Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-11

Pork active. firm and higher; $11.450l1.6O cash
| II .47h00l1.5O April; l1.62h @i1.66 May. Lart
| in good demand and shade higher; $7G607.07H
cash; 7.lO07. 12,z April; 7.2C@7 22H May. Bull
meats irregular 81 G0G6 6O06. 10. Whisky dull ant
lower; $l.06. Timothy seed steady and firm: 8 81
@2.62. Flax seed S..67. Dressed hogs dull and
nomina Receipts 10000 barrels hour; $500
bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn; $4,000 bushe
oats; $500 bushels rye; 10000 barley. Shipments
1000 barrels flour; $4,000 bushels wheat; 264,OO'
bushels corn 49, 600 bushels oats; 14OO bushels rye
Closing prioss-Wheat active and shade higher
Sl.19z April: 12Oas May. Corn in good demand
and shade higher; advanced lsc. Oats nominally
unchanged. Pork advanced 2hc. Lard stronger
advanced 2xc.
CHICAGO. March lO.-The Drovers' Journal reports
hog receipts 10000; shipments 5000; active; full,
50lOc higher on oil grades; mixed packing 4.l6a
4.S5; light 4.2cGI4.35; choice heavy 4.4OG4 IS
quality poor but all sold. Cattle, receipts 1900
shipments 30 o: feeling strong; prices IGc higher
exports and choice in liberal supply and good de-
maud; 4.OC@5.S5; butchers 0O0s.O0; chief!
2.5CQ13 80: stockers and feeders all sold CLOSED
| steady and firm. Sheep, receipts 1000; strong
5.2506.O0; lambs $50.
NEW YORK. March lO.-Cotton dull at 1874 @13Ac
futures weak. Flour dull and lower receipts $500
barrels; superane state aud western $4.6005.l0
common to good extra zoos 65; good to choice
57O08.OO; white wheat extra 5.s506.sO; extra Ohio
57507.50; ST. Louis 5.50DSOO; Minnesota patent
process OG08.75. Wheat unsettled; receipts SO, DOC
bushels; u graded spring S1:4s; ungraded winter
ungraded white 140@l.40h; No. do 1.41hG.1. Al
No. do, sales $4,000 bushels at 1.42014S; No. 9
red March, sales 1876, 600 bushels at 1.44411.45as
April, sales z2S,OOO bushels st 1.Al401.A6; May,
sales 49,, GOO bushels st 142H11 "A. Rye dull. Corn
steady; receipts 1000 bushels; ungraded 69M06lc
No. 3, 59hc; steamer 6OG6O1ac; no. 2 new Gle; dc
old 6l14c; No March SIC; April 641s054l4c; May
52lc Oats heavy; receipts $4,000 bushels; mixed
western 47A@4sAc; white western 41h0A9c. Hay
steady and unchanged. Hops quiet and unchanged.
Coffee dull and unchanged: Sugar quiet and steady;
Rice in fair demand. Petroleum dull; united S6Ac;
crude 61a07Sc; refined 7Ac asked. Tallow quiet
but steady at 67s@6Hc. Rosin nominally unchanged
Eggs nomin lily unchanged: western 1l@1Shc. Pork
dull: old mess SI1.6GO 1924; new u 371l@12. so.
Beef steady and unchanged. Cut meats quiet and
unchanged: western long clear mlddies 81 a2A
prime steam, old $752h; new 7.609765. Butter
dull; western 1502Sc. Cheese steady; western ITO
14hc. Whisky steady at S1.10. Leather steady !;
middles and heavy weights 25027c. Wool, domestic
fleece 4S06Oc pulled 33062c; unwashed 1920;
Texas 2l@aoc. Manufactured copper quiet; new
Scotch 3l@34c; American 3s0o4oc. Russis sheeting
13Ac. Nails. cut S53G95.4o: clinch 67516 90.
Boston, March 1O.-Flour steady western
1 Wisconsin DO sss Is; Minnesota do oSg2aS
winter wheats, Ohio and Michigan 65O@7.O0; ILL.,
nois and Indiana 6.25@7.25; St. Louis 7.OO@7. IS;
Wisconsin and Minnesota patent spring wheat LOGO
9 90; winter 7.Oo@s.5O. Corn in fair demand mixed
5la5sc: No. 2 white 4S@4skc: No. . mixed
and No. white 4T148c. Rye dull and un-
changed
BOSTON, March 10.-Copper stocks-Caiumet and
Hecla, 249ls; Copper Falls, 10: Franklin, %; Pc
wabic, 62hs Quincy, 80; Ridge, 7A Madison 8.
LONDON, March 1O.-Refned petroleum 6s 10hd.
Spirits tlrpentine 42s@42s Cd.
ANTWERP, March 1O-Petroleum 1877.
LIVERPOOL, March lo.-Cotton easier; 7-l6
07Hd; sales 5000 bales; for speculation
and export 1000 bales: American 1850 bales.
Beet, prime mess It's. Lard, American 39s Cd.
Cheese, fine American 70s. Spirits turpentine Ais
NEW YORK, March 1O.-Dry goods business fairly
active and prices firm all kinds of goods. Cotton
goods in steady demand, and several makes Of four
yard brown sheetings advanced &c. Prints In
steady request aud very firm. Manchester and ORR
entail fancy prints are advanced. Ginghams, lawns
and dress goods continue active. Mems wear WOOL
ems in steady demand and firm.