Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-24

tirely nominal; No. Q Sic; July sl1Sc; new
September soc bid; extra No. 8 nc. PRovIs-
loNs-Higher; mess pork 2O.97x cash and
July; Lax August. LARD.-Prime steam
lilo cash and July; 11.S21s August. LIVE
Hoes teadier; 7.50@S,00. FREIGHTs-Wheat
to Buffalo nominal; &c. RHc11PTs--S,8l6 bbls.
-four; 20,670 bushels OF wheat; 5,12O bush
els Of barley. SHIPMENTs--2,302 barrels
of -four; 1905 bushels OF wheat; $3.50
bushels OF barley.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-The Drorers' Journal
reports: Hoas-Receipts $4,000; shipments
5000; generally active; SC higher; offerings
very poor; common to good mixed 7.4O0
s. 05; heavy packing and shipping alO@S.50;
light 7.45@S.O5; skips 6.00@735. CATTLE
Receipts $500, shipments $500; not quot
ably altered; trade rather quiet; good, heavy,
strong exports, 7.75@S.25; good to choice
shipping 2507 60; common to fair 5.25@
60; mixed butchers 2.40@4.0O; common to
fair with good to choice 1850 @5 so; veals
4O0@7 so; bulls S.00@5.C0; stockers and feed
ers 3. 600 5 Is; Texans steady;canners averaging
750@S50 pounds at 4 0C@4.75; shipping Tex
ans $50 to 1000 pounds at 5.10@5. Is. SHHEP-
Receipts 1000; shipments 100; unchanged; de-
mand weak in shipping but on account of the
supply large for local demand; common to fair
8. COOS. rs; medium to good 4. 00@4. 40; choice
4.50l4. rs, A special cable from Glasgow to
Drovcrs' Journal quotes American cattle &c
higher than last week.
CHICAGO, June 9S:.FLouR-Quiet but
firm. WHEAT-No: Chicago spring dull;
Liz August; No. 8 Chicago spring
1.O5@1 OS; rejected 70@76c; regular active and
unsettled; 1.14N@1.14X July; 1.06X@1.N
August; 1.O2% september; 1.0O% bid year.
CoRN-Firm and higher; 71Ac cash and June;
7116@7l5sc July; Tx @72Zc August; no
721sc September; 7l@7lXc October; 62Hc
year; rejected 69Kc. OATs-Active. firm and
higher; $3.50 cash and June; 47H@47Ac
October; 3514c year. RYE-Quiet but steady;
69c. BARLEY-Dull and nominal. FLAX
sEED-Steady and firm; merchantable; 1.26.
PoRK-Strong and higher; 2l.0O cash. June
and July;2l .1215@21. Is August; 21.30921 .32K
September; l9. 10@19.45 year. LARD-Active,
firm and higher; 11.671&@11 10 cash, June
and July; 1l.S2k August; leH@11.95
September; 11.671S@1l.70 year: BULK MEATS
Quiet but steady; shoulders 9S5; short ribs ribs
steady. EaGs-Quiet; 12017Hc. WHISKY
Steady and unchanged; 1.l6. FREIaHTs-
Corn to Buffalo 1&c.
CALL: WHEAT Irregular; No. 2 Chicago
spring 1.32@1 SO June; .S3 July; l.11sas Au-
gust; 1.O3a9@l. OSX September; 1.01A year;
regular 1.1419@l.145s July; 1.06X August;
1.021S@1. 02X September; .0O% year. CORN
--lrIegular, 1l%6c July, ll8Vs"C AuS"os
and September OATs---Inactive and lower;
53Ac June; 47c July; 36H@S7c August; S5Mc
September; 35@S5Hc year. PoRK-ActiYe
and shade lower; 90. 95@21.OO July; 21.10@
2l.1215 August; 81 25@2l.27H September;
1895 year. LARD-Demand fair and market
firm; LILO July; 1l:s2k August;
11.92K September; lilo year. RE:
oEIPTs-5,500 barrels of -four; 10000
bushels wheat; 110.500 bushels corn;
81 900 bushels oats; 1890 bushels rye;
5000 bushels barley. SHIPMENTs-3.OOO
barrels -four; $1,000 bushels wheat, $780,
600 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats;
430 bushels rye; 1,500 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, June 23.-DRY tGooDs-
For all classes of staple fabrics, adapted to
autumn wants, there has been a well main
tanned demand, followed by large selections,
and, though an increased movement in freights
is reported it is through shipments by circuit
Gus rontes. Outside of mems wear woolens
show more inquiry. Other fabrics !have had
good inquiry, especially fannels, blankets,
repellants, doeskin jeans, underwear aud dark
fancy and staple prints. with considerable
done in cottons. The market full of buyers.
and, with the adjustm emit of freight difficulties
greatly improved business will succeed.