Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-17
LARD,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

hALwACKEE, NOV. lo'-Flour duu ana dnchanged.
Wheat opened firm and 1c higher, and closed arm
November l.i5I; December LIZ; January i.is
and and IN fss
mand; No:2, 32Ac. Rye firm and higher; No. 1, zoe.
Barley dull; No: 2 cash 6s4c. Provisions quiet but
ary. Lard, prime steam, S. 80 cash; Z 90 Janua1y.
Freights, wheat to Buffalo &C., Receipts, 1885 bar
res -four; 81 965 bushels wheat: 49, 100 bushels bar
ley. Shipments 1867 barrels -four; 1879 bushels
wheat; 1855 bushels barley. - -,
CHICAGO, Nov. Is Flour steady. Wheat uI-
set ed; opened strong and higher; c0s:d at inside
HS She1fH Ssppg cash;
uary; No 3 Chicago spring .0bh rejected s7Ac.
Corn unsettled opened strong and higher; closed
at inside prices: 41ac cash; 4oAc December; 400
generally higher; s2A cash; 322sc December; ssc
May; rejected 29c Rye, demand light; 71hc. Bar
ley quiet and firm 79s G Res6 unsettled and
Lard active but lower; se.7o@s. 72h cash; s. e7X@
$40 December; Is. 9b@6.97h ,nuary. Bulk meats
81 10. Frejghts, corn to Buffalo &C. Receipts,
$1,000 barrels -four; $1,000 bushels wheat; l4O 900
bushels corn: $4,000 bushels oats; 41,oc0 bushes
rels -four; $4,000 bushels wheat: 80 coo bushels corn
IS ooa bushels oats; $500 bushels rye; $4,000 bush
CHICAGO, Nov. l5-Hog receipts Is, 900, shipments
5000; excited; 1oc higher Oh heavy and Sc light;
mixed packing .65@s.S7h; light 3.s50DS.75; choice
heavy 8 90@4l0. Cattle, receipts 1000; shipments
1900; good natives scarce active; stock
ers and feeders frmer; 2.3093.30 native butchers
more active and firm cows 1.6O03 90; western and
through Texans firm and more active. Sheep, re-
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Cotton quiet but steady at
l2B@l2Ac; futures unsettled. Flour higher; re-.
ceipts $4,000 barrels; superfne state and western
to choice SIS ~; White shest extra S.7Sos .ss;
nesSis Pstsst psecsss 7:ec@sss %Ss.s weak; re-
graded spring 1.1@131N; No. 3 spring l.27H@
1.so: No: No. 2 Milwaukee 1884; ungraded winter
red 1320l.421iNo. 2 do .42A@11.44; steamer No. 2
1.4l: No. do 1.42@l.43; No. / do 43MD1.44; un-
graded white 3lHQD1.41; No 2 do 8Qll.4O; No.
do, sales 1900 bushels at 1.42h014SA; No. red
airy, sales 1865 600 bushels at 14sA0l.4s. Rye dull
No. western s50S6c Corn active; receipts 81 600
vember sossc bid; December slsSc bid; sl1c asked
Oats active receipts e. O00 bushels mixed western
45a147hc; white western 46A@4sc. Hay active and
%
36@47c. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes 14D17c: job lots
l!QD19c. Sugar quiet; fair to good refining $50
9ei Mo' 'as unch99gea Rice r Petroleum
Sc: Tallow steady at 7ss@7Ac: Rosn dull at Sl.7O@
LIS. Turpentine dull at $1.se@1 .ssH: Eggs dull;
western vest ls@2lAc; PORK quiet; meas gu .OS@l.io.
dies 81 37h: short clear 6.62X. Lard firm; prime
steam $7.3907.35. Butter dull and heavy; western
1603Sc: Cheese steady; Western 8013c. Whisky
nominal at S1.15. Leather active and firm; Hemlock
sole3 Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light middles
and heavy weights 10000. Wool, good demand !;
domestic fleece S6050c; pulled 25Q15Oc; unwashed
12036c. Manufactured copper nominally unchanged {;
Scotch pig 24h@27Ac; American pig 2502Sc Rus
sia sheeting 13Ac. Nails, cut $4,000. 10; clinch
5.1O06.OO. - 7=r,a-.s5. u
BosToN, Nov. 15.-Flour, dull: western super
dne 81 5O05 90; common extra s 2515.75; Wis
consin do 5.7506.52; Minnesota do 6.O0O7 80 {;
winter whests, Ohio and Michigan 6.5OD7.OO ILL
nois and Indiana, 00Q17. 60; st. Louis O0N7.76;
Wisconsin and Minnesota patent spring wheats,
7.b009 90; winter Wheats z .b008.76 Corn steady
mixed and yellow, old 6Sx @65; new 6O063c. Oats,
No. and extra white 471iQD50c :sNo. white 46X
@47c; No. white and No. ni1ed 431l@44hc.
Rye nomnally unchanged.
. LONDON, Nov. 15.-sugar, Centrifugal afloat 25s
Cd: Spirits turpentine 3Os Cd. Refined petroleum
"a 3d67s 41sd.
ANTWERP, Nov. l5.-Petroleum 2OXf.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l5.-Cotton dull; 6X@7d;
sales 600 bales; for speculation and export 1000
bales; American 1890 bales. Lard, American SIS
3D.. - r. s.#
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Cotton goods in very
active demand, and many makes of wide sheeting,
brown bleached and colored cottons, quilts, etc.,
were advanced to-day by agents. Prints in fair re-
quest and very Arm. Dress goods and gtnghams in
steady demand. Wooden goods tn moderate demand
and very firm. Hosiery and underwear doing well
in first hands and prices firm.