Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-09

1918 -. IL SO 12:45 .... 16.674
lO:45 16.37X 1856 100 Is 40 1921
11:0O Is 3a1s l652X 200 1886 16.577s
1880 1910 1855
Chicago. Chicago
9:45 -. 1885 1890 1880 10.45
1000 1920 80. 1915 1O.271a 11.40
1O:45 1O.22H 1875 loo 1925 1910
Las -. 1910 2:l5 10221S 1O.S7X
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.
M1LwAuKEs, March s.-Flour dull.
Wheat active and strong; closed strong; No.
2 hard nominal; No. 2 l.22; March l.2a;
April 1.Ss; May /. 23X; June LIS; July IN;
year Ill; No. 1.O4; No. 4 and rejected
nominal. Corn scarce and frmer; No. Q
6Sxc Oats scarce. Rye steady. Barley
quiet and easier; No. 2 cash SSc bid for fresh.
Provisions steadier. Lard, prime steam
strong for cash and March: 1880
April.
CHICAGO, March S-The Drover's Journal
strong and fairly active at full prices; common
to good mixed 5.s0@6.36; heavy packing
and shipping 6.4O@7.O0: light 5.s5@6.35;
skips and culls 3 .0OQ56 go. Cattle, receipts
5000; shipments 1900; choice heavy in fair
demand and strong, active and unchanged;
exports; 620@670; good to choice shipping
5.45@6.00; common to fair slow and weak;
4.90g5 Is; mixed butchers steady; poor TO
fair Q 60@375; good to choice 4.25@500;
stockers and feeders 36O@5.1O. Sheep, re-
csipts 5000; shipments 1850; active and firm
for good shipping and butchers; common to
medium OOM5.20; good to choice 5.50@6.C 60;
lambs and extra muttons 5.75@6.25.
CHICAGO, March S.-Flour quiet and nomi-
nal. Wheat excited and higher; No. Chi
cago spring 1;25h@1.96 cash; l;25X@ OIL 26
March; 1;S6H@l. s6s April; 1.slI May; l- Is
@lO5S; rejected 7O@75c. Corn, demand
fair and prices higher; regular 5S1 c; fresh
6OXc cash: 5SXc March; 5SMc April; 63A q
$3.50 May; 63%c June; rejected SOC. Oats
moderate, active and higher; 42c cash; s0Ac
March; 4oX April; 45@43%c May; AN C
lune; rejected 40c. Rye steady and un-
hanged; e3Ac. Barley steady ami unchanged;
l23; choice to fiue dry 1.27@l.S Dressed
hogs inactive; nominal; good 675. PORK
active, firm and higher; 16.37H @l6.50 cash;
l6.37K@l6 April; 166O@l662A May;
rs 82A @l6.S5 June. Lard active, firm and
higher; 1920 cash: l0.22k @l0.25 April;
l0.37N @10 40 May; 10.47H @10 SO June. Bulk
meats moderately active and higher; Shout
lers 6.25; short ribs $50; DO clear 935.
Whisky steady and unchanged; s1.1S.
Call-Wheat active, fln and higher; 26
March; 1.27A April; 1.22A May; 1.16A
June. Corn ire ular; 5SA @5Sac Ma ch
5Sl@59xc April; 633sc May; 63h@63 \ c
June, Oats irregular; 40c bid March; 43H @
1870 May; 41&@41xc June. Polk in far
demand at lower rates; 16.87H May: l6 7OG
i672H June. Lard steady and unchanged
receipts, $1,000 barrels -four; $4,000 bushels
wheat; $4,000 bushels corn; 90,O00 bushels
oats: 1900 bushels rye; 18 900 bushels barley.
Shipments 10000 barrels -four; $4,000 bushels
wheat; 81 900 bushels corn: $1,000 bushels
oats; 1000 bushels rye; $4,000 bushels bar
ley.
New YoRI, March S.--Flour dull;
receipts 20 600 bushels; exports $500; super
p.rtine state and western, 3.65t@4 Is; com
mon to good extra, 35@5.0O; good to
cho ce, 5U5@S50; white wheat extra, 100
$500; extra Ohio 445@30O; st. Louis,
t.4OgS 50, Minnesota patent process. 7.5ol@
exports 142 900; No. 2 spring 1.SO; ungraded
t4@l.35; No. do l.2i1a@l.25; steamer
do LOS; No. 2 red 1901 .3O4 new; 1.si4@
t01.3lX old; steamer do l.25; No. red 1.34h
@1.S5; mixed winter 1.23@l. 23K; ungraded
White 1.29X; No. do sales 10000 bushels
at 1.2s0i.29X new; 1.S04 old; No. 3 red
March sales. 100000 bushels at 129
$4,000 bushels at l.sl@!.ssA, closing
at 1.s2; May, sales l,O4s,uO0 bush.
els at 1.3l@l.32X, closing at 1.32;
| June sales 464 900 bushels at 1.2S@1 .2SA +,
| closing at 1.2Sx; July, sales $4,000 bushels
at 1.20I@L2IH, closing at 1.2l1. Corn
4@tHe higher, closing very strong; receipts
| $40 bushels; exports $4,000; ungraded Goo
7O1Ec; No. 8 67N@6sc;- steamer 6sH @69c;
No. 2 eSzlc new; 7O@7OAc old; No. white
No. March 6S@6Sxc, closing at 6SH C;
April 6aA @69Xc, closing at 69xc; May 7O@
70x c, closing at 7Oxc; June 7O@70X, closing
at TON c; July 7lXc. Oats, demand active
| and prices advanced; receipts 1890 bushels;
exports 700; mixed western 50952c; white
| western 5l@54c. Coffee quiet but firm; Rio
cargoes quoted at SIX @1l. Sugar quiet and
l71@77-16c. Molasses quiet but steady.
Rice strong and supply light; Carolina and
Louisiana quoted at 5H @7xc. Petroleum
dull; united 79Ac; crude 6slt@73sc; refined ~
firm aud unchanged; 2.s5 ~. 40. Turpentine
dull and unchanged: 52Hc. Eggs strong;
higher; 19@lyKc. Pork dull and weak; old
| l7.25@l737N. Beef steady. Cut meats quiet
but firm; unchanged; long cleag middles 9.l2H;
short clear $50. Lard weak; prime steam
| quoted at 10.471s. Butter dull and weak,
| l5@43c. Cheese dull and dropping; S(g12h C.
| New YORK, March 6.-Dry goods
| market very quiet. The chief feature was the
reduction in tue following makes of bleached
cottons: Fruit of the Loom I0c; Lonsdale Zoe;
Fitchville sX; Hope SIX c; Hero SIC; Chap
man 7Xc; Farwell 9H; Cabot, 36-inch, SHc;
Cabot, 31.inch, 7slc; Masonville Zoe; Senate
SIZE; Wealth of the Country SIC; Linwood
OK Whitensville, SO inch, 6xc; do 33-inch,
71sc; Gold Medal, 36-lnch, 81; do 3S-inch IA
Forest Mills, 36-iuch. nc; do, 93-inch, 6h C
The above shows reduction of x cent OF
nearly all qualities. Fine bleached goods
well sold up and steady at present prices.
Brown cottons in steady request, and the daily
assortment of all markets take care OF large
productions. Prints In light inquiry, and the
selection of quilts and white goods in steady
distribution. Wooden goods have had moder.
ate attention, confined chiefly to the finest
qualities. Silk goods in very good jobb!ng re-
quest. Gloves and hosiery dong we'll.
The Murder of MR.. Bill.