Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, March l3-Flour quiet. Wheat
opened firm and closed easier; No. bard S1.2la
1.19li May i.22A; No. s, l.OSa: No. 4, 1.03; re-
iected Shc. Corn frmer; No. 2, 37Bc. Oats quiet
No. 2, ,3c. Rye quiet; No. 1, 73c. Barley fairly
sctive and steady, and higher NO. =; oyc. Pr1
Lard, rime steam, steady S7.15 cash; 7l7h April
Hogs fmer; dressed hogs quietat 4.7tG4 So he
ceipts, 5000 barrels flour; 1900 bushels wheat
Jus barley. Shipments, GOO barrels Hour
ls,OOOoushels wheat; 500 bushels barley
CH1Aao. March Is : Flour steady. Wheat unset
tied nd generally lower: No. Chicago spring
81 2SiGl.2sh cash; 22a april i;2Ss NAY ea NO
Corn fairly active and shade higher fresh 3S14
regulr 361sc cash; S6sac April; 4Ohc bid Iay:
rejeced SEC. Oats ia ry active and shade higher;
freshSSH C; regular 31ac cash and April; 35M May.
Rye Iteady and unchanged. Barley steady and
unchnged. Pork steady and in fair demand; ST. I'D
cash II. 45@11.47n April; II .57h oil so May Lard
fairl, active and shade higher: S7.l2h97.16 cash
7l517 nv bid April: 7.25@7.271s May. Bulk
meat stronger; S4.OO@6 GOES 80. Whisky active
and rm; SI.06. Receipts, 1000 barrels hour; 49,
COO bushels wheat; g. 800 bushels corn; $4,000 BUSH
els ats; 1900 bushels rye; 5000 bushels barley.
Shipments, 1000 barrels flour; $4,000 bushels wheat
149 90 bushels corn; 600 bushels OATS 3oOO push-
els We; 10000 bushels barley. .-
hog receipts 10000; shipments 1900; good moder-
atef active others neglected; mixed packing 4.2oD
AZ light 4.4OG4.45; choice heavy 4.5004 ~. Cat
receipts 1900; shipments So; a aSaG Thnrs
day 3.9O@I515; butchers steady; oxen 3.5oD4:eo;
COWS 2OO@3.9O; bulls 2.OO03. 80. Sheep. receipts
5O. shipments 1900; quiet and unchanged; S4.750
SD.
Kew YORK, March l3.-Cotton quiet at 13l40
1880; futures firm. Flour quiet, without any de-
cided change. Wheat receipts $4,000 bushels un-
gr.ded spring S1.44; No. spring Sl.34QDl54A !;
uwraded 1 42Gl.46; No. do 1.49gl 49Hs un-
grded white LA; No. white 1.43nDl.44Ha No.
do sales $4,000 bushels at 1.45H OIL 46h NO. RED
March, sales 10000 bushels at a4sagi'o ;, Ap aas
Sc,,OO bushelsst 14561.46. Rye quiet. Corn dun
and weak; receipts $1,000 bushels; ungraded 6gh9
6lc: No. 8, 59A@60c. Oats dull; receipts Se,ooo
bushels mixed western 470l47Hc; white western At
@4,hc hay active and firm. Hops nominally un 1-
changed. Coffee quiet and steady; Rio cargoes 131
@1Sc; job lots 1SA@1714c. Sugar in good de-
quet and firm. Rice, steady aud in fair demand.
Petroleum dull and nominal; united S7NHc; crude
61s17Ac; refined 7H@7Ac. Tallow steady and
unchanged. Rosin nominally unchanged Turpen-
H613hc Leather in fair aemand; hemlock sole,
Buenos Ayres Rio Grande, light middlng and heavy
Weights, 25@27c. Wool active and firm; domesuc
fleece 42@6Oc: pulled 33G62c; uuwashed 3O142c;
sL so. Beef steady and unchanged. Cut
meats quiet and firm: long clear mid
dies S7.S2h; short clear middies ! S1as. Lard, Lard,
demand active prime steam S7.67h OTTO: Butter
frmer: western 15l30c. Cheese dull; western llO
17c Whisky nominal at Sl.l0. Manufactured cop
per quiet and steady sheathing SIC; Ingot lake
23IQL4c Zig iron uul, OcOtcu olV1otC, f,u.oAiSai
s6@4Ce Russia sheeting 13]4c. Nails, cut $500
$40; dinch S007.9O.
Bosom, March 13-Elour steady: western
tuperfne IS 00GS5 Is; common extra 5.5OD625;
Wisconsin do 5.5O@6 90; Minnesota do 5OGZ25;
winter wheats, Ohio and Michigan 6 -25@675: ILL.,
nos and Indiana 6.50@7.00; st. Louis 6.7597 so;
Wisconsin and Minnesota patent spring wheat 1000
so; winter 7.oo1s.5O Corn in fair demand; mixed
and Yellow 60162c. Oats, No.. and extra white
5lG5f: No. 2 white 4sG49hc: No. mixed
and 70. white 47@48c. Rye 92G93c.
BOTTOM, March 13.-Copper stocks-Calunet and
Hecls 24s Copper Falls, 1873: Franklin, %: Pc
wabiG 61h Quincy, 3Sh Ridge, 75a Madison g.
ANTWERP, March 13.-Petroleum 1885 @18hf.
LIVERPOOL. March 13.-Cotton dull; 72s@
lid; sales 5000 bales; for speculation
and export none: American 1900 bales. Beef,
prime mess 75s. Lard. American S9s Cd. Bacon,
shot clear SIS.
INV YORK. March 13.-Dry goods: Cotton
goods in steady demand and firm, with upward
tendency Lewiston tickings advanced. Prints in
fairrequest. Hamilton prints advanced to SC. Wide
prints, lawns, piques and ginghams active and firm.
Agents making large deliveries Of mems wear WOOL
enson account Of back orders. Worsted coat ngs
in food demand. Foreign goods moving steadily.