Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-28

oats: 10000 bushels rye; 4l.ooO bushels barley.
Shipments, $4,000 barrels honr; s2,UD bushels
wheat: 3sS,0UO bushels corn; S4.O,O bushels oats;
$50 nnshels rye; 46 600 bushels barley.
Closing prices-Wheat easier; Sl.l6 November:
1.lsh December. Corn, heavy; 42Mc October and
November; 4cc December; 43Mc yay. Oats, dull
and lower; declined &c. Pork, dull and lowec:;
$40 66 asked November; lO.87La January. Lard,
heavy; &6.62h November; 60 January.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The Drovers' Journal reports
hog receipts rs 600; sh1'nents $3.50; active excited
at 81. 60Ql3a5: some sold at 400: choice heavy $50
a. 05; clos strong; all Id Cattle. re- eipts nO:
fan $3.aS: closed strong; medium to fair 5@
$40; butchers cows, MOS on; bulls S.0003.t0:
rough steers 3oc@3.su; feeders aud stockers s.2';
western and through Texans 3.GOO8.50. Sheep,
receipts 1,400; shipments 14n; slow. London mar
kets reported weak: I'D lower per stone on cattle.
N.w York. Oct. 27:-Cotton quiet at llN@llHc;
res; superhne state aud western $5"0Q $50; COM
mo- to good extra 5.65@6 II; good to choice 100
ITS: white wheat extra 6.n0O6 so; extra Ohio 81
al Is: st. Louis 6.ON18 OO Minnesota patent pro-
cess 7.a5@s.75 Wheat unsettled and lower; receipts
5000" bushels; ungraded spring 81 35 No. 2spring
J.. s; ungraded winter red .3'lDi.45; No do l.3a;
@1.t4: ungraded amber I.s7@' 80; No. do l ~
OLA; nngraded white 1891 AZ; No. 2 do la:
No. do, sales 36.0H, bushels at l.46A: No. 2 red
Move Der, sales 27G.O q bushels at l.4sDi 46A De-
cember, sales So 1000 bushels at l47@l.sl; Janu-
ary, sales $4,000 bushels at l.sNl 51A. Rye quiet
No. western eoc Corn firm; receipts 81, 900 bush
4,
6s@s5Ac: low mixed 64c; yellow western Csc; No. 2
October 6lhc bid; &c asked: November 6lAc: Do
cember 61A@63Ac. Oats heavy; receipts 80,00u
bushels; mixed western 4l@42c; white western 40
44c. Hay, demand fair aud firm. Hops, good de-
mand yearngs 7Ml8c; eastern and western 30I32c;
New York State :0@37c. Coffee quiet ;oRio cargoes
l4AGDlsc: job lots l4A@19%c. Sugar, demand ac-
tive; fair to good refining 7I07Ac Molasses quiet
Rice steady. Petroleum dull: united 8 $1,000: crude
HHM7Hc; refined TIC. Tallow active and firm at
71s@7Ac. Rosn firm at S.65 al u. Turpentine
higher at 81 ~. Eggs firm; western 17620c. Pork
unsettled; mess $1275. Beef strong. Cut meats,
western long clear middles, January $3.50; Decem.
Der 5.75. Lard more active; prime steam $3.50
742n. Butter firm; western 1903 c. Cheese, west
ern 80l3c Whisky, Sl.l5.
B"sToN, Oct. 27-Flour quiet; western superhne,
$5.25@5 rs: common extra 6.0O@6.EO: Wiscon-
ain do 6.25@7O0; Minnesota do 675GL7 so: will
ter wheats, Ohio and Michigan 7.On0D7.5O; Illinois
aud Indiana, 7.O0007 rs; St. Louis 700Ds.uO;
Wisconsin, and Minnesota patent spring wheats,
quiet; mixed and yellow 6sx D7oo Cats, steady;
NO. l and extra white 1905 G.; No. white 47@4sc;
No. mixed and white 4a146c. Rye, 93@9sc.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-Rehned petroleum tots lid.
Linseed oil 29s. Tnrpentine 28s 6d@29s.
ANTWERP, Oct. 27.-Tetroleum l9hf.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Election firm; 7N@7Ad;
sales 1000 bales: for speculation and export 2.M
SIS. Prime mess pork 54s. Lard, American, 3ss Cd
Cheese, fine American, a9s Cd Iinseed oil, 29s Sd.
Common rosin, 5s05s I'd Turt entne, 29s
New YORK. Oct. 27.-The cotton goods market
continues a"tive and .xcted, and many makes of
brown. blea he'd and lored cottons further ad
vanced. Prints in better demand and very firm.
Dress goods in fair request Clothiers are pac-
chaviots and worsted coatings. Foreign goods are
sluggish.