Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-29
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS
MILWAUKEE, March 2S.-FLoUR-Du
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MILWAUKEE, March 2S.-FLoUR-Dull
and unchanged. WHEAT-Dull and heavy;
crop outlook favorable. No. hard nominal;
No. Q 1851; March 1863; April 1.27; May
.2S%; June .2S: July 1855; August 1.lS114;
year I.O4; No. 8, No. and rejected nominal.
CoRN-Easicr; No. Q CSC; new 6419c. OATS
-Firmer; No. 2 43c; choice white ~. RYE
Scarce and higher; No. Ssc; No. 3 s314c.
BARLEY-Ouiet: No. Q fresh Ole; regular &c.,
April S94c bid; extra No. scarce: 7915c bid.
PRovIsIoNs-Lower; mess pork TICS cash
and April; 7.2211a May. LARD--Prime steam
IL OBJ cash and April; 11.2215 May. LIVE
HoGs-Firmer; 62o@6.70. RECEIPTS
II $50 barrels of flour; 29,9l5 bushels
of wheat; 6,270 bushels of barley. SHIP
MENTs-1S, 3O4 barrels of flour; 5. 100 bushels OF
wheat; 1910 bushels of barley.
aCH1oAao, March 2S.-The Drouers' Journal
reports: HoGs-Receipts 10000; shipments
$500; better; sc higher common to good
mixed 62O@6.70; heavy 675@7 Is; Philadel-
phias and larders goa 7.45; light 6.2n@6.70;
skins and culls OO@6.l0. CATTLE-Receipts
$500; shipments $500; slow and easy; good
scarce; exports 6.6097.SO; good to choice
shipping G. 10@6.40; common to fair 6.4O@
100; mixed butchers 3.0O@5.O0; stockers and
Receipts $500; shipments 2,50O; steady;
good demand; common to medium 5000
5 so; medium to good 575@6.Oo; choice to
extra 6.10@6.25.
unchanged. WHEAT-In fair demand at low
er rates; No. Chicago spring 1850
1.351s cash; 1.S514@l. 35% March; 135%@
1.s6 April; 1901: 3OB May; 1855 June;
1854 July; No. 8 Chicago spring l.U7@ LII.
661lc cash; 6S3sc March and April; 6SS@6S1
May; Csc June; 6Sssc July; rejected 64s4c.
OATs-In fair demand at lower rates; 43@
@45sIc cash; 43c March and April; 45Hc May;
45s6c June; 433k@431Sc July. RYE--Quiet
and weak; 81 @S4c. BARLEY-Dull and nomi-
nal; 1.OO@1.GS. flax SBED-Scarce and firm;
IS. PoRK-In fair demand at lower rates;
17.4SS@l7.45 June; 17.62I@l7 Is July.
LARp-Steady and uncharged; 10.S5 cash;
10. s5@l0. s75S April; 1l.GH@l1.05. May;
1l.17I@l1.S0 June; 11.277S@ll.s0 July.
BULK MEArs-Steady and unchanged; Shout
ders $50; short ribs 900; short clear $50.
WH1sKY-Steady and unchanged; lis.
FREIaHrs- Corn to Buffalo 214@91sc. -
CALL: WHEAT-Easier; 1864 March; 1 .3555ss
April; 1905 May; 1.2S1491.2Sas June; l.s577s
july. CoRN-Easier; not quotably higher.
PRov1sIoNs-Steady; fair demand. RECEIPTS
5000 barrels flour; $4,000 bushels wheat;
Al 600 bushels corn; A, GOO bushels oats; none
rye: 5000 bushels barley. SHIPMENTS
ID, 600 barrels flour; $1,000 bushels wheat;
s4 COO bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats;
500 bushels rye; $4,000 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-FLoUR--
Quiet and unchanged; receipts
Il ,5s5 bushels; exports 1880; superdne
state and western s.95@4 so; Common to good
extra 4.60@525; good to choice $500 $50;
white wheat extra 7.0O@S.6O; extra Ohio ATS
@SOO; st. Lonis 4.75@S6O; Minnesota patent
process 7.50@S.6O. WHEAT-h@1c lower;
heavy and feverish; receipts $500 bushels;
exports $4,000 bushels; No. . spring 1.341as;
ungraded spring LIT; ungraded red 1.O4@
i.42; No. do lis; No. do 1.361a@l.37; No.
3 red 1.43@1.4S1s new; 1.44A@l. ~ old;
mixed winter 1877; No. 2 white 1.s6; No. l
1903 old; No. Q red March, sales
5000 bushels at 1.43. closing at 1.4S;
April, sales 232, 600 bushels at l.42s4 .43s,
closing at 1.42M; May, sales 440, 600 bushels
at 1 .4lH @1.4215S, closing at LAM June, sales
100000 bushels at 1.37@l SIX, closing at
1.371A; July sales ,0G0 bushels at 1.25
@1.251S, closing at 1855. CoRN-1s@1a
higher; unsettled; receipts 1000 bushels; ex
ports $4,000; ungraded 75@7sHc; steamer
77A@7s1Sc delivered; No. Q March 76c; April
76@761sc, closing at 761s9761Ic. OATs--
%@2c higher; fairly active; receipts $500
bushels; exports 500 bushels; mixed western
55@57c; white western 57@6lc. COFFEE
Quiet and unchanged. SUGAR--Quiet and
unchanged: fair to good refining quoted at
7LM736c. MoLAssEs--Demand fair and
market firm. RICE-In good demand; steadily
held. PErRoLEUM-Quiet but firm; united
sa2lc; crude 6s@77Sc; refined 77sc. TALLow
Dull; prime city Z 1l-l6@7Ac. RosIS--
Stronger; 2.321s@2.45. EGes-Western strong;
l7@171kc. PoRK--Nominally unchanged;
new mess 1850. BEEF-Quiet but steady.
Cur MEATs-Dull and unchanged; long clear
middles 9S718; short clear 1925. LARD
Steady: prime steam 11.1215. BUTTER-De-
mand fair and market firm; 15@ 43c. CHEES
Firm; s@l24c. -
NEW York, March 2s.-Dry goods:
The market very full of buyers and jobbing
trade very active in distribution, dealers taxi
ing large and full assortments, and the vol
ume of business very satisfactory with agents.
New business has been very light for Tuesday,
but through wide distribution OF receipts Of
leading qualities sales maintained of good
amount. SpecIalties in good request, aad
white deliveries absorp receipts. Placing
new orders is we'll preserved. EyDortso of cot.
ton goods for the week 4,465 packages,
amounting to S276s5S. The total since the
frs. of January 34,376 packages, against 34,.
500 packages last year. Cotton goods market
very steady, and every day shows the supply
of leading brands diminishing. Prints doing
fairly, with chief selections confined to choice
work and specialties. Dress goods In fair re-
quest. Woo,ens quiet as to new sales, but
steady delivery on orders.