Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, March 5.-Fiour qniet and nominsl
Wheat opened unsettled and &c lower, and closed
demoralized; No. hard sl.23X; No. /, 1.2Oh; No.
2, 1.17G; March l.l7h; April 1sla; May 1.22A /;
No. 8, LOT; No. 4, 90; rejected soc. Corn quiet
Rye steady: 70. i, 75c. Barley quiet; No. 2, 6OAc
Provisions weak and quiet; mess pork dull at 81. 80
cash; il70 April. Lard, prime steam $40 cash 720
April Live hogs quiet and unchanged at $4,000
435; dressed hogs nominaly unchanged at 4.8O.
Receipts, S,207 barrels flour; ~, 465 bushels wheat
945O bushels barley. Shipments, 5,s66 barrels -four
1884 bushels wheat; II, 45D bushels barley
CHICAGO, March 6. Flour nominally unchanged.
Wheat dull, weak aud lower; No. Chicago spring
227s al .22si cash and April: 122A I.221, May
No Chicago spring LOS. Corn dull and prices
shade lower; $3.50 cash. 364c April; 40ss C ay re-
jected 3'c. Oats quiet aud steady; 3lAc cash and
April; 35Hc d May. Rye steady and unchanged.
Barley steady and unchanged. Pork dull, weak and
lower; S1l.6CG1ll62M cash; IL 65111.67h April !:
IL 'iQIl1.S2A bid May. Lard dull and q shade
lower; S7.1017.12H cash; 7l517 .17h April; 7 as
bid May. Bulk meats quiet and weak; 50. l6666.GO
Receipts, a,000 barrels -four; 10000 bushels wheat
2Ol, 400 bushels corn; 1900 bushels oats; $500
bushels rye: 1900 bushels barley Shipments 1900
barrels -four; $1,000 bushels whea, 2O4 500 bush
els corn; $500 bushels oats; 800 bushels rye
$500 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, March 6.-The Drovers' journal reports
hog receipts 10000; shipments 5000; dull: fully
1Oc lower; mixed packing 4.25Qt4 30; choice heavy
4.35Q14 65 come sold higher. Cattle, receipts 200:
shipments 81 D; 'ctive and stronger; shipping 800
65.171s; chiefly 4.2504.70; butchers moderate sup
ply; firm cews 20l13.80; bulls and mixed 2 OO0
4. 90; fed Texans 4OO4 80; stockers and feed
ers fairly active, steady aud firm 30OdD400 Sheep,
receipts nominal; shipments 600; steady; fair de-
mand; unchanged.
NEW YORK, March G.-Cotton steady at 13h1
1870; futures firm. Flour dull weak and lower re-
ceipts l1,nOO barrels; superfine stats aud western
$4.90l5.25: common to good extra 1905. IS; good
to choice 5.90G8.OO; white wheat extra 5.85ll650;
extra Ohio 5.75lI750; s.. Louis 65lJ8.00; Mime
sofa patent process 001s.75. Wheat dull and lower;
receipts 81 900 bushels ungraded spring Sl.4l mn
graded winter red 1.42R OLA; No. do Las I'm
store; 1 460Il Al afoat; ungraded white 40 In
store; No do, sales $1,000 bushels at l4315 D144h
No. red March, sales l36, 600 bushels at l.45AM
LICK; April, sales 100000 bushels at l.4601 AS:
May, sales 1000 bushels ST 1.442l01 4s Rye dull.
Corn steady; receipts 72O00 bushels; ungraded 58H
G60Kc; Nos, 58Hc; steamer h9hc: No March
56l4c: April 54Ac: May 53c Oats, demand active;
receipts 1900 bushels; mixed western 4g5l5OSc:
white western 49G552c. Hay quiet steady at 7OlL75c
hops dnii ana unchanged. Coffee quiet and
changed. Sugar, demand fair aud market firm; fair
to good refining 75sGsc. Molasses firm. Rice quiet
and unchanged. Petroleum dull: united 9Oc; crude
66HY1sc; refined &c. Talow stesdy at 6A@6hc.
hosln steady and unchanged at Sl45N1.52ia Tur-
pentine steady at 81 49, Eggs steady; western 11fl
l3c. Pork lower; old mess quoted at sll.750l2OO;
new IL 30. Beef quiet and unchanged. Cut meats
quiet and unchanged: western long clear middles
SI.EHU1. Is; short clear niddles 7 37H. Lard
nrlner prime steam $751;, 077O. Butter dull west
eIn l512Sc. Cheese dull and nominal; western II
o1I4Hc. Whisky nominal at S1.10. Leather quiet
Hemiock sole, Bueuos Ayres and Rio Grande light
middles and heavy weights 259l27c. Wool active
and firm; domestic fleece s8dsOc; pulled 33ll62c;
unwashed N142c; Texas 2I0i0c. Manufactured
copper quiet and unchanged: sheathing' SIC;
ingot lake 24c. Pig iron, Scotch 3i13ic; American
sSdo4cc Russia shseting 13iAc. Nails, cut $500
$40; clinch 7Ul,7 81.
BOSTON, March Cooper etocks-Calumet and
hecis, 249h Copper Falls, 1871; franklin, 24A Pc
wa6ic, 81 Quincy, 39A Ridge, 8 Madison 1913.
BOSTON, March G.-Flour quiet; western
tuperhne 25 COOS %; common extra 5.5ON600;
Wisconsin do t.5Gll6 %; Minnesota do 0HD725;
winter wheats, Ohio and Michigan 5GGI7-00; HI
nois and Indiana 6.7s97.25: ST. Louis 7.OGGl7 IS;
Wisconsin and Minnesota patent spring wheat 7.oog
10; winter .00G>85O. Corn i'll fair demand; mixed
and yellow 6r162c. Oats, No. and extra Wihte
5OhG No. white 49, @49c: No. mixed
and No. white 46EGl1sc. Rye Csc.
LoNDoN, March G-suRar, Centrifugal 26s I'd;
Muscovado afloat 23s023s Cd.
ANTWERP, March petroleum 1SHf
LIVERPOOL, March 6.-C"tton hrner; 10
It'd; sales 10000 bales; for speculation and
export 500 bales; American $3.50 bales. Lard,
American 1893 Cd. Bacon, short clear sss.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Cotton goods market fairly
active and prices very firm. Prints in better demand
and strong with upward tendency. Fancy prints
and Gamers sheetings and cretonnes Will be ad-
vanced w Monday. Dress goods, lawns and ging-
hams active and firm Rolled jaconets advanced
Nc. Mems wear woolens in steady demand and
Arm. Foreign goods fairly active.