Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-24
New York Markets,

NEW YORK, March 23-FLoUR--Dull and
weak; receipts 12, 900 bushels; exports 400;
superfne, stats and western 3.s0@4.5O; com.
mon to good extra, 60@5.15; good to choice
5.20@S.50; white wheat extra 7.00@S. 60; extra
Ohio 465@S.G0; st. Louis 475@S. go: Mime.
sofa patent precees 7.50@S.60. WHEAT--1s
@211lc lower; heavy and feverish; receipts 81, ).
600 bushels; exports $500 bushels; No.
spring l.34; New York No. Q spring 1.30;
ungraded O5@1 .4515S; No. 4 do / is delivered;
No. 8 do 1.93; No. 2 red 1.39H@1.41% new;
1.41@1 42sl delivered; No. l red 45]S@i ASK;
mixed winter 1.3S; ungraded white .3i@l 81;
No. white, sales q, 600 bushels at 137@l .371i;
No. red March, sales $4,000, bushels at l .391
@l.401S, closing at 1.4o5s; April, sales, SO0,-
600 bushels at l 391a@L4l, closing at .4O9li;
May sales, 1904 600 bushels at 1.391@1. 4O1z
closing at 1.401{; June sales S24, 600 bushels
at 1901. 37%, closing at 1878; July
sales 5000 bushels at 1:245l@1. 1864, closing
at 1926. CoRN-Unsettled; receipts 1,5O0
bushels; exports I2,625; ungraded 70@Scc;
steamer 761Sc; No. Q 74%@751sc new; 76l5
@771Sc old; No. Q white S7@S7]Sc canal;
April 741a@z5c, closing at 75c; May 1870
75%c, closing at 75%c; June 75I@75sIc,
closing at 1890; July 75X@76Ac, closing
at 76Zc. OATs-Z@1ac higher; fairly active;
receipts 100, eco bushels; exports none; mixed
western 52@55c; white western 53@57555cc.
HAY-Demand fair and market firm at IS.
CoFFEK-Steady and fairly active. SUGAR--In
good demand and firm; fair to good refining
quoted at 71l@7ssc. MoLAssEs--Demand fair
and market firm. RICE-Quiet but frmer.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet but firm; united Slssc;
crude 6M@7ssc; refined 79sc. TALLow--Firm
and fairly active; 71S@T&c. RosIN-Strenger;
2.3512 40. TURPENTINE--Strong;5 Sic EeGs
Western, higher and firm: lie. PORK
Dull and nominal; new mess 17.371S@17. 6a]15s.
BEBF-Quiet and weak. Cur MEATs-Qnet
and stronger; long clear middles 9.62}4@9 .75;
short clear 1000. LARD-Strong; prime steam
1890. BUTTER-Quiet bnt firm; 1s@43c.
CHREsE-Quiet but firm; s@l214c.
LIVERPOOL, March 23.-Cotton -E4sisr;
6 11-16G65sd; sales, 10000 bales; speculation
and export, 1000 bales; American, leo bales.
Lard, American, Sos 81. Boon, long clear,
46s Sd; short clear, ass.
New YORK. March 23.-Dfy goods: Dis
tribution of goods by the jobbing trade is
very satisfactorily and actively.
This movement is reflected in the steady re-
assortment from agents and all seasonable
goods Of character and quality are being
drawn upon, though many are small assort-
ments, to good quantity in the aggregate.
Wooden goods for mems wear have been in
very moderate request, with chief business
reached through deliveries. Flannels for ordi-
nary purposes are in reasonable demand but
for dress qualities there is better inquiry and
Dress goods in cotton wraps. all
wool cashmeres in black and colors, also
worsted fancies and effects, are drawing very
well. Hosiery and underwear in light inquiry.
Coakings doing very well. Staple brown and
bleached cottons in steady selection. Colored
cottons in moderate request and assortments
confined to best qualities. Exports of cotton
goods, 2,23S packages. This requirement is
drawing very steadily and more largely than
ever on production. Prints have been IN better
selection, but new assortments are confined to
choicest styles and any specialties that may
offer