The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-02
ASSOCIATED PRESS REpoRrs.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. 27.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
iss 81; seysaSsS LOS 1eesnee. s:ssk: S a..
11O O IN; no 3 ESQ., No So; rejected nominal
No. 2 S2ho. Rye dull; No. l, ss1sc Barley steady;
ss1io Provisions lower mess pori old ST..
s new "s,5 1ssS Sanns.y - prime steam
s4,2e5 bushels wheat: 2slio bushels barley. Ship.
menta. lS42l barrels nour; 1880 bushels wheat:
oH1oleo, Nov. Flour dull. All kinds of
grain active, but weak and lower; No. q red winter
cember; 1.loA January; lils February; No. 5
oo1n, 90 CASH and Deeemoer: 4ah@axo Jsnu..y:
bes and January: $40 May. Eye SIC. Barley e e1-
esRssi99nsy arm 1oS Pork dull and lower. SIS 90
1870 January. Lard dull, weak and lower, B.b2H@
1855 cash; IS December: GO January. Bulk
meats dun and lower: shoulders 4.65; short ribs
g do clear 49, =: Whisky steady and
wheat; 2ss,oo0 bushels corn; 10000 bushels oats;
1000 bushels rye 40 ooo bushels barley. shipmanta,
busSsls oorn; 7ieo bSsSes oats s6o ba as
ye; 1900 bushels barley.
The Drover's Journal reports hog receipts
dull; closed e@1oc lower large numbers Of stale ON
hand Of the common kind; mixed packing 400
1:e1; light so@4.e6; choice heavy 4.6o05.05.
Cattle, receipts 1890; shipments 14CO: best firm;
others lowec; cars very scarce; exports 6eO06.25
some fine Missouri In market; good to choice chip
ping 4.su@5. 20; common to fair 8.sa04.6O; butch
eEs weak; 24KQe2. 30; stockers steady and active;
breeds s.6ccas 95; Texans 2s60s.l5 Sheep, re-
csipts 200; quiet; common to medium s.5e03 so;
BUFFALO Nov. 27.--wheat inactive and nominal
Corn dull; car lots at 64hc. Oats quiet; 2 cars
mixed western sold at 400 on track Barley active;
1000 bushels sold this week at IS cars Cam
ada; lis cars State
Nzw YoRx, Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet at l2012Mc;
vVRA EVVH hr1k svxaon ,1o~
oeipts $4,000 barrels; exports not reported:
supesaae state md and Western s. 9s045 50; common
st: Louis 6:00@s.76; Minnesota patent process $50
@s.5 Wheat weak; receipts 900 bushels; ex--
ports bushels spring
40; No: > do ]: 2sAdf.2lN; No: i do i.29: red
winter 12o@i;aoh; No; ? white 1.9o@i.2oA ):
No. red IN Noyember, ssles, 1850 bush 81:
bushss at issA@I Is; January sales $500
bushels: exports i7l,oOO bushels; mgrsded 5s@
elho; No: 3, S7N@s7Ao; ste,mer $50; No. ?, soX
oslo adoat, 60406lc In store; low mixed 60c;
yellow 6l@elhc; No. November 61@6lAo: De-
cember elA@6lnc; January 62H@62xo. Oats
g.d Wts
demand fair and market firm at Sl.Oo0lO5. Hops
in good demand; yearings, choice, 16@2so; eastern
and western 18022c; New York State l802Ac
@l4Xc; job lots lOA6i5Ao. sugar in good de.
Dand and strong; fair to good refining quoted ct
Rice steady and in fair demand. Petroleum dull and
l0e asked Tsiiov stsssz i sN@sHe: Hosia duil
at $L46@L461. Eggs firm At 260soc. Pork dull
and nominal mess st sl4. bo@l4.75 Beef quiet and
az 7sk; short clear middles s7n. Lard dun and
lower; prime steam at $4,000 10. Butter firm;
for choice i402sc Cheese duh and weak at l00l2Xc.
heavy weights 2s@8o Wool IN good demand and
firm; domestic aeecs at 4295se; pulled 2o@46c; un
copper In fair demand; new shesthing 96c; Ingot
lake isx0l?o Pig iron quiet but steady; Scotch
iee ont onsS $50
extra medium s. 25@ss5; good $50; choice rs;
dsns fancy So Mnnesots i patent process.
Rye aour quiet; 6.2e@5.s7x. Wheat dun and un.
prompt shipments LIS, free on board: No. red
November l.9lA bid; La asked; December i "a bid.
s,his x iSa a ssisa D Corn af sss ss
old western mixed 6in @6so; new rejected 66057e
Bos1oN. Nov. 27.-Flour firm; western supernne
e1trs 4.7s6s:75; Miznesots sSoas.6o: winter
wheats, Ohio and Michigan 6.62K06O0; IN
diana 6.75; st. Louis and Illinois e.oo07 90: spring
Corn Arm; mixed and yellow ee@ssc; high mixed
67067Nc Oats Arm; No. and extra white
5O@5sc; No. 2 white 4O042c; No. White and
No. mixed 46147Hc. Rye l0s0l.O7.
WILMINaToE, Nov. 27.-Spirits turpentine firm,
43c. Iss7 ~
LONDON. Nov. 27--Renned petroleum So lido
So 3d. Linseed oil 26s026s Sd.
east Malls and slow Politics."
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-The new fast mail
train between Boston and New Orleans
placed the New York morning newspapers