Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

| MILWAUKEE. Nov. 2i.-F1our inactive and firmer.
Wheat opened Arm and Ao lower and closed very
1.20; November 1.20; December 1.20A January
LA; No. .0sH; No. ~ .oA; rejected sec. Corn
n. Rye Bsssy s1
aud inactive; No. 2 72c. Provisions quiet and Arm
mess pork quiet 1T $1O75 cash: II 30 January Lard
prime steam: Ss 80 cash; 7:o5 January. Freights,
| barrels flour; 846 bushels whest; 1o,40O bushels
| barley. Shipments. 11,767 barrels -four; 1850
CHICAGO. Nov. "a S2CFlour eaiet; Xxx 5.75@7 90
extra S.25Q5 10; superhne 25g5 on; patents s. OOM
and $50: Wheat active, firm and higher; No. 2 red
| l.lsH cash; ilex@1.sX December: le2,k Janu. anu.
airy: No, Chicago spring 90; rejected Ole. Corn
active, firm, and higher; HKc cash; 1920 Deem
bs. so&o January; 4sAo My; rejected 57Ee;
December; S2zc January; $3.50 May. Rye frmer
72H@74c. Barley frmer: $40. Dressed hogs 4 e0al
500. Pork active and prices advanced: $40 a50
10 50 cash; 10. 90 November and December; II 80
bid January. Lard moderately active and higher;
Ss.s016.s0 cash: $50 November, December and
Bulk meats steady and unchanged. Whisky STEADY
$l.10. Receipts 5000 barrels -FOUR g. 900 bushels
wheat; 1ol 900 bushels corn: $4,000 bushels oats;
25s, o05 bushels corn; 5000 bushels oats; 81
bushels rye; 2l.ooe bushels barley:
shade higher; S1.20 December; 1.2lk asked Jauu-
ary. Corn unsettled and lower; Axe cash; ssh bid
January: 1870 May Oats easier; not quotably
lower. Pork dull and shade lower. Lard dull and
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Hog receipts Il, 900, shipment.
5000; opened dull 50l0c lower; closed stronger at
@ss5 light bacon choices h paSS'n s%
a. 10. Cattle. receipts 1000; shipments 1Ao;
good to choice firm aud active; 3.9OQS5 25; common
M stoosens sa5sn sestsn @
through Texans 3OO0340 Sheep, receipts 500 !:
strong and active; 42o@4 6s for 1l2 to 1913 weights
lures quiet and steady Flour quiet and steady: re-
oeipts "A 900 barrels superne state western $500
9o.so; common to coed extra 5.60@5 IS; good to
ira Ohio 5.7s07.5o; St. Louis 7.760s 90: Minnesota
patent process 7.sO61s.65, Wheat active; receipts
ISL 600 bushels; rejected spring $l.12; ungraded
l.47@I..sX No. i do 1.ls@Izsu; mixed wintar
l.534@1.45; ungraded amber 1.4101.46h; No. 2 do
l.46M1.47h; No. do 1.37Qal.48; ungraded white
1000 bushels at 1.4501.46; No. 2 red November,
sales $50 bushels at 47a01.4s; Decer ber sales
252oo bushels At l47%@14s: January, sales 100000
~, ooo bushels at .5lA. Bye firm; No. ) western
s7Gsoo Corn stronger; receipts 5000 bushels !;
ungraded 5eO6cc; No. white e51!c; No. Deem
Der 6lac bid; 6lBc asked. Oats, more active; re-
ceipts $500 bushels; mixed western 44H047c; white
western 46@4sc. Hay quiet at 50O5=o. Hops quiet:
yearlings 7@lsc; eastern and western s5a45c; New
goes 14117Ac; job lots 14@lsAc. sugar dull and
nominal: fair to good refining 7k@shc. Mo!asses
dull Rice steady. Petroleum dull; united sl.17M
11:2oh crude 7h@8X; refined 8szc. Tallow quiet
and steady At 7@7Ac. RoaIn dull at s1.75. Turpen-
tine dull at $1:Ah@142: Eggs firm; western 1870
PC: Pork weak; mess s1l:25Gl1 50. Beef nominal.
Gut meats firm; western long clear nidd1es Sc Is
short clear $50. Lard quiet; prime eteam 7ss. But
ter. western lSD38c Cheese steady; western S01sc.
Whisky $1.1e11.l7.
Boston, Nov: 24.-Flour steady: western
superfne IS COOS rs: common extra 5 5O16.0D; Wis
consin do 5.7516 80; Minnesota do 6.OO07 10
winter wheats, Ohio and Michigan 6.75Q7.oO; ILL
nois and Indiana, 1907. 25; st. Louis Z 0oG7 50;
Wieeons dn and Mi9nesots patent spring wheats,
mixed and yellow 621e4c. Oats, No. 1 and ex-
ira white 47h@50c: No white 4sM047c; No. 3
white and No. mixed 4sQt44Hc. Rye, email lots
95c.
LONDON, Nov. 24-Rehned petroleum 7s AID.
Lnseed oil 29s Spirits turpentine 3Os 6d03ls
ANTWERP, Nov. 24-Petroleum 21hf.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 24.-Cotton dull; 6A@6Xd;
sales 5000 bales; for speculation and export 900
bses; American $500 bales. Bacon long clear s5s.
Common rosin Be- Sd.
New YORK, Nov. 24.-Cotton goods IN steady de-
msnd and prices remain very Arm. Prints moder-
ately active and firm. Oriental and Hartels fancy
prints are advanced to 70. Worsted dress goods in
fair demand and prices have an upward tendency.
Wooden good very Arm and higher in some cases.
Foreign goods stnggieh.