Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-29

MuwAuK11, June 2S.-FLoUR-S Steady;
fair demand. WHRAT-Tame and weak; No. 9
hard nominal; No. 1885; June 1881; July
1854; August 1.1SX; September 1.08K year
nominal; No. 8. LOT; No. and rejected
nominal. CoRN-Firmer; No. Q 7416c;
rejected 7S1kc. OATs-In better demand;
fairly active; No. . 5SXc; white SEC; RY1
-Firmer; No. l 7s1Sc; No. 2 Toxic. BARLEY
Quiet and unchanged; No. Q cash SIC bid;
July nominal; SEC; September, SOC; extra No.
8 73c bid PRov1sloNs-Higher mess pork
21.7O cash and July; 81 40 August. LARD
Prime steam 1900 cash and July; 1910 Au-
gust, LIVE Hoas-Firmer; 7.600S.20. RE-
oE1pTs---5, TAO bbls. -four; 20,6s0 bushels Of
wheat; $3.50 bushels Of barley. Snip.
MENTs-2,4e5 barrels of -four; 3,675 bushels
of wheat; 5000 bushels Of barley.
WHrAT~steady: in fair demand; No. Q Chi.
cago spring 1.S5@1 .35% cash; 1854 June and
July; Lib August; 1.0S@1.0SI year; No. 5
Chicago spring l.0s@1.10; regular 1.15K@
l. 16 July; 1.0SX August; LOS September;
|. N year. Consultative and shade higher;
TAX 6n743Ic cash; TAX June: "a 4 @74Hc July;
75X@75Ic August; 7511c September; eS11@
665Sc october; rejected 7319c. OATs-Active,
firm and higher; 51a36c cash; SAKE June; 49}1f
@49xc July; s9x @S9Nc August; SS]sc Sep
tcmUcTs OOAC VCGOUCIS OOI8N8OOzS yOoA
RYE-Steady and unchanged; 74c. BARLEY
Strong and higher; S7@90c September. FLAX
SERD-Firmer; merchantable 1.28. BUTTER-
Steady; fair demand. Eaas-steadY and firm;
17@18c. PoRK-Steady; fair demand; 21.600
81. 65 cash; 2l.57115021 60 July; 81. 70@21.72H
August; 81. 85021. 87H September, October
and November; 19.s501990 year. LARD
II. 95@11.97 cash; 11.97X Oh 90 July; 12.10
@11.12K August; 12.223s@l2.25 September;
II 95@l1.97K year. WHIsxY-steady ana
l.osSS August; 1.o5X September; 1854 year;
1852 july: lis August. Easier;
declined X@kc. OATS Irregular; 54k0
54%c June; 49H@49xc July; S9k @S9Zc
August; 3S@3SHc year. PoRk-lrregular;
2l.57X July; 2l.65 August; 2l.sO September;
5o1s year s7 kAHD jaIs 1913 81
barrels of -four: $500 bushels wheat; $1,000
bushels corn; 5000 bushels oats;10 0, OC0 bush.
els rye; LOO bushels barley. SHIPMENTS
1000 barrels -four; 1900 bushels wheat,
n, 900 bushels corn; 62,000 bushels oats;
no rye; 500 bushels barley.
CHIoAao. Jnue 2S.-The Drovers' Journal
reports: Receipts 10000; shipments
1900; steady; common to good mixed 100
sos; heavy s.1O0s.55; light 20; skips
5.6O@7.25. CATrLE+Receipts 5000, ship
ments 2,8C0; natives dull and weak; prices
steady; exports 7.70@8.Co; good to choice
shipping 6.75@7. 40; common to fair $500
$40; mixed butchers 2.75@5. 90; range gener-
ally steady; Nebraska Texans LIS; Montana
grassers 600, through Texans 3.75@875;
stockers and feeders COG 500; dull. SHIRP-
Receipts 900; shipments 200; weak, dull but
steady; supply we'll cleared; common to fair
S.95@S.75; medium to good 4;Oo@4.5o; extra
4.60@4.75; all shorn; demand fair.
NEW YORK, June 28.-DRY 0OODs-
The actu j demand much better than appar-
emit, in consequence of a much larger per-
centage of shipments being made direct from
the mills. Except mems wooden wear the
attention of buyers is extending to all classes
of fabrics, and of which selections continue
to be made with much regularity. Advanced
prices and more active market for c0ttOns
stimulates the goods market, and buyers are
more active. Prints being shipped IN large
quantities the price of autumn prints engaged
little attention and very unsatisfactory re-
suits. From exc for spring work and higher
cost for dark work, indicates the price for
best goods as &c.
NEW YORK. June 2S.-FLoUR-Dull;
receipts 10000 barrels; exports 1890;
superfine state and western S.5o04.40;
common to good extra 4.5005.50; good to
choice 5.6009.O0; white wheat extra 1850
900: Minnesota patent process 8.25@9.3S.
WHEAT-H@1c higher; unsettled and fever.
ish; receipts 2SS COO bushels; exports 1874 900;
No. spring 80; ungraded red 1.150l .4S1;
No. red 1.25; No. do 1.S8; No. red 47%
al .48]<; mixed winter 1850 1 3SH; steamer.
No. white, 1.2S; No. white, sales 5000
bushels at l.S21; No: 2 red June sales
2OS, goo bushels at 1.471@l.49H, closiSg a
1.4SX July sales 500, 600 bushels at 1.2840
1.29, closing at 1.2SJS; August sales $685.
600 bushels st 1.19A@ .201< closing at l.909l;
September sales 1853, 600 bushels at 1.100
1.19k closing at 1.1911; October, sales $500
bushels at 119%@l.20x, closing at 1.20H.
CoRN-Cash lots q shade better; options 102c
higher; strong; receipts 1900 bushels: ex-
ports $50; ungraded 8lKc; No. s1@SlHc
in store; sake delivered; No june, 801f@
SIC, cle essg at sos July soxGSii1,
at s215c;september s@ss1lc, closing at sS1c;
October 83@63%c, closing ct 8SKc; No
vember S3c. OArs-Cash X@1c lower;
receipts 5000 bushels; exports none; mixed
western 60063c; white western GOOSE.
Commissioned; Rio cargoes quoted at
8@1O1<c. sUaAR-Dull and unchanged.
NoLAssEs-Q Quiet and unchanged. RICE
Quiet but steady. PETRoLEUN-Dull and
weak; united S3Xc; crude 6X@6Hc; refined
7xc. TALLow-Steady;8 @S11c. RosrH-Quiet
but steady; 2.1002.15. TURPxNTM1-Stesdy,
461<. Eaas--Western higher and firm; |O]S@
BIC. PoRK-Strong and higher; Enew mess
81. 5002l.75. BxM-Duu and weak. CUT
MKAfs- Scarce and nominal; long clear mid
dies 1t 12 250l23O. LARD Strong; prime
steam quoted at 12.30r BUTTER-Dull; lA0
&c. CH11s1-Quiet but steady; 70lO4c