Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-18

7615@764c July; rejected 7415c. OATS.
easier; 81 &c cash and April; sage May; SIC
Iune; $3.50 July; $500 August; 34alc year.
RYE-Fairly active and shade higher; e51sc.
BARLEy-Dull and nominal; l.Os@l.1O. FLAX
SEED-Firm; little of; merchautable | $50
t3S PoRK-Unsettled and generally lower;
| Is S5@lS.40 cash and April; Is S7X May;
Is 5755@i8.60 June; 1S771s9is.S0 July.
LARD-Quiet and easier; 1l.35 cash and April,
11.37X May: 11.521S Jun ll.621S July; lilo
August. BULK MEATs-Steady; shoulders
$50; short ribs 1915; short clear 1860
BUrTER-Easier; creamery 3O@35c; dairy 20@
32c. EGes-Easier; not quotably lower.
CALL: WHEAT Active. firm and higher;
1 .371s cash and April; 1928 May; 1888 June;
1 .29I al 29aS July; 1.165s August. Corn
Unset led and lower; 77Hc cash and April;
777s@7sc May; 755sc June; 1889 August.
OATs-Firmer; not quotably higher; 5Sc May;
SIC June; 1870 July. PoRk-steady; fair de-
ma2a Sa2 Isy i zss1 Sans 1 ls15@
Quiet and unchanged; 1871 LAY; 1l.5O
June; 1909 July; Ito August;
RECEIPTS 1890 barrels flour; $1,000
bushels wheat; 1900 bushels corn;
IS, 600 bushels oats; I,4GO bushels rye; 5000
bushels barley. sHIPMENTs-6,0 900 bbls -four;
$4,000 bushels wheat; 373, 600 bushels corn;
$4,000 bushels oats; $4,000 bushels rye;
IL ,UUU DuSnelS pariey.
NEW YORK, April 17.-FLoUR-Firm;
receipts 10 600 bushels; exports $500; superfne
state and western 4.25@5.00; common to good
extra 1909 SIS; good to choice 5.s0g9 TO-;
white wheat extra 1850 90; extra Ohio $50
@S50; St. Louis 5.2099.00; Minnesota patent
process 7.50@9.25. WHEAT--1@316c higher,
excited and unsettled; receipts $4,000 bushels;
exports 1885; No. 2 spring 1.42; No. Q Chi
cago 1.4Ok @1.41; uHgraded red @i.53;
NJ n. ~ IL
LAC; No. red 1.49 in store; 1.5O1s@1. 50A
certificates; 5OI@1.51N delivered; ungraded
white 1.SS@l. 49S; No. do sales 11,000
bushels at i. 4S11Sl@l As; No. red April sales
10000 bushels at 1.49H@l.51, closing at
1.5O; May, sales 10000 bushels at 1900
1.53 closing at 1.5l1l; June, sales 1,520,0 900
bushels at 1.4s91.5l11s, closing at 1.51 July,
sales S0S,000 bushels st 1.3O1s@1.3214, clos
ing, at 1.S2; August, sales AZ, GOO bushels at
lots excited; 5@Sc higher; options opened Il
closing weak; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
81 ,000; ungraded Ss@90c; No. 2 931a@95c new;
06@9S old; No. white 94c; No. April S911Sl
0931Sc. closing at 92c; May S508S1sc, clos
ing at 87Ac; June s54@s726c; closing. at
SIC; July s5I@s7szc, closing at SIC; Au-
gust s71a@s7Ac, closing at SIC. Oars
steady; options X@Ac higher; receipts 49,;
UUU UuSuclSs .cAp OIto OOV, uiAoU WcotCiu 10
@60c; white western 00062c. CoFFEE-Dull
and unchanged; Rio cargoes quoted at
SH@1O1kc. sUaAR-Quet but firm; fair to
good refining quoted at 71S075sc. MoLAs-
sEs--Demand fair but market firm. RICE
Quiet but firm. PETRoLEuM-Quiet but
steady; united 79Hc; crude 61S@7Ac;
refined 7ssc. TALLow-steady at Sc. Ros1N
Firm; 2421S@2. AK. TURPENTINE--Firm
60@61c. EGGs-Western quiet but steady,
17@171sc. PoRK-Higher; new mess
BEEF-In good demand. CUT
MEATs-steady and firm; long clear middles
10.S615911. 90; short clear 1l.37H. LARD
Firm; prime steam 11.521s. BUTTER-Dull
and lower; 10@31c. CHEESE Quiet bus steady;
S@121sc.
New YORK, April 17.-DRY GOODS: The
market developed but a moderate degree of
genaral activity, special orders and deliveries
on previous engagements comprising the chief
sales. In bleached cottons there has been
more inquiry, with takings in improved
quantity. Specialties in prints In wide de-
mand and distribution, andregular fancies are
of greatly reduced supply. Lawns and foul
ards of choice stylas doing very well. All
wool and cotton warp, 40 inch cashmeres in
desirable colors 10 good request. Woolens
in steady distribution on account of previous
orders, but new demand very light. Exports
OF cotton goods to-day 1, 09l packages.