Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-27
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS

MILWAUKEE, June 26.-FLouR-In fair
demand. WHEAT-Tame; easier; No. hard
nominal; No. 2 1857; June 1881; July
1.S411s; August 1. 10; September 1.0Sss; year
nominal; No. 8. LOT; No. 4 and rejected
nominal. CoRN-Higher; No. 74@c; rejected
white SIC. RYE-Nominal; No. 73c.
BARLEY--steady; No. 2 SIC; July s271Sc;
September, new SOC. PROvIs1ONs-Higher
mess pork 21.6O cash and July; 21.80
August. LARD.-Prime steam 11.S7K cash
and July; IL. 10 August. LIVE Hoes-Steady;
7.5O6S.15 FREIGHTs-Wheat to Buffalo quiet
and nominal; &c. REoE1PTs.--11.0S5 bbls.
els Of barley. sHIPMENTs--M, O6S barrels
of flour; 435 bushels of wheat; 1850
CHICAGO, Jnue 26.-The Drouers' Journal
reports: Hoas-Receipts 5000; shipments
$500; nearly nominal on account of delayed
trains; firm; 59l0c higher; mixed 7.4O0S.O5;
heavy S.iO9S5O; light 7.35@s.2O; skips
1 400; natives no market; exports 7.5O@S 90;
good to choice shipping 6.7597 40; common
to fair 55O@6.25; mixed butchers 2.5e@5. 25;
mainly 3.00@4. so; stockers and feeders 3.00@
90 for former and 4,40@5.20 latter; through
Texans, receipts $500, strong and active; al
sold; Gamers 40o95. 90; shippers 5.40@5.SO.
SHEEP-Receipts -; shipments; demand
fair and market unchanged; common to fair
S.25@4.O0; medium to choice 4.25@4. rs;
lambs, per head 2.75@3OO. The Drouers'
Journal British cable quotes American cattle
X@1c stronger; good to best steers 16@iSc;
top sheep l7@20c.
CHICAGO, June 26.-FLoUR - Dull and
nominal. WHEAT-Active, firm and higher;
| No. 2 Chicago spring 1.34X al .S5 cash and
June; 1.S5 July: 1. 121S August; No. 8 Chicago
spring 1.@@l.1o; rejected 72@16c; regular
1.O4N September; 1,021s year. CoRN-strong
and higher; 741s cash and June; 74Ic July;
1890 August;l755sc September; 7l11 Octo-
Der; 663sc year; rejected 73Xc. OATs-Excited
and higher; SIC cash; 54@541lc June; 1850
49Xc July; S9G391sc August; 371 Sep
TENDER; 3Sc October and S6Z@36Ic
year: RYE-Firmer; Tic. BARLEY-Dull and
l.26@l 81 for merchantable. BUTTER-Quiet
but steady; creamery 1920; dairy, fair TO
fine 14@20. EGGs-Steady; fair demand; 171KS
01Sc. PORK-Strong and higher; 81 6215@
81. IS cash and July; 21.75@21.771a August;
81. 9092f.92 September; 19.S0@l9.S215 year :.
LARD-Strong and higher; II S0@l1. S21S cash;
1l.s2h@l1.S5 July; 1Ls711@12.0O August;
BULK MEATs-Higher; shoulders 9.50; short
ribs 1856; do clear 1900. WHIsKY-Steady
and unchanged; Lie. FRRIGHTs-Corn to
Buffalo 1%@2c.
| CALL: WHEAr-Irregular; No. . Chicago
spring 1854 June; 1858 July; l.13 August;
1.05X September; regular 1.16X July; LOSS
| @1.0sK August; 1.0i5s September; 1.02K
year. CoRN-Unsettleds nd generally lower,
declined 1s@14c, except Oct. 75c. OATs---Active
and shade lower; 549541sc June; 4Sac July;
$500 August; 3Sc September; $500 year.
PoRK-ActiYe but lower; 2i.621S July; 81. IS
August; 2l.971S September; 1885 year.
LARD-Active but lower; 11.77X July; II. II
August; 1910 September; 11.S0 year.
RECEIPTs-7,O goo barrels of -four; 1900
bushels wheat; 10000 bushels corn;
sc, 900 bushels oats; 1850 bushels rye;
$500 bushels barley. SHIPMENTs-7.5 SOC
barrels -four; $1,000 bushels wheat, 49,
600 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats;
1900 bushels rye; 400 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, June 26.-DRY dOoDs-
There has been very good request for autumn
stocks, with chief attention extended to
staple and dark fancy prints, of which there
| has been some very good elections, while fine