Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-07

changed. Wheat unsettled and generally
lower: No. Chicago spring 1.25x cash
and March; 1.26H @1 1865 April; l.299l :2SS
May; 1883 June; No. 8 Chicago spring l.oo;
rejected 70975c. Corn active ana i nrm;
fair demand 5S959sse cash; oSe Mar sa Sss
july: rejected Sc. Oats dull; weak; lower;
42c cash; 40kc March; 4015@40%c April;
1910 May; 42c June: rejected Acc. Rye
dull aud lower; S515@S4c. Barley dull; 1.029
Flax seed quiet; merchantable 1891. 80;
choice dry seed 1SSQ1 40. Dressed hogs dull
nearly nominal; 6.75@6.S7H. Pork in fair
demand at lower rates; very weak; l6.0O9
1928 cash; 16 90 March; l6.05@l607H April;
1928 @1630 May; 16.47h @l650 June. Lard
weak; in fair demand, at lower rates; 10.l2H @
1918 cash and March; 10.171 April; loS2h
NAV; 10 AN 01045 June. Bulk meats I'M
settled and lower; shoulders 6.15; short ribs
900; DO clear $40. Whisky steady and IN
changed; Sl.1S.
CalI-Wheat irregular; 1.24X @l.25 March;
1.26% April; 1.23N@1.23h May; 1.1ox June.
Corn active and shade higher; 5Sx &c March;
5Sxc April; 63A @63% c May; Csc June. Oats
steady; fair demand. Pork fairly active and
shade higher; 16.O71S April; 16.32150l6:S5
May; 1880 June. Lard fairly active and
sh(de higher for some options;
10 209lO.3O May; 1O.49H Clio As june.
Receipts, 10000 barrels -four; 10000 bushels
oats; 1000 bushels rye; $4,000 bushels barley.
Shipments II, 900 barrels -four; 10000 bushels
wheat: rs, 900 bushels corn; 24,OOO bushels
oats; 1000 bushels rye; II GOO bushels bar
ley. In.
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 375: super
perfne state and western, S.65@4.25; com
mon to good extra, 44o@5.lO; good to
enc ce, 5.75@S so; white wheat extra. 7.oe
as so; extra Ohio 445@S.0O; st. Louis,
4 5O0S. so; Minnesota patent process. 7.5O9
s.25. Wheat unsettled and heavy; @l0c
lower; receipts 10000 bushels; exports $4,000;
No . spring 1.31; ungraded red 1.l59
81; No. 2 red 1918 .9l55 new; l.oSg
al S3X DID, mixed winter 1.2S; ungraded
No. 10 do sales 81, GOO bushels 1.92H @l.sox;
No. . red March sales 4S,0eO bushels
at 1.31Y@I.32; closing at 1917; April
sales $4,000 bushels at l.3l4@l.34h,
closing at 1889; May, sales 424, 1000
bushels at 1.33%@1.34 5-l6, closing 1881;
June sales 1870 bushels at l:3o% ql.Sl y
closing at 1.30ss; July, sales 12S,OOO bushels
at 1.2391.244, closing at 1.23. Corn dull
and heavy; c lower; receipts 81 ,525 bushels;
exports ii 600; ungraded 65@69c; No; 3
65a65Xc; steamer 67@67Hc C; No. 6SA0
68X new; 69@69H c old; No. white Toe; No.
March 6S4c; April 6S496Shc, closing
at 69Ac; May 7OA@7OIc,o closing 7oAc.
C1tS, &c lOWeri Tecelpls oSiOoo o"Snoio, "a
ports 81; mixed western 47$l@49c; white west
ern 49953c. Coffee quiet and unchanged; Rlo
cargoes S& @l0X. Sugar quiet but trn;
fair to good refining quoted at 5-1697 7-loc.
Molasses steady; in fair demand; Rice,
demand fair and market firm. Petroleum
dull and weak; united S05sc; crude 6A@
IKE: refined re. Tallow dull and lower;
7X@Sc. Rosin firm; 2.35@2.40. Turpentine
firm; SEX c. Eggs, western heavy and lower;
16@l7c. Pork easier; new mess quoted at
1880. Beef steady. Cut meats dull and
easier; long clear middles 9.12H; short clear
963k. Lard lower; prime steam quoted at
10 5OQl0.65 Butter dull and weak; lot9
44e Cheese quiet but steady; 9@12Kc
New YORK, March Dry goods
jobbing trade with larger than usual attend
ance Of buyers and very fair business reportsd;
With agents there has been irregular demand
and 20 general activity reported. Cotton
goods in very good order request for many
assortments and with deliveries in execution
of orders. Total sales important. Print Sc
IectlOns mainly coniaed to choicest specialtles.
Dress goods doing well at second hands, with
steady renewal of the assortments of agents.
Underwear and hosiery in good distribution
but moderate new request.