Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-15

prime steam 11.07 cash and February; lilo
Receipts, 1s,l40 barrels Of -four; so, O75 bush
els of wheat; S,25l bushels Of barley. Ship
ments, is, 864 barrels of -four; 1875 bushels
wheat; 1850 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Feb 14.--Flour dull and nomi-
nal. Wheat unsettled, generally lower; No.
9 Chicago spring l.2S!f@l 2s% cash; 1;SSx
/. as June; No. 2 Chicago spring 1.09X
rejected 75@8Oc. Corn weak and unsettled;
57@57N cash; SIC February; 571sc March;
825zc May; 62Ac June; 6SXc July; rejected
55c. Oats fairly active and shade higher;
34Xc cash: S9x@40c February; 40c March;
4O51c April; 4S1S@41&c May; 4Sc June; re-
jected size. Rye dull; 65c. Barley dull and
nominal 100. Flax seed irregular; common
to choice dry seeds1 20; May LBS. Dressed
settled and lower; 1875 cash and February;
is. 95@1797X March; 18.15@lS.17X April;
1S.35@lS37X May; 1s.55@l8.57x June. Lard
active but weak and lower; HOO cash and
February; II. OON1l .0SX March; 11.12k@l1.-
Is April; 11.25@11.27X May; 11.35@l1.S7K
June. Bulk meats unsettled and generally
lower: shoulders $50; short ribs $50; do
clear 9.55. Whisky steady and unchanged;
$1.l9.
Call-Wheat excited and panicky; declined
1H@2xc; 1.21@1.211S February; 1.20X @1.-
2OX March; 1.2l9S April; 1.24x May; 1.2S
June. Corn active, but lower; 56A March;
565s April; 6l% May; 61x@6lx June; 622s
July. Oats quiet: 4Qc asked March; 400
4Os6c April; 4S]14c May; 43 June. Pork active
but lower and panicky; H.62X March; 10
April; 17.S7H May. Lard active but lower;
very weak; 10.S5@1O.S7H March; 10. 95@10.-
97X April; 1l.O2X @11.10 May; 11.l717@11.-
Inv pfc
%, 600 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn;
$4,000 bushels oats; 400 bushels rye; $4,000
bushels barley. Shipments $1,000 barrels
-four; 10000 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels
corn; $4,000 bushels oats; 5000 bushels rye;
$4,000 bushels barley.
CHICAGO Feb. 14.-The Drover's Journal
reports hog receipts Ii, Oe0; shipments 1000;
good mixed 6.10@6: 70; heavy packing and
shipping 6.75@716; Philadelphias aud lar
ders 7.20@7 so; light 6.25@6.75; skips and
culls 4.25@5.75. Cattle, receipts 5000; ship
ments 1910; weak not quotably lower; ex-
ports 6.20@6.70; good to choice shipping,
5.45@5.9 80; common to fair 1905 rs; mixed
butchers in good demand aud strong; common
to fair 2 1908 So; good to choice 4. 00@
$50; bulls 250@2 Is, mainly S.O0@4.2 rs;
stockers and feeders 8; 0o@5.oO. Sheep, receipts
5000; shipments 600; strong and active;
common to fair s. 3O@4.5O; medium to good
4.75@5 40; choice to extra 100000. Prices
15@20c higher than last week.
NEW YORK, Feb 14..-Flour dull and
unchanged; receipts 81, 600; exports ], 400; su
per6ne state and western, 4.15@4.50; COM
mon to good extra. 4 75@5.50; good to
choice, 5.60@S.75; white wheat extra, 100
@s75: extra Ohio b001S.25; st. Louis,
5 O00S7 Is; Minnesota patent process. 1909
8.75. Wheat unsettled at opening, 11@Xc
1ouer s1hsannantIv reoovarad fron DECLINE
and advanced lie, then lost its improvement Of
1@1Sec, closing feyerish with very brisk trade
in options; receipts 100000 bushels; exports
10S, 900; No. spring 1861 SS; No. do
1.131k@t.1Ssz; No. 2 red 1.S5@1. S6H new;
1.379l.37ss old; ungraded white 1901 40;
No. 2; 1.3lH No. do; sales 10S,50O bush
els at 1.321a@1. SS; l. 4@l. S4ss old; No. 2
red February, sales $4,000 bushelsat l 30
al .3e1s, closing at 1.s5; March sales 1884,
April sales 1,7S6,000 bushels at l.37 X @ 40,
closing at 1879: May, sales 1,544,0O0
bushels at 1.S615@1.39, closing at 1869 !;
June, gales 100000 bushels at 1881 OIL
s., closing at 1.33K; July, nominal; un-
changed; receipts $4,000 bushels at 1.25x
@ 1.7, closing at 1.25K; August, sales g..
600 bushels at 1.21. Corn opened X higher,
closed weak, with most of the advance lost;
receipts IS eco bushels; exports 5000; IN n.
X
@6sXc; No. 2 February 66K @07c, closing
att 661ac; March 67ss@6s1sc, closing at e775;
April 6sx @69X c, closingeat 6Sx c; May cox
@7OKc, closing at 69l14c. Oats X@Xc
higher; less active; receipts $4,000 bushels;
exports none; mixed western 46@4Sc; white
western 4S@50c. Coffee quiet but unchanged;
Riocargoes quoted at sX@10Xe. Sugar
steady; fair to good refining quoted at 71-6@
INC. Molasses quiet; unchanged. Rice in
af Int
quiet, but firm; united s6slc; crude 6s<@7x;
refined 7Xc. Taliow quiet but steady; 8x
@S3sc. Rosin nominally unchanged; 2.32H.
Turpentine dull 1.52H Eggs, western I'M
settled; lower; 25X @26c. Pork dull and low
er; new mess quoted at 17.75@18.00. Beef
quiet but steady. Cut meats dull and weak;
long clear middles 9.2599.3711S; short clear,
9.75. Lard unsettled; prime steam quoted at
lilo. Butter scarce and 9rm 15@44c. Cheese
quiet ane unchanged; 9@1219c.
New YORK, Feb. 14.-Dry goods: More
BUYERS in the market to-day and larger sales
followed For cottons the demand has been
larger with preference in favor of the better
qualities, and when the product is sold to ar
rive, which is the case in many instances,
good orders have been placed for forward de-
livery. The market was not SO active as buy
ers expected, but it may be depended on that
the supply is such that no general giving way
III uiCco uCCu NC anticipated, ac nSCueo dnV
manufacturers are In condition to carry stocks
until such time as distributors will require
them. Exports of cotton for the week 1914
packages. Prints doing fairly. Worsted
dress goods in wide and steady assortments, in
request Underwear and hosiery in steady dis
tribution on account orders. Overcoatings in
good request and selection. Fancy cassimeres
and suitings have been ordered with much
steadiness. Satinets in moderate request, as
or o1>u
The tone of the market was very steady.