Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-12
4 800: shipments 3, 100; more active and firm;

1880; shipments 2, 100; more active ana hrm;
not changed; exports 7.30@7.75; good to
choice shipping 8.9597.2O; common to fair
5.75@67O; mixed butchers. common to fair
9 5O@4.5O; choice 4.75@550; grass Texans
passables active and steady; 4.0O@5.0O; for
common to good; stockers and feeders more
active: 3.O005 30. SHEEP-Receipts 800;
shipments 1000; demand somewhat better,
very low prices having attracted some COM
petition; common to fair $50; medium to
good 5 0O@5.50; choice to extra 575@6.25;
general market dull
and unchanged. WHEAr-Cnsettled and gen
orally higher; No. Chicago spring 1855
cash and May; .2s1S@1 2sSs June; 1850
1868 July; 1.1714@l, l7ss August: 1.0s year;
No. 3 Chicago spring 1.l4@l.16; rejected
S5@95c. CoRN-Demaud fair and prices
higher; 75szc cash and May; 74@741sc June;
74SSc July; 741Sc August; 6OAe year; ie-
jected 73c. OATs-Qulet and firm; 53H @5Slsc
cash; 529s@5SAc May; 53Hc June; 4oAc
July; ss%@Ss4c August; asac year. RYE
Steady and unchanged 7Sc:u BARLEY
Dull, weak and lower; $1.05. FLAX SEED
Quiet and unchanged; 1.SS@1AO. BUTTER
Quiet and weak; ordinary to fine creamery 70
@25c; fair to choice dairy 1292Oc. EGGs-
Quiet and weaker; 1910. PoRK-Unsettled
and lower; 1S62H@1S65 cash and May;
1S.70@1S.72H June; 1S.909lS.92H July;
l9.O71S@1910 August. LARD-Active and
shade lower, 1l.S71S@l1.4o cash, May and
BULK Moderately active and higher;
shoulders $40; short ribs 1890; do clear
u.15. WHIsKY-Dull and nominal; 4c lower.
LA. FREIeHTs-Corn to Buffalo DC.
CALL: WHEAT--Active, firm and higher;
1864 May; 1.297s June; 1.27A@l.27sS
July; 1.27H August; 1.O7X year. Corn
Demand active and generally higher; 1890
May; 74A@74ssc June; 74ae@741sc July;
74asc August. OArs.ln fair demand at low
advanced 21sc. LARD-steady; unchanged.
RECEIPTS 10000 barrels -four; 5000
bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn;
10000 bushels oats; 1,40o bushels
rye; $4,000 bushels barley. SHIPMENTs--
5000 bbls -four; S,40O bushels wheat; SIS
600 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats;
5000 bushels rye: 900 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, May 11.-FLoUR-Steady; un-
changed; receipts $4,000 barrels; exports 1000;
common to good extra 4.75@5.S0; good to
choice 5.s5@900; white wheat extra 1850
Gas; extra Ohio, S. l0@S.50 ct. Louis 5.10@
925; Minnesota patent process 7.50@9.25.
WHEAT-Cash lots shade better; options q
@11Sc; strong and higher; receipts $4,000
bushels; exports 1900; No. Q spring 1.S9; No.
3 do 1.21; ungraded fred 1.269i.5o; No. 8
red /, Al; No. red 1.46@i:46N No. | red
1.51X; ungraded white 1.S7@l.45 No. |
white, sales 1850 bushels at 1,4311SS; No. red
May, sales 100000 bushels at l.46@1. 46A,
closing at 1.46H June, sales 100000 bush. at
1.45L@1.461S, closing at 1.46;; July sales 704,-
600 bushels at /. 321S@1.S3, closing at 1925;
August, sales 304, 600 bushels at 1.2455s@1.2 20;
closing at 1.251S; September, sales $4,000
bushels at 1.25ss@1 25%, closing at 1.25T,
CoRN-ss@1sc higher; excited; receipts
Sl@s5c; No: ss11@s4c; steamer ss@s4119c;
No. 2 s411@s5c certificates; s5@s5Hc de-
livered; No. 2 white 901a@91c; low mixed
soc; No. . May s3%@S5c, closing at SIC;
June S3@s4c, closing at SIC; July SSA@S4Hc,
closing at s41sc; August SSs4@S41sc, closing
at size; September 8414@S43sc, closing at
S4slc. OATs-%@11c higher; strong;
receipts "a $50 bushels; exports 500; mixed
western 60965c; white western 6S@67c2
and unchanged; Rio cargoes
quoted at s@104c. suaAR-Steady and I'M
unchanged; fair to good refining quoted at
7sS@71Sc. MoLAssEs-Duil and unchanged.
RIOE-Demand fair and market firm. PETRo.
firm; united 75s4c; crude 61s
07Lc; refined 7%c. TALLow-Firm; prime
city Sc. Ros1E-Dull and lower; 2.2502 IS.
and unsettled; 4o94915c.
EaGs-Western strong and higher; l91ac.
PoRK-Strong; new mess quoted at 1919
0QlS w. BEEF-DelnanQ lalr anu uaTho1
firm. CUT MEATs-Dull and nominal. LARD
Dull and lower; prime steam II 400 1.621s.
BuTTER-Weak and unsettled; 1092oc. CHEESE
Dull; 9@11c.
NEW YORK, May 11.-DRY GooDs-
Demand very light, and outside of shipments
of all classes Of goods in execution of previ-
GUS engagements the market very quiet.
Good inquiry for exports, also growing in
quiry for Kentucky doesklns, but no business
of importance reported.
Mining Meeting.
DEs MONIES, May H. The annual meeting
of the directors and stockholders of the VEST
ern Mining bureau was held yesterday. Rep
resentatiyes of twenty-five corporations, with
an aggregate capital of s42,OOO,OOO, were
present.
Letters were read from Gen. Grant, Senator
Logan, Secretary Lincoln, Gov. Sherman, and
Others.
Resolutions were adopted favoring b.
metallic standard for the world, increase the
amount of silver dollars, making them in
trinsicaly worth 100 cents, and mining
bureau at Washington.
John Fl. Gear was chosen president, James
Harlan vice president, William H. Ballou Sec
retary, Hamilton White treasurer.