Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-02
1000 '1s.s2x 1s.521t 400 1s45 ~.
1918 1885 -. 2:l6 1S.45 1898
t1:15 1S.371S 1855
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE, MAY 1.-FLoUR-Quiet
but firm. WHEAT-Very dull and weak;
No. 9 hard nominal; No 1.32; May 1000
1905; June l.3l1S;July 1.30A august 1.2lSs;
September and year nominal; No. ., l.16;
No. and rejected nominal. CORN-Stronger;
No. 3 74@741sc; rejected TIC. OATS
Stronger; No. 2 SOC; white sac; very quiet.
BARLEY-Neglectsd; No. cash and May
nominal; 90; No. extra Csc. PROVISIONS
irregular; mess pork 1890 cash and May;
1S.371S June. LARD--Prime steam l1715
cash and May; 11.3:15 June. LIVE Hoes
Quiet and steady; 6 S0@7.25. RECEIPTS
ii $50 barrels OF -four; S,22O bushels
of wheat; 12,660 bushels OF barley.
SHIPMENTs--1S,395 barrels Of -four;
2,l60 bushels of wheat; $3.50 bushels of
barley.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The Dropers' Journal
reports: Hoas-Receipts $4,000; shipments
$780,; active, at strong prices; common to
good mixed 675Q7.25; heavy packing and
shipping 7.30@7 .35; light 6.7097. 80; skips
and culls 4.00@6.50 CATTLE Receipts 2, SEQ;
shipments 400; demand fair and market firm;
fine exports 1851 IS. none in the market;
good to choice shipping = 909710; common
to fair 57596 80; mixed butchers steady;
3 75@5.60; grass Texans 4.lO95 70, heavy
accumulation; stockers dull; 00@4.7o.
SHEEP--Receipts 1900; shipments 700; very
weak and lower; so first few opening sales:
inferior to fair 4OO94.75; medium to good
6. G0@7 co; choice to extra 25@7 30; shorn
50@6.l21s; closed weak. The Drouers Jour-
mol cable on the Br tish market quotes cattle
slow but steady; 14g Tic.
CHICAGO, May 1.-FLoUR - Unsteady
aud firm; trading light; common to choice
western S7.75@S.00; common to fancy Min
nesota 5.0O97.50; patents 8.0O99.25; fair to
choice winter 6.OO@7.00. WHEAT-Unsettled
and generally higher, 1.2S14@1. 1885 May:
1904 June; 1.2Ss4 July; 1.16M August; go
year; No. s Chicago spring 1.l6@l.16T;
rejected 90@l 90. CoRN-Strong and higher;
74c cash; 74ss97422lc May; 73c June; 73Ac
July; 7sKc August, 5S!Sc year; rejected nc
1890 July; 37%@3Sc August; 34Jsc year.
RYE--Quiet but steady; SIC. BARLEY-Nonl-
inally unchanged; l 0S@l,10. PoRK-Mod-
erately active and higher; 1S.20@ls.25 cash
aud May; IS 40@lS.4215 June; 18.600l8 6211
July; 1880 August. LARD-Demand active
and prices advanced; 1l.20 cash; 1l.209l1 221
May; li.32H9ll IS Jun ;1l.4715@1l.5o July;
Acsivs rm and bigger hisSer; shoulders n $780, short
ribs lo.4O; do clear 1915. BUTTER
Quiet but weak; creamery. fair to fancy 80
@Tc; dairy, fair to fine 1i@sac. Eaes-
STEADY; l41Sc. WHIsKY-Higher; r20.
FREeHTs - Corn to Buffalo 21c.
CALL: WHBAT--Dnll and irregular; 1.2s11a
May; 1919 June; .2s1s July; 1.l6h August;
1853 September. CoRN-Active. firm and
@7s1lc July; 7saSc August; 72@72s4c septem.
Der; 71Ac October. OArs-Demand active
aud prices advanced; 5sXc May; 5as9c June;
1910 July; s7slc August; S5sl@56c septem-
Der. PoRK-Actiye, firm and higher; 1925
May; 1915 June; lS.65@lS 671s July; 1925
Is S71z August. LARD-Irregular and active;
1L95 Nay; II 321sg1l.35 June; II Az July;
l:571s@n 60 IA august; ll.7sH Sept; lilo Oct.
coo ss0H bnsbe S'Vo whe Da;' sd aOu bushels
corn; 44,0GO bushels oats; 1900 bushels
rye; 10000 bushels barley. SHIPMENTS
5000 bbls -four; 1850 bushels wheat; $780,
600 bushels corn; $1,000 bushels oats:
none rye: $500 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, May 1.-FLoUR--Firmer;
receipts 1900 bushels; exports $500;
superfne state and western 4.15@5.25;
common to good extra 5Oo@5.sO; good to
choice 5000 10; white wheat extra 6.25@
900; extra Ohio 5.25@8.50, St. Louis $500
8 10; Minnesota patent process 7.5O@9.25.
WHEAT-l9A higher; feverish; receipts 55,-
600 bushels; exports 1856; No. Q spring
1.441s; ungraded red 1.l61i.55; No. . red
LAT IN store; 4S9I 4s]5S elevator; 4S11s free
on board; 1.4S@l.49 delivered; mixed winter
l a.; ungraded white 1.29@1.421s; No.
white, sales 70, 600 bushels at 1.269l.44A
certificates; 44c free on board; No. 2 red May,
sales l44,0 600 bushels at l.4Sas9l 40, closing
at 1.49; June sales $4,000 bushels at AS;
closing at 1.4s5s; July, sales $4,000 bush
els at /. 321S@i.S4, closing at 1889; Au-
gust, sales 256,0O0 bushels at 1.2415
@l.253s, closing at l.25X. CoRN-1S0
21Sc higher; unsettled; receipts 126,UOO
bushels; exports 50,520; ungraded S0@S41Sc;
steamer 81 965c; No. 3 s31S9S5c elevator;
83%@84c delivered; No. Q white Goo; yellow
western S5J1c; No . May S15s9SS5sc, closing
at l5sc; June S1as@Sl15c, closing at S31sc;
July Sl15@S319c, closing at 83Ic; August
closing at 83kc. OATs-15@lc
higher; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 200;
mixed western 60G6411c; white western Gu
@6619c. CoFFEE-Dull and unchanged; Rio
cargoes quoted at SA9l0Ac. SUGAR-ActIve
@711c. MoLAssEs-Quiet but steady. RICE
Quiet but firm. PETRoLEUM-Quiet but steady;
united 1880; crude 61S@74c; refined nc.
Ros1N-Duii; 2 1902 Az. TURpENTiSE--
Steady; Coo. EGes-Western dull and weak;
16%@17c. PoRK-Strong; new mess 1880
1880. BEEF-In good demand. Cur MEATS
Steady and firm; long clear middles 1100@
11.25. LARD--Moderately active and higher;
prime steam 1l.57LQ1l60. BUTTER-Qulet
but firm; 10G3lc. CHEEsE-Dull and droop-
ing; 7971fc.
New YORK, May 1.-DRY GOODS:
The general demand light aud irregular.
Orders Of fair proportions. requirements Of a
miscellaneous character, and N ostly for lead
ing qualities in all goods. Speclslties and
novelties shared some attention through new
business, and deliveries, on account of pre-
vous engagements. There has been a good
volume of sales reached, still the market has
been wanting in activity,