass.
ANTWERP, March "a -Petroleum 18f.
LIVERPOOL. March 23.-Cotton easier; 1907 Lied ;
sales 5000 bales; for speculation and export
1000 bales; American 5000. bales. Bacon,
long clear 35s.
New YORK, March 24.-Dry goods: Jobbing trade
fairly active, but business only moderate with COM
mission houses. Cotton goods quiet and steady
Prints inactive, but prices remain firm. Printed
lawns and wide prints in good request, and ging-
hams active. Mems wear woolens quiet and firm.
Shirts and drawers in good demand. Foreign goods
less active.