Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-01

StOckerS and feeders S.5U0o.oU. dOGS-he-
ceipts $4,000; shipments 5000; active and
firm; Sc higher; heavy packing and shipping
6.40@6.sO; Texas hogs 5.O0@6.OO. SHEEP
Receipts 5000; shipments $500; active; loo
25c higher; choice natives 4.75@6 SIS; good
to prime corn fed Nebraska sheep 5.9O9625.
CHICAGO, March S1.-FLoUR-Steady and
unchanged. WHEAT-Active, firm and higher;
No. 2 Chicago spring 1.35}4@l.S6 cash;
So March and April; 1904 May; 1855
June; 1.45s@l.25 July; No. 8 Chicago
Active, firm and higher; 66@6S15c cash; 600
6614c March; 661lc April; 7O15c May: 70 June;
7O1zc July; 5515c August; rejected 6719c. OATS
Active and Shade higher; 1895 @4614c cash;
1870 March and April 1880 May; $3.50
lune; 44c July. RYE--Firmer; S2@S4%c.
BARLEY-Firmer; 1.04. PoRK-Demand fair
and prices higher; 17.15@17.20 cash and
March; II IT'S April; 17.35@l7.S7h May;
17.55g17 571s June; 17.T5 July, LARD-De-
and April; 11.12T@11.15 May; 1l.271s@u. 80
June; II .S71s@ll.40 July. BULK MEATs--
Stronger; shoulders 600; short ribs y.75; short
clear 9.95. WHIsKY-Steady and unchanged;
lis. FREIGHTs-Corn to Buffalo axe.
CALL: WHEAT-Qulet and unchanged.
CoRN-Demand active and easier; not quot
ably lower, except for July; 705sc. Oars
Active, firm and unchanged: PoRkIFalriy
active and a shade higher; II 25 April; II, 40
NOT %as' ouot ABLY higher. REoE1rrs-io, 900
barrels flour; 1900 bushels wheat;
46, 600 bushels corn; IS, 900 bushels oats; 200
bushels rye; Ia, 600 bushels barley. SHIPMENTS
1900 barrels flour; 1000 bushels wheat;
$1,000 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats;
$50 bushels rye; 5000 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-FLouR--
rroJ. lyfG
1000 bushels; exports 1890; superHne
state and western 4.n0@440; common to good
extra 4.60g5.l5; good to choice 5.S09S 81;
white wheat extra 7.OO@S.5O; extra Ohio 40
@SOO; st. Lonis 4.70@S.50; Minnesota patent
process 7.50@S50. WHEAT-1@215c higher;
excited and unsettled; receipts 29,53O bushels;
exports $4,000 bushels; No. 2 spring 1.S5;
ungraded red 1901 As; No. 4 red 1.l4@l.l5;
No. 2 red 1.41@l.42 new; 1.42A@l A old;
1856; No. white, sales 100000 bushels at
1851 .3611S new; 1879 old; No. Q red March
sales 10000 bushels at 1.401a; April, sales
Sc, 900 bushels t4O9l@l. 421s, closing at 1.41 Is;
May, sales $4,000 bushels at 1.40@l.4lM,
closing at 1.40sl; June, sales 744,000 bushels
at 1.35M9l. 37M, closing at 1869; July
sales 632,0C0 bushels at l. % 13-l6Ql.261s,
closing at 1855 CoRN-Excited; 119Q3c
higher; receipts $500 bushels; exports 1880;
7s1S@SOc in store; sOasl15c elevator; SIG
SAGE delivered; No. Q March 1850; April
7s15@SO3sc, closing at Sec; May u 7-i69
79Ic, closing at 1890; June 771s@79c, clos
ing at 7Ss1c; July 77$l@79c, closing at 7SIc;
August 7S%c. OATs-Excited; 2@5c higher;
receipts $500 bushels; exports is; mixed
western 60964c; white western 6O1a@65c.
CoFFEE--Qulet but steady. SUGAR-StI onger:
fair to good refining quoted at 7I@7ssc.
No. foir and rRHf
Porto Rico 50@70c; lower beans 55@75c; Eng
llsh Island 42t944c. RICE-Demand fair and
market firm; range 21Sc. PErRoLEUM-Dull
and nominal; united S0Ac; crude 6%N7asc;
refined 71Sc. TALLow--Firm. RosIN-
Strong; s.4Oas.45. TuRpENTINE--Easier
SOC. EGGs-Western firm and higher; 1880
19c PoRK-Strunger; new mess quoted
at II. 621S. BEEF-Demand fair and market
firm. CUT MEATs-Quiet and unchanged;
long clear middles 9.o7115; short clear 1925.
LARD-Higher; prime steam 1l.S0. BUTTER
Firm; 17@44c. CHEEsE-Quiet but firm;
S@j21sc.
New YORK. March 31.-Dry goods:
The character of the demand with jobbers and
agents continues as last reports, and nothing
special claims attention. From jobbing hands
large selections of miscellaneous assortments
are in active movement. and to supply new
wants commission merchants are called upon
to furnish supplies to the extent of large
business. In all classes of goods special styles
and qualities have q decided preference, and
are in nominal, fancy supply, while these less
popular are in fuller stock. However, the
market has hardening tendency, and, with
the present distributing demand of the coun-
try continuing for a few weeks, no values will
be any less. The Journal of Commerce an
nounces an anetion sale of $50 cases of Whit
tenton cottonades for Wednesday, April 5.