Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-22

| MILwAuKEE, June 2l.-FLOUR-Quiet
aud firm. WAEAT-Very active but steady;
No. hard nominal; No. Q 1925; June
1.ssAs; July 1852; August III; septem-
jected nominal. CoRN-Easier; No. Q 70%c;
rejected 69c. OATs-NominalIy higher;
No. 3 Size; white 55c. RYE-Entirely
nominal; No. 69c; No. 2 66c. BARLEY
Quiet and unchanged; No. Sic bid; July
size; extra No. 8 re bid. PRovI-
enthusiastically; mess pork 2O.75 cash and July;
20. 95 August. LARD--Prime steam 11.55 cash
and July; 1875 August. LIVE Hoes-Un-
changed; 75O9S.C0. REoKFTs---9,075 barrels
flour; $3.50 bushels OF wheat; 1,O40 bush
els Of barley: sHIrMENrs--l6'o7l barrels Has
bushels of barley.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-.FLoUE--Dull and
2 Chicago spring 1871 cash; 1872 June; 1925
@1.33 July; Liz August; No. 3 Chg
cago spring 1.O5@1.Os; rejected 7O976c;
regular l. 13%@1141s July; 1.06M@l.06X
August. CoRN-Dull, weak and lower; 70Hc
cash and June; 711s@714c July; 7i5s@7lAc
August; 71lc September; rejected 69c.
Oars Fairly active and shade higher; 51A
@513sc cash; Size June; 1870 July: 36l4c
August; 35c September. RYE-Steady and
unchanged; 69c. BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
FLAX SEED-Steady; merchantable; 1.259l .26.
PoRK-In fair demand at lower rates; 2075
| @2O 80 cash; 20.75 June and July; 20.S71s@
20 80 August; 2l.02H @21.05 September; 1850
@1S.65 year. LARD-Moderately active and
higher: 11.55 cash; II. 559l1 :57h July; Ito
@11.571 year. BULK MEATs-Easier; shoul-
ders 9.25; short ribs -12.15; do clear 1918.
BUTTER-Quet and weak; creamery 19Q24c;
dairy, fair to fine 14g20c. EGGs-Un-
settled; 171s@1Sc. WHISKY - Steady and
unchanged; Lie. FREIeHTs-Corn to Buffalo
! 1%c.
GALL: WHEAT Steady; fair demand spring
gust. CoRN-Irregular and easier; not quot
ably lower, except year; &c. OATs---Mo1er-
ateiy active and higher; 81 114Q52c June; 45G
$40 July; $3.50 August; $3.50 September;
| 34Nc year. PoRK-Moderately active and
higher; 20 rs July; 2O.92h August; 81 on
septem Der; 1s.75@1S,77H year. LARD-Irregu-
Ii. SIX July; 11.6711@n.7O August:
Il SO@11. s21s September; II 5716@11. go year.
RECEIPTS barrels of -four; 1900
bushels wheat: 10000 bushels corn;
| sc, OeO bushels oats; $500 bushels rye;
| $500 bushels barley. sH1PMENTs-2.oO0
barrels -four; 10000 bushels wheat, 3d.
| l 900 bushels rye; 1,100 bushels barley.
| NEW YORK, June 21.-FLoUR--Dull; IN
changed; receipts 1000 barrels; exports $500;
superfine state and western 3.35Q4. 40;
| common to good extra 4.55Q5.50 good to
choice 56oG9.0 90; white wheat extra 7.25@
9.25; extra Ohio 4.65@S.OO. st. Louis 4.7G9
| 900; Minnesota patent process S.25@9.5O.
WHEAT-xQ1c lower; heavy; receipts 1877 600
bushels; exports 50,6l0; No. 2 spring %;
ungraded red 1.2l@l.44; No. Go 1873;
No 2 do 1.37 free on board; 1.4O@1.4l15 de-
| livered; !. 42A@1.4211 certificates; No. l red
1857; winter 1.32@1.32l; migrated white
1.27@l .51 No. do held az l.3S; No. red
June, sales $4,000 bushels at 1.42H@1.4319,
closing at 1.42H July, sales 900 bushels
at 1.27@1 .27sl, closing at 1.271l; August,
sales $4,000 bushels at 1.19@l.19A, closing
at 1.191S; September sales 10000 bushels
| at 1. 1Sl1.1S%, closing at 1.1S1s; October,
$4,000 bushels at 1.1991. 1873, closing at
1.1915. CoRN-Opened a shade lower; after
wards recovered an advance of s@X, closing
exports 5000; ung5aded 775s@7s1lc; No: Use
livered; No. . June 77I97Sc, clos.
ing at 7Sc; July 7sA@7SMc, closing
at 1879; August 795s@S0c, closing at 1880;
September SO@sO9c, closing at SO1c;
October s0GS03sc, closing at S07sc. OATS
-h@%c higher; closing strong; receipts
western 6Oa6Sc; white western 63a6Sc.
CoFFEE-Quiet but Steady; Rio cargoe. quot
ed at s@1OHc. sUeAR-Quiel; steadily
| held; fair to good refining quoted at
| S-l6@73sc. RICE-Demand fair and market
firm. PETRoLEUM-Quiet but steady; united
51Ic; crude 6A@6%c; refined 79sc. TAI
Low-Dull; prime city 75s@Sc. RosIN-
Quiet; 2.121GaS17H: TURrENT1NE-Lower;
! 46@461ac. EGas-Western demand fair and
market firm; 20@21c. PoRK-Higher; new
mess quoted at 21.O0. BKEF-Quiet but
| steady. CUT MEArs-Scarce and firm; long
clear middles 1880. LARD-Steady; prime
steam quoted at 11.9O. BUTTER-Dull;
l3@25c. CHEEsR-Firm on choice; 7@10Hc.
CHICAGO, June 81. The Drorers' Journal
reports: Hoes-Receipts 10000; shipments
500; heavy s.OOG850; light 7.40@S.0O, bulk
Z 80. skips $500. 90. CArTLE-Receipts
1910, shipments 2, 100; natives generally very
dull and shade lower; no extra quotations
for exports, 7.75@S.25; good to choice
shipping 00@7 40; common to fair 5000
60; mixed butchers steady; cows 2.40@5 90;
bulls z65@4 so; veal 450@7. 90; stOckers and
feeders dull; 3OO95.20; Texans, small supply
and stronger; receipts so cars, mostly good;
medium to good S.O0@9.50. SHBEP-Receipts
1,OOU: shipments 800; market weak and over
supplied, 1O@25 lower; medium to good
mtutons Q 75@4 25; choice 2. 25@4.75.
New YORK, June 2t.-DRY GooDs-In
consequence of the strikes OF freight handlers
the shipment OF goods is much interrupted,
and a large quantity is going forward by di-
verse ways. Buyers are very attentive to all
offerings of flannels blankets, doeskins, jeans,
| and dark and staple prints, and results show
good business completed. Cotton goods con-
| tinued in REQUEST with many assortment of
variable quantities having succeeded. Choice
STYLES of light ginghams in renewed request,
and satisfactory business also for fair selec-
tions Snckars and other like Qualities of