Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 11.-Flour stronger. Wheat
opened firm !, and 70 higher and closed excited;
October 1.12A; November 14M December 1.164
No. 3, 1:06H; No: 4, $50; rejected $50. Corn
quiet and a shade firmer; Mo-, ss@a8Ac. Oats
No. l, $50. Barley opened weak; No. 2 CSC, and
closed firm at 68Ac. Provisions quiet and firm
mess pork quiet at $lo.25 cash. Lard, prime
Receipts, se47 barrels -four: 1247s5 bushels wheat.
Shipments, 8,611 barrels -four: 172,245 bushels
wheat; 49, $50 bushels barley.
NEW YORK, Oct 11.-Cottou fir at 10 7-16@
10 9-l6c: futures steady. Flour quiet; receipts
$4,000 barrels; superfne state and western $4,000
$40; common to good extra $4,000 90; good to
ira Ohio 675@7 rs; St. Louis 5.oo@7 IS; Mime ne
sofa patent process CHOOSES Wheat unsettled aud
feverish; receipts 49,, 900 bushels ungraded spring
Sl:2e@l 2sA; No: spring 1.24@1.25H No. 2 spring
do, 1891 .38A: No. do 1854 mixed winter l SO
@l:s7; ungraded amber 1861 1874; No. l do
ss% dn white Viii ss%@a 81 No. do
37A@1 SO; No. 2 red October. sales $4,000 bush
els at 1.38@1.3SA; Move ber sales 100000 bushels
at 139A@l.42; December, sales $50 bushels at
ley quiet and firm. Malt quiet and unchanged.
Corn, firm; receipts 5000 bushels; ungraded 55c;
low mixed S7@17hc: round yellow &c; yellow west
,sked; November 56hc bid; 56Ac asked; Decenl-
Der $500 bid; 57Ac asked. Oats steady; receipts
ESQ o bushels "5 els mixed western se@36Hc; white
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes 130l6hc: job lots 10 d
Moaese es, quiet. Rice steady Petroleum quiet;
firm at 6L@6 5-l6c. Rosin quiet and firm / 400
LAS. Turpentine quiet at ST. .31% Eggs dull: west
ern l6@18c Leather drmer; Hemlock sole, Bueuos
weights 2s@26c. Wool in fair demand; domestic
fleece 34@t44c; pulled 22@l44c; unwashed 9@33c;
Texas 12@3lc. Pork dull; mess S10.O0G1O. So
Beef quiet. Cut meats unchanged. Lard quiet
111,, nhov,-v
Cheese heavy; western 7h@10Ac. Whisky 81 IL
bid; l.12 asked: Copper firm; new sheathing 2sc
ing1t LAX 21%@1Nc Pig iron quiet and firm
sheetng 1870. Nails, cut s3.ec@s IS; clinch S. 10
@6.1O.
CHICAGO: Oct. 11.-Flour in good demand at full
No. 9:, Chicago spring $ .1eH@l.l7: No. ; Chicago
81 o IS 1 ll2A@1l4A November: No: Chicago
$3.50 cash and November; 36%@36Xc year; 500
s6Ac January: SAKE May; rejected SIC. Oats
fairly active and shade higher: CSC cash; 28Xc
ley steady and unchanged; 73c. Pork in fair de-
lo.4o October; 85@8.9o November; s.75@s 81
rates; 6.1o@e 124 cash: 5.e5@567h November;
s 77h@5. 80 January. Bulk meats steady and firm
g. oo@6 ;oo@5.s5; Whisky steady; 81 o.. Freghts,
1877, 1000 bushels wheat: $685. 900 bushels corn; g.
600 bushels oats; $4,000 bushels rye; $1,000 bush.
els barley Shipments, 49, 900 barrels -four; 1879
bushels wheat: 10000 bushels corn; $4,000 BUSH
els oats; 5000 bushels rye; $1,000 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Oct. H. The Drovers' Journal re orts
hog receipts 10000; shipments $500; receipts for
the week $4,000; dnll; loo lower: mixed packing
325D3 so; choice heavy 3.60@3 so; light bacon 8 IS
@3: Is. Cattle, receipts 1000; shipments 1000;
dull; weaker; shipping 8 25@4 80; some good left:
butchers steady; l5o@2 go; stocbers quiet and I'M
changed; western quiet but steady. Sheep, receipts
1000; shipments 2,2C0; nominal; one lot Of good
81 o.
BosToN. Oct. 11.-Flour firm; western superdne
81 25@4 IS; common extra 5.tOQ6.OO; Wisconsin
do 5.7506.25; Minnesota do 6 25M7 60: winter
wheats, Ohio and Michigan 625@7 90; Illinois
and Indiana, 6.5O@7 .25 St. Louis 6 75@7.5O; Wis
sconsin and Minnesota patent spring wheats, Z. 90
@8. Is; winter wheat 75Ql8 90. Corn firm; mixed
and yellow 8A@59hc. Oats, firm; No. and extra
white 42Q145c: No. 2 white lO1a@141c; No. 8 white
and No. mixed 37@3sc. Rye 8OM82c
ANTWERP, Oct 11.-Petroeum 1871.
LIVERPOOL, Oct liz Cotton easy;6 1l-16@6 15-16d;
bales: American 400. Cheese, fine American los.
Tallow, fine American 34s Cd.
LONDON Oct. 11.-Tallow, fine American 38s
Cd. Spirits petroleum IS 6d@7s Cd; refined Is lOhd
Spirits turpentine OBS Cd
NEW YORK. Oct 11-Dry goods. there ia
an i'm roved undertone in the cotton goods market
and converters are Grating more freely in some
makes Prints remain quiet in first hands Cling
hams and cotton dress goods sluggish. Clothiers
placing liberal orders for light weight cassimeres,
cheviots and worsted coatings, and prices firm at
slight advance on last years. quotations.