Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-09
LARD.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. Flour firm; Wheat opened
| firm and Nc higher and closed unsettled
| No. 1 hard $i.21h No. /, l 2Oh; No. 2, 1.199s.
3, log; No. 1, 9SHo; rejected Sohc. Corn lower
No. 2 new SEC. Oats dull aud lower; No. q, $50.
Rye dull and lower No. l. 74Hc. Barley dull and low
pork quiet at $1l7O cash IL 81 March. Lard, prime
stea,n S7O5 cash; 7.15 March. Live hogs dull and
easier at 81. 1904 40; dressed hogs frner and high
at StSb Eese1Pss 425s oa hpsv h9T5 seo
1896 barrels -four; 2,44O bushels wheat; 4,loi
bushels barley.
CHICAGO. Feb. T. Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled and generally higher: No. Chi
cage spring 1.2l cash; 1.2l%@1. March ;
1.22% April; No Chicago 1.06; rejected SOC. Corn
unsettled and lower: S5hc cash; $3.50 March; aohc
cash and February; 32c April; 36lsc May: Rye
steady Barley dull. Dressed hogs weak; $500
4 80. Pork active but lower; Sl1; 60 cash; IL 70
rates 81. 90 cash; 7.O7h@7.1O March; 7.l7n@7.20
April. Bulk meats quiet and weak; 81. 1905. $50
$50. Whisky steady: SLOT. Receipts, 1000 bar
corn; 10000 bushels oats; 1,6oo bushels rye;
5000 bushels barley Shipments 500 barrels hoyr
81 OCO bushels wheat; 10000 bushels corn; 10000
bushels oats: 2,4OO bushels rye; $500 bushels
barley.
chicago, Feb. Hog receipts 5000; ship
ments 8, 400; quet easier not quoably lower; mixed
packing 4.3oD4 40; light 4.s5144o; choice heavy
44514 G5; closed steady; mostly sold. Cattle, re-
ceipts 1905 shipments 5000; quiet and weak; easier
not quotably lower; shipping 4O001t 80; butchers
2.GOl35.6O; Nebraska Texans 3.9O04.lO; stocker5
and feeders weak; common 2.6C0D3. 25 Sheep, re-
ceipts none, shipments 900; quiet and steady; $50
0l.7O.
NEW YORK. Feb. lection easier at 130131sc;
futures steady. Flour quiet; receipts 700 bar
rels; superhne state and western $4.7595.75;
common to good extra 5.2505.70; good to
choice 5.7517.75; white wheat extra $500 Is;
extra Ohio 5.5O@7.5O; st Leuis 5:4OS7!S; 81. Min
ceIpts 10000 bushels; ungraded spring 81 2901.35
No. spring 1.30; ungraded red 1.37a0l.431s
No. 2 do 1.46A@l47; ungraded white 5sgl,4S;
No. 42h; No. l do, sales 5000 bushels at LA
@1.45: No. 2 red February, sales 48OGO bushels
at 14601.47; March, sales 296 GOO bushels at l49G
1914; April, sales 1871, 600 bushels at 15OG15Oh
May, sales 600 bushels at 1.49 Rye scarce
and nominal at 95c0$1 90. Corn dull and heavy;
receipts $4,000 bushels; ungraded 59hc; No: 8,
A@57c; No. February 59c; March 5s2l056c. Oats
@481ac. Hay firm at 75c. Hops choice steady and
others dull yearlings i7G18c; eastern and western
1e035c: New York State 27040c: Coffee quiet
Sugar steady; fair to good refining 79S07Sc. Mo-
lasses nomnally unchanged. Rice firm. Petroleum
dull; united 9ssc; crude 797Ac; refined g.. Tallow
steady at 1850. ROsin nOminaly UNCHANGED.
Pork duh; old mess quoted at $l2.OO. Beef quiet;
unchanged. Cut meats dull and unsettled; long
clear middles $500; short clear middles 712a
Lard hesvy; prime steam $7.55@76o; Butter quiet;
Whisky nominal at S1.1lG51.2. Leather steady; ;
Hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio drande Light
mid1les and heavy weights 26i529c. WOOL IN good
deluand; domestic fleece 4395Sc; pulled 3O05Sc;
unwashed 18G4Cc. Manufactured copper nomfnally
unchanged; Ingot lake 24@24Ac. Pig iron quiet
but steady; Scotch 32GI35c; American 37AD4oc.
Russia sheetng 1SAc. Nails, cut S5.2505.S5; clinch
6.2516 s..
Boston, Feb. 7.--Flour quiet; western
superfne IS COOS 25; common extra 5.2506.25;
Wisconsin do 6.5O@6 25 Minnesota do 6 OOO7.25;
winter wheats Ohio and Michigan .5007.00; Ili-
nois and Indiana 5GGD7.25; st. Louis 7.0OG17 rs;
Wisconsin and Minnesota patent spring wheat 1000
0 90; winter 7 0908.b0 Corn, dull; mixed and yell
low 6O@63c. Oats steady; No. 1 and extra white
bl054c: No. 2 white 49h@5Oc; No. white and
No mixed 47049c. Rye, CSC.
BOSTON, Feb. Copper stochs-calumet and
Hecla, 244 Copper Falls, II; Franklin, ASH; Pewa-
bic, 66H Quincy, 421a Ridge, 8A.
LONDON, Feb. Sugar, Centrifugal 27s I'D;
Muscovsdo, afioat 23023s Cd. Refined petroleum
6s3Sd.
ANTWERP, Feb. Petroleum 1871.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7.-Cotton hardening: TAO
7Ad: sales 10000 bales; for speculation and
export 1910 bales; American 5000 bales. Beef,
prime mess 81s. Lard, American 33s I'd. Bacon,
long Gear 35s Cd: short clear Bis.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-General market fairly active
and prices very strong. Cotton goods active scarce
and firm. Prints less active but very firm. Cling
hams and dress goods in good request, and leading
makes closely sold mp. Wooden goods in good de-
mand. "Bul etin'' says Atlantic brown sheetings
and Wamsutta aud New York wide sheetings Will be
advanced Monday.