Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-03

MILwAuKEB, April 1.-FLoUR-1n light
demand. WHEAr-Quiet but steady; No.
hard nominal; 1.42; No. 2 1.29; March l.21s<;
April 1.2e; May 1893; June 1.2Sss; July
:25A;August and year nominal; No. 8, 1.18sl
No. and rejected nominal. CoRN-Unset-
regular 67@6sc. OA1s-scarca and higher.
No. 2 45o bid; white 49c. RTE-Nomlnal;
No. / sec. BAnLEY-Dull; No. 2 nominal,
Gle bid; April 8SHe; extra No. 8 firm
Sc. PROVISIONS - Firmer; mess pork
Sl7.20 cash and April; 1755 May LARD
Prime steam IL 90 cash and April; f1.121S May.
LIVE Hoes-Steady; 6.25a6 so. RECEIPTS
Of wheat: $500 bushels Of barley. SHIP.
MENTs-7, 259 barrels of -four; 1.275 bushels Of
wheat; $50 bushels of barley.
CHICAGO Apri 1.-The Drouers' Journal
reports: Hoas-Receipts $500; shipments
$500; SOLO higher; active; ell sold; light $50
6.s5; mixed packing 100000; heavy 6.50@
7.45; skips and culls 5.5Oa6 80. CATTLE
Receipts II 200; shipments 1900; active and
scarce; So DC higher; in some cases exports
for fair to choice 54005.60; butchers 8.0oG
so; for cows 4.sO95.5O; for steers, stockers
and feeders 3.5O95.25. SHEEP Receipts 300
slow. scarce and unchanged.
NEW YORK, April Flour
: Fair and unehangedi receipts
v,6UU bushels, exports 4,lUU, superhne
state and western 4.o0@4. 40; common to good
white wheat extra 7.0o@S.50; extra Ohio 4.70
$500; Ct. Louis 4,70QS.50; Minnesota patent
process 7.5O@s5O. WHEAT-1@Sc higher;
feverish; receipts 26,50O bushels; exports
$4,000 bushels; No. Q spring 1851,
ungraded red L2l@i.421s; No. red LIS;
No. Q red 1.421]1@1.44 new; 1.45,{ old; un.
graded Hna white lSS@l 81 No; white sales
1.39A old; No. Q red April, sales
$4,000 bushels 1.42@l.45, closing at 1.45
May, sales 7ss,OOO bushels at 1.4O5s@l.A,
closing at 1.4319; June, sales 696,0O0 bushels
at 136x@l.391S, closing at 1.S9; July,
sales 4S8,00O bushels at .24sl@1.27, closing
at 1854 CoRN-Excited; 1@2c higher;
receipts 2,10O bushels; exports $4,000;
s2%9s4c delivered; white western S6Ilc; No.
Q April 60%@S2c, closing at size; May
79X9S1c, ciosingat SOsgc; June 79az@slc,
closing at SO1sc; July 7SXQ8O11c, closing al
s01Sc; August 79@e01Sc, closing at S01S
OATs--2@53sc higher; receipts $4,000 bushels;
exports 2,7lO; mixed western 60G6Sc; white
western 6l@65c. CoFFEE-Qniet but steady;
Rio cargoes quoted at 9@1lc. sueAE-
Firm Firm ;d fair to o., good refining quoted at ~
market firm. RIoE-Quiet and firm. PErRo-
LEUM-Dull and easier: united e01lc; crude
8k@7ssc; refined 7Ao. TAItow-scarce
and firm; prime city; 7e@c. RosIN-Firm;
2.4012 d. Strong and higher;
Coo. Eeas-Wtstern quiet but firm; 1870
lec; poREcsteady; new mess quoted
Cur MKsrs-onfet and unchanged; long
clear niddles 9.S71S; short clear 1925. LARD
Strong; prime steam 11.S0@1l.35. BUTTER
Quiet but firm: 15144c CEEEsE-Quiet
but steady; S@l21sc.
CHICAGO, April 1.-FLoUR-Steady and
unchanged. WEEAT-Quiet but weak; No. Q
Chicago Gas % spTiug 1 aSs52 LIE cash; ,so
Chicago spring l.0s@l l2jS; rejected 7S@S2.
CoRN-Exeited and higher; 67X 069slc cash,
67aSc April; 72c May: 7lH June; H. Nc July;
rejected 89c. OATs-strong and higher; 1870
cash; 46@47c April: 4sJ1c May; 47slQ48 lune;
44slc July. RYE-Quiet but steady; S2@84Nc.
BARLE9-Firmer; LOS. FAX sEED-Higbsr;
fair 10 good merchantable 1891. 40: PORK
cash and April; l745al7.4715 May; I7.ssa
II SIX juno; 17.s9@l7 s. July. LARD-De-
mand fair and higher; 1l.05 cash; II 30 May;
1l.Sax@u.35 June; 11.424@i1.45 July.
BULK MEArs--Moderately active and higher:
shoulders 6.7o: short ribs 97b; short clear
10 90. Wa1sKY-Moderateiy active and
higher; Lie. FRErears-corn to Buffalo
1S,oOO bushels wheat; $1,000 bushels corn;
5000 bushels oats; 1000 bushels rye: $500
bushels barley. SHIPMENTs-9,o 600 barrels -four;
$500 bushels wheat; $1,000 bushels corn;
$4,000 bushels oats; 1,1O0 bushels rye;
II 200 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, April dry goods
With the jobbing trade the week closes on
large movement Of goods and further large
demand in sight With agents new business
for the day has been of moderate proportions.
and selections confined to Requirements, which
included several good orders, although Of mis-
cellaneous character. Cotton goods have been
In fair selection but better delivery, and values
shows change in prints demand, as previ.
some styles In execution Of orders. All Tool
and cotton warp cashmeres In good request,
with preference for the former Wooden
goods quiet as to new demand, but deliveries