Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Jan 6.-Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat opened firm and 7sc lower, and closed weak;
airy 1.27; February 1.2sS; March 1.29K; No. g.,
1.1214 No. 4, 1.05H; rejected CSC. Corn nomnally
unchanged; No. 2, 40c. Oats dull and lower; No. 2,
s4e: Rye active but weak No. l. 7sc Barley &C.
pork dull at $1s.s5 cash; ID 80 February. Lard,
prime steam, S7.45 cash; 7.60 February. Live hogs
dull at 81 2504bO; dressed hogs dull and cas- er at
S5,OO0512H. Receipts, 9,213 barrels flour; 6,756
bushels wheat; 6,212 bushels barley. Shipments.
1885 barrels our 6646 bushels wheat; SITS BUSH
els barley.
Wheat unsettled: lower; almost panicky: No. red
winter slips; No. Chicago spring 1.28h @1.282i
cash; 1.2sA January; 1.29H February; 1.3OA bid
March; No: 8 Chicago lis; rejected SIC. Corn in
airy; 451s@45Ac May; rejected 36c. Oats dull and
lower: 341sc cash; 34Ac January; 34hc bid Febru-
airy; 39Ac May. Rye dull and shade lower; s0c.
choice 2.6502 70. Dressed hogs S5.15@5.25. Pork
active but lower; unsettled; $3.50 cash; Is .42h
February; 1924 March; 1924 April. Lard un-
February: 7s7N@7.7O March. Bulk meats steady
S4.4O06 .75O6. 85. Whisky steady; $1.1O Receipts
5000 barrels -four; $4,000 bushels wheat; 800
bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats; 400 bushels
rye 1900 bushels barley Shipments, $500 barrels
flour; $4,000 bushels wheat: 104, 400 bushels corn
$4,000 bushels oats; 5000 bushels rye; $500 BUSH
els barley.
Closing prices-wheat active but lower; 81. 28al
Corn unsettled and lower; sage January; 4oc Feb
ruary; 45c bid May. Oats easier; declined no.
March. Lard, 7.eo asked February. ~
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Hog receipts 14,000; ship
ments 1,SG0; weather soft and warm: many packers
doing nothing on account Of ofsl; mixed packing IN
Cattle, receipts 0000 shipments 500; choice 1900
$50; medium shipping 2504.50; common to fair
firm; 3.6004.10; butchers tame and steady; 1000
60; feeders and stockers good supply; unchanged.
Sheep receipts 1900; extra good fair demand; COM
mon steady; 1905 25.
NEW York, Jan. 6.-Cotton irregular at 12X@113c;
futures steady. Flour dull aud ower receipts 600
barrels superfne state and western $5.35057O;
common to good extra 5.25O6.25; good to choice
6.3O16.50; white wheat extra 65007.00; extra Ohio
6.1O07.75; st. Louis 6.1b@8 80; Minnesota patent
process .2509.O0. Wheat unsettled and lower; re-
ceipts 81 600 bushels; ungraded spring $1.45h; I'M
graded winter red 1901 80; No. do 1 40; No. 2
dc l.53K01.54H; mixed winter Lao; No. amber
1.53 bid; ungraded white 1.47h@1 so; No. do
1.48z@1.49; No. do, sales 1000 bushels at 1.57D
1 .57H; No. red January. sales $4,000 bushels at
February, GALES 354 900 bushels at SAX
@1.57H; March, sales g. 600 bushels at 1901 g..
Rye dull Corn heavy; receipts ia. 900 bushels; un-
59hc; No: 2. GOV @slAc; steamer white &C;
s ssSe; March soHo. oats dui receipts 1900
bushels; mixed western 4S14sHc; white western 40
@52c. hay firm at 7O075c Hops dull. Coffee
quiet. Sugar stronger fair to good refining 7A@sc.
Molasses firm; New Orleans quotedat 4O050c. Rice
steady. Petroleum dull; united $l.131s crude
1 O711501.OsA; refined 1854. Tallow quiet and firm
at61c. Rosn stronger at 81 .6O01.65. Turpentne
frmer at $l.48. Eggs lower; western 1402Oc. Pork
firm; mess S12.75D13 90. Beef unchanged. Cut
meats dull; western long clear middles $7.37h 4;
short clear n iddles 7.62h. Lard steady: prime
steam $7.7OQ7.8O. Butter nominal. Cheese western
8013c. Whisky $1.10N1.12.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-Refned petroleum 6s AID.
ANTWERP, Jan. 6-Petroleum 20f.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 6.-Cotton firm; 1-16G7 3-16d
sales Il 600 bales for speculation and export 1900
bales; American 1000 bales. Breadstuffs small
business, at lower prices. California white wheat
average los 8d@11s I'd; do club lis 5d@l1s 10d; red
western spring No. to los 2d111s Id; do winter
11s011s Cd. Corn, new western mixed IS 7Ad. Lard,
American 39s. Tallow 37s Wheat receipts for the
past three days l41 900 quarters; American 100 900
quarters. Yarns and fabrics firm.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Cottons quiet but stocks
light and prices firm. Fancy and shirtrng prints in
better demand, but dark prints quiet. Ginghams
and dress goods firm, quiet and steady. Wooden
goods In limited request but prices strong, with an
upward tendency. Foreign goods quiet, but staple
makes firm