Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 11.-Flour stronger Wheat
opened firm !, and 70 higher, and closed excited;
October 112H November S i14 DECEMBER a9a e iis1
No. 8, l:O6h; No. 4, $50; rejected $50. Corn
quiet and q shade hrmer; No. 2, ss@ssAo. Oats
No. l, $50. Barley opened weak; No. 2 &C., and
closed firm at 68Ac. Provisions quiet and firm /;
mess pork quiet at $lo.25 cash. Lard, prime
Receipts, s647 barrels -four; 1874 7s5 bushels wheat.
Shipments 8,611 barrels flour: 172,245 bushels
wheat; 48,680 bushels barley.
10 9-l6c; futures steady. Flour quiet; receipts
10, 600 barrels superfne state and western $4,000
$40; common to coed extra 5.4O@6 90; good to
ira Ohio .75@7 .25; st. Louis 5yOO@7 rs; Mime
sofa patent process 6.6o@s.s5 Wheat unsettled and
feyersh; receipts 48l, 900 bushels ungraded spring
angssdsd 8atsf l; red 81 M.
90, a;3s9l .s6A No. do 1854 mixed winter SO
@i;s7: ungEaded amber 1.se@l.ssh No. do
Nc; 90 ase% No. d9 sales bushels ct
els at 1:se@l:s8H; November sales 10000 bushels
ley quiet and arm. Malt quiet and unchanged h; i
Corn, firm; receipts $4,000 bushels; ungraded Sc;
5sHe No. Mhe sac October jb Se 3D. sS!
ssked; November 56ho bid; 56Ao asked; Decem-
be Der c $50 bid 67Ae asked Oats steady receipts
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes 1s@i6Xc; job lots 800
1so; Sugar strong; fair to good refining eX@7hc.
united ssxe; crude sH@7Hc; refined 7%o. T Ess
firm at 6A@6 slice. Rosin quiet and firm; 14O@
l:45 TTrpentne quiet at 81 By Eggs dull: west
Ayres and Rio Grande light middles and heavy
weights 29@26c. Wool in fair demand; domestic
fleece s4S pulled 22@4o unweshed 1885,
Beef quiet Gut meats unchanged. Lara quiet;
pnme steam $3.50. Butter nominally unchanged.
Cheese heavy; western 71t@1OAc. Whisky 81 IL
bid; liz asked. Copper firm; new sheathing CSC;
1ngot lake 21N@21Ac: Pig iron quiet and firm
Scotch pig 28@31c; American 27@31c. Russia
sheeting 1870. Nails, cut $s.6O@s Is; clinch s. 10
CHICAGO. Oct. l1.-Flour in good demand at full
prices. Wheat strong and higher; closing excited !;
No: Chicago spring $l.16h@l.17; No. 2 Chicago
sales :isx@i.l4H November; No: oe Chicago
LOB; rejected SIC. Corn active, firm and higher
$3.50 cash and November; sex@seXo Year; $50
fsFy active and shade :c sso cash. CAST as%o
November. Rye active, firm and higher; zoe. Bar
ley steady and unchanged; 7so. Pork in fair de-
%.aS ooSSsr fs ss$S cash: S
sstss sl@s ~ CASH: s.es@ss7% .nS aoVeb ss;
81 oo@s oo@5.85 WHISKY steady; $iS7. f Treehts'
corn to Buffalo &c. Receipts, $500 barrels -four
49,, 900 bushels wheat; 265,0OO bushels corn; g.
els barley. Shipments, 1900 barrels oSr 1sseoo
bushels wheat: 100000 bushels corn; $4,000 bush
els oats; 5000 bushels rye; 900 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Dot. H. The Drovers' journal reports
hog receipts $4,000; shipments $500; receipts for
the week ls8, 900; dnll; 1oc lower: mixed packing
s. 25@3 so; choice heavy 3.60@3. 9O light bacon IS
@3: 75 Cattle, receipts 1000; shipments LOGO;
dull; weaker; shipping 25@4 80; some good left;
butchers steady 5000 so; stockers quiet and un-
changed; western quiet but steady. Sheep, receipts
1000; shipments 2.2oo; nominal; one lot Of good
$4.25.
BOSTON, Oct u.-Flour firm; western superfne
81 .25@4. rs; common extra 100000; Wisconsin
do b.7606.25; Minnesota do 625@7 90; winter
wheats, Ohio and Michigan 6.2507 CO.,; Illinois
and Indiana 6.5O@7 rs; st. Louis 6. 7507.5O; Wis
sconsn and Minnesota patent spring wheats, ZOO
as. 25: winter wheat 6.7b08 90. Corn firm; mixed
and yellow 68A@59hc. Oats, firm; No. and extra
white 42045c; No. white 4O11041c; No. 3 white
and No. mixed 37@38c. Rye 8O082c.
ANTWERP, Oct 11.-2etroleum 1871.
LIVERPOOL, Oct ILL., Cotton easy; 11-16@6 15-16d;
sales 5000 bales; for speculation and export 1000
bales: American 3,400. Cheese, fine American SOS.
TalloW, fine American 3s Cd.
LONDON Oct. 11.-Talow, fine American 38s
Cd. Spirits petroleum IS 6d@7s Cd; refined rs 1OHd
Spirits turpentine 23s Cd.
NEW York, Oct. u.-Dry goods, there is
an improved undertone in the cotton goods market
and converters are operating 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 coatngs, and prices firm at
slight advance on last years. quotations.