Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE March l2.-Flour Arm. Wheat
opened firm and closed firm and higher; No. hard
1l9a; May 1913; No. $, 1.O71a: No. :, LOS; re-
jeoted a4c. Corn frmer; No. 2, 37hc. Oats steady
No. ?, $50. Rye dull and lower; No. 1, $50. Barley
and No. Anr
steam 37.1O cash; 725 April. Live hogs higher at
$4.2O04.4O; dressed hogs steady at $500! IS. Re-
Ceipss, 1000 barrels flour; $4,000 bushels wheat
5000 bushels barley. Shipments, 1000 barrels -four;
5000 bushels wheat; 800 bushels barley
OH1oAao March 12.-Flour nominally unchanged
western spring SIS: 0007 so; Minnesota tO@6S0
higher; active; No. Chicago spring 81 % cash
AK April; sales 1.2l9S@1. 23 April; 122b bid May
No. 8 Chicago spring Lofty rejected
375sc cash: s6K April; 4OA4c bid Hay. Oats dul
and unchanged: 81 &C cash: 35l4035&c May. Rye
steady and unchanged. Barley steady and un-
@l1.45 cash; 1l.42h@l1.45 April; II 60 May: Lard
dull and dropping: $40 cash; 7.l2Is bid April
7.22h@7.25 May. Bulk meats steady and firm.
saadx STEADY tea sna @
barrels -FOUR $4,000 bushels wheat; 224, 600 BUSH
els corn: 1900 bushels oats; 1890 bushels rye;
5OO bushels barley sh pments 1000 barrels -four ar
bushels oats; 41GO bushels rye; Il, 600 bushels bar
ley.
Closing prices-wheat higher; $l.es April; :2sS
Oats stronger; advanced &c. PORK, demand active
and prices advanced; SI1 so bid April; l1.65 May
Lard stronger; advanced 2kc.
CHICAGO, March 12.-The Drovers' Journal reports
hog receipts 5000; shipments 1850; opened easy
6O10c higher; closing easier; not all Sold on &C
count Of late trains; mixed packing 4.2004 As /,
cepts $500; shipments 80 0; slow but unchanged
shipping S.9005.40; butchers strong and scarce
2.2O03. 3d. oxen 3.O004OO; COWS 4.509525; stockers
and feeders 3.OO@t.00. Sheep, receipts 15O0; ship
ments 400; quality good; common stock quiet and
weak; sales $54O06.50.
NEW YoRx, March l2.-Cotton quiet at 1870
1880; futures quiet. Flour firm; receipts 10000
barrels; superfne state and western $4sO05.3O
common to good extra 30O5 .65; good to choice
5.7OOS.OO; white wheat extra 5S506.50; extra Ohio
5.7507.5O; 81. Louis 5.bO@s.OO; Minnesota patent
bushels; Ne. 8 spring Sl.34 No. 2 Chicago 1.41 :;
red 1.41@1 46; No. 8 red Kansas 40; No. red
1.48h011 so; ungraded white LAP; No. do, sales
hnass az At 70 ARE req saas se
bushels at 1.46A01.48; May, sales $4,000 bushels
at 1.44H01 As. Rye dull. Corn moderately active;
Es9sits bushels 6shsS No
No. 2 March 57A@5sc; April 54ss@54%c; May
$50. Oats dull; receipts $4,000 bushels; mixed
western 47@4Sc; white western 48050c Hay quiet
and unchanged. Hops nominally unchanged. Cof-
fee quiet and unchanged; Rio cargoes 1S2i016Ac;
job lots 1SA@17Ac. Sugar strong; fair to good
refining 75s@7Sc. Molasses, demand fair and mar
mand; Carolina 6A@7l4c. Petroleum dull; united
9lAc: crude 6k@74c; refined 75s@7Ac. Tallow
quiet but steady at 63s@61ac. Rosin quiet and I'M
changed. Iurp6Qun6 STEADY at Sl .0UODt.ol. Eggs
dull; western 11@1sAc Fork dull; old mess
S11.62A; new II. 81. Beef weak; extra mess 11.000
11.5O Out meats steady: western long clear middes
$7.12H; short Clear middles T.37A. Lard dull
and lower; prime steam $7.6067.67H. Butter quiet
and firm; western 15G28c. Cheese steady; western
110114Nc. Whisky nominal at S1.10.
BOSTON, March 12.-Flour quiet; western
euperfne IS COOS Is; common extra 65046.25;
Wisconsin do 5.5O@6 90; Minnesota do 500725;
winter wheats, Ohio and Michigan .25@6.75; ILL.,
nois and Indiana 6.bO070O; st. Louis 6.75@7 so;
Wisconsin and Minnesota patent spring wheat 1000
$50; winter Z. OO@s.50. Corn in fair demand mixed
and yellow 6GG62c. Oats, No. and extra white
5lQ54c: No. 2 white 49049Hc; No. mixed
and No. white 4764Sc. Rye 9O092c.
BOSTON, March IL Cooper stocks-Calumet and
Heca, 248 Copper Falls, 12A; Franklin, %; Pc
wabc, 6lh Quincy, So; Ridge, IA Madison 8.
LONDON, March 12.-Refned petroleum Is.
Spirits turpentine 43s Cd.
ANTWERP, March 12-Petroeum 1877
LIVERPOOL, March 12.-Cotton dull; 7S@
7-16d; sales 5000 bales; for speculation
and export 1000 bales; American $500 bales.
Breadstuffs small business, at lower prices; Caifor
mia white wheat average los 7d01ls I'd; do
club lis 1d@l1s I'd; red western spring los 5dD
lis; red winter 11sG11s Sd. Corn, new western
mixed IS 9Hd. Peas, Canadian 6s lid Lard,
American 39s Sd. Bacon, short clear 37s cd. Re-
ceipts for the past three days 242,00O quarters;
American 2O7, 900 quarers. Yarns and fabrics at
Manchester quiet and steady.
NEW YORK, March 12.-Dry goods: Business
active with jobbers and fair with commission houses.
Cotton goods In steady demand and additional
makes of brown and beached cottons advanced.
American bags advanced Nc Prints in fair
demand and firm. Gnghams act We and in light
and very firm. Foreign goods fairly active.