Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02

bard nominal; 142; No. 9 1.s9; March I.7zx:
April LIS; May 1.s95<; June 1883: July
1854 august aud year nominal; No. 3, 1.13%;
No. and rejected nominal. CoRN-Unset-
tied and higher; No, 2 fresh 70G7oHc;
regular e7@Ssc 0ArsMscarce and higher;
No. Sc. BaRLEY-Dull; No. 3 nominal;
9lc bid; April sSxc; extra No. firm;
SIC. Provisions - Firnier; mess pork
Si7.20 cash and April; 1875 May. LARD
Prime steam Il 0O cash and April; II .12H May.
LIVE HoGs--Steady; G25@6 So REcErPTs--
8,l2S barrels of aour; 4O.05O bushels
of wheat; $50 bushels of harley. SHIP
MENTs-7, 259 barrels of -four; i.e75 bushels of
wheat; $3.50 bushels OF barley.
CHICAGO Apri THE Drovers' Journal
reports: HOGs-Receipts 5000; shipmenls
$500; 5@l0 higher; active; all sold; light ESQ
6.65; mixed packing .40a6. 90; heavy 6.509
7.45; skips and culls 5.5036 80. CArrLaE
Receipts II, coo; shipments 400: active and
scarce; So DC higher; in some cases exports
were 6.s0@ $780, shipping steers at 6.oO@7. 90;
for fair to choice 5.4095G 20; butchers 3.O0@S
4 so; for COWS 4.8005.50; for steers, s,eckers
and feeders 50195.25. sHEEP-Heceipts 200;
slow, scarce and unchanged.
New YORK. April t--FLoUR--
Fair and unchanged; receipts
state and western 4.0094 40; common to good
extra 4.6095.15; good to choice 5.2o@85O;
white wheat extra 7.00@8.50; extra Ohio 4.70
as 90; Ct. Lons 4.70@8.50; Minnesota patent
process 7.5o@S.5O. WHEArl@3c higher;
feverish; receipts 26.500 bushels; exports
30, 900 bushels; No. Q spring 1857;
ungraded red l.si8L4s1l; No. 4 red LIE;
No. 2 red l;4sH@l.4t new; 1.451 old; IN
1900 bushels at l.3711@l.SS rev; 1899
$4,000 bushels 1.4sat.45, closing at 1.45;
May, sales 78S,000 bushels at t.40%@1.44,
closing at 1.4s1<; June, sales 6a8, 0oO bushels
at 1.S6x@l .39H, closing at 1.S9; July.
sales 488,OOO bushels at L. 241fBt27 closing
receipts a..O0 bushels: exports $4,000;
ungraded 76@541ac; No. 8 6l082c in store.
822l@S4c delivered; white western 961lc; No.
| Q April S09l0S2c, closing ut 8l%c; May
79%9S Sic, clOsiugat 5000; June 99z@81e,
closing at so11c; July 7S5s@SOIc, closing at
801zc; August 79@s0Ac, closing at 80X.
OArs-2@5%c higher; receipts 1900 bushels;
exports 2,7lO; mixed western soassc; whit.
western 6l@65c. CoFPEE-Qulet but steady;
Rio cargoes quoted at 9@t1c. SUGAR.
Firm; fair to good refining quoted at X
OFT 16c. MoLAssss-Demand fair and
market firm. RIcE-Quist and firm. PHFRo-
LEyM-Dull and easier: united 8OHc; crude
6x.@7ssc; refined 7%e. TALLow-scsrce
q and "a firm; prime city: 7ao- RosIsIFirm;
Co., Edss-Wtstern quiet but firm, 1870
19c. PoRK-Steady: new ness quoted
at II 5O@17 671<. BRRr-Iu good demand.
Cur MEATs-Quet and unchanged; long
clear middles 9.S71&; short clear 1925. LARD-
Strong; prime steam 1t.3o@1l.35. BUTTER
Quiet but firm: $50 44c. CHEEsE-Quiet
but steady; S9l2Ic,
unchanged WHEAr-Quiet but weak; No. Q
| Chicago epring 1.S5H@f.s6 cash; 1.3o%
| Nav; l.28 June; 1.24X@l .24L July; No. 8
| Chicago spring 1.0a@f tx; rejected 1899.
CogN-Excited and higher; 67M@69Szc cash;
! 679sc April; 72c May; 7iB June; 7l5Sc July;
rejected 69c. OArs-Strong and higher; 1870
cash: 4s@47c April; 4s1lc May; 47sl@4S june;
| BARLEr-Firmer; Los. FLAX sEED-Higher;
fair to good merchantable 1891. 40. Pork
Fairly active sn & shade higher; Ii. 250f7. 50
| cash and April; 17.45@t7.47L May; 1859
17s7lG June; 17.S2@l7 IS July. LARD-Ds-
mand fair and higher; 1l.05 cash; III 20 May;
| 1i.521s@l1.35 Jure; 11.4aH@11.45 july.
BULK MEATs--M oderately active and higher;
| 10 90. WHisKY-Moderateiy active and
higher; 1.19. FRnIaHrs-C to Buffalo
| 2Hc RECEIlTs-10,OCO barrels aouT;
| 1900 bushds wheat; $1,000 bushels corB;
| So, 600 bushels oats; l. 600 bushels rye; $500
| bushels barley. SHIPMENrs-9,0 600 barrels -four;
| BOW DusnelS WneaCs 55,UU0 OUsnels corn,
26,000 bushels oats; l,1G0 bushels rye:
| IL 900 bushels barley.
| NEw York. April dry goods:
Wish the iobbing trade the week closes on 3
large movement of goods and further large
| demand in sight With agents new business
| for the day has been of moderate proportions,
and selections confined to requirements. which
! included several good ordere, although of mis-
celianeous character. Cotton goods have been
in fair selection but better delivery. aud valves
shows change in prints demand, as previ-
ousiy reported. with good distribution of
some styles in execution Of 0rders. All wool
| and cotton warp cashmeres in good request,
| with preference for the former. Woolea
goods quiet as to new demand, but deliveries
| ia execution of orders very good.