Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-22
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS,

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 21.-Flour dull
Wheat firm; closing tame; No. hard nom.
NAL; No. 1854: February 1.23L; March
1.23x: April 1.24X; May 1869; year nom.
inal; No. 8, LOG; No. and rejected nominal
| higher; No. Q 40Kc. Rye higher; No. 8Sc.
| Barley opened higher and closed quiet; advance
| lost: No 9116c. Provisions dropping; mess
| cork 1870 cash and February; II 35 March.
Lard. prime steam 1910 cash and February;
l0.421 March. Live hogs steady; 6.25@6.75.
Receipts, II, 635 barrels Of -four; q, 900 BUSH
els of wheat; 1920 bushels of barley. Ship
of wheat; 1887 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.--The Drover's Journal
reports hog receipts $4,000, shipments ZOO;
opened stron; for good best prices; weaker
market; clesipg dull; common to good mixed
8. 1906 70; heavy packing and shipping 6.75
715; Philadelphlas and larders 7.20@7 so;
light hogs 6.2O@67O; skips and culls 400
@6.O0. Cattle, receipts 5000; shipments
300: weak easier; exports 6.1O@6 40; good
to choice ice shipping 5.5o@5.eo; common to
fair 1905 Is; mixed butchers strong and
active; 225@@4.5O for poor to choice; stock
ers and feeders active; 3.0O@4.9O. Sheep,
receipts $500; shipments 900; dull and lower;
common to fair 3.50@4.25; medium to good
4.75@5. Is; choice to extra 5.50@6 90.
CHICAGO, Feb. N.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat unsettlrd and generally
higher; irregular; No. Q Chicago spring 1.26X
@1.27 cash; 1.26X @1.27 February; 1877
No. 3 Chicago spring 0@l.1OX; rejected
70@7sc. Corn fairly active and shade higher;
5715 @5sc cash; size February; 57slc March;
Csc May and June; rejected sex C. Oats quiet;
42K cash; 40x February; 40X c March; Az
April; 44c May; 1870 June: rejected 40c. Rye
quiet hut steady; S6c. Barley quiet but firm;
S1.03. Flax seed quiet and unchanged; 81. 10.
Dressed hogs in fair demand; IT'S. Pork
quiet but lower; 17.25@l7.30 cash; 17.27X
February and March; 17.471S April; 1767K
MAY; 1875 June. Lard lower; 10.37X cash
February and March; 10.5r@l0.52X April;
10,65n10 OK May; lott II @lO. so June. Bulk
meats dull, shoulders $40; short ribs $50;
do clear $50. Whisky steady; S1.1s.
Call-Wheat inactive and lower; 1864
March; 1891 SX April; 1.27 May; 1.O4@
l.04h year. Corn quiet: size March; 5s4c
4OX @40%c March: 41Ac April; 1871 @4S1c
May; 43l4c asked June. Pork inactive and
lower; 17.2e@l7.3O March; II As April; 1854
May; l7.85 June. Lard active but lower; TO- 80
March; 10 7H April; 10.62h @10.65 May;
10.72X @10 rs June. Receipts, 10000 bbls
-four; 1900 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels
corn; $1,000 bushels oats; 1900 bushels rye;
% 600 bushels barley. Shipments 10 900 barrels
-four; 10000 bushels wheat; 10000 bushels
corn: $4,000 bushels oats; 1900 bushels rye;
asI Sen bushels 9osn barley Feb. ar,our dull;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 400; super
perfne state and western, 10000 40; COM
mon to good extra, 475@5.5O; good to
choce 5.60@8.75; white wheat extra, TOO
@s(0; extra Ohio 490@s.25; St. Louis,
4.S0@4 81; Minnesota patent process. 1909
1<< y; -Io IL
the advance lost; dull and heavy; receipts 5l,-
600 bushels; exports $4,000; No. 2spring .S5X
ungraded red 1.15@l.35; No. red 1.S4@
1885; new 1.35 free on board; 1.35@l. 35A
old; No. red 1.39; steamer 1.2S; ungraded
white 1.22@1 80; No. do sales $500 bushels at
1S1@1.32I; No. Q red February, sales
$1,000 bushels at 1.Sa@l; s4x; &C clos eso
ing at 1;ssx; March sales 36s, 900
April sales 2ss,00O bushels at l.s7@l.3S,
closing at 1.S7x: May, sales 56s,00O bush
els at 1.37X @1.3S1s, closing at 1875; June,
sales Dos, 600 bushels at 1.S4X@1.35X, closing
at 1875; July, sales $4,000 bushels. Corn
1@Kc higher; closing with less strength;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 10000; I'M
graded 65@691Sc; No. 65@65Xc; steamer
6s@6Sk c; No. 2 Csc; new 6sH@69X G; No. 2
airy 67A@69c; March 67%@6Sc; closing at
67Xc c; April 6yA @69X closing at 69Ac; May
FOX @7Oxc, closing at 7O1c. Oats fairly |
active and a shade higher; receipts $4,000 |
bushels; exports none; mixed western 4S@ |
49c; white western 5O@53c. Coffee quiet but |
steady. Sugar dull and unchanged; fair to |
good refining quoted at 7@7Hc. Molasses,
demand fair and market firm. Rice quiet but |
steady. Petroleum dull and nominal. Tallow |
quiet but steady; 81s@sasc. Rosin firm;
5.27K @2,35 Turpentine stronger. Pork |
dull and unchanged; new mess quoted at |
1900. Beef quiet but steady. Cut meats |
dull and unsettled; long clear middles 9.37X;
short clear 9.75. Lard heavy; prime steam |
quoted at 10.75@1O.S0. Butter dull and |
unchanged; 15@45c. Cheese dull and weak; |
a012Xc.
New YORK, Feb. 21.-Dry goods: severe |
storm having prevailed business has been
much interrupted. Cotton goods have been
quiet in inquiry and selection, and, apart |
from positive wants of a miscellaneous char
scter, little new business has been transacted. |
Exports of cotton goods for the week 1924 |
packages. Dull and gloomy weather has been |
much against buyers and sellers, and, outside |
Of actual re quirements, there has been light |
new trade, and even shipments being made |
with some irregularlty.