Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-30
BULK MEArs-Easier; shoulders $50; short
ribs $40; short clear 9.95.

BULK MEATs-Easier; shoulders $50; short
ribs $40; short clear 9.95. $685..
CALL: WHEAT-Irregula and generally
lower; 1.S51S April; 1.2911 May; LIT June;
lower. OArs-steady aud unchanged. PoRK
Easier; unsettled; 17.05@17.07k April;
17.25 May; 17.471S June; ITO July.
LARD-Steady and unchanged. RECEIPTS
| $1,000 barrels -four; 81 900 bushels wheat;
IS, COO bushels corn; $1,000 bushels oats; 500
bushels rye; 1900 bushels barley. SHIPMENTS
10000 barrels -four; $4,000 bushels wheat;
27,000 bushels corn; 10000 bushels oats;
LOCO bushels rye; $500 bushels barley
NEW YORK, March 29.-FLoUR--Dull; re-
ceipts 8, 800 bushels; exports 2,4O0; supertlne
state and western 4.0094 SO; common to good
extra 46O@5.15: good to choice 5.20@8 so;
white wheat extra 7.00@S.50; extra Ohio 4.75
assoc; ct. Lonis 4.75Q8.50; Minnesota patent
process 7.9O@8.50. WHEAr-Opened un-
settled and 1@ac lower; subsequently became
strong and recovered 1S03lc; closing weak:
receipts 10000 bushels; exports $4,000 bush
ungraded do 1.1Sai.44jz; No. red LIS;
No. do 1.840l .S41l; No. 2 do 1.41@1.4l1S
new; 1. 4215@1. 4294 old; mixed winter 1872;
No. white nominal; / 81; No. Q red March,
sales 40, 900 bushels at 1.401l @1.4l; closing at
al; April sales 24S, 600 BUSH, .4Oa @l.4l%,
closing at 1.4l1l; May, sales 772. 0Ov bushels
at ;SSA@l.4l, closing at l;4c ~; June: sales
ul Tus ssles g SusSes at i
@1.24Ss, closing at 1.24. CoRN-1@13s
higher; excited; receipts 1900 bushels; ex.
ports 63,00O; ungraded 75@79715c; No. 9
76@771Sc in store: 7755s@7S1Sc elevator; 761]55
@791zc delivered; No. 3 white 8a1S@92c; No.
March 761 {0771Sc; closing at 7715c; April
76@77Hc, closing at 771Sc; May 76@77c,
closing at TIC; june 76I@77c, closing at n;
1@lkc higher; receipts Il, 600 bushels; ex-
ports $500 bushels; mixed western 50@5Sc;
white western 57@6lc. CoFFEE-Quiet but
steady; Rio cargoes quoted at 9@1lc. SUGAR
Quiet and unchanged; fair to good rein-
ing quoted at 74@7asc. MoLAssEs-De-
mand fair. RIcE-Iu good deWand. PETRo-
LEUM-Quiet but firm; united 63114c;t crude
63z@7asc; refined TIC. TALIow.Firm;
z ll-6@74c. Ros1N-Strong; 2.40@2.45.
Western, demand fair and market firm; 10
17Hc. PoRK-Stronger; new mess 1850
II 6sLg BEEF-In good demand. Cur
MEATs-Quiet and Unchanged; long clear
middles 9.S71S; short clear 1925. LARD
Weaker; prime steam 1l.l719@ll.2211ss;;
BuTTER-Firm; 15@43c. CHEEsE-Demand
fair and market firm; s@l2Ac.
New YORK. March 2y.-Dry goods:
At jobbing hands the distribution of mer.
chandise progressed very favorablV. Retail
dealers are present. in great force, and active
business is in movement with agents. De-
mand made very leisurely, but results much
better than apparent, and, with deliveries on
account OF previous engagements, give good
total of sales. Brown and bleached cottons,
also many qualities and styles of colored goods
in steady distribution, with new request for
many small assortments. Prints and dress
goods doing better. Foulards and lawns in
steady distribution for choice styles. Wooden
goods in better inquiry, with chief business
resulting from deliveries in execution OF Or
ders. Cottonades in very light request, as
also are Kentucky jeans and Osnaburgs quiet.
Flannels in seasonable request for regular
styles, with good business in dress qualities.
The tone of the general market very steady.