Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-09
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

MI1wAuKEH. June s.-FLovR-Quet
and unchanged; spring extras 4.2s@6.5O.
WHEAr-Active and Irregular; No. 2 hard
nominal; No. Q 1874; June 1.S4; July
1.3511l5; August 1.157s; September and year
nominal; No. 8 liz. CoRN-Quiet and
Weaker; No. SOC; white 55c; rejected SIC.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged; No. 7Se; No.
roe. BARLEY-Dull and lower; No. cash
and June SAC; July nominal; S5115c; extra No. 8
nominally 74c bid PRovIsIoNs-Ad
vancing; mess pork 2O05 cash and June
20 Is July. LARD-Prime steam 11.35 cash
and June; 11.40 July. LIVE HoGs-Quiet
but firm; 7.459S 90 for fair to choice.
FREIGHT5 Wheat to Buffalo quiet and nomi-
nal; 2slc. REcEIPTs-9, 735 barrels -four; 10, 500
bush. of wheat; $3.50 bushels of bar
lev SnIPMENTs-14,477 barrels of -four;
2,325 bushels of wheat; $3.50 bushels of
barley.
CHICAGO, June S. The Drorers' Journal
reports: HoGs-Receipts % 600; shipments
5000; firm and somewhat irregular; fat pack
ers sold at SC higher; mixed 1851. 80;
5.50Q72O. CATTLE-Receip,s 1900; half
were Texans; shipments l,S0O; generally dull
and weak; 15c decline, fat exports 8.4O@
900; good to choice shipping Z COOS 90;
common to fair 6.00@7 25; mixed butchers
2.50@5 90; mainly 3.0094.00; Texans 25c
lower, common to fair 8 00@4. 90; medium to
good 4.2594.7 rs; good 3.0O@5.1 10. SHEEP
Receipts 500; shipments 500; prices not greatly
different from yesterday; weak and dull this
AGO; medium to good 4.25@4.50; choice to ex
ira + 60@5C0.
unchanged. WHEAr-stronga and higher; uo-
settled; l.33@l.5415 cash; 1.34H @l.35 June;
l. 359l@l.S SO July; 1874 August; No, 5 Chi
cago spring 1.10H@113H; rejected so@s5c;
regular or No. 2 wheat, 17X@1.1S July;
1.09I @l. O9% August; CoRN-Aciive, firm
and higher; 7o1G@7o94c cash: 7c11zc June;
Der; rejected 6915@65Mc. OArs-Active,
fra and higher; sic cash; 5015c June; 449sc
July; 36c August; 3i5Sc September; 34q3f56c
year RYE-Quet but steady; 72@7215c cash;
721<c June 7OH@7iHc August. BARLEY
Dali and nominal; no transactions PORK
Acii e, firm and higher; 20 rs cash; 90 20g
POPS June; 20.25@20.27115 July; 20.4211a@20 As
year. LARD-Active, firm and higher; 1r.S7H
oil 40 cash and June; 1l.45 July; 1850
il.5715 August; ll.67H@11.7O September;
11.35@11. 37H year. BULK MEATs-Quiet
but steady; shoulders $50; short ribs Ills;
do clear IL 80. BUTTER-Firm; ordinary to fine
creamery 1S923c; dairy, fair to choice 14@
ICE. EGGS - 1S@1sHc;; WHIskY--Quiet
and uncnanReo; LILO. RkIGHTS--COin 10
Buffalo 21a@2s4c.
CALL: WHEAr-Firmer; 135 June; 1854
July; 1.13% August; 1.064 September; regu-
lar or No. 2wheat irregular: 1.17H@1.17%
July; 1lOA August; 1.C6I September; 1.03M
year. CoRN-Higber; 70s4c June; 70% July;
7l%@715Sc August; 7ls.c September; $3.50
year. OATs-HIgher: 5l1sc June; 1870 July;
364c August; 347S@35c September; 1890
year PoRK-Demand active and prices ad-
m A T,,I,-
gust; 20 G5 September; 1920 year. LARD
Irregular; .3715@1l40 June; 11.421k@
II IS July; 1l.55@ll.5716 August; ITO
asked September; 1861 year. Re-
bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn;
81 600 bushels oats; 4,7G0 bushels rye;
10000 bushels barley. SHIPMENTs-7 800
barrels flour; 1900 bushels wheat, $685.
600 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats; 400
bushels rye, $500 bushels barley.
NHw goss. June S-FLoUR-Dull;
receipts 5000 barrels; exports $500;
super6ne state and western 3S594.75;
common TO good extra 4.7595.70; good to
choice 5.75l9 %; white wheat extra 1850
8 25; extra Ohio 5.00@S.50, st. Louis 5000
9.25; Minnesota patent process S.S5@9.75.
WHEAT-A924 higher; unsettled; receipts
1850 bushels; exports $1,000; No. spring
1871; ungraded spring los; ungraded red 1.27
red 1.44H@1. 46 delivered; 4734@l As GER
tificates; No. l red 1 40; mixed winter 14l
@1.4115; No. | white sales 5000 bushels
at 1881; No Q red June, sales 400, 900 bush.
at 1.46I@149, closing at 1.4Sl4; July
sales 100000 bushels at l. 2914 al. 305s, clos
ing at 1908; August, sales 456, 900 bushels at
1.2l%@l;22H closing, st w; September
ing at 1.2lX. CoRN-15@s4c better; after
wards lost the advance and declined 15G11sc;
closing with the decline recovered; receipts
$1,000 bushels: exports $4,000; ungraded
74@79c; No. 2 1910 in store; 7S1a@79c de-
livered; No. Q white 94@95c; No. 3 June 1873
@7S5sc, closing at 7S11c; July 7S1s@79115c,
closing at 7915c; August 791a9SO15c, clos
ing at SO39c; September 7yA@so%c,
flG sV sse at S 4ssp otS 5asSss e aPos
$500; mixed western 59962c; white west
ern 60967c. CoFFEE-Quiet and unchanged;
Rioscargoes quoted at S14@104c. SUGAR
Dull and unchanged; fair to good refining
quoted at 5-1697kc. MoLAssEs- Quiet and
unchanged. RIcE-Demand fair and market
firm. PETRoLEUM-Dull and lower; united
sec; crude 61l@6slc; refined 7ssc. TALLow-
heavy; 2.10@2.15. TURPENTINE-St Stronger;
451<c. EGes-Western dull and dropping;
2S@231sc. PoRK-Strong and higher; new
mess quoted at 20.25. BEEF-In good de-
mand. Cur MEArs-Dull and nominal;
long clear middles Ills. LARD-Weak;
prime steam quoted at lilo. BUTTER.Quiet
but firm; 129l4c. CHEEsK-Quiet but firm;
tic.
New YORK, June S.-DRY GooDs-
No general activity in the market, still there
is some looking around for small assortments
Of seasonable fabrics, and some attention is
extended to qualities and classes of goods fer
later wants, but for the latter takiugs there
has been no spacial activity. as The whole