Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-14

@S2c. CoRN--Active, firm and higher; 1870
75596c cash; 7SH@74c April; 773s@7715c May;
75]Sc June and July; rejected 74c. OATS,
Strong and higher for future deliveries; 81 ss
cash; 5lslc May; SOC June; 1870 July; 38s4c
August. RYE--Fairly active and higher; $40
SAC. BARLEy-Quiet but firm; lilo. FLAX
SEED Moderately active and higher; poor to
@l.45. PoRK-steady; fair demand: 1S.20@
IS 25 cash and April; 1S.17k OILS 20 May;
Is 371s@Is.4o june; 1s.5719@ls.6O July,
LARD-Unsettled and generally lower; 11.2715
@11.S0 cash and April; 11.32X @11.35 May;
II 45@11. AZ JUNE; 11.60@11.6aX July;
lilo August BULK MEATs-Unsettled and
generally lower; shoulders 7.25; short ribs
33@4Oc; dairy 2S@S5c EGGs-Quist but
steady; l3c. WHlsKY-Steady and unchanged;
1.19. FREIGHTs-Corn to Buffalo 24c.
CALL: WHEAT - Active, firm and higher;
1856 April; 1.2s%@1.29 May: 1.2SI June;
1.2314 July. CoRN-Active, firm and high
er; 74c April; TIC bid May; 751sc June; 76
July. OATs-Strong and higher; 52Lc May;
5OTc June; 461lc July; $500 August: PoaK
May; IS 521S June; 1870 July. LARD
Strong and higher; 11.4O May: 1890
IL IS June; 11.65@11.671S July; 11.7215 Aug.
REcEIPTs-17,000 barrels flour; 1000
bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn;
$4,000 bushels oats; 1000 bushels rye; $500
bushels barley. sHIPMENTs-10,0 900 bbls flour;
5000 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn;
81, 900 bushels oats; 1000 bushels rye;
1000 bushels barley.
CHICAGO. April 1S.-The Drovers' Journal
reports: Hoas-Receipts $4,000; shipments
1850; dull; SOLO lower; common to good
mixed 66007 10; heavy packing and ship
ping 7.10@7 65; light 6.65@7. 10; skips and
culls 5.50@5 rs. CATTLE-Receipts $500;
shipments 2 Zoo; very active; rather excited;
lOc higher; exports 7.4O@7 IS; good to choice
mixed butchers strong, active; 3.00@5 so;
cows 3.75@500; bulls S.00@S.75; distillery
cattle 6.20@6.75; stockers and feeders $3.50
$50; yards we'll cleared. SHEEP-Receipts
1.400; shipments 2,700; active and strong;
10@15c higher; common to choice shorn
4. 00@5.75; poor to medium wooded 5.75@
6.s5; good to choice 6.5o96.@.
5000 5000 bushels; exports 7,5oo; supersne
state and western 4.OO@4.S IS; common to good
extra 4.75@5 $50; good to choice 5.700S.75;
white wheat extra 7.25@S.75; extra Ohio 500
@S.50; st. Louis 5.00@8.75; Minnesota patent
process 7.50@9.15. WHEAT-l@3c higher,
excited and unsettled; receipts $4,000 bushels;
spring 1.24asl; ungraded red 1.2oai.47; No. 4
red 1.26; No. 2 red 1.41@1.4l11 in store;
1.4S4@1.44% new; /. 43ss@1. 44sl old; No. 1
red 1.4Ssl; mixed winter 1.37; ungraded white
1901. 3711<; No. white 1881; white fancy
1.40@1. 401; new 1.411{; No. Q red April
sales $4,000 bushels at .424@l.431s, closing
at 1.43A; May, sales 100000 bushels at
1,195 900 bushels at 1881 4@1 AZ, closing at
1.4l11lz; July, sales 100000 bushels at 1.261
@1.28, closing at 1.27H; August, sales 224,-
900 bushels at 1.s114@1. 90, closing at 1924.
CoRN-1@1%c higher; excited; receipts
5000 bushels; exports "a 900; ungraded SAG
571ac; No. 2 S5@S51ac in store; S6@S61ac ele-
vator; S6@S719c delivered; No. April 641a
@s4Xc, closing s4%c; May s3@s41ac, clos.
August Is us 81 sSasac, 0 ciosing at Sc. OATS
1S@115c higher; receipts $1,000 bushels; e1-
ports 1,4O0; mixed western 5906019c; white
western 60@83c. CoFFEE-Firm and I'M
changed; Rio cargoes quoted at 711@75sc.
SUGAR-Quiet but firm: far to good refining
quoted at 71s@75sc. Misunderstanding and
firm; Cuba 4Oc for so test; Porto Rico 42955c.
RICE Quiet but firm. PETRoLEUM-Quiet
refined 7sSc. TALLow-Quiet but steady at SC.
RosIN-Dull and easier; 2.421a@2.471s. TUR-
PENTINE--Unsettleda and lower at 60@801Sc.
EGGs-Western firm and higher; 17@1711sc.
PoRK-Firm; new mess 1929. BEEF-In
fair demand. Cur MEATs-Quiet but stronger;
long clear 10.50@10.75; short clear 1l.12]9.
LARD-stronger; prime steam $l1.60. BUT
rER-Dull and weak; 12@39c. CHEEsE-Quiet
but firm; 8@121ac.
NEW YORK, April 19.-DRY GOODS: De
mand OF agents and jobbers of improved pro-
portions, and increased movement noticeable
throughout the market. Prints in better
general request, with selections from regular
stock of larger quantity. and specialties and
novelties in active distribution. Dress goods
in better movement, through needed assort-
ments. Lawns in more inquiry. Cotton
goods in steady inquiry, witha better feeling
prevailing. Wooden goods have more atten-
ton, with distribution very steady. Kentucky
jeans quiet, with light inquiry for cottonades.
Spring cloakings in steady request but wide
distribution