Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE Jan. lO-FIour dull and neglected
Whoa. opened quiet and sc lower, and closed weak
January 1864 February 1.272l March 1.29la NO
,, I.i2l4; No.4, 1.O4A rejected 96c. Corn easier
No. 2, 40Ec. Oats quiet; No. 2, SIZE Rye weak
and lower; No. l, re Barley steady and tirEn; No.
cash 73c. Provisions firm; mess pork quiet at
Sl3.45 caen; ID 65 February. Lard, prime steam,
s7.65 cash; 7.15 February. Live hogs firm and
higher at 81 1904 65; dressed hogs finer and
higher at S51505.20. Receipts 6,3l6 barrels -four
1880 bushels wheat; 500 bushels barley. Ship
ments $50 barrels -four; 900 bushels wheat 5GC6
bushels barley.
and lower; No. red winter SLIPS; No Chicago
spring 1.28h cash; 1.2914 February; 1895 March
No. 3 Chicago 1.13h rejected 95c. Corn in fair
demand at lower rates; sales at 4Oc cash. 4OYc Feb
rnary; 45c bid May. Oats quiet and weak 35c cash
35Ac February; 1890 May. Rye easier; 7ec. Barley
steady and in fair demand: SIC. Dressed hogs easy
s.. COOS 10. Pork dull and shade lower; $I3.40
cash; 1850 bid February: 13.67h@l3.7O March.
Lard weak, dull and lower: $3.50 bid cash; 7l2M bid
FEBRUARY: 7.82H07,s5 March. Bulk meats steady
and unchanged. Whisky steady; Sl.l0. Receipts
1880 barrels hour; 7,41O bushels wheat; $4,000 BUSH
els corn; $4,000 bushels oats; 200 bushels rye;
$4,000 bushels barley. Shipments, $500 barrels -four
81 600 bushels wheat: $1,000 bushels corn; Al 900
bushels OATS 1900 bushels rye; $4,000 bushels bar
ley.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Hog receipts 5000; ship
ments 1850: active and generally 5010c higher;
mixed packing 4.ss@a;6o; light 4.45@4.6o; choice
1900; higher all round; good exports quick sales
S5OO053O; common to good active and strong; 80
"a 80; butchers COWS q 3O935O; steers 2.8o03G0;
feeders and stockers 2.4O3.60 Sheep receipts 100
shipments o; nominaly firm.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Cotton weak at II 1860
IL 1890; futures heavy. Flour dull receipts 10000
barrels; superhne state and western S50OG5.6O;
common to good extra 55OD6.OO; good to choice 600
@85O; white wheat extra .5OO7.0O; extra Ohio VS.
OTIS; st. Louis s. 9008. 25; Minnesota patent pro-
600 bushels; ungraded winter red 81 1901 .4Sh No.
dc 1.52H0l.53h; mixed winter 1.47aW148; IN
graded white 1.50; No. do 1.48; No. l do, sales
$4,000 bushels at 1.5oA@1.51; No. red January,
$4,000 bushels at 1.5501.55H; March, sales 10000
bushels at 1.562lD1.57A. Rye dull; No. western
93h094Hc. Corn active and firm; receipts $4,000
bushels; ungraded 5636Ohc; steamer 5S05SAc;
No. 2, 59h06jhc; No. January 59A059hc; Feb
ruary 59 59Hc Oats active; receipts IS 600 BUSH
els; mixed western 48G49c; white western 49151c.
eastern and western 3O@3sc; New York State 500
.40c. Coffee quiet and firm; Rio cargoes 14AG16Ac;
job lots 41a01sAc. Sugar strong; fair to good re-
timing 75@ec. Molasses, New Orleans steady at 43
united Sl.15; crude OH ~ .0SH; refined 1.8.
Talow quiet and firm at 62i06 13-16c. Resin firm
at 81 .65G1.70. Turpentne firm at Sl.4GA11.47.
Eggs lower; western i2917c. Pork quiet and firm;
mess S12.75013. 90 Beef steady. Cut meats quiet;
western long clear middles S7.37: short clear i'd
dies :62h. Lard prime steam So O2hG8o5. But
ter quiet and firm; western 1GG28c. Cheese frrner;
western 1O@152lc. Whisky nominal at s1.1s.
Leather weak; Hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio
Grande light mddles and heavy weights 23l3lc.
Wool firm; domestic fleece 42G558c; pulled 3Ol5Sc;
unwashed 1sI4Gc; Texas 033c. Manufactured
copper quiet and steady; sheathing CSC; Ingot
LAKE 212s@21Hc. Pig iron active; Scotch pig 325s
35c; American 27Gt4oc. Russia sheeting 13l.c.
Nais, cut S4.25lIi.35; clinch 5.2UQ55.95.
LONDON, Jan. 10.-Sugar, Centrifugal 20s Gd0
29s; Muscovado afoat 2is 6dG28s. Refined petro-
leuIn 6s lad. Spirits turpentine 3is 3dG3is Sd.
ANTWERP, Jan l0-Petroleum 1877.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10.-Cotton, moderate inquiry
freely supplied; 7071sd; sales 10000 bales; for
speculation and export 1000 bales American $500
bales. Lard American, 4es Sd. Cheese, fine Arleri-
can, 39s.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7O.-The general dry goods
market continues quiet, but prices are very firm
Cotton goods are in light demand but steady. Shirt
ing prints are doing well, and medium fancy prints
are sought for. Wooden goods are in irregular de-
rland Shirts and drawers are active and in light
supply The "Buletin' says calico fancy prints
vii be opened Monday az TIC.