Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-16
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 10,g5O bushels;
shipments 425.
CORN.

ts6O
HOO i7.45 49,. 100 17.4O 1880
1870 17.4O 1850 900 1875 17.571s
Chicago. Chicago.
q ~: s i %aS; June 1900 1oz5 lS. s5s
1879 1879 ;o7, lo.ssH a a:SS 1 1S7s 1875
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.
MILWAUKEE, March 15.-Flour quiet;
light demand. Wheat quiet but stronger;
No. Q hard lao; No. q fresh 1.2s; March
l.25X; April 1881; May .27ss; July 1.2S;
y Uam nominal Go1 No. o3 Mo- No. and rss oss
f a~ No. 3 &c; white 4sc. Rye frme mel;
No. s5c. Barley dull No. s71zc; No. 377c.
cash and March; 1875 April. Lard.
prime steam 10 go cash and March; 1906
April. Receipts, - barrels of -four;
10,950 bushels of wheat; 8,051 bushels of
barley. Shipments, 6,S2O barrels of -four:
425 bushels wheat; $50 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, March 15.-The Drover's Journal
reports hog receipts $4,000, shipments 1850;
active; 5@10c higher; sellers, common to
good heavy packers and good Shippers CTS;
lard hogs 7.25; light 6.15@6 so; shippers .S5
@5.7O. Cattle, receipts $500; shipments
1900; active for general quotations. no stock
offered; sales, exports 6.15@@6 so; shippers
5 S0@6.20; common to fair 6 so; butchers
stock scarce but strong, common to fair 2S0
@4.00; good to choice steers 2505 90; stock
ers and feeders active; 3.25@5.2O; nine cars of
Wyoming cattle, the first of the season, 1 ,305
lbs, sold at $50. Sheep, receipts 5 600; ship
ments 2,70O; dull, weak and lower; 2 00@S.00
lower from last week; inferior to fair 4.00@
4.80; good to medium sheep 5O0@550;
choice to extra, including lambs, 5.S0@6.15.
CHICAGO, March 15.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and generally
higher; active; No. 2 Chicago spring 1.331la
1 "a ID cash; 34@1 .3414 March; 1.341% April;
1.27X May; 1.25T June; 1.22T July; No.
8 Chicago spring 1.0s@1 .OS1ss; rejected seq
S5c: Corn unsettled and generally higher; 62al
@6411sc cash; 6ss4c March; Csc April; 67S4c
May; 671sc June; rejected csc. Oats
active, firm and higher for futures; 42@44Xc
cash; 42c March; 4214c April; 44%@44Nc
May; 1880 44e June; Ale July. Rye firmer;
SIC. Barley steady and unchanged; LOO.
Pork active and shade higher; 17.2O@t7.25
cash and April; 17.40@17.421s May; 1850
higher; 10 6O@l0 .6sh cash and April; 1850
10.771a May; 10.S59910.S71s June; 1895
July. Bulk meats strong and higher; Shout
ders 6.65; short ribs 9.7O; do clear 9.75.
Whisky steady and unchanged; 1.1S
Call-Wheat irregular; mostly higher; 81
April; LIS May; 1.26 June; 1893 July. Corn
steady and unchanged. Oats irregular; 429
July. Pork easier; not auotably
lower. Lard easier. not quotably
lower. Receipts, $1,000 barrels OF -four;
5000 bushels wheat; 81 900 bushels corn; g.
600 bushels oats; 5000 bushels rye; 400
bushels barley. Shipments $4,000 barrels
-four; $4,000 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels
corn; 1900 bushels oats; 1900 bushels
rye: $4,000 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, March 15..-Flou firm; receipts
10000 bushels; exports $500; superfne
state and western, 3.65@4 SO: common to
good extra, 4 45@5.O0; good to choice,
5.10@S.50; white wheat extra, 7.0O@S so;
extra Ohio 4.5O@s0O; st. Louis, 4.4O9s.5O;
Minnesota patent process 7509S.25 Wheat,
cash lots I@1c higher; options opened 1I9
&c higher. afterwards lost the advance and de
clined H@Mc, closing weak; receipts 1880
bushels; exports A COO; No spring /. 80; No.
8 spring 1.14@1.15; ungraded red 1.1O@l Sc;
No. do 10; No. red 1851 $50 new;
1.35M@ 1861 old; mixed winter 1.2S9l. PSI;
ungraded white 1881 80 No. do I.42; No.
l do sales 81 900 bushels at 1881 new; 1884,
old; No. red March sales $4,000 bushels at
1.341l@1 34al, closing at 1.S41S; April sales
552,0 600 bushels at 1854 1865, closing at
1853; May sales 92S,O0 bushels at 1 35l4
@1.36, closing at 1855; June sales 6OS,OOo
bushels at 1.S35s@l 1881. closing at 1856;
July, sales $4,000 bushels at 1.241511255S,
closing at 1.24. Corn scarce and higher;
options opened 1S@1c higher, afterwards lost
the advance; closing firm; receipts 2,100
bushels: exports 115 900; ungraded 6S@755<c;
No. 8 74@74a5c; steamer 743l@75c No. 2
7314@742lc new; 1874 @76c old; No. white
S5c; No. Q March 1875 @7S1Sc, closing at 73llc;
April 731s@747sc, closing at 74c; May 1870
75s4c, closing at 75c; June 74JSQ754c, clos
ing at 75c; July 7511s@75c, closing at 7514c.
Oats 14@lc higher; fairly active; receipts
2O,6OO bushels; exports 1,400; mixed western
50052c; white western 52@561Sc. Coffee quiet
and unchanged. Sugar dull and nominal;
fair to good refining quoted at 71s@7 5-16c.
Molasses, demand fair and market firm.
Rice nominal; unchanged; Carolina and Louis
united e9Xc; crude 6NM79sc; refined TIC.
Tallow dull and weak; 751s975Sc. Rosin quiet
but firm: 2.S21G @2.2715. Turpentine stronger;
521Sc Eggs, western quiet but steady;
l8H @19c Pork higher; new mess quoted at
II. 50@1s.0O. Beef in good demand. Cut
meats stronger; quiet; long clear middles
9s7x; short clear s.75. Lard strong; prime
15@42c. Cheese quiet but steady; Sal21lc.
New YORK, March 15.-Dry goods: An im-
portant feature of the day has been forwarding
kilograms to chief distribution centres of the
interior conspicuous during the week for max
ing ridiculous prices for staple cotton goods,
that further supplies would not be delivered
until prices were restored, and purchasers
agree maintaining them. The agents of Law
renee L wired scalpers early this morning
to the above effect, and when later in the day
application were made for reasso,tments,
sales ard deliveries of Lawrence l. l. or any
other plain cottons, was peremptorily de-
cliDed unless buyers agreed to hold prices at
agents long prices. The demand for cotton
goods has been large, but tn, volume of sales
has been restricted. Prints have been doing
better, aud in leading makes and specialties
business has been better Worsted dress goods
have been in steady assortment request with
fancies showing much better demand Wool
en- goods have been looked after; with moder-
ate future delivery. Hosiery and underwear
in steady delivery, with some business in order
or autumn warts.
Small Pox Scourge.
BETHLEHAM, Pa, March 15.-South Bethle-
ham has 40 cases of smallpox in popula