Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-14
Corn recefpJ8 III chicago
shipments 81, 7l2 bushels.
PORX
PORX
LARD,
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS

light demand. Wneat uneettleu ana lower;
No. Q hard lao; No. . 1.s71s; March l.242@;
1.231; year nominal; No 8 LOS; No. 4 and
mand; No. 2 6s@SSXc. Oats dull; No. .
nominal; 41c. Rye quiet and unchanged;
No. / fresh SIC. Barley almost neglected;
No. cash higher; Sc bid for fresh; extra
No. 8 fresh, nominally lower; nc BID q:
Provisions advancing; mess me, pork lS 50
steam 10 50 cash and March; 1888 April.
Live hogs higher; 6.10@66O. Receipts, 1885,
barrels of dour; Is. 425 bushels of wheat;
IS $50 bushels of barley. Shipments, Is, $40
barrels of -four; LOTS bushels wheat; II ,24O
bushels barley.
CHICAGO, March 1S-The Drover's Journal
reports hog receipts $3.50, shipments 1,S O;
| .Oo@6. IS; heavy packing aud shipping $50
al. 90; light 8.90@6 95; skips and culls 3.75
as so. Cattle, receipts $50; shipments 200;
active and strong; 10c higher; exports 30
as rs: good to choice shipping 5.60@6 10;
common to fair 5.2005 40; mixed butchers
Q 25@5.25; mainly $500 .25;- steckers and
feeders 3.l0@4.s0; light cattle accommodating
shipments 1890; weak; 10015c lower; fine
wethers 5.75@6.20; common to medium
3.75@5. 90; medium to good 5.25@550. The
Droyer's journal special cable from Liverpool
reports an unchanged general market; sup
pl es light; values firm at TIC for cattle and 2tc
Tor best sheep.
CHIcAso, March 13.-Flonr nominally un-
changed Wheat active, firm and higher;
3,s@I March; 1.s5 April; L25x
"a I.25X May; 1.244@1.24H June; 1929
bid july; Nos Chicago spring 1.o7 clos;
rejected SCaS5c Corn active, firm and higher;
6i@6Sc cash; 6lHc March; 61K @6i&c
April; 66A@66Nc May; 66xc June; rejected
SIC. Oats active, firm and higher; 4fAc cash;
41Xc March; Axc April; 1870 May; Az
@4Sxe june; rejected 4s4 IT,, Rye Eyes steady
unchanged; 100. Pork strong and high"r;
| II. OONl7 12X cash; 1900 March and April;
f17,2 O@1z22X May; 17.4O June. Bulk meats
strong and higher; shoulders $50; short ribs
9.45; do clear $50. Whisky steady and
unchanged; 1.l8.
CalllWheat easier; s4X APRIL pi.; LIZA LIZA
lower. Receipts, $4,000 bbis -four; 500 bush.
wheat; $4,000 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels
| oats: 3, 500 bushels rye; S0000 bushels barley.
Shipments 1900 barrels -four; 4,6GO bushels
wheat: $1,000 bushels corn; 1000 bushels
oats; 1000 bushels rye; 1900 bushels bar
ley.
L (sUU
perfine state and western, S.65@4.25; COM
| mon to good extra, 4.35@5.00; good to
cho &c. 5.65@S 80; white wheat extra, 700
as so: extra Ohio 450@S00; st. Louis,
4.40aS. so; Minnesota patent process. 1909
S.95. Wheat 1@2c higher; somewhat unset
tied; receipts 81, 200 bushels; exports 154,' 90;
No. Q spring l.3O; ungraded spring liz; un,
do rs: No.2 do 1850 81 new; 1.34X O lS5X
old: mixed winter 1.27@l %; ungraded white
2Sal. 80; No. do sales %, 600 bushels at 1.32
new: .SSal .33X old; No. red March
sales $1,000 bushels at 1880 1854; closing
at 1851; April sales 6l6.C0O bushels at
l.S44 @l.S5ss, closing At l.S41; May. sales
.33X, closing at .32x; July, sales $4,000
bushels at 1.23X @L25, closing at 1.24A.
Corn l@l% higher, very firm; receipts 2,6oO
bushels: exports As, QUO; ungraded 69@71 &c;
No. S72@73c; steamer TN @73c; No. 7lH
arc new; 7S@7Sxc old; steamer white 7sc;
No. 2 March Tx orc, closing at 7lAc;
| April 7sH @7sc, closing at 72ac; May 7SA@
closing at q 4 CT July 73A@7411sc, closing at
Tic. Oats 5S@Xc higher; fairly active;
receipts 81 900 bushels; exports II 900; mixed
| western 5Oa53c; white western 5S@55c. coffee
| firm and unchanged. Sugar quiet and IN.
changed, fair to good refining quoted at
~ M67Xc. MOlaSStS steauys III Iair ucmaHu.
Rice quiet but firm. Petroleum firm; united
size; crude 6M@7ssc; refined 71zc.. Tallow
quiet but steady; X @7stc. Rosin nomi-
nalIy unchanged; 2.S2h o. SIX. Turpentine
| dull and weak; s2c. Eggs. western quiet but
STEADY: lSX @l9c Pork fairly active; new
mess quoted at Ii. 00@l7 so. Beef quiet but
steady. Cut meals steady and firm; long
clear middles 925@9.37K; short clear 9.75
| Lard weak and depressed; prime steam 1910.
Butter dull and unchanged; 15@4lc. Cheese
quiet ard nominal; SH@64c.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Dry goods: Jobbing
| trade has been very busy with a satisfactory
aggregate of sales. With commission houses
| the demand has been regular, and chief Sc
| lections confined to best qualities and fabrics
| of character. No further changes reported in
| the market. Cotton goods been in selection
| to the extent of good business, but special
STYLES and makes are in much prominence.
Prints been in irregular request Of previous
reports, with business of some Importance.
specialties in dress goods doing very well,
whether in fancies or staples. Flannels in
moderate or seasonable selection for regular
goods, but quality doing very well. Woolens
| in moderate order request. Hosiery and under
wear IN good distribution but moderate in
curry. Foreign dress goods and silks, also
white goods and other specialties in steady
request and movement. Exports OF cotton
! oonds TODAY 1,4S5 packages.