Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-11

5000; fairly active; prime strong, but low
qualities sc OIL; common to good mixed 9. ~
@7.45; heavy packing and shipping 1900
500, including larders and Phlladelphias;
light 6.S5@745; skips and culls 4.50@6.60.
CATTnE-Receipts ,0O0;shipments 1 800; slow;
best quality steady, others weak; exports 7.3O
OTIS; good to choice shipping 6.75@7. IS;
common to fair 5@10c lower; 5.750 $3.50;
mixed butchers steady; 260@5.50; through
Texans steady and unchanged; 3.S5@5. Is;
sales mainly 4.50@510; steady at recent de-
cline; stockers and feeders more active aud
steady; 275@5. 90. SHEEP-Recsipts 2,000
shipments 500; market glutted and badly.
4.25; medium to good 450@4.75; good to
choice 5.00@6 so. Best sheep 11ac lower than
CHICAGO, May O.-FLoUR-Quiet
and unchanged. WHEAT-Moderatel active
and higher at the close; 1.26 cash and May;
1. 275s@1.2S June; 1.25%@1.26 July; 1.16@
1.164 August; i07&Gl.0S year; No. 3 Chi
cago spring l.14@1.16; rejected s5@95c.
7a5S@74Sc cash; 74slc May; 7asS june; 1870
July; 1870 August; Axe year; rejected ~
@7iszc. OArs-Irregular and prices higher;
$3.50 cash; 1890 May; 52l@5Sc June; 46ssc
July; 3S16c August; 37Lc September; 36c
year. kYE-Dull and unchanged; 7sc.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal for cash; 9Oc@$l.0O
September. FLAX sEED-Weak; merchant
able; l;sS@l.4o; PoRK-Demand fair and
prices higher; 1915 cash and May; 1850
1851 June; 1S.95018.97x July;. 19.121S@
1915 August; 10 25@l9S0 September; 19.17X
year. LARD-DemaDd fair and prices higher;
11.371S@11. 40 cash, May and June; 11.55 July;
11.65@l1.671s August; 11.750l1.7715 Sep
TENDER; II .25@11.2711 year. BULK MEATS
Fairly active and a shade higher; shoulders
500; short ribs 1880; do clear Ills.
WHIsKY-Steady and unchanged; LIS.
FRBIGHTs-Corn to Buffalo &c. BUTTER
Dull; tending downward; ordinary to fine.
creamery 22@25c; fair toi choice dairy 12G
zoe. EGGs-Weaker; 16c.
CALL: WHEAT-In good demand; irregu-
lar; 1854 May; 1.27X June; 1.25H July;
1.16as August; 1.10x@l.10H September;
07ssS year. CoRN-Lower; 1880 May; 734c
June; 1890 July; 1870 August; 72A @73Kc
sspte6eT 5s5e year oATsa9uet and Lam sp.
Sny ss aasas VIZ ' septs1 a;
June; is ss]S July; l9o5@1e.16 August and
September. LARD-Lower; 11.87H June;
gust i 1I.7ao@li.75 September. RE-
oNIpTs $4,000 barrels -four; $500
bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn;
$4,000 bushels OATS; $4,000 bushels
rye; $500 bushels barley. SHIPMENTS
600 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats:
/ 900 bushels rye; 100 bushels barley.
New YORK, May 10.-FLouR-Dull;
receipts 11,OOO bushels; exports 5000;
superfne state and western 3.S5@5.25;
common to good extra 4.7595.S0; good to
choice 5.s5@9 10; white wheat extra 1850
9.25; extra Ohio 5.l0@S.50; St. Louis 5.10@
995; Minnesota patent process 7.5o@9.S5.
A@Nc higher; options
advance, closing at 1.453sc; July sales 400,.
600. bushels at l. st14@1.31%, closing at 1311TS;
Angus, sales 1872, GOO bushels at 1.24A@1.24s&,
closing at 1896 September, sales 10000
bushels at 1.24ss(gl PAX, closing at 1.241.
CoRN-Opened A@5sc higher; firm; after
wards weak and lost the advance, closing
firm; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 5000;
s3NGS31Sc delivered; No. . white
9O@9O1zc; No, May sSGSS1sc, closing at
s3Ic; June s25S@sSc, closing at S2slc; July
closing at $50; August S5@8315c,
closing at s31[c; September S3I@8315c,
closing at S3a5c. OATs-H@1c higher;
receipts So, 900 bushels; exports 45,075; mixed
western 6Og63c; white western 6O@65c.
CoFFEE-Steady and unchanged; Rio cargoes
quoted at 8@1OIc. sUeAR-Quiet and I'M
75s@71Sc. MoLAssEs-s Steady; fair demand.
RIcE-In good demand; firmly held. PETRo.
fairly active; united 72slc;
crude exotic; refined 7s6c. TALLow-
Firm; sx@SIc. Ros1N-Quiet and I'M
changed 40. TURPENHNE-Dull and lower;
Acc. Eees-Western demand fair and market
firm; 1skc. PoRK-Strong; new mess
quoted at 1S.75@19 90. BEEF-In good de-
6iuud. Our MnAro Dull and nominal Lam
-UnsettIed prime steam 11.6211@i1.65.
and weak; 10@29c. CHEESE
Unsettled.
New YORK, May 1o-DRY GooDs-
The principal feature of the market is the
uniform price of 1870 for Canton and Rem
frew ginhams by the jobbing trade, sThe gen.
eral demand for any and all classes of goods
has been very moderate. The tone OF the
market very steady and values without
change. In fact, for all leading qualities
they show much frmness.