Daily globe., 1882-03-02
Corn receipts IN Chicago 81 ,6SS
shipments 65,S5S bushels.
PORK,
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS

MILWAUKEE, March Flour quiet and
unchanged; spring extra 25@6.25; for good
to choice winter 6.5007.0O; patent spring ex-
lower, closing steady and firm; No. hard
nominal; No. nominal; No. 1.03X cash
March 1.22X; April 1.26x; May Las; year,
1.2S01 .26; No. 90c; rejected nominal. Corn
quiet; No. 263Xc. Oats, No. Q nomlnally
4lc sample; 45@46c delivered. Barley lower;
S5c bid. Rye, No. 88c; No. 2 Sc. Provisions
easier; mess pork l6. 30 for round lots, cash or
1850 cash and March: 10-62K April; sweet
picked hams firm; 9.75@10.75; shoulders 6.35;
boxed middles 9.15@9.45. Receipts, 1855
barrels Of -four; 2e,512 bushels of wheat
1910 bushels of corn; $500 bushels Of oats;
1910 bushels of barley; 500 bushels of rye.
Shipments. 25,23S barrels of -four; 1000
wheat; 400 bushels of oats, 1880 bushels Of
barley. Live hogs, receipts 1,646; shipments
so: market dull; heavy packing grades, $40 to
6.65 for common to choice.
CHICAGO, March Flour dull; unchanged;
Wheat unsettled; fairly active; No. Chicago
spring 1.26X cash; 1.261S@1.2ex March;
l.2s@l .2SX April; l.26N May; 1.S3X June;
No. 5 Chicago spring l.05@1 07; rejected 70
@77c. Corn irregular; 5SX @60c cash; 58x c
March; 59xc April; 6e1Sc May; 6s%c June;
6aX July; rejected 59Xc. Oats quiet but
steady; 4Sc cash; 1870 March; 4l1sc April;
44Xc May; 1870 June; rejected 4lc. Rye
@1.04. Flax seed in fair demand; strictly dry
I.E@1.S3. Dressed hogs, buyers and sellers
apart; tending downward; 7.30@7.50. Pork
active but lower; 100 cash, 1890 March;
17.121k@l715 April; 17.S213@17S5 Nav;
I752k@17.55 June. Lard dull but firm; 10 45
cash; 10.45@1O.471k March; 10.62K @10.6
April; 10.77X @10.S0 May; 10.82K June. Bulk
meats easier but not quotably lower; shoulders
$50; short ribs $50; do clear 9.55. Whisky
dull and heavy; $1.1S.
Call-Wbeat market easier; 1.26X @1.26X
March; 1.27x April; 1.26x May; 1.2S June;
1.OSH year. Corn in fair demand but at
lower rates; 6sXc March; 69@591Sc April;
63%c May; 6Sx @AXc June; 68xc July.
Oats, market easier; 4OX c cash; 40Nc March;
41@41Xc April; Ac May; 43X @4SXc June.
Pork Irregular; 16.85@1695 March; 100
April; 17.S5 May; 1855 June; 10 OK bid
year. Lard generally unchanged, ~ but some
lo lo.5s Is, May; 1o-ssX june; :oo Receipts,
wheat; $4,000 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels
oats; 5000 bushels rye; II. 900 bushels barley.
Shipments 20, 900 barrels -four; 10000 bushels
wheat; $4,000 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels
oats; 2,000 bushels rye; 600 bushels bar
ley.
NEW YORK, March 1.-.-Flour dull;
receipts II, 900 bushels; exports 100; super
perfne state and western, S:o0@4.4O; COM
mon to good extra, 45o@5.l5; good to
cho,ce, 5.3O@S.75; white wheat extra, 100
as Is; extra Ohio 470@S.25; St. Louis,
4.6008.76; Minnesota patent process. 1909
$50. Wheat opened 1x@Xc lower; recovered
from the decline; advanced X@11, closing
weak: receipts 81 $50 bushels; exports $500;
No. 2 spring 1.S5; ungraded spring 1.05@
1.S0; ungraded red 1.0501 .2411f; No. s do
1891. 1.2SX; No: 2 red 1.32X @1.ssx new;
ungraded white 1.2s@1 Is; No. l do sales
25, 900 bushels at 1.3OX @1.S1 new;1 32X al .33
old; No red March sales 469, 900 bushels at
1.32X al 1.SS closing at 1.33; April sales $685.
coo bushels at S4x al. .35s(, closing at LBS X
May, sales ], ,1O4 600 bushels at 1.35X al. 1.3611;
closing at 1.35x 4 June, sales 328, 900 bushels
at 1.SSH@1.S4 .S4X, closing at 1884; July, sales
100000 bushels at 1.26X @1.N, closing at
1.26 II Corn opened H@Xc lower; after
lots, closing firm; receipts 10000 bushels;
exports 1900; ungraded 65@71c; No. 8 65H
@66c; steamer 671S0671Sc; No. . 6sX new:
COX @71c old; No. . March 6756@9S1Sc, clos
ing at 6S11xc; April 69sk@71c, closing at Tic;
May 70X@7lxc. Oats, z@Nc higher; re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels; exports none; mixed
western 49@52c; white western 60@55c.
NEW YORK, March l.-Dry goods: In
consequence of a rain storm the general at
tention Of buyers have been much intercepted.
but even, though many wants the stockings
of specialties and other new assortments new
business has been of good proportions, while
many deliveries, in execution of previous
orders, increased the total sales very eopsid-
erably. In cottons miscellaneous orders con.
tinue of daily frequency, and, though medi-
um low qualities are less active than deslra-
BILE agents are not pressing sales, while prices
show greater strength than two weeks ago.
Prints continue in light selection for many
orders and the total business much better In
amount than apparent. Printers are getting
ready to shut down, which is from month to
six weeks earlier than usual. This course ID
determined on as better} than to accumulate
production, and the result must be beneficial
to the supply in hand. Ginghams are in steady
distribution for leading dress STYLES. Dress
goods doing fairly. Flannels for dress pur.
poses selling well, but other qualities in sea.
sonable request. Woolens in steady inquiry
with orders OF business in much irregularity.
Five business houses, the Journal newspa.
per Office, and several small shops in Athens,
Texn burned Monday night. Loss eS5,000
insurance 1880, FE0{.