Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
LIVE Hoos--stsady; e.ss@s.75. Rrop1prs-

$3.50 barrels of flour; 25,475 bushels
of wheat: 1880 bushels OF barley. SHIP
MENTs- 1896 barrels of -four; s75 bushels Of
wheat; $3.50 bushels of barley.
CHICAGO. March 30.-The Drouers' Journal
reports: Hoas-Receipts 21,O00; shipments
/ 200; generally steady and unchanged; quail
ity good. one lot of fine packers sold at 7.65.
common to good mixed 620@6.70; heavy
packing and shipping 6.75@7 80; light 6.25
N6.7O; skips and culls 5S096.2O. CATTLE
Receipts $500; shipments 3,l0O; firm; active;
exports 7,00@750; good to choice shipping
6. 40@6.S5; common to fair 5.5O@6.l5; butch
ers steady; 2.75@5.0 co. common canning weak
Receipts 2.000; shipments l,lO0; common
to medium 5.O015.50; good to choice 5.759
6.1G: extra 6.20@6.S0.
CHICAGO, March S0.-FLoUR-Steady and
unchanged. WHEAT-Unsettled and lower;
No. . Chicago spring 1.s5@l.s519 cash;
L 35l4@1. S51S March; 1855 April; 1.2S3s@
12s15 May; 1.261S@1. 26A June; 1880
1.O31. CoRN--Fairly active and shade
higher; 64@66alc cash; 64@6411sc March; 6411S
April; 6Sssc May; 6S1s@6s1lc June; 6S1Sc
July; rejected 65a654c. OArs-Quiet but
steady; 43@45xc cash; 42%@43c March
and April; 1870 May; 451sc June; 434c
July; rejected 421zc. RYE--Easier; S1@S4c.
BARLEY-Firmer; 1.03@1.O5. FAX SEED
Good merchandise to high grade 1870 80,
II. 90 March and April; 17.171l@l7.2O May;
II 371S@17.4 40 June; II 60 July. LARD-Active
and a shade lower; 1Os71s cash and April;
.O0@ll.O216 May; 1l.15@11.17H June;
1I.25@11 .2711 July. BULK MEATs--Steady
and unchanged; shoulders 600; short ribs
| $40; short clear 995. WHIsKY-Steady and
unchanged; lis. FREIGHTs-C to Buffalo
2Ac.
|. 35k April; 1323s May; 1861 June; 1.22s
July. Consultative, firm and higher: 64Mc
April; 6sssc May; 6sal@6S%c June; 6s%@69c
| July. OATs-Demand active aud prices ad.
vanced 455Sc May; 453s@45Hc June; 1910
1870 July PoRK-FairIy active and shade
higher; 16 971l April; 17.221a May; 7.45 June;
II. 621s@l7 July. LARD-Stronger;
1os74 April; II Cs1s May; LIZA l. ~,
barrels -four; $500 bushels wheat;
10, OO0bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats; 1000
bushels rye; $500 bushels barley. SHIPMENTS
$4,000 barrels flour; 5000 bushels wheat;
$4,000 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats;
1850 bushels rye; 5000 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, March 3O.-FLoUR-Dull; re-
ceipts 1850 bushels; exports 94O; supertne
state and western 4.n0@4 40; common to good
white wheat extra 7.O0@S.50; extra Ohio 40
$500; St. Lonis 4.70@S50; Minnesota patent
process 7.5O@S.50. WHEAT-Opened heavy
I@lAc lower; subsequently became strong
and recovered the decline; closing firm;
receipts Al ,0CO bushels; exports 55 600 bush
els; No. 3 spring 1884; Duluth spring so;
ungraded red l.399i.44; No. red l.409l. 4O1a
new; 1.H1a@1.42 old; ungraded white 1So@
/ Sc; No. 1 white, sales 500 bushels at
els at .3915@1 40, closing at 1.40; April, sales
900 bushels 1894 @ .407s, closing at lao;
May, sales $4,000 bushels at 1.39@l.39%,
closing at 1885, June, sales 592, 900 bushels
at l.2l5S91.235s, closing at 1.23s6. CORN
Cash lots held strong and options opened
firmer, became weak and declined H@a6c,
closing with the decline recovered; receipts
5000 bushels; exports 1850; ungraded a54
791lc; No. 8 73c; No. 7sc in store; 7S1sc
elevator; 1890 delivered; No. 2 March 773s9
771Sc, closing at 771ac; April 773s@7Sc,
closing at 7Sc; May 7656@77c, closing at
nc; June 765s@77c, closing at nc; July 1914
Q77c, closing at TIC; August 7SAc. OATS
I@23Ic higher; receipts $1,000 bushels; ex-
ports none; mixed western 57@59c; white
western 5S@60c. CoFFEE-Dull; unchanged;
Rio cargoes quoted at 9@1lc. SUGAR.-
@79c. MoLAssEs--Demand fair and mar.
ket firm; so test refining quoted at S9@40c:
RIcE-Qulet but firm. PETRoLEUM-Quet
but steady; united 811sc; crude 6%@7ssc;
refined 715c TALLow-Stronger; prime city
7slc. Ros1N-Dull and unchanged; 2.4O@
2.45. TURpENTINE--Stronga and higher; $3.50.
EGGs--Western higher and firm; 177s@ lSc
PoRK-Higher; new mess quoted at
IL. 621S@17.75. BEEF-Quiet but steady
CUTMEATs-Quiet and strong; long clear
middles 9.S71S; short clear 1925. LARD
Strong and higher; prime steam 1l.20@
11.25. BuTFER-Demand fair and market
firm; f5@44. CHEEsE-Quiet but firm;
6@l21sc.
New YORK. March SO.-Dry goods:
Jobbing trade active and distribution of goods
progressing very satisfactorily. Buyery nu-
merous and selections very free. Cotton
goods in steady request. Prints IN good re-
quest for choice styles and novelties, but reg
ular work moves moderately, though prices
are unchanged. Ginghams generally not
active. Lawns in improved inquiry. Under
wear quiet. Cottonades slow, also Hamburgs.
Wooden goods in good selection but quiet.