Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-10
Corn receipts IN Chicago 1912 bushels
shipments 50,207 bushels.
PORE
LARD
ASSOCIATIVE PRESS MARKETF.

MILWAUKEE, March 9.-Flour Gull
and unchanged; light demand. Wheat strong
and higher; CLOSED quieter; H@1sc lower.
i.22]z; April 1889; May 3S; June l;19A;
July In; year 1.021z; No. LOG; No.
and rejected nominal, Corn scarce and
6rmer; No. Q nominal Gle; rejected and new
ssh @59c Oats frmer; No. Axe. Rye
nominal; No. 1 SIC; No SIC Barley lower;
more active; No. 2 cash SEC. Provisions de-
clinlng; mess pork Ii 25 cash and March;
16 80 April. Lard, prime steam IL l71
steady; OO@66O Receipts, $500 barrels of
aour; ii $50 bushels of wheat; 1910 bushels
of barley. Shipments, 1854 barrels of -four:
425 bushels wheat: $3.50 bushels barley.
NEW YoEB. Mch Flour quiet: unchanged;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 1000; super
mon to good extra, 4.35@5.0O; good to
cho ce, 5.O5@3.50; white wheat extra, 700
as 90; extra Ohio 4 45@S.0O; st. Louis,
t409S.50; Minnesota patent process. 7.5Og
S.25 Wheat opened higher and closed weak;
receipts 16, 600 bushels; exports 10000; No.
spring 1.30; ungraded red 1.209l.S34; No.
do 1.26 No. 2 do 1.3l@1.S2 new; 1.S299
winter 125; ungraded white 1891 3OK; No.
/ do sales 10000 bushels at 1907. SOY;
No. 2 red March sales sc, COO bushels at 1904
9l.3a; closing at 1917; April sales
$4,000 bushels at 1929 @l.93N, closing
al 1.S34; May, sales 1,2S8,0O0 bush
els at 1.32X @1.3S%, closing at 1:Ss;
June sales 4ss,OOO bushels at 1.2SX @l.3O4,
closing at 1889; July, sales S9O,CO bushels
at LILY @1.23, closing at 1.2lx. Corn
H@1He higher, closing scarcely so strong;
receipts 5000 bushels: exports 5000; IN
graded 63@71Kc; No. 69G691Sc: steamer
694 @7O15c; No. 69970c new; 71@71Ac old;
No. white 7Sc; steamer white 74c;
No. Q March 69@6sHc, closing at 69Ac;
April 69% @7Ogc, closing at 70Ac; May 7O%
@7lH c, closing at 7l14c; June 7ON @727sc,
closing at 7l%c; July Tx orc, closing at
exports So; mixed western 50952c; white
western 5i@54c. Coffee quiet but firm.
Sugar dull; easier; fair to good refining
quoted at TX @7Hc. Molasses. quiet but
steady. Rice, demand fair and market firm.
Petroleum dull and noni nal. RosiD dull and
52Hc. Eggs dull and weak; 19c Pork dull
and nominal. Beef quiet and unchanged
Cut meats strong but quiet; long clear middles
9.25; short clear 8. 62K Lard fairly active;
closing with less strength;prime steam quoted
Vt 1O.50@10.60 Bnter dull, lSQ43c. Cheese
dull and weak; S9l24c
CHICAGO March The Drover's Journal
reports h 6 receipts 1900, shipments 60 0;
active and firm; common to good mixed
5.9o@6 40; heavy packing and shipping 6.S5
@7.00: quality poor; no Phladelphias sold;
light 5 g0@6.35; skips and culls 3.50G5 60.
Cattle, receipts $500 shipments 1900; fairly
active and steady; choice heavy active and
strong, exports 6 20@6 SO; good to choice
shipping 5.50@5 so; common to fair 1900
stoekers and feeders 3.60@500. Sheep, re-
cepts 5000; shipments $500; strong and
common to 4.00@5. 90; medium to good 5.25
@5.50; choice toextra 5.60@6.00
CHICAGO, March 9.-Flour steady and I'M
changed Wheat excited and higher; No. Q
Chicago spring -l.27@12S cash; l.2I&
March; 1889 @l.28X April; 1891 291s
spring nominal; rejected 70@75c. Corn
moderately active and higher; regular 5sMc;
fresh 6t4c cash: 5sXc March; 59Kc April;
633l@63Nc May; 65x G63&c June; rejected
Zoe. Oats quiet but firm and higher; 43 cash:
40Xc March; 40XG4lc April; 43Ss@43Ae
May; 42%c June; rejected 404c. Rye
steady and unchanged: S314c. Barley steady
m rchantable 12O@l.22; choice to fine dry
1.27@l.50 Pork active, firm and higher;
l6.37H @l65O cash; l6.35@l6.4O March;
l6.40@ 6 AK April; 16.60@l6 62X May;
1914 Gl6.S0 June. Lard higher; fairly
active, 10 2715@l025 cash: 1925 April
l0.37H @l0 40 May; 10.47K @10 so June. Bulk
meats in good demand and full prices: shouis
Whisky steady and unchanged; s1.lS.
Call-Wheat irregular and firmer; 1854
asked March; 1-2sA April; 1924 May;
1 "a June. Corn generally uuchanged; some
sales rather higher; 50s @59H &c April; 63K@
63%c May; 63& @63slc June. Oats irregular;
generally higher; All C April; 1890 May; 41N
June. Pork irregular;. 16.30@l6: 40 March;
16.37X April; 16.62H May; 16 80 June. Lard
10 fair demand at lower rates; 10 25Q10.27H
April; 1910 Mad and 1880 June.
Receipts, 10000 barrels -four; 10000 bushels
wheat; $4,000 bushels corn; 10000 bushels
oats; 1000 bushels rye; 10000 bushels barley.
Shipments $4,000 barrels -four; 1850 bushels
wheat; $4,000 bushels corn; $1,000 bushels
oats; $500 bushels rye; $4,000 bushels bar
ley.
New YORK, March DRY goods:
The demand has not been marked by any
spirited action, still there has been a good
volume Of business. The following makes Of
bleached cottons have been reduced in prices,
as follows: White Rack, 36-inch, f0c; Ros-
coggin, 36-nch, 9kc; Fruit OF the Loom, 81
inch, &c; Lanseers, IS inch, 9Hc; Clinton
No. 1, 36-incb, 9H Rosebuds, SO inch, 914c.
These, and yesterd days revised prices, have in
fuenced larger movement, aud some styles
have been cleaned up and sold ahead. Special
qualities and styles Of all co,tons have been
in wide distribution for small assortments
Prints quiet, except for special qualities
Dress goods doing better. White goods and
silks in steady inqniry. Export request for
cettons well maintained. Wooden goods in
steady inquiry and orders, being placed with
usual steadiness, but chiefly for best goods,