Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-19
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.


S june 1 is' July ARyl 1863 August islH
year 1Os; No. 8, 1.20; No. 4 and rejected
nominal. CoRN-Nominally higher; No.
T@T1Sc; new 76c; rejected 75c. OATS
Strong and fairly active; No. Q nominally SOC;
white SEC. RYE-Scarce and higher; No.
90c; No. Q nominaliy S5@S6c. BARLEY
Unsettled and lower; No. 961ac; May 97c;
extra No. 3 90c bid. PROVISIONS Higher; mess
Prime steam 1l4O cash or April; 1.45
May. LIVE Hoas-Quiet and higher; $50
@7.1O. FRE1GHTs--Wheat to Buffalo quiet
and nominal; 21Sc. REcEIPTs--12,6 $40 barrels of
flour; 1885 bushels of wheat; $3.50 bushels
of barley. 1882 barrels of
-four; $500 bushels of wheat: 1878 bushels
of barley.
CHICAGO. April 1s,--The Drouers' Journal
reports Hoas-Receipts 10000; shipments
common to good mixed 665@7 Is; heavy
packing and shipping 7.20@7.50; light 6.65
us; skips and culls 1896 80. CATTLE
Receipts 5000; shipments 2,400; very
dull and weak; 10@15c lower; making a de-
cline of 2O@30c since last week; exports 7.10@
7.5O; good to choice shipping 5000 co.;
common to fair 5000. 40; mixed butchers
2.60@5. 40; stockers and feeders S:S0@5. 81.
sHEEp-Receipts $500; shipments 1:s0O;
weak: fairly active; inferior to fair 4.25@5. IS;
medium to good 620@6.50; choice to extra
4 65@7.OO; shorn 4.O0@5.S5. The Drover's
Journal Liverpool cable says the best Ameri-
can cattle are 15@16Hc best sheep 17@22c.
CHICAGO, April 18.-FLoUR-Strong and
higher; common to fancy white extras 5.5O@
700; winter superfines 4.5O@5. 90; low TO
choice western spring extras 4.OO97.0o; com,
mon to fancy Minnesota spring patents 5.oo
@7.50; poor to fancy Minnesota spring pat
ents 7.5O@S. rs. WHEAT-Unsettled and gen.
orally higher; 1.S6%@1.9s cash; 1873 April;
1879 May; 1925 june; 1881 July; LII Au-
gust: 1861 year; No. Chicago spring
i.15@1.18. CORN-Active but lower; 1890
76sIc cash; 761zc April; TIC May; 75ssc
June and July; rejected 75@75Ic. OATS
steady; 5l11sc cash and April; 52A@52Ssc May;
5l1c June; s6@as1c july Is, sSN@Sss August
Dull and nominal; 1.OS@l. IL. PoRK-Demand
fair and market firm; 18.35@18.40 cash and
April; 1s. 4O@1S 1915 May; 1S.60@ls. 621s June;
1S.sOll S21S July. LARD--Fairly active and
a shade higher; 1851 S7N cash and April,
II .4O@l1 .42h May; 1l.521S@11. So JUNE; IS
oil 6711 July; 11.771S@l1 80 August. BULK
MEATs-Steady; fair demand; shoulders 10y;
short ribs 10.45; short clear 1000.
BUTTER-Dull and lower; far TO oa fancy
fresh made packing 15@24c. Eaes-In good
demand; 12@121Sc for fresh. WnIsKY-Steady
an eA ancnaR WHHAr III Lower; 1879 cash and
April: 1874 May; 1928 June; l.29@l.29A
July: lis August; 1.l0X year. CoRN,-
Active but lower; 7614@76Nc cash and April;
76Nc May; 741lc June; 769751se July and
Irregular; 5s15c May; 5oslc June; $40 July;
ket firm: is. 49, May and June; 1880 July;
1S. 95@1s. 97X August. LARD-Easier: II. 40
Nav; Il so June; 1925 July; lilo August.
RECEIPTS $500 barrels flour; 2o,O0O
bushels wheat; 10S.500 bushels corn;
10 600 bushels oats; $500 bushels rye; q ,OOO
bushels barley. SHIPMENTs-6,50O Dds nour;
$500 bushels wheat; al GOO bushels corn;
$4,000 bushels oats; 500 bushels rye;
$1,000 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, April 1s,-FLouR-Qulet;
receipts II 600 bushels; exports 6.75; superfine
state and western 4.25@5.1 10; common to good
extra 8 O0@5.75; good to choice 5:8O99CO;
white wheat extra 1850 90; extra Ohio $40
fmS. so: st. Louis 5.c0@900 Minnesota patent
process 7.5OM9.25. Misunderstanding and
feyerish: receipts 5000 bushels; exports 3d.
600; No. spring ~; No. 9 Chicago l.45@
la; ungraded red 1.059i.5219; NO: req a
1.5O14@f.50H;. ungraded white i.SSg 1 i;4S;
No. 1 do sales 1900 busheis al aS i.4ozsg
IA; No. . red April sales $4,000 bushels
at / .4S@1. 54X, closing at 1.49; May,
s sales $4,000 bushels at !. @1.5i. clos
ing at $50; June, sales $4,000 bushels at
i. 49Xa1 BIZ, closing at 1.50; July, sales
10000 bushels at 1.S14@L35%, closing
at 1884,; August, sales 400, 900 bushels at
1.24X@1.26, closing at 1.25. CoRN-unset-
tied: 1@2X lower; options dull and heavy;
receipts 2,1O0 bushels; exports none; I'M
Graded sSs/N95c; No. $3.50; No. 93@94c in
store; 94c elevator; No. 2 white 9Sc; NO. =
April 901&@93c, closing at 9O1zc; May 1920
SSLc, closing at S5%c; June 85H@S7lc;
closing at S5Lc. OATs-15@21c lower;
receipts II, GOO bushels; exports 20; mixed
western $4,000; white western 5906Sc.
CoFrEE-Dull and unchanged; Rio cargoes
quoted at S14@1OHc. SUGAR-Quiet and
Unchanged; fair to good refining quoted at
7JI@7%c. MoLAssEs-Q Quiet but frm:
RiCE-Quiet but steady. PETRoLEUM-4niet
but steady; united 1880; crude o9@
7Kc; refined 7skc. TALLow-Quiet but steady
at Sc. RosIN-Firm; 2.4711@26O. TgRPEN-
T1NE--Dull and weak; Coo. EaGsEWestern
quiet but steady, 17@1715c. PoRK-Stronger;
new mess 18.25@18.5O. BEET-n good de-
maud, Cur MEATs-Quiet and unchanged;
long clear middles 10.s611011 90; short clear
1l.571. LARD Firm; prime steam u .5o@
Ii. GO. BUTTER-Steady; 10032c. CHEESE
Quiet bus steady; s@l21Sc.
New YORK, April 1S.-DRr GooDs: Ex,
ports of cotton goods for the week 4,lsS
packages, and since January 1, 1852 9 total
of a, ISL packages. In Wide printed Isorics