Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-25
Corn receipts IN Chtcal
shipments 67,4l9 bushels.
pORR
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

MILwAuKEs, March 2i.-FLoUR-Falr
demand WHEAT-Dull and lower; No. 2 hard
1 1875; No. Q fresh 1.S0; March l.272l1; April
1883; May 1.2914; June 1.2s1s; July 1.26
August 1.1ls4; year LOB; No. 5 LA; No: 4
and rejected nominal. CoRN--stronger; No.
white 4sc. RYE--scarce and firm; No.
S55lc; No. 2 S3c1z. BARLEY-Tame; No. 2
fresh Ole; regular SOC; No 5 extra 1879.
| Observation-Disclosures; mess pork 9715 cash
and March; 100 April. LAaD-Prime
| steam 10 SIS cash and March; 10 10 April.
LIVE Hoas-Firmer 6.15@6.75. RECEIPTS
$50 barrels Of flour; %, 625 bushels of wheat;
| 1880 bushels of barley. SHIPMENTs--5,99 800
! barrels Of -four; 1925 bushels of wheat; 6,24O
| bushels of barley.
CHICAGO March 24.-The Droyers' Journal
reports: HoGs-Receipts 5000, shipments
5000; general demand fair; good stock firm;
| common, mixed and light SC lower; common
| to good mixed 625@6.75; heavy packing and
shipping 9O@7.25; Philadelphias and lard.
ers 7.S0@7.5O: light 6.SO@6 IS; skips and
culls s5.@lO6.0O. CATTLE--Receipts 5000;
prom ounced highest on record and quality No.
/; very good No. extras offered; ports 8 500
7121I; good to choice shipping 9O@6.40;
common to fair 5.40@5.S0; mixed butchers
s. 5o@4.5O grass Texans $50; stockers and
feeders, liberal supply; slow; O095 60.
sHEEP-- Recsipts 1850; shipments l,7O0; .ac-
tive ard firm; full prices; common to medium
4.50@5 50; medium 10 good 5.70@6.0O: choice
to extra packing 5.0O@6 30.
CHICAGO, March 24.-FLoUR-Quiet and
unchanged. WHEAT-Unsettled and gener-
ally higher; No. 2 Chicago spring 1.S5H@
.S5M cash; 1.3514@1.36 April; 1905 May;
1859 June; 1.253s July; No. Chicago spring
1.O791.11; rejected s0@s5c. CORN--Moder-
active and higher 6S@66c cash; 6S@63Hc
March; G311sc April; 6S1lc May; 6SAc June;
ss1c July; rejected 6411ac. oATs-Fairly ac-
cash; 4sc March; $4,000 April; 45Ic
May; 441Sc June; 415srJuIy: rejected 497sc.
RYE--Steady and unchanged: BARLEY
Steady and unchanged FLAX SEED-Scarce
and firm 1 300 LBS. PoRK-Demand fair and
prices higher; 1900 cash and April; 1900
i7221S May; 17.40@17 4251a June; 16 6s]z@
1856 July. LARD--Moderately active and
higher; 1906 cash; 10.65@10.671a April;
1925 @1O S. May; 1885 Jule; 1850
and Shade higher; shoulders $50; short ribs
9.65; short clear geo. WHIsKY--Steady and
unchanged; LIS.
CALL: WHEAT-Irregular; 1.S5 March 1.S6
April; 1. 3059@1 30A May; 1854 June; 1853
July; 1.03 year. CoRN-Stronger and adj
vancsd &c. OArs-FIrmer but not quotable
higher. PoRK-Stronger; II 90 April; l7.221s
OH 25May; IL IS June; II .6211a @17.671a July.
LARD-Frmer but not quotably higher. RE-
of wheat; $4,000 bushels of corn: 1000 bush
els of oats; 100 bushels of rye; II, 600 bush.
els of barley. SHIPMENTs-9,O00 barrels Of
f ,ur; SIS 00U bushels of wheat; d, OG0 bushels
of corn; $4,000 bushels of oats; LOGO bushels
of rye; $3.50 bushels of barley.
NEW YORK, March 24.-FLoUR-Quiet
and unchanged; receipts 10,475 bushels; ex-
ports $500. WHEAr-1@sHe higher; IN
exports LOG, 5000 bushels; No. spring 1.S5.
ungraded 1.l9@14 3; No. 2 red 1.4l1l@l.4S
ne@;1 .44@144L old; mixed winter 1880
/ 81: ungraded white 1.S5@l &c; No. white
1.S7; No. white sales $4,000 bushels at 1.39
@l .4O1S; No. 9 red March, sales s., 600 bushels
at 1.41%@l.421S, closing at 1.4S4; April,
sales, 4OS,0OO bushels at 1.41s@l.4219,
closing at 1.431l; May sales. $50, 700 bushels
sales $4,000 bushels at 1.Ss@l .s9a, closing
at 13S]a; July sales 472,OO0 bushels at
1.25sl@l.274, closing at 1861. CoRN-H
csc higher; receipts 10000 bushels; exports
$500 bushels; ungraded 7S@77c; No. Q 75I
@7515c; store 78@761sc; elevator 77@7714c de-
livered; No. 2 white SSc; No. Q March 74s4
@75c; April 75@751sc, closing at 751sc; May
75sl@761sc, closing at 75Yc; June 75%976o
closing at 75sc; July 5S197eS,, closing Closing
d6 iO14Cs OAIo-/4S /2Sh6hcA 10y "CoA.S .
receipts II GOO bushels; exports $40 bushels;
mixed western 5O1S@55c; white western 81
@56c. HAY-Quiet but steady at IS. Coz.
FEE--Quiet and unchanged. sUaAR--Qulet
but firm; fair to good refining quoted at N
@75kc. MoLAssEs--Demandf fair and market
firm. RIcE-Steady and fairly active; Ran
COON in bond 211sc. PETRoLEUM-Higher and
firm; united S55sc; crude 6A@7Ic: refined
TIC. TALLow--Slronger; 71S@7ssc. RoSIN--
Firm, a35@2.40. TURPENTINE--Firm; Sic.
EGes-Weslern, easier at 16150l7c. Pork
Strong and higher; rev mess quoted at Il. 81
1929. BEEF-Quiet but steady. CUT
MEATs-Quiet and unchanged. LARD
Strong; prime steam 1895. BUrTER-Firm;
11@43c. CHEEsE-Flrm at S@1214c.
LONDON, March A.-Consols lol sic; new
SIS, extended, 1041s; SIS 1865; IS 1t9!z1;;
Illinois Central 139a; Pennsylvania IS; N. 7.
G. 1876; Erie S7sl; seconds 90; Reading 29N;
refined petroleum SIC; spirits turpintine l.65,