Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-25
Chicago,
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS

MILWAUKEE, April 24.-FLoUR-Quiet
| and unchanged. WHEAT-Active and higher;
| No. 2 hard 1.4511S; No. 2 1.33; April 1922;
| May 1924; June 1.S3; July 1917; Au-
| gust 1.2215; year nominal; No s, 1.20; No.
4 and rejected nominal. CoRN-Lower; dull;
| dull; No. 2 47c; white SOC. RYE-Dull; nom-
inally lower; No. CSC; No. 2 SEC. BARLEY
Firmer; No. 2 cash 961Sc; April 961sc; No.
! 3extra 92c. PROvIsIONs-Lower; mess pork
| l775 cash and May; 1850 June. LARD-Prime
steam 10 95 cash and May; 11.sO June.
LIVE Hoss zoe h,. steady; s7og7 q:
basaes Of Wheat eAt 5ao Sushe Ha Of sar
| ley. sHIPMENTs-S,273 barrels of -four;
LITE bushels of wheat; 4,9ls bushels of
barley.
New YORK. April 24.-FLoUR-
| Dull; receipts 5000 bushels; exports
| l,70O; superfne state and western 4.00@5.25;
common to good extra 5.0O95.75; good to
choice 5000 20; white wheat extra 1850
900; extra Ohio 5.2O@s5O. St. Louis 520@
| 900; Minnesota patent process 7.50@9.25.
WHEAT - Opened easier; subsequently
| stronger; advanced A@ssc, then weaker again
and lost most of the advance, closing firm;
receipts $1,000 bushels; exports $4,000; No.
spring 1.43 1S; ungraded red 1.1S9i 80;
| certificates; No. 2 white 1.36; No. do sales
| $4,000 bushels at 1.40@1.4 steamer No. 1
do 1885, No. red April sales $4,000 bushels,
at 147@1 AK, closing at 1.4714; May, sales
233, 600 bushels at 1.47@1. 47I, closing at
1.471s; June, sales 100000 bushels at 1863
@l.471S, closing at 147K July, sales 520,OO0
bushels at 1. 3o9l@1.S1N, closing at 1919;
1.23, closing at 1929. CoRN-1@2c lower;
| unsettled and depressed; receipts 10000
bushels; exports $500; No S4@S9c; No.
No.2 S69S71Sc in store; S8%@S9c delivered;
white western SIC; No. 3 white 90c; No Q
April Sic; May sOM9S2asc, closing at s211sc;
June s01s@Sls4c,. closing at S15sc; July s01l
@SlNc, closing size; August soM@s2c,
ceipts $4,000 bushels; exports 47e; mixed
western 57960c; white western 59963c.
CoFFEE-Dull and unchanged; Rio car
goes quoted at S19@tO1sc. sUGAR-Dull and
| nominal; fair to good refining quoted at
| 715@75Sc. MoLAssEs-In fair demand and
steadily held. RIOE-Demand fair and market
firm. PETRoLEUM-Quiet but firm; united
Quiet but steady; 7zs@Sc. Ros1N-strong-
er; 2.471s@2 5211S. TURpENrINE--stronge
541a@55c Eaas-Western lower; 17H @1Sc.
PoRK-Steady; new mess is Is. BEEF-1n
good demand. CUT MEATs--Dull and nomi-
| Dal; long clear middles 10.12H. LARD
Strong; prime steam 11.3O@1l.32a. BUT
rER-Dnll and unchanged; 10000. CHEESE
Quiet but steady at S@12Ec.
na nyG anehange apr wzaa7Gnssted s0 and
generally higher; 1.37@1.3S cash; 1.3S April
1909 May; 1.3l5S@1. 3lM June; 1880
1899 July; 1.17X@11Ss August; 1.06H
year; No. Chicago spring 1.151k. Corn
Unsettled and general lower; 7l94c cash
and april; 72% May; NE June; 7lSa@7lN;s;
and lower; 4sc cash, 1870 May; 46c June;
44c July; &c August; 34@3411c year. Rye
Dull; S71fc. BARLEY-Qulet and Unchanged
1.06%. FLAX SEED-Steady; merchantable
1.3S@1 40; rejected 1901. IS. PoRK-Dull
and unsettled; II s5@I7 .95 cash; 17s5 April;
1S.221@1s.25 July. LARD-Active and q
shade lower; 11.00 cash, April and May; lib
Jun.; 11271S@1l.Sn July; 11.4O August
BULK MEATs-Steady and unchanged; should
ers $50; short ribs 1920; short clear 1860.
BUTTER-Dul; Ordinary to fine creamery ZIG
@S0c; fair to choice dairy 17@25c. Fees
Active, firm and higher; 14Gl415c. WHISKY
to Buffalo 211c.
CALL: WHEAT-Active, firm and higher;
1888 April; 1.215s May; 1924 June; f.29%
July; l.1SA@1ISA August; LOOK Septeni-
Der. CoRN-Active, firm and higher; 730
7s1sc May; 73@727sc June; 7214c July; 1870
73c August. OATs-Active firm and higher;
4911zc May; 4s11c June; 441sc July; size
AOhh-bu1i1 "SHA oho AO"O1s LOW
May; 1919 June: 1885 July; 16.45@l8.60
August. LARD-Active, firm and higher;
1l.05@11. 0715 May; 11.1712@l1 20 June; 11.35
July: 1l.45@l1.47H Aug. RECEIPTS 1900
bbIs iour;l 900 bushels wheat;154, 600 bushels
corn; 72,000 bushels oats; $500 bushels
rye; 10000 bushels barley. SHIPMENTS
S 500 bills -four; 1900 bushels wheat; 1884,
900 bushels corn; $1,000 bushels oats; |
5000 bushels rye; 1900 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, April 24-DRY GOODS: |
Through avery good quota OF orders for
II any miscellaneous assortments and deliver |
les IN execution of previous engagements |!
there has been good movement maintained. |
Cotton goods are in that assortment request |!
usual 10 tie seasons best makes and qualities |
B'eached cottons well sold up, and desirable |
grades of brown goods very well covered by |
orders. Printing cloths in active request and |
tfrn &; Re. Prints in steady distribution for |
choice styles, while for regular fances, shirt |
ings and staples the steady selections for |
sEaallsssortmenis are reducing stock. Bel |
mont, Madden, and white ground fancie5 are |
new standard prints, and opened to-day at |
55Sc regular. Davlds, Brown d Co.'s wooden |
goods in much better delivery than demand. |
Dress goods in light inquiry for present |
wants, though, for autumn, some handsome |
orders are being placed.
Itching Pres--5ymptoms End Cure. !