Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

M1LWAUKEn, Dec. 3.-Flour buoyant and higher.
$l:2sh; No. ], !; AK: No. .. 1.2aX; December
1 IL January 1.2!%; February 1861; No. 10;
20: lo.; rejected &c. Corn quiet; No. new SIC.
OaIs nrm No.A $3.50. Rye strong and higher; No.
!. $50. Barley stronger and active; No. cash 76@
7eAe: January 77Al77No: Provisions quiet and
mess Ros1 quiet ;t cash. 20 Janu-
Receipts, 7!8 barrels aour: l1O5Oo bushels wheat;
800 bushe barley. shipmenta 7,O55 barrels -four
1881 bushels wheat: 1 800 bushO4 barley,
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Fiour, In good demand and q
shade higher: extras, 46.25@56O: double extras,
6.7607.o0 patents 6.oO@9 20. Wheat, excited and
eGSsS ossc S sDna 1ea " ossS ls1H
February; No. Chicago spring IL; rejected CSC.
Corn, active, firm and higher; 1850 cash; 1890
5anasry N.Y. 4nq Rgs sroSssS
74c. Barley, steady and unchanged. Flax seed,
lower; pure, $l.4e@15o. Dressed hogs, $5.Oo@5.26
lsl7X@ia 20 January; ls:s7x February: Lard,
strong and higher; $7.52h cash; 7.65 January;
aH97 1o 90 Febsuasy. Bulk meats strong and high,
prices shade higher; 81 H. Receipts q, 900 bar
reis doar; 15 bushels wheat: 2o5, 900 bushels
ba9Rss buass
hour; 1900 bushels wheat: $4,000 bushels corn;
200 bushels oats: s5s bushels rye; 1850 bushels
Closing prioss-wheat, irregular and declined No.
Corn, irregular; 4oAc December; 4OAc January:
&c May Oats, stronger and higher; 1910 Decern-
s1d SeSer My s 1s
9a a1 1914 February. Lard, $7.25 January;
hog receipts $4,000; shipments, 1900; still on the
jump; all grades l0@15c higher; mixed packing 10
14.4o; light, 4.o0@4s5; choice heavy 1904. 10;
good to primo steady at $4.60@5 06: common chip
Zig "a ana al other grades lower butchers cows 200
yesy slow: Sheep receipts 1900; quiet but steady;
NEW YORK. Dec: s.-ootton steady at 12A@12yc;
futures strong. Flour, In fair demand: receipts
$500 barrels; superhne state and western $4,000
t;OS; common to coed extra 6.7b@59o; good to
oso ST. cassf s sa
patent process 7oo@s.2s Wheat, mere active: re-
csipts 3Ss oO0 bushels: ungraded spring $19o@i.4o
spring i.ssX@1.1o No. spfine 42%Gl'45 :o nm
do i:4s@@i sol 10. 90 iso; steamer: No. 90 :
Der 1.44D1 ~; No. 2 do 1.4shG1.49; No. / do
l49A0l: so; ungraded white 1.46A@1.47; No. do
sales 6, GOO bushels st 146@1.4sA: No. 2 red De-
usry sales s44 600 bushels ct l5aDl55; Jazuary by
| sample, sales 10000 bushels at 1871; February,
sales 600 bushels at lss Rye quiet and steady
ceipts $4,000 bushels; ungraded 6lQI62c: No 8.
69Ae; steamer 60c; No. 2, 6lA@62c; No. 2 white
S;naaey &c. oss
$4,000 bushels: mixed western 1850; white west
ern 4sh@Soo. Hay strong at bo@65c. Hops quiet;
yeoTuu8S 6UAoCS e6eUer0 ana western SSQD4SC: New
York state 35045c. Coffee firm; Rio carRoes 141l6
17Ac; job lots l4A0l9Ac Sugar, fair to good re-
lining 91sc. Molasses 46@45c. Rice steady. Petro-
| leum steady; united $l.2eA; crude 1.o7H01O sN
| refined l.,sh. Tallow steady at 6XM7c. Rosin
nominal. Turpentne frmer at $1.41h@1.42. Eggs
dull; western l8022c. Pork strong; mess S12.5O@
IL Is. Beef quiet; extra mess Sl1.OO@12.OO. Gut
meats western long clear middles $780, short clear
37h@7.b so. Lard active prime steam S7.95. But
ter dull; western 179sec. Cheese quiet; western So
1Sc. Whisky S1.16. Leather active; Hemlock sole,
Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light niddles and
| heavy weights 2s@S1c. Wool, good demand; do
nestle fleece 42@57hc; pulled 25@55c; unwashed
l8036c; Texas 17035c. Manufactured copper, new
sheathing $50; 1ngot lake 21h@2l%c. Pig iron
dull; Scotch pig @271so; American pig 2sIz127c.
Russia sheetng 1sKc. Nails, cut $40; clinch 61O.
ANTWERP, Dec 3-Petroleum 23Af.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-Rehned petroleum 8s Linseed
oil 28s. = e .e- =. - = s.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. S.-Cotton, moderate inquiry
freely supplied; 6A@6Xd; sales 5000 bales; for
speculation and export LOCO bales. Cheese, firm;
american, 65s Bacon, long clear, SIS; short clear.
$685. Tallow, fine American, 38s Cd.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Cotton goods less active, but
stocks unusually light and prices very firm. Omega
tickings are advanced. Prints are in moderate de-
mand, and robes and solids continue scarce Cling
hams and dress goods are in fair request and firm.
Mems wear wooens, dannels and blankets are fairly
active and very firm. Foreign goods are quiet