Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-01
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.


and unchanged; in moderate demand. WHEAT
Active and shade lower; No. 2 hard nomi-
nal; No. Q 1904; May l.S01; June 1.S0X;
July !. 29L; August lib; September 1.061l:
No. Ill; No. and rejected nominal. COKN
Lower; No. Q 6915c; rejected Csc.
OATs-Easier; fairly active; No. Q 49Ac;
white sic. RYE--Lower; No. 7Sc bid. BAR
LEY-More active; No. 2 cash and June
9Oc; extra No. 3 nominal; S2Nc bid.
PaovIs1oNs-Lower; mess pork 1885 cash
and June; 19.52X July. LARD-Prime steam
II 20 cash and June; 11.35 July. LIVE Hoes
Quiet and lower; 7.4007 90. RECEIPTS
-26,561 barrels OF -four; 49, l25 bush. OF wheat:
19,51O bushels OF barley. 6HIPMENTs-46,924
barrels of -four; $50 bushels OF whesi;
1900 bushels of barley.
CHICAGO. May 3l.-The Drorers' Journal
reports: Hoas-Receipts $1,000; shipments
$500; generally steady on good stock; 5@l0c
lower on common and light common to good
mixed 7.30l7S5; heavy packing and ship
ping S.OOGS 60; light 7.30@7.95; skips 500
@7.G0. CATTLE-Receipts 5000; shipments
800; good cattle strong hut scarce; exports
s. 4O@S.75 good to choice shipping lO@
8. 10; common to fair O0@7.40; butchers
Q. 5OQ5 so; grass Texsns weak and lower.
with 5000 on sale; poor to fair 4OO@4.50;
medium to good 10000 good TO choice
5 25@6 25; sloekers and feeders Dogs 90.
SHEEp--Receipts 1900; shipments 800; dull;
poor 10 fair 3.5o@4.25; medium to good 4.50
@5.OO; choice to extra shorn 5:OO@5 so:
CHICAGO, May 81: = FLouR-Quiet
and unchanged. WHEAT-Unsettleda and gen
orally higher: No 2 Chicago spring l.AA@
1861 cash; 1858 May, June and July; l Us
@l0S4 Angus; l.0i September, 1928 year;
No. 8 Chicago spring l.l1@ll3H. CORN
In fair demand BLOWER rates; 691s@69H C
cash; 69Ac May; 69s6c June; zoe July; 7oA C
August; 5SIc year; rejected 6ec. OATS
In lair demand at lower rates; 4Sc cash; 4SAtG
4Sssc May; 471lc June; AK @423s July; $3.50
August; 1890 September; 337s@33Ac year.
RYE Steady and unchanged; TIC: BARLEY
Dull and dropping; merchantable 1850 .SS.
BUTTER-Quiet and weak; creamery N@23e;
dairy, 1870 .0c. EeGs-steady; fair demand;
l716@1Sc. PoRK-In fair demand at lower
rates; 10 371s@19.50 cash; 10 371s May and
June; 19.521s@ 1855 July; 19.70@i9.7215> Au.
gust; 10 s215@i9S5 September; 17.70@l7. Is
year. LARD--Dul, weak and lower; n.2o
11.4715@ll.50 August; 11.60y9l1.o215 Sep
TENDER; II. 171S@1l.2 90 year. BULK MEATS
In fair demand at lower rates; shoulders 900;
short ribs Ills; ,do clear It's. WHISKY
Steady and unchanged; 1.16. FREIGHTs
Corn to Buffalo DC.
CALL: WHEAT &c Quiet and weak; O7%
August; 1.O35s September; 01s4 year. CORN
Irregular; $685. June; 6sSs@69Nc July; 691s
@7Oc August; 695sc September; $3.50 year.
OArs-Irregular; declined 1sc, except June
1890. PoRK-In fair demand and prices
higher; 19. 40 June, 10 60 July; 1915 August;
19.S7%@19 92115 Septe nber: l7.75@17.S0 year.
LARD-Easier; not quotably lower. RECEIPTS
Two days; $4,000 barrels -four; $4,000
bushels wheat; 647.O00 bushels corn; 1885,
600 bushels oats; $500 bushels rye; 1900
bushels barley. SHIPMENTs-TwO days, b.
600 barrels -four; $4,000 bushels wheat, AS.
| QUO bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats; 5000
bushels rye, 8, 100 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-FLouR-Dull'
| receipts $4,000 barrels; exports i4,0C0;
superfine state and western 4.S5@5 GU;
| common to good extra 4.7505.7o; good to
| choice 5.75G9 25; white wheat extra 7.25@
| 25; extra Ohio 500@s.50. st. Louis 5:0OG
WHEAT-1@21ac lower; unsettled; receipts
| 415,50U bushels; exports $4,000; NO.
spring LIB; ungraded red 1.1O@l.44; No. 2
| red l.44A@145 certificates; 1.4l@l 43K de-
| livered; No. red 1.4614; ungraded l,37@l: ~
| No. white sales $4,000 bushels at 1.42; No
Q red May sales LOCO bushels at 1.44g
! 1.45X; June, sales 3S4 900 bush. at 1.4f3s
0OO bushels at 1. 26sl@1. 2Sasz, closing at 1868
August sales 400, OU0 bushels at l.19@1 POS
closing at i.191a; September sales 2SS,O0t
| bushels at 1.19@l.19al, closing at LICK
| CoRN-Opened 1@2c lower; weak; receipts
| 474 40 bushels; exports 1900; ungraded
| 76@s2c; No. 3 Soc; No. Q S0@S2c; No. white
92c; No. 2 May S0@Sl1sc, June 7714@7Slsc,
| closing at 7Sc; July 7S@79c, closing al 1890
August 7S1S@7915c, closing at 1870; Septem-
Der 7Ss4@793sc, closing at roc. OATs-1a@
| ole lower; receipts 1000 bushels; exports
| $500; mixed western 59962c; white western
5915@66c. CoFFEE-QuleG and Unchanged
Rio cargoes quoted at s14@1ohc. sUeAI
STEADY; fairly active; fair to good refining
quoted at 7ss@7xc. MoLAssEs-Quiet abd
unchanged. kiCE-Quiev but steady. RETRO
| LEUM-Dull and weaK; united 56Ac; crude
| 61z@7c; refined TIC. TALLow-Quiet bu1
firm; sszc. RosIN-Dull, weak and lower
2.43. Fees Western higher; firm. PORK
| La buyers favor; new mess quoted at I0.oC
@20.l21S. BEEF-In good demand. Cur
MEATS Quiet but firm; long clear middles
| 1l.S7L. LARD--Steady; prime steam quoted
at 11.6O@1l65. BUTTER-Quiet but steady
| 100 &c. CHEEsE-Quiet ana unchaBged; "a
| l0xc.
NEW YORK, May 31.-Exports Of cottor
| goods during the past week 1926 packages,
making 66.773 packages since January. The
market fairly active, with three days wants
| crowded into one, and selections confined tt
| absolute requirements of a very miscellaneous
character. otherwise quiet, as of previous
| weeks, and that usually to the close OF the
month there is no material chan ge.