Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-04

generally lower; irregular; 1.2716Nt2S cash;
]. 28 June; 1.2SN puly; 1.11X@l.l2 August;
1.04N September;l.0S1 year; No. Chicago
spring .11@1 .13; regular, or No. Q, wheat,
Liz July; 1.06T August; LOB year. CORN
Lower; 7l1sc cash and June; 7l%c July;
October; rejected zoe. OATS Unsettled and
generally higher; SOC cash; 491kc June; 1870
July; $3.50 August; 34sec September; 33M
@34c year. RYE-Dull and lower; 75c. BAR;
LEY-steady and unchanged; LOO. PORK
Fairly active and a shade higher; l9. 65@197
cash and June; l9.7711s@19.S0 July; 1925
@l995 August; 1000 bid September; II. 90
@l795 year. LARD-OpeDed strong and
higher; closed at inside prices; 11.35 cash and
September and October; 11.so year. BULK
MEATs-Quiet butt steady; offerings moder-
ate; shoulders 900; short ribs ll.35; do
clear It's. BUTTER-Quiet and un-
changed. EaGsxSteady; TIC. WHISKY
Firmer; advanced 1c; LIS. FRRIsHrs-Corn to
Buffalo &c. REcErPTs-7,500 barrels flour;
5000 bushels wheat: $4,000 bushels corn;
81, 900 bushels oats; $500 bushels rye;
400 bushels barley. SHIPMENTS $500
600 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats; 1900
bushels rye, 1,700 bushels barley.
New YORK, June 3.-FLoua-Dull;
receipts 10000 barrels; exports 1900;
superfne state and western 3.95@4. 80;
common to good extra 4.7S@5 70; good to
choice 5000 Is; white wheat extra LISA
9.25; extra Ohio 5.00@S.50. Ct. Louis 5000
9.25: Minnesota patent process S.25@975.
WHEAT-Opened @Xc better; subsequently
ceipts 1870 bushels; exports $4,000; No. Q
spring 1.S3; ungraded spring 1.171s@l.31K /;
ungraded red 9211S@1. 45J1lz; No. do 1.27; No.
8 do 1.3711@1 IS; steamer No. do 1.15@
30; No. 2 red 1.43 in store; la free on
board; l.441l@l.45 afloat; LAC certificates;
No. red lat; ungraded white 1.25@1 40; No.
l do sales $500 bushels at 1891. 401S; No.
2 red June, sales $4,000 bush. at 1.45N@
1.46%, closing at LACY; July sales 81, 0OC
bushels at l;32SH@l. 2sM, closing at 1.2Sas
August, sales 312, 600 bushels at .20A@ Dix
closing at l.2l; September sales 176, 00O
bushels at 1.20X @1.214. closing at 1908.
CoRN-Opened s4@1c higher; firm; subse-
quently weaker and lost 14@1z of the ad.
vance; closing steady; receipts s., 900 bushels;
exports 5000; ungraded 77@S2c; No. SOC;
No. S1@S2c; No. white 92c; No. Q june
79T@SOAc, closing at soc; July S0Z@813s
closing at 60Kc; August SOM@Slszc, closing
at Sic; September Sl@S2c, closing at S15sc
oATs-Less active; receipts 1900 bushels
western 62@67c. CoFFEE-Dull and un
sUeAR-Fairly active; fair to good refining
quoted at 5-1697Kc. MoLAssEs-Quiel
but steady. RICE-In good demand; firm
Patna 6@61zc; Rangoon 57s@5asc, duty paid
PETROLEUM Strong and higher; united
Soc; crude 61S@7c; refined 79Sc. TALLow-
Quiet but steady; SEC. RosIN-Weak; 2221s
@2.271S. TURPRNTINE-Firm;4 1870 Fees
Western higher; firm; 22@23c. PoRK-Quiet
and unchanged; new mess quoted at
20.00@@20.25. BEEF-Demand fair and
market firm. CUT MEArs--Dull and nominal
long clear middles 11.75. LARD-Steady
prime steam quoted at IL .621S@l1. 6711 BUT.
TER-Quiet but firm; 10l23c. CHEEsE-Un
settled and lower; 7@10Kc.
NEW YORK, June 3.-DRY GooDs-Buy-
ers not making vigorous inquiry, but when
approached by sellers are not so indifferent to
future wants as little while since, while
some requirements for the future in the way
of bleached coltons have been anticipated
There is no general interest being manifested
respecting future business, but an inclination
to begin anticipation Of autumn stocks
is growing, stronger, aud only requires in
itiative action. Glasgow royal dress styles
have been reduced to Sc. The demand and
movement have been in accordance with pre-
vious reports, the former confined to require
menis, and the latter very largely comprisi ng
deliveries in execution of orders.