Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-03
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE, May Z.-ELOUR-ln Ialr
demand. wHEAr-very dull and lover;
June 1875; July 1908; August 100; year
nominal; No. 8, 1.16; No. and rejected
| nominal. CoRN-strons; No. Q 751sc; re-
jected 721s@72Ac. OATs--Scarce and higher;
No. 9 san C; white SIC. RYE--Quiet; No. l
S5c; No. nomina'ly S3c. BaRLEY--Firm;
No. 2 cash aud May LOO; No. 8 extra 95c.
PRoyisIoNsoHlgher; mess pork 1885 cash
IL IS cash and May; II IS June. LIVE Hoes
Quiet and strong; 6SO@7S0. RECEIPTS
| 1885 barrels of -four; 1900 bushels
of wheat; 1880 bushels OF barley.
| SHIPMENTs-22,O42 barrels of -four;
| i,7O0 bushels of wheat 6,428 bushels of
barley.
CHICAGO. May 2.-Tbe Drovers' Journal
| 6,0O0 generally active; 5@t0c higher: common
to good mixed 75Q7 80; mainly z 25@7 30;
skips and culls S.75@6 go. CATTLE-Re-
ceipts $500; shipments 500; generally weak
| and sluggish; barely steady; exports nominal;
1851 rs; good to choice shipping 9 S507 Is:
common to fair 60@8 10; mixed butchers
2 10000; thorough grass Texans 4.25@
S rs, stockers and feeders in heavy supply:
very dull; 5 C lower than week ago; QUO
400. SHEEP-Receipts z, 500, shipments $500;
| fair demand, at lower rates; declined 10@aOc,
| making total drop of roc on the best since
last week; inferior to fair 8 .5094.50; medium
to good 6.00@7. 90; choice to extra 1850
CHICAGO, May 2.-FLoUR-steady and
unchanged. WHEAT-Unsettled and lower;
No.2 Chicago spring 27@1 27s< cash: 1.97X
gust; 1.06 year; No. 5 Chicago spring 10
@l161s; rejected 9O@1 90. CoRN-Unsettled
and generally higher: 75@751Sc cash and May;
7411sc June; 7411s@74ssc July; 74ae974Xc Au-
gust; SOC year; rejected 73c. Oats strong
and higher; 52sl@5Sc cash; 5t1sc May; 5S1sc
Iune; 1870 July; S7s4@375sc August. RYE
Easier; sS1zc. BARLEY Steady and unchanged;
erately active and higher; S.40@ls.42H
cash and May; IS 571s@ $50 June; 1s.T1S@
IS 80 July; 1s.95@l90O August. LARD
Fairly active and shade higher; 11.25 cash;
1 35@,l 37X Jun; IL 50@1l.5215 July; 1l.6O
@1l.62H August. BULK MEArs-Active,
rirm and higher; shoulders no; short ribs
1850; do clear 1895. WHIsKY--steady;
alo 21lc.
CALL: WHEAT-Unsettled and generally
higher; 1.2714 May; 1898 June; 1.2S55 July;
LII August; 1.O9 September. CoRN-1rregu-
lar and generally higher; 741sc May; 74c
June; 743sc July; 74Ac August. OARS
Strong and higher; 55c May; 54asc June;
4Mo SSay; ss oa AagIs d rR9
RECEIPTS 1900 barrels aoSur;. H.
600 bushels wheat: $4,000 bushels
corn; $1,000 bushels oats; 5000 bushels
rye: $4,000 bushels barley. SHIPMENTS
IL 900 bills -four; Al 900 bushels wheat; 1885,
600 bushels corn: $1,000 bushels oats;
$500 bushels rye: 900 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, May 2.-FLoUR-Firm; un-
changed; receipts ID ,515 bushels; exports 400;
superfine state and western 4.15@5.25;
common to good extra 5.0O@5.s0; good to
choice 5000 10; white wheat extra $3.50
600; extra Ohio 5.25@8.50 St. Louis 5. So
900; Minnesota patent process 7.5O@925.
WHEAT-15c higher; unsettled; receipts co.
600 bushels; exports $500; No. Q spring
Las; ungraded red 1.200i.53 No. 4 do 1.27;
No. 8 red 1.4s1S@l. 4s; No. red la; de-
livered 149@l 491sS; California No. red 81
@l43; No. 1 white quoted at 1.441s@1. 45;
No. red May, sales 1872 900 bushels at l.49@
1.49L, closing at 1.49; June sales S44, 900
bushels at 4Sss9l 49H, closing at 1.4sss;
July, sales 360,OO0 bushels at 1.333S@1.34$,
closing at 1881; August, sales 224,'UO
bushels at 125h@l.25ss, closing at l.25A.
CoRN-Unsettled; 1S@lc better; receipts ILL.,
@s5c; No s SIC; steamer 85c; No. Q s449
SIC; No. 2 white Ole; No. May SS1S9s4%c,
closing ats4c: June SSH @s411lc, closing at "a;
July S3A@s4Ac, closing at ,S4c; August
S3aS@S4Ac, closing at sac. OATs-1S@%c
better; fairly active; receipts $4,000 bushels;
exports 25; mixed western 59162c; white
western 6n@6lAc. CoFFEE-NOminally I'M
changed; Rio cargoes quoted at 8Z@1OAc.
SUGAR-Dull and unchanged; fair to good re
filming quoted at 7Ss@71Sc. MoLAssEs--Sieady;
fair demand. RICE-Quiet but firm. PETRO-
LEUM-Quiet but firm; united 7496c; crude
6%@7Ac; refined TIC. TALLow-Stronger;
prime city Sc. RoslN-Firm; Q 1902 471z.
TURPENTIN E--Duli and weak; R0c. Fees
Western higher and firm; 17@l711c. PORK
Strong; new mess 1880. BEEF-In good de
mand. CUT MEATS Strong but quiet: long
clear middles 11.00@ll.25. LARD-Weak;
prime steam 11.6O@lt.62X. BUTTER-In
good demand; fair and firm; l0932c. CHEESE
Dull and dropping; 89l3c.
New YORK, May 2-DRY GOODS:
The export of cotton goods during the past
week amounted to 3,237 packages, and since
January to 51,l96 packages, against 50,399
packages in 1881 and 1886 packages in 1880.
The demand of new business exceedingly
light, although, through the distribution of
miscellaneous orders, sales have been in good
proportion. Prints in better demand than
the former, including such specialties of daily
frequency as Arnolds, Manchester, Eddystone,
Windsor and Berwick fancies and Cochea
foulards. Barker's S6-inch bleached cottons
revised to &c.