Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-06

May; 1.2sJS@l. 80 June; 1.27ss@1.27% July;
l.1SB August; LILO September. CORN
Easier; declined H@1c. OATs-Easier for
some options; others steady. PoRK-Easier;
declined2h LARD-Easier; declined 215c.
RECEIPTS $500 barrels -four; 5000
bushels wheat; 246.OO0 bushels corn;
$4,000 bushels oats; $500 bushels
$500 bbls -four; $4,000 bushels wheat; 242,-
600 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats;
1,400 bushels rye; $500 bushels barley.
MILwAUKEE, May 5.-FLoUR - Quiet
and unchanged. WHBAT--Tams and easier;
No. hard nominal; No. 2 1917; May l.31;
June 1.32; July 1.Sl1 Is; August 1925; Sep
TENDER 1.l21s; year nominal; No. 8, LII;
No. and rejected nominal. CoRN-Higher;
No. Q 74Ic; rejected nominally 721Sc.
55Mc. RYE-Unchanged; No. l S3c; No.
SIC. BARLEY-Weaker and lower; No.
cash $500; No. s extra nominal; SEC bid.
PROvIsIoNs-HIgher; mess pork 1S45 cash
and May; 1855 June. LARD-Prme steam
II IS cash and May; LAO June. LIVE Hoes
Quiet and steady; 6 S0@7 80. Receipts
S,6S5 barrels OF flour; 1O,S50 bushels of
wheat; 1900 bushels OF barley. SHIP
MENTs-l5,566 barrels of -four; none wheat;
1850 bushels of barley.
NEW YORK, May 5.-FLoUR-Dull;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 1000;
superfne state and western 4.00@5 IS;
common to good extra 4.70@5.S0; good to
choice $500 10; white wheat extra 5.75@
600; extra Ohio 5.25@S. so. Ct. Louis $3.50
300; Minnesota patent process 7.50@9.25.
WHEAr-Opened 1S@s4c lower; heavy; subse-
quently stronger; recovered BgH 6,o then de-.
exports $4,000; No. 3 spring Lie; ungraded
red l.169i 40; No. do 1.23; No, do
1.41~@1 .4211S1; steamer No. 8 do 1.2l; No. .
red 1.4SNi 4SL; ungraded white 1.31@1 a;
No. white sales $4,000 bushels at 1885
Olaf certificates; 1.44L free on board:
Me- 9 red May, sales $4,000 bushels at 1.475s
@i.4s; closing ,,s at 1471s; June. sal sales
July. sales 81 5000 bushels at l S2%@1 81,
closing at 1;s!X; August. sales $4,000
September, sales $1,000 bushels at LAX
l.241s. closing at l.24A. CoRN-Opened u
@hc lower; afterwards recovered from the
decline and advanced 19X, closing weak;
receipts lS7, GOO bushels; exports $3.50; I'M
graded 76@s3c; No. . s91s9sSc; No. Q
white S91s@9lc; No. Q May S214GS2Xc,
closing at sac: June s21s@s291c, closing
a. aus s' ss kay eosn s0s at Sc & S osS;
-x@Nc lower; fairly active; receipts 3S,-
OOO bushels; exports $40 bushels; mixed
western 5S@62c; white western 6c@661sc.
CoFFEE-Dnll and nominal. SueAR-Quiet
and unchanged MoLAssEs-Dull and un-
changed. RICE-Quiet but firm PETROLEUM
Quiet but steady; united 72Nc; crude 81
@71c; refined INC. TALLow-Quiet; strongly
TINE-Dull and lower; SIC. EGas-Western in
good demand; firm; 1s@ls11c. PoRK-Firm;
new mess 1s.621S@lS75. BEEF-Quiet;
strongly held. CUT MEATs--Dull and Domi-
nal. LARD-Cnsettled; prime steam 11.521s.
BUTTER-In fair demand; 10931c. CHREsE-
Dull and unsettled; S012Kc.
NEW YORK, May 5-DRY GOODS:
Ginghams, which engaged general attention
styles of gipghams reduced to 1O1Sc; Charles
ton and Earlston ginghams to 91Sc, and Ken
lucky jeans in continued demand, but no busl.
ness of importance reported. Cottons, and
in fact all classes of fabrics, in such demand
as to make current requirements light.