Daily globe., 1882-04-10
Corn receipts IN ChlcaI
shipments 38, ,22S bushels.
PORK.
Chicago
Chicago,
PRESS MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE, April S.-FLouR-Quiet
and unchanged; light and nominal. WHEAT
Unsettled ard lower; No. 3 hard 1.42; No.
2 fresh 1.271a; April LIS; May 1.25X; June
1.25]s; July 1926; August and year nomi-
nal; No; 8, 112 No N and rejected s5 ,as nom;
7lNc. OATs-Steady; fair demand; No. Q 47c;
white 52@53c. RYE-Weaker; No. S51fc
bid; fresh No. s2c. BARLEY-Unsettled:
No. 2 94c; April 90c; extra No. scarce
and higher; SIC bid. PRovIsIoNs--Higher;
mess pork l7.45 cash and April; 1850 May.
LARD-Prime steam II 1915 cash or April; II 30
MAY. LIVE Hoes - Steady. Re-
cEIPTs-13,S11 barrels Of -four; *, ,525 bushels
of wheat; 9,420 bushels Of barley. SHIP.
MENrg2i ,972 barrels Of -four; 2,125 bushels of
wheat; 2,135 bushels of barley.
and unchanged. WHEAr-In fair demand at
lower rates; No. Q Chicago spring 1.34H
1.S6 cash; 1.S51S@1.s6 April; 1850
1854 May; 1.241S@1 .24Ss I June; 1.2155@
1.2l% July; No. 8 Chicago spring 1.0e@
1.1O1S. CoRN-Unsettled and generally
May; 7l1S7iXc June and July; rejected
nEc. OArs-Unsettled and generally lower;
4SIc May; 475sc June; 444c July. Rye
Qniet and generally weak, slB@s11sc. BAR
LEY-Steady and unchanged; LOS. flax SEED
Stronger; 1.3O; merchantable 1.S5. BUTTER
Good grades in fair demand; others dull;
creamery sS@40c; dairy 23@35c. Eaas-
Weaker; 131S@l4c. PoRK-Moderately active
aud higher; 17:45@l7:5O cash; l7.4o@17.@.
July. LARD-Firmer; not generally higher;
11.i0@11.1215s cash; 11.17H @11.20 May;
II .S2T@11.45 June; 11.45@11.47x July.
BULK MEATs--Strong and higher; shoulders
6.S5; short ribs 1000; short clear 10.25.
WHIsKY-steady and unchanged; Lie.
FREIeHrs-Corn to Buffalo s1c:;
REosirrs-9,5oo barrels s1 sos -four. flour; lS,@o
Is 900 bushels oats; 400 bushels rye; $4,000
bushels barley. SHIPMENTs-8,000 bbls flour;
$500 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn;
1O1 900 bushels oats; LOCO bushels rye;
10000 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, April S.-FLoUR-Firm;
receipts 13, GOO bushels;exports l0, ,0OO;superfne
state and western 4.20@4 IS; common to good
extra 4 $40; good to choice 5000 90;
white wheat extra 100000; extra Ohio $50
process 7.5O@915. WHEAT-Unsettled;
1@1Ac lower: receipts $1,000 bushels; ex-
ports 77,0OO bushels; No. Q spring
l.3415; ungraded red 1.129i .46; No. do
i .2n; No. red 1.40 in store; 40 new;
14211S free on board; ungraded white 1.S4@
.3S1I; No. | white sales 10000 bushels at
l.ssK@l,asA; No; 2 red April, sales 112,ooo
DueuclS SiOoiHS 81 t.1Os
May, sales $4,000 bushels att. .40x @1.4x,
closing at 1.405l; June, sales 1884 900 bushels
at 1.S1%@1. .37I, closing at 1861; July,
sales 2sO,OOO bushels at .2S1s@1.24x, closing
at 1.24; August, sales 40, 600 bushels at 1.l2aS
1.19%. CoRN-Cash stronger and options
opened firm but became weaker and declined
X@%c, closing dull and heavy; receipts
IL 900 bushels; exports $4,000; ungraded
7S@34c, No. 5 sake; No. Q 82@S211c In
store; CSC elevator; SSa%c delivered; No. 2
white 92@93c; steamer 9o@9lc; No. Q May
s0X1S SIC, closing at S05sc; June S0%@S1%,
closing at S05sc; August 81 l@S1Ac, closing
at 81Ac. OATs-Unsettled; 1S@lc lower;
receipts SO, 600 bushels; exports 1sS; mixed
western 69@6211c; white western 60964xc.
CoFFEK-Dull and unchanged; Rio cargoes
quoted at Ssl@10Ac. SUGAR-Firm; fair to
good refining quoted at 77-16@7 9-16c. Mo-
LAssEs-Q Quiet and firm. RICE-Firm. PETRo-
LEUM-Quiet and firm. TALLow-Qulet and
finn. RosIN - Firm; 2.45@2.50. TURPEN-
TINE--Quiet but steady; Csc. EGGs-Western
in good demand; 1S1sc. PoRK--Steady; new
mess quoted at SIT. 50@17. .6215. BEET-
Demand fair and market firm. CUT MEATS
Quiet but firm; long clear middles 1000;
short clear 10.371S LARD-steady; prime
steam $11.42]S@11.47}@. BUTTBR-Dull and
dropping; 15@4Oc. CHEEsE-Quiet but steady;
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