Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-19
1915 10.7711 10s7K 1915 lots lO.s71S
10:45 10.771S l0.S715 1890 80. 1O.S7x
l1:c0 -. 10.s71S i2:45 1915 :.
I1:15 -. l0.S715 LOO lots 10ST1l
ASSOCIATED PRESS Market

and unchanged IN light demand. Wheat
quiet but steacier; No. 2 hard LAO; No. 2
1 %; March l.261s; April LET; May 1878;
June 1.263s; July l.231; year nominal; No. 8
LOS; No. and rejected nominal Corn I'm.
settled; No. Q 641S@66c. Oats quiet and
and quiet; No. l SIC; No. 2 Sc. Barley
firmer; cash lots higher; No. 2 fresh 500;
regular S71sc; April S8c; extra No. 5 77c
Provisions lower; mess pork 16.95 cash and
March; 1900 April. Lard, prime steam
l0.5711a cash and March; 1850 April. Live
hogs steady; $6.1O. Receipts, $3.50 barrels of
-four; IL .425 bushels of wheat; LOO bushels
barley. Shipments, $50 barrels of flour;
SITE bushels wheat; 4,l60 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, March Is. The Drover's Journal
reports hog receipts $500, shipments $3.50;
demand weak and dull; especially for light
sales; common to good mixed 6.1006.65;
heavy packing and shipping 6.7507 30;
Philadelphias and larders 1851 40; light
hogs 6.20@665; skip and culls 3.50@6. co.
Cattle, receipts 5000; shipments $4,000;
general demand good but supply meagre;
$780, common to fair 5.2O@5 co. mixed butch
ers 3.OO@4.85 Sheep, receipts 400; shipments
81 600; steady and strong; common to fair
4.50@4.60; good to choice $50.
CHICAGO, March 18.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and generally
over; No. Chicago spring 1.Ss1@l. Ss11
cash; 1885 March; l.S4 April; 1.2714 @1.27ss
spring 1.0s@ LOO; rejected sO@s5c. Corn active
but lower, weak and unsettled; regular 6015c;
fresh CSC cash; 6o1sc March and April;
661s@66%c May; 66a5c June; 66xc July;
| rejected 60@6lAc. Oats quiet; weak; regular
41s4c; fresh 44c cash; 415zc March; 42c April;
AKc May; 1870 June; 40Mc July; rejected
H1ac. Rye quiet but steady; 8S@S4c. Barley
4 d.
active but weak and lower; 16.e71a@17. 90 bid
May; 17.20@17.221s June; 17.4O July. Lard
active but lower; 1890 cash, March and April;
0.75@10. Tx May; 10.671S June; 10.9711SS
July. Bulk meats dull and prices shade
| lower; shoulders $50; short ribs 9.55;
do clear 9.57. Whisky steady and unchanged;
$1.1S. Receipts, $4,000 barrels of -four; 5000
bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn; g.
600 bushels oats; 1890 bushels rye; 5000
-four; 1000 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels
corn; $1,000 bushels oats; 500 bushels
rye: $500 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, March 1S.--Flour strong;
receipts II, 900 bushels; exports 4,50O superfine
state and western, 3.S4@4.50; common to
good extra, 460@5.10: good to ehoce,
5.15@e.50; white wheat extra, 5.OO@S 50;
Minnesota patent process 7.50@s.40. Wheat
| unsettled and excited; opening at 1@2 higher;
| subsequently became weak and lost a portion
| of the advance, then stronger again and clos
ing at the best rates; receipts 81, 1000 bushels;
exports $1,000; No. 2 spring 1873; ungraded
spring LOS; ungraded red 1.15@1 IS; No. 2
red 1.S7@1.3SA new; 1.S914 old; mixed win
ter 1.317a@l;S4; No: white sales l1ooo
bushels at l35@1.35A new; 1874 old: No.
red March sales $4,000 bushels at 1850
1914, closing at 1874; April sales $4,000
| bushels at l.574@1.39k, closing at 1.39144 !;
May sales 100000 bushels at 1.371s@l39,
closing at 1.39; June sales $4,000 bush
els at 1.35@l.37, closing at 1869; July,
| sales AS, 900 bushels at 1.254@1.271s, clos
| ing at 1878. Corn opened 1a@1c lower;
subsequently recovered most of the decline,
ports 1900; ungraded 7l@77c; No. 8 75s
7515c; steamer 7511gc; No. Q 74@7411sc new; 76c
delivered 77c; choice old 76szc; No. March
74c; April 7411S@74slc, closing at 7415c; May
| 1880 76c, closing at 74s4c; June 7411s@7515c,
closing at745sc; July 755-16@757sc, closing
at755sc. Oats, cash lots 14@lc higher; OPP
| tions &c lower; receipts $4,000 bushels; ex-
| western 52@56c. coffee quiet but firm; Rio
cargoes quoted at 99i1c. Sugar irmer; fair
to good refining quoted at 1901 Slice.
| Molasses steady; fair demand; Cuba so test;
25@36c. Rice quiet but firm. Petroleum dull
| and nominal weak; united S0asc; crude 635@
| 73sc; refined 736c. Tallow quiet but steady;
715@7%c. Rosin quiet; 2.35@2.371s. Turpen-
tine higher; firm; 551Sc. Eggs, western dull
and lower; I74@l719c. Pork dull and lower;
new mess quoted at II; s719@T.5o; Beef
quiet but steady; extra India mess $25. Cut
meats dull and easier, long clear middles
$50; short clear 9.75. Lard steady; prime
| steam 10.8715@1O IS. Butter quiet but firm;
15@42c. Cheese quiet and unchanged.
New YORK. March 1S.-Dry goods: The
| volume of business for the week has been
| satisfactory with agents and jobbers, some
houses doing a very good business. Agents
made deliveries with much steadiness on back
orders, which, with many new selections,
maintained sales in good proportion. Bust
ness in cottons prosecuted with growing
steadiness, and plain styles of all grades have
undergone considerable reduction Of stocks,
while many qualities sold head The mar
ket closed with very strong undertone
Values frmer, and some qualities of fine
browns on the eve of being advanced. Desir-
able grades and styles of colored cottons in
wide delivery, and productions well cared for,
though 10 supplies of importance. Cottons
very quiet. Prints been doing better, though
the weekly product has been curtailed fully
one half by the stoppage of American, Orien-
tai, Dunnell, Allen, Richmond, Garner, Passaic
and Greenwich printeries, while Others are
running on short time Dress goods doing
fairly well. Woolens In good movement but
new business light. Kentucky jeans in very