Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-26

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ll:l5 81. lO97tz 1850 1890 100
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.
MILWAUKEE,, March at.-FLoUR-Quies
WHEAT-Dull and lower; No. 2 hard / 40;
No. fresnsl .291Y; March i.2T; April 1.2711ls;;
May 1924; June 1881; July 1851; year
O2s4; No LIZ; No. 4 and rejected nomi-
nal. CoRN--Quiet; No. Q trifis frmer at 66c.
OArs--Quiet and steady; No. 2 nominally 43c;
RYE-Qulet; No. 1 S51Sc; No. 2 S214c.
B.gLEY-Unchanged No Q 9lc; April SOC;
pork t7.G7A cash and April; 17.271s May.
LARD-PrIme steam 10 IS and April; 1885
May. LIVE HoGs--Easier; at 6.15@675. Re-
CEIPTs--5. 900 barrels Of -four; 1850 bushels
of wheat; 9,840 bushels Of barley. SHIP.
MENTs--11 ,C76 barrels Of -four; AS bushels of
wheat; 900 bushels OF barley.
CHICAGO. March 25.-The Drorers' Jouraol
reports: HoGs-Receipts 1900; shipments
1850; generally easier; light and rough mix
ed5c lower; good hogs steady; common 10
good mixed 620@6.75; heavy packing and
shipping 6.85@7 40; light 6.25@6.80; skips
and culls 5.0006.10. CATTLE--Receipts LOCO;
shipments 400; brisk and frmer; exports
6.25@7 .25 good to choice shipping 25@
$40; common to fair 5.50@6 on; mixed but
cheers 3.0005.50, stOckers and feeders, fairly
active and weak at 325G525. SHEEP--Re-
ceipts 500; shipments 5000; inferior to fair
4.20@5. 90; medium to good 5.5095 so: choice
6.10@6 80.
CHICAGO, March 25.-FLoUR--S Steady and
unchanged. WHEAT--Steady and in fair de-
mand; No. 2 Chicago spring 1.S5@l.55H
cash. 1.S519@l 1874 March; 1854 April;
Z 4 I,1x
NO. No. Chicago as e;o'1 spring i.os@iis. GosS
Fairly active and shade higher 63@66c cash;
6s@63;sc March, 6sisc April; 6S1s&6s114c
May; 67T4@6Sc June; 6814@6S14o July; re-
jected 641sc. OArs--Moderately active and
higher; 4214@e45e cash; 1890 March and April
459s@4511c May; 44119@HS9sc June; rejected
4s]Sc. KYE- Steady and unchanged. BAR;
shade higher 17.10@H.121z cash; 1903
April; l7.SO@l7 S2I May; 17.5O@17 5211
| June; 1T70@l7.721S July. LARD-Fairly ac-
tive aud shade higher; 1910 cash; TO- roo
1O.721S April; 10.9O@1O. 921S May; 11.021a@
l1.O5 June; I1.12H9ll.l5 July. BULK
MEATs-Firmer; shoulders $50; short ribs
$40; short clear $50. WHIsKY-Steady and
| unchanged; LIZ. REcEIpTs-lO,0OO barrels
-four; $4,000 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels
| corn; a, 900 bushels oats; 1900 bushels, rye;
| $4,000 bushels barley. SHIPMENTS-10,000
barrels flour; 1l,000 bushels wheat; 5000
corn: 5000 bushels oats; $500 bushels rye;
| II, 900 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, March 25.-FLoUR--Dull;
receipts 1000 exports 1,100bushels; superfne
state and western 3.S5@4 so; common TO good
extra 4.6505.25; good to choice 5000 go;
white wheat extra 7.OO@8.6 go; extra Ohio Ats
| as. 90; St. Louis 4.75@8.60; Minnesota patent
| process 75O@S.6O. WHEAT-l@24c higher;
unsettled and feverish; receipts lOO,6O5 bush
els: exports $4,000 bushels; No. 2 spring
| J. NJ
| 137 No. 2 red 1.t4@l.44s new; l. 49@1.45%
old; No. 1 red LAS; ungraded white 1860
SIX No. 1white sales 5000 bushels at 1.39;
| No. . red March, sales 10000 at 1.424Gl.43
closing at Las; April sales, FAC, 900 bushels
at l.4aA@l.43X, closing at 1.43$4; May
sales, 504, 900 bushels at 1.41T9l.421a, clos
ing at 1925: June sales 44U,OOO bushels at
! 432 900 bushels at 1854 @1259s, closing at
1926. CoRN-Quiet but firm; options unset
tied; ungraded 6s9Tsc; No. 2 7514@T5ssc;
| store 16@76t4c: elevator nc delivered No 2
| white S7@9Uc; No. 2 March T5@751sc; April
| 754@751sc, closing at 751lc; May 75$l976c,
closing at 7534c; June 75sl@76c, closing at
| 1870; July 761S@T6a5c, closing at 1896
OATs-1Saic higher; receipts 1900 bushels;
| exports $50 bushels; mixed western 529541ac;
white western 54g5sHc. CoFFEE-Dull and
week; Rio quoted at 991lc. SUGAR--Qulet
but firm; fair to good refining quoted at II
| arse. MoLAssEs--Demand firm and market
firm. RIcE-Firm and fairly active. Pc
TRoLEUM-Quiet but firm; united size:
crude 62l@7ssc; refined 71zc. TALLow-Quiet
but steady 1907 11-1Oc. RosIS--Stronger;
2.375<@2.4S. Strong; 5sc.
EGes-Firm 17@l714c. PoRN-Quiet but
firm; new mess 17.59@l7.62L. BEEF-quiet
but steady Cur MEArs-Hlgher and more
active; long clear middles 9.T5; short clear
IO.12x. LARD-Higher; prime steam lie.
| BUrTER-Quiet but firm; 15@43c. CHEESE
| Firm and unchanged.
LONDON, March 25.-Consols. money;
f. 01 SIG; for account 10l 5-16; As, bonds,
1897; illinois Central 1891; Pennsylvania
Central 6514; N. Y.C. 1854; Erie So; seconds
961S; Reading S035; linseed oil 24s spirits tur-
peniine 65.
New YORK, March 25.-Dry goods For
the week closed there has been la,g volume
of business. The demand has been steady
with jobbers and agents, and without any IN.
usual exhibition of activity. The dealings of
retailers have been marked by desire to Sc
cure proper assortments, but TO avoid over
trading, and the same feature has governed
taklngs from agents. Cotton goods shared in
the wider distribution, with much preference
shown for heavy and fine browns, also me-
dunn grades of bleached sbirting and prints.
There has been good distribution of choice
styles and specialties, such as widow tides,
cochees, tides and splash-s. Manchester
Iambreguins ard Eddystone gingham styles
have been freely distributed. Dress goods are
in steady selection for many moderate assort-
ments. Wooden goods are quiet in demand,
with good business through deliveries on or
ders. The general tone of the market show
improvement.