Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-28


REoE1prs-s,6s5 barrels of -four; 1850
bushels of wheat $3.50 bushels of bar
ley. SHIPMENTs--9,24l barrels of -four;
1895 bushels of wheat; 11,7S0 bushels Of
barley.
CHICAGO, April 26.-Ths Dropers' Journal
reports: HoGs-Receipts 10000; shipments
10. 600; moderately active but 5@l0c lower;
common to good mixed 670@7 %; heavy
packing aud shipping 7.25@7.75; light
7.S0; skips and culls 5.t0@6 20 CATTLE
= Receipts 1850; shipments 2,100; weak;
l0@15c lower, although two cars soldat 500,
the highest price OF the season; exports 1900
SEQ; good to choice shipping 6.60Q715;
common to fair 6.i0@6 so; grass Texans
4.5O@5 so; stockers and feeders 3.2O@5 80.
SHEEP--Recsipts 1000; shipments 1900;
very strong and higher;a large drove of NUT
tons sold at So 90, the highest price of the sea-
son; common to medium 0n@8.50; medium
to good 7.00@7.25; choice to extra 500 500.
CHICAGO, April 27.-FLouR--steady
generally higher; 1.S9@1.40 cash; LAO April;
l 2916 al .2955S May; .8O1S@1 .SO5S June; .2S1i
al .2Sss July; 1.16sS August; 1.O51s year; No.
Chicago spring 1.iS@l 20; rejected 80
@95c. CoRN--Demand fair and prices
higher; 7l14@7l1Sc cash; 7l4c April; 7l15@
rye May; 7l]5c June; 7l11l@7lasc July; II Is
August; rejected 6S15c. OATs-Actiye, firm
and higher; 5l15@52c cash; 5l1lc May; 1890
9une'si4M@4Ne JULY Y; s5 Il August stzsc
NORMALLY unchanged; 1.06@,.0s. FLAX
SEED-Firm and unchanged 1851 40. PORK
Steady; fair demand; 1900 cash and April;
17.959lS 90 May; is.10@1S 1915 June; 1S.20@
1S.2715 July; lS.421s@l84 IS August. LARD
Steady; fair demand; 11.0091l.05 cash and
April; 11.02S@l1.05 May; 1l.171S@11.2 90
Jun:s; 1901 ;s21 July; 11.42!s@1l.45 Au-
shoulders 7.5o; short ribs 1880; do clear
1866. BUTTER-Dull; tending downward;
common to fine creamery 25@@27c; fair to
wHIsKY-steady and unchanged; 1.10.
FREieHrs-Corn to Buffalo 21lc.
CALL: WHEAT--1.40 April; 1.291s91 2914
May; 1.391s@l 3Os June; 1855 July; 1.l6
August; LOS September. Consecutive and
lower; 7l@7lHe April; 7o5sc May; e955@7oc
TENDER. OATs-Easier; 5I1ac May; 49SSc
June; 1870 July; 37Ic August. PORK
Irregular. easier; Il .9sH@I79715 May;
1S.10pune; Is 2715@1s.30 July; 1S40@18.47l
August. LARD-Quiet and unchanged; 11.05
May; 11.1715 June; II 30@ll.3215 July; IL 42115
@li.45 August; ll;55@ll 57H septem.
Der: RECEIPTS 5000 barrels flour;
1900 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels
corn; $1,000 bushels cats; $500 bushels
rye; 1900 bushels barley. SHIPMENTS
5000 bbls -four; 2,2CO bushels wheat; $751;,
900 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats:
1,400 bushels rye: 2,700 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, April 27.-FLoUR-Dull; un-
changed; receipts $500 bushels; exports
1900; superfne state and western 4.O0@5.10;
common to good extra 5.0Og5.S0; good to
choice $500 10; white wheat extra 1850
geo; extra Ohio 5.2o@s.5o, st. Louis 5000
900; Minnesota patent process 7.50@9.25.
WHEAT-Opened X @5lc higher; firm; after
wards weaker and declined I@1Sc, closing
heavy; receipts 5000 bushels; exports 10000;
No. 2 spring Ia; ungraded red 1.159
i.4711S; No. do lao; No. red 1.47@1. Az
certificates; ungraded white 1.35@1.42; No. l
do sales 1900 bushels at AZ; No. red April
sales 5000 bushels, at 1.461s, May, sales
$4,000 bushels at 1.46sl@1. Az, closing at
1.4714, closing at 1:4624; July, sales 40O,9UO
bushels at l.S1@l.S2555S, closing at 1.3l;
August, sales 100000 bushels at 1.22A@
1.2311S, closing at 1.23. CoRN-Cash and
April 2Q4c lower; options opened at 15@lc
higher, then weaker and lost the advance;
closing I@1c lower; receipts 10000 bushels;
exports $4,000; ungraded 81@S5c; No. 3 Sic;
No: 2 s29s5c, closing at SIC; No 2 April. 81
@ss closing s at Sc Nay 0GgSsc tlsS aiHg
July solssac, Closing at sO1sc; Augastt
sOa5@S2c, closing at sOaSc; September s2ssc.
OATs-X911S higher; receipts $4,000 bushels;
exports none; mixed western 60@62c; white
western 6OG641lc. CoFFEE-Rio cargoes
quoted at 8I9l6Ac. sUGAR-Dull and nom
inal; fair to good refining quoted at rs
@71Sc. MoLAssEs--Q and unchanged;
SO test refining quoted at 4lc. RIcE--Demand
air and mrrket firm. PETRoLEUM-Quiet but
7s6c. TALLow-Quiet but steady; 7T08c.
RosIN-Firm; 2. 4711@2 5219. TURPENTINE--
Quiet but steady; 5S@59c. Eaes - Western
Grmer; 17@1Sc. PoRK-Firmer; new mess
IS 12K@IS.25. BEEF-Quiet and strong.
Cur MEATS Dull and nominal. LARD
Weak; prime steam 1855. BUTTER--Quiet
but steady; 1O93Oc. CHEEsE-Dull and
weak; 8Q1211c.
New YORK, April 27.-DRY GOODS:
The market continues quiet in demand. which
is no unusual occurrence for the closing
days of April, when the months trade is over.
There has been fair order of business, but
only to meet the requirements. Deliveries
continue on a colnt of orders, whereby a
good volume of sales is preserved. The tone
OF the market for desirable fabrics steady TO
firm.