Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-15
Chicago and New York Produce Market.

not quotably higher. wHEAT-Actlve, frmerr
and higher; unsettled; 1.351s@1.36 cash; 1.36
April; 1891 1925 May; 1898 June; 1.24ssl
July; Liz August; l.O4 year; No. s Chicago
spring 1.101s@l13N; rejected 7S@S2c. CORN
cash; 741sc April; 77S@77a(c May; 76@761sc
June; 761s@764c July; rejected 74@743sc.
OATS Unsettled and generally higher; 491@
SIC cash; 4914c April; 52ac May; 51x June;
1910 July; $500 August 35c year. RYE
Quiet but steady; s2@s4Sc. BARLEY-Quiet
but steady; 9S1ac. PoRK-Steady: 1850
1910 cash: April and May; 1S577{@is.60
June; 1S.75a@1S.SO July: LARD-Demand
n.a7H oil. 40 May;11. 521S@11.5 SIS June II 621155
Giles July; 11.72X August. BULK MEATS
Fairly active and shade higher: shoulders
1885, short ribs 1885; short clear TO- So
WHIsKY-Steady and unchanged; 1.19.
FREIGHTs-Corn to Buffalo easy; 2@214c.
BUTTER-Quiet and weak; creamery 33@39c;
dairy, fair to fine 20@35c. EGGs-Quiet but
steady.
advanced; 1.291s May and June; 1853 July;
1.11% August. CoRN-Fairly active and a
shade higher; closing weak, 741sc April; 77A
MAY; 76c June; 75sle July. OATs-Excited
and higher; soc bid April; 5315c May; SIC
June; 1870 July. Provisions :
Firmer; not quotably higher.
REoEIPTs-5,5OO barrels flour; 5000
bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn;
A, 600 bushels oats; 1900 bushels rye; 10000
bushels barley. SHIPMENTs-S,5OO bbls flour;
$4,000 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn;
$4,000 bushels oats; $4,000 bushels rye;
$500 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, April 14.-FLoUR-Dull;
receipts II, 900 bushels exports 600; superfine
state and western 400@4. IS; common to good
extra 4.7595.75; good to choice 5.SO98 rs;
white wheat extra 725@S75; extra Ohio SIS
process 7.50@9.15. WHEAT-315@lAc higher,
feverish and unsettled; receipts 81 900 bushels;
exports none; No. 2 spring, inferior 1.36;
hard spring 1.421S; No. 2 Chicago 1.39; un-
graded red 1.45@l so; No. red 1891 40;
No. red 1.421s@l.43 in store; 1.44@
1.44I certificates; 1.4411@1.46 delivered; No.
1 red 1.50; ungraded white 1.35@1.37; No.
white sales $4,000 bushels at 1.I@1.421l; No
. red April sales 100000 bushels at l.43A
SS4 600 bushels at 1.4414@L451s, closing
at 1.4514; June, sales 776,0 900 bushels at 1.4115
@143, closing at 1.42sl; July, sales SIG, 600
bushels at 1.27@1.2S14, closing at 1874;
August, sales 224 900 bushels at 1.22@1 .22K /,
closing at 1.22H. CoRN-%@1c higher;
feverish; unsettled; receipts 1900 bushels;
exports 1900. ungraded 77A@ss7ae; No. 8
QUO, NJ. . oo1SVoi az 4S", oO140YOOIC Olu,
2 April S514@S6c; May S3A@S5asc, closing
ing at s5Ic; June S31s@S5c; closing at
S5c; July S3@8514c, closing at SIC; August
S3I@S5c, closing at S5c. OATs-1a@1c
lower; unsettled; receipts $4,000 bushels; ex-
ports none; mixed western 59061c; white
western 60@63c. CoFFEE-Lower and weak;
Rio cargoes quoted at S19@1O15c. SUGAR.
Quiet but firm: far to good refining quoted
at 71S@75sc. MoLAssEs-Q Quiet but firm; ESQ
zoe. kICE-In fair demand, steadily held.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet but steady: united Soc;
crude 61a@7Ac; refined 73sc. TALLow-Quiet
but steady at Sc. RosIN-Firm. TURPEN-
TINE--Firm; soc. Eees-Western firmer;
TIC. PORK-Firm; new mess 1929.
BEEF-In fair demand. Cur MEATs-Quiet
and unchanged; long clear 10.50010.75; short
clear 1l.12L. LARD-Stronger; prime steam
1155. BUTTER-Dull and lower; 100 4e.
CHsEsE-Quiet and unchanged; S@l21Sc.
NEW YORK, April 14.-DRY GOODS: There
has been considerable new business completed
to-day, though not to the extent of yester-
day, but this is accounted for by SO many
make of desirable quality sold to arrive, that
new assortments of such are to be had only
through forward deliveries Prints been in
better request and movement, and white
stocks have been steadily reduced, as the pro-
duction of specialties is sold to arrive. Most
desirable makes of cotton goods are so sold to
arrive that new business comprises selections
from substitute qualities, hence there is a
better and stronger feeling prevailing. Wool
ems have been more active i'll movement than
demand. Dress goods in fair assortment de-
mand Foreign goods in irregular request,
and dress silks of most desirable styles in mod
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