Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-16
PRESS MARKETS

firm; No. hard nominal; No. S1.S1;
June 1.sl; July 1875; August 1T;
September LOT; year nominal; No. 1.10;
No. 4 and rejected nominal. CoRN-Lower;
No. Q 69Mc; rejected $3.50. OATs-Steady;
No. SOC; white sac. RYE-Quiet and
steady; No. I 69c; No. nominally CSC. BAR
LHY-Quiet; No. 2 cash nominally 79c; July
v1sioNs-Lower; mess pork BOTS cash
and July; 2O.95 August. LARD-Prime
steam 1l5O cash and July; 11.62K
August. LIVE Hoas-Daclining; 7.40@7. so
RECE1pTs--- sos barrels -four; 1880
bushels of wheat; 1850 bushels OF bar
ley. SHIPMENTs-7,81S barrels OF -four;
1850 bushels of wheat; 1,020 bushels Of
barley.
| CHICAGO, June 15-The Drovers' Journal
reports: Hoas-Receipts $4,000; shipments
900; demand firm and market weak; SC lower;
mixed 7.SO@8O0; heavy 8.0O0850; light
7.S5@7. IS; skips 5.75@7.25. CATTLE-Re-
ceipts $500; shipments 400; mainly good
natives; shipping steers 10000 lower; exports
8.20@S5 IS; good to choice shipping 400
butchers not plentiful and strong; common to
good 25O@5 90; Texans in light supply;
stronger; S5O@5 IS; stockers and feeders
steady: S.0O@5.2O; distillery slow; 7.00@8 20.
sHEEp-Receipts 1000; shipments $50;
quiet and dull; large offerings; poor market;
not quotably altered; poor to fair 3.OO@4.OO
medium to good shorn S5@5.W: Mn
nominal; 1.Sl cash; 131 oil 80 June; l. 80 July;
I1.11x August; No. 8 Chicago spring Loo
@1.li; rejected 75@7Sc; regular or No. Q
wheat weak and lower; 1.15 July; 1.061S@
1.O6% August; 1.OlI@1.0l11 year. CORN
Unsettled and lower at the close; 69ssc cash
and June; 7O1s@7O14c July; 7O1S August and
September; 6911c October; rejected 6S1ac.
n NJ oofs cho6 Nh m
cash; 1870 June; 4411sc July; $500 August;
3411c September and October; S3Hc year.
RYE-Firm; CSC. BARLEY Dull and nominal.
FLAX SEED-Weak; merchantable to choice;
1.25@1.3O PoRK-Demand active; 20.70@
20 rs cash and June: 90. @20.7211 July; 20.85
@20 SIX August; 2l.00 bid September; 2l.10
@21. Is October; Is 45@1S50 year. LARD
and June; 1l.45@l1 AN July; 11.6O@11 62h
August; 1172X September; 1175@l1.T1S
October; 11.45 year. BULK MEATs-Quiet
but steady; shoulders 9.25; short ribs 1920:
do clear 1875. BUTTER-Active and firm;
creamery 2O@24c; fair to choice dairy 14@2Oc.
Eaes-Dull, weak and lower; 17]9@ 18c.
WHIsKY--Quiet and unchanged; 1.16.
FREIeHTs.Cornt to Buffalo SNc;
/. S1s6 June; 132A@l. 1924 July; 1.11% Au-
gust; 1.0Ss6@1. O3X September; 1.01X year;
regular or No Q wheat 1.151S July; 1: 06X
August; 1 OK September; 1. OlH year. Corn
Moderately active and higher; 69@60ssc
June; 7O1s@7014c July; Tic August; 7Os4@
@7oXc September; 69X@7Oe October;
s5Nc November; 5ss@5sSes i year 1,,e OATS ais
@s5Xc August; s45S@s4Kc September; ssX
year. PoRK-Demand active; Irregular; 20 6711
20. 70 July; 2O.s71S@20.9O Auanst; 21.00 Sep
TENDER; 2i.021S October; 1S.4211 OILS. 45syear;
19.40 January. LARD = Demand active, IT.
regular; l145 July; II go August; II. 7215@
Hts Sept; 11.S5 Oct; 1928 Nov; II. 40 year
RECEIPTS 500 barrels of -four; 5000
bushels wheat; 10000 bushels corn;
rs, 900 bushels oats; 1900 bushels rye;
5000 bushels barley. SH1PMENTs-3.S 800
barrels flour; $4,000 bushels wheat, 1885,.
600 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats;
$50 bushels rye, 1000 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, June 15.-FLouR-Dull;
receipts $4,000 barrels; exports $500;
superfne state and western 385@4.75;
common to good extra 4.65@5.60; good to
925; extra Ohio 4.sO@s.25, St. Louis 1900
900; Minnesota patent process S.25@950.
WHRAT-%@2c lower; heavy and depressed;
receipts 1856, 600 bushels; exports 10000; No.
Q spring 20; ungraded red 1.20@l. A; No. 8
do l. 37@l SO; steamer No. 2 red l So; No. 2
red 1.39@t. 40 free on board; 1.4@l.42 de-
livered; 1.43H@1.441s certificates; No.
l. LII t.
l.3s; steamer No. 1 white 1.3l; No. white
sales $4,000 bushels at 1.34@1.34as certifi-
rates; 1875 delivered; No. 2 red
june, sales $4,000 bushels at 1.43@
1.4516, closing at LA; August, sales 5S4.
0J0 bushels at 1.191@1 .20H, closing at
1.19sl; September sales $4,000 bushels at
1. 1s1@1:l9H. closing at l.lsH; October
at 1.19%. CoRN-H9Mc lower; dull and
heavy; receipts 1000 bushels; exports Al GOO;
ungraded 76}1@771Sc; No. 2 771ac delivered;
low mixed 93c; high mixed 78c; No. June
771S@77slc, July 77zS@7sKc C, closing at Tx;
August 78X@791ke, closing at zoe; September
791s@79s4c, closing at 1880; October 7714@
1890, closing at 7916c. OATs-Firm on
els; exports 10; mixed western 59962c;
white western 60@67c. CoFFEE-Dnll and
unchaneed; RE cargoes quoted at S@101ac.
SUGAR-Dul and unchanged; fair to good
refining quoted at 71@7asc. MoLAssEs--
Dull and unchanged. RICE-Demand fair and
firm. PETRoLEUM-Dull and unchanged;
united 55116c; crude 64@6Mc; refined 7Ac.
paL.owmDall and qa ea sp prime city sc
Strong; 4615@47c. EGGs-Western higher
and firm; 20@20Hc. PoRK-Flrm; new mess
quoted at 2OS715@21 CO.. BEEF-In good
demand. Cur MEATs-Steady and firm; long
clear middles 12.371S. LARD-Strong; prime
steam quoted at 11.721a@11. BUTTER
Dull and unchanged; l3025c. CHEEsR-
Quiet but steady;, 7@1oHc.
New YORK, June 15.-DRT GooDs-
Exports of cotton goods to-day 1880 pack
ages. The market rapidly filling up with
buyers, and the inquiry for staple fabrics
shows steady increase. New selections and
shipments are OF better proportions each sue:
ceeding day, and agents have orders in hand
for large movement the early part OF next
week. Jobs in light medium and dark prints
are having attention, and fair quantities are of
daily sale. Stape ginghams are being looked
after also, but larger demand is for plain
cotton fannels, blankets, doeskins, jeans, and
like heavy staples. The tone of the market
very steady, with the evidence Of increasing
activity.
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