Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-28
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LARD.
Chicago.
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.
MILWAUKEE,, March 27.-FLouR- Steady;
fair demand. WHEAT-Quiet and steady; lit
tie doing; No. 2 hard nominal; No. 3 1.2S;
March 1928; April 1.2S15; May 1.29I; June
II. 2SX; July 1859; August / .1s1S; year 1.04;
No. 8 LA; No. 4 and rejected nominal. Cork
Higher; No. 2 6619c; new Csc. OATS
Steady; No. Q 43c RYE-Higher; No. SIC;
No. Q Sc. BARLEY-Unchanged; No. 2 Gle
fresh; SOC regular; extra No. 8 nominal; TO-.
Rov1s1oNs-Higher; mess pork 1715 cash
and April; 1875 May. LARD-Prime steam
10 IS cash and April; 1l:05 May. LIVE Hoes
Buffalo quiet and nominal; Sic. REcEIPTs-
6.670 barrels Of -four; 21,725 bushels
of wheat: $500 bushels of barley. SHIP.
MENTs-8,7 85 barrels of -four; $50 bushels of
wheat; 1880 bushels of barley.
| CHICAGO March 27.-The Drorers' Journal
reports: HoGs-Receipts $4,000; shipments
$500; general demand fair but market weak;
6.65; heavy packing and shipping 680@7 .25;
skips and culls COOS 90; pens pretty well
cleared, but poor light hogs closed weak.
| CATTLE-Receipts 5000; shipments 4, 200;
| all short; choice shipping 10c lower; exports
6.75@7. 80; good to choice shipping 6 200
| $50; common to fair 5.40@5 IS; mixed but
cheers 8.Oo@515, stockers and feeders 8 509
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dull and steady; corn fed range sheep 1900
| 90; native muttons 5.00@6.20. The Drouer's
Journal cable from Liverpool denotes steady
foreign markets. BEST STEERS 15@17c.
SHEEP--16@20c.
CHICAGO, March Steady and
unchanged. WHEAT-Unsettled and gener-
ally higher; No. Chicago epring 1850
1905 May; 1.SS1s@1. 40 June; 1864 July;
No. Chicago spring 1.08@l.11. Cork
Active, firm and higher; 6s11z @661l e cash; ea5S
| @6S%c March; 63S4c April; 68ssc May; 683sc
June; 68M@6Ss4c July; rejected 6419c. OATS
Scarce and firm; higher; 43Z@46c cash:
4S116@i31lc March and April; 1890 May; 4551z
june; 1870 July. RYE-Steady and unchanged;
Firm: ordinary to fair l.28@f 80; good mer-
charitable IS. PoRK-Fairly active and a
shade higher T.10@i7.50 cash; 17.10@l7.121
April; II 3O@17. S2H May; II. 471S@17. so June;
| Ii 675S@17.70 July. LARD-Active, firm and
higher; 1885 cash and April; 11.O29@ oil. 05
| May; 11.171S@11.20 June; Il. 271s@1l. 80 July.
BULK MEATs-Firm; shoulders 6.60; ehort ribs
| $50; short clear $50. WHIsKY-Steady and
unchanged; 1.1S.
CALL: WnEAT--Irregnlar; Chicago higher;
1850 1861 March; 1.s5H bid April; 1908
| May; / .29s6 June; 1.26 July. CoRN-Easier;
not quotably lower. OATs-Easier; 43116c
April; 455S@46c May; 45155c June Pork
Easter; 17O5@H.1251 ApriI; 1918 May;
l7.471I June; 1850 i7.70July. LARD-steady;
fair demand. REcErPTs-ll, 600 barrels
| -four; $4,000 bushels wheat; e. 600 bushels
corn; $4,000 bushels oats; LOCO bushels rye:
$4,000 bushels barley. SHIPMENrs-11, 600
barrels four; ia, 600 bushels wheat; 73, 600
corn; 10000 bushels oats; 5000 bushels rye;
| 10, 900 bushels barley. ssf esss
| NEW York, March 27.-FLoUR-Frm;
receipts $500 bushels; exports $500; superfine
state and western S.95@4 so; common to good
extra 4.60@5.25; good to choice 5.3o@8 60;
| @S0O; St. Lonis 4.75@8.60; Minnesota patent
| process 7.50@S.60. WHEAT-Unsettled; open
| Ing &c higher; subsequently lost the advance
and declined Nc, closing firm; receipts 26, 900
bushels; exports LAG, 900 bushels; No. 2spring
1876; hard spring Las; ungraded spring 1.19;
ungraded red 1.200i. 46; No. 4 do 1.l8; No. 8
do l.S7@. SS; No. 3 red 1.4S2l@l.441 new;
mx'd winter 1.Ss; une'd whitel .S5@t SO; Mol
white, new in all l. 40; new No. red March,
sales IS, 600 at 800 49,, closing at 1.4S4;;
April, sales 312, 600 bushels at 1.43L@E44,
closing at .4314; May, sales 180, 900 bushels
at 1 .4lK @l.42s, closing at 1.42; June, sales
49,, 600 bushels at 1.37@l. 381SS, closing at
SIX; July sales 312, 900 bushels at 1851
&c better; afterwards became weak and lost
most of the advance; closed dull aud dropping;
receipts 10000 bushels; exports 2a4, 600; I'M
graded 73@79c; No. 8 7614c; No. Q 76c store;
T6k@77c elevator; 7711@771Sc delivered; No.
white 90e; No. March 751S@75Mc, clos
| ing at 75Nc, April 75%@76c, closing at 76c;
May 76@ 76Ic, closing at 76c; June 78@7655c,
closing at 16c; July 76s6@76s4c, closing at
761Sc. OATs-11S@15Sc higher; fairly active;
closing strong; receipts $500 bushels; exports
| $40 bushels; mixed western 5305S1Sc; white
western 56@6lc. CoFFEE-Quiet but steady.
SUaAR-Qulet but firm; fair to good refining
quoted at 71@73Sc. MoLAssEs-Quiet but
| firm. RIcE-In good demand; steadily held.
PETROLEUM. Quiet but firm; united S25kc;
crude 6s@@7aSc; refined TIC. TALLow-Firm;
715@75S RosIN-Firm; 23715 49,. TUR-
PENTINE--Dull and weak; 571sc. Fees
Western heavy; declining; 47c. PORK
Strong and higher: new mess 1850. BEEF
Quiet but steady. Cur MEATs-Quiet;
stronger; long clear middles 9S711fS; short
clear 1925. LARD-Weak; prime steam lilo.
BUTTER Quiet but firm; fs@ 49c. CHEEsE-
Quiet but firm; a@l2Mc
NEW YORK. March 27.-Dry goods:
/ The week Opened with rainy day and fairly
active with the market in general, though in
| specialties there has been good trade. Cot
| ton goods in much better delivery onypreyi-
GUS engagements than inquiry for new selec-
/ tions, Still prices rule remarkably steady on
all leading qualities, and prints Of special
tcharacter doing well, but general offerings In
active. General inquiry of agents been light,
| with chief request confined TO orders. The
market without the snap Of last week, and,
as aswhole, wanting In life, which is ascrfbed
entirely to the weather. $3.50. -.
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