Daily globe., 1882-04-13
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE, April 12.-FLoUR--Is in
fair demand WHEAT-Strong and moderate
ly active; No. 2 hard .4219; No. Q fresh 1.S0;
April 1.271s, May LIS; June 1.27% July
and a 1sjeeted uso nomnal nI GoRNagher; M Il Cher No No.
strong at 75c; rejected 1871. OATs-Firmer;
No. 47@471zc; white 53c. RYE-Firmer;
No. Csc bid; No. 2 s1@Sl19c. BARLEY
Stronger; No. 2 fresh, cash 92c; regular soc;
April SS1sc; extra No. higher, s5c bid.
PROVISIONS :. Higher; mess pork 1918 cash
IL S5 cash or April; LAO May. LIVE Hoes
Strong, at 65@7.1O. FREIGHTs-Wheat to
Buffalo quiet and nominal, at 2%c.
REcEIPTs-6.5 5T5 barrels of flour; 9,575 bust
els of wheat; 6,720 bushels of barley. SHIP
MENTs--S,192 barrels of -four; 500 bushels
of wheat; 5000 bushels of barley.
CHICAGO, April 12.-FLoUR - Strong
and higher for some grades; common TO
choice western spring s6.459S 75; common to
fancy Minnesota 5.0097. 90; patents 6.75@S.25;
winter wheat 6.o7. WHEAT-Strong and
higher; No. 2 Chicago sspring 1::S5I@l;S5
cash; 1856 April 1.27& May; 1.263s91. .26I
June; 1.S2I@1.2sa July;. .1.C9H
August; No. 8 ,0osS6 Chicago spring 1.lo15
higher; 7216@76slc cash; 721S April; 1870
76c May; 1880 June; 73Nc@7S% july.
OATS Moderately active and higher; 471a@
SOC cash; 47c April; 491sf May; 523s June; ~
July; S6%@37c August. RYE-Dull and
nominal; Sl@s3Hc. BARLEY-strong and
higher; LILO. PoRk-Active aud shade 6a
1S.12H May; 1s.2715@ls.3O June; 1S.4715@
1880 July. LARD-1l.2715 @11.S0 cash and
April; Ii. .32h @l1.35 May; 11.45@11.471S
June; 11.60@11.62H July; 11.7O August.
BULK MEATs-Fairly active and shade high
er; shoulders 7.25; short ribs 1925; short
clear 1915.
CALL: WHEAT - Irregular md generally
easier; 1.96 April; 1.271s@1.27M May; 1.261s
June; 1.22%@1.22% July; 1.Os1s August.
CoRN-Active, firm and higher; 724@73c
April; 743s@771sc May; 741s June; 741S
@74as July; 761Sc August lOArs-Actiye,
firm and higher; 495sc May; 4ST@49c June;
66Ac July; PoRK-Irreg4lar; 1896 bid bid May.
gust. LARD-Firmer and not quotably higher.
REcEIPTs-l60OO barrels -four; 1900
bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn;
65, 600 bushels oats; 1,50O bushels rye; $4,000
bushels barley. SHIPMENTs-lo,0o0 bbls flour;
5000 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn;
$1,000 bushels oats; SEQ bushels rye;
$4,000 bushels barley.
reports: HoGs-Receipts $4,000; shipments
$500; strong, active and 10c higher; common
to good mixed 6.55Q7 25; heavy packing
and shipping 2l@7 60; light 6.65@725; skips
5.40@S 45; all cold, closing rather weak.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; shipments 1850;
good to choice shipping q 6o9675; common
to fair 50@S5 1905 40; mixed butchers
strong, active; 3.10@5.6 60; stockers and feeders
active and stronger; S.30@545. SHEEP
Receipts $500; shipments 1900; strong, active,
and 10@15c higher; scallawags sheared S.10g
4; common to medium wooled 5.5O@6.10;
medium to good 625@S.50; choice to extra
6.6066.S0.
NEW YORK, April 12.-FLoUR-Fi
receipts 5000 bushels; exports $500; superfnc
state and western 4.O0@4 s5; common to good
extra 4.759 $50; good to choice 5.70GS. IS;
white wheat extra 7.25@S.75; extra Ohio 500
@S.50; st. Louis 5.00QS.75; Minnesota patent
process 7.5o@915; WHEAT-l@tAc higher,
feverish and unsettled; receipts 5000 bushels;
exports 5000; No. Q spring 1.S4; ungraded
red 1.O5ai 4s; No. red 1.36@1. .3611S5; No. Q
red 1.40@1.41 in store; 1.424@1.4215 new;
1.43@1.43I old; No. red Las; mixed winter
1.37; ungraded white SO; No. l white, sales
5000 bushels at 1.399l; No. Q red April
at IA; May, sales $4,000 bushels m SH't at
1.42@1.43, closing at 1.43; June. sales
7l2,O00 bushels at 1.37%@1.39, closing at
1.39; July, sales 10000 bushels at 1.24sl
@1.26L, closing at l. 2814; August, sales 1884,
coo bushels at 1.21@1.2lsl, closing at l.214.
CoRN--M@1c higher and somewhat ex-
citeo, IecelplS o,4OU Dusnels, exports ol,UuO,
@s51sc old; No. April sS@ss]7; May $40
s25sc, closing at $3.50; June S118@S2H,
closing at s2]4; July Sl11as1%, closing az
s211; August SlM@S24c, closing at sac;
September S2@S219c, closing at S21ac. OATS
-1@2c higher and strong; receipts
SoSsic; ai white white western % 5as6a1c. COFFEE"
Quiet; Rio cargoes quoted at 71s@756c.
MoLAssEs-Firm. RIoE-In good demand.
PETRoLEUM-Quet but firm; united 7935c;
crude 61aG714c; refined 725c. TALLow-Quiet
but steady atSc. RosIS-Quiet but firm; 2.45
@2.50. TURPENTINE--Dull and lower at 64c.
EGGs-Westerp, quiet but firm; Tic. PORK
Strong and higher; new mess 7.S715@18.00.
BREF-Demand fair and market firm. Cur
MEATs-Quiet and unchanged. LARD-Flrm;
prime steam S11.55. BUTTER-Dull; 12@39c.
CHEEsE-Quiet but steady for fine at S@l21kc.
M copper, dull and un-
changed; new sheating, $500, ingot lake,
Scotch 23oO@S5.OO, American 29,6O@ss 90;
Russia sheating, 1I25@1150. NAILS Cut,
3.50; clinch, 5.00G6.00.
DRY GooDs--Althcugh unsettled by any
special activity, there has been a satisfactory
storm business completed by agents. job
bers have had an improved demand, and
though many moderate purchases, business is
fairly satisfactory. Cotton goods have been
in good to fair assortment selection, and total
sales have materially increased through deliv-
cries on previous engagements. Exports for
the day 1,729 packages. Prints doing very
well in specislties, with more inquiry for and
taking OF regular goods, Lawns and foulards
doing fairly. Wool dress goods in mixtures
and plain colors doing very well, but worsted
fabrics less active. Mens' wear wooIens in
wide distribution on previous engagements,
but new request and orders are moderate,
which is very natur2l with SO large production
under control of buyers. York four-ounce
and nankeens have been revised In
price,, and stock cleaned up Renfrew and
Canton dress styles ginghams in steady dis
Fribution through continued wide demand for
choice styles.
Guilty Gamblers.
CHICAGO, April 12.--After the sealed vtr-