Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-30

active, arm and higher: II. TAX eli Is cash
and November; 1l.l501i.'1x December;
l1.SS January; 11.47x oil 80 February. Bulk
meats moderately active and higher; shoulders
go; short ribs 8 90; do clear 9.2t. Whisky
active and arm; SLIT.
Call bosrd-Whsst stronger; LAX bid
November; 1.HX01.24X December; 25A
January; .36h@l .26x February. Corn I'M
settled and lower; 5oHc December; 5sk Janu.
Pork strong and higher; l7:ssx J.nu:ry;
and higher: l1.s7ho11 70 January;
II 53x F,bruary. Receipts $4,000
barrel. Of four: Is, Zoo bushels Of wheat; iS7,.
0O0 bushels IT corn; 10000 bushels OF oats;
500 buehels rye; 81 100 bushels Of barley.
Shipments 10000 barrels Of -four; 81, 00O bush.
els OF wheat; I'll 900. bushels of corn; rs ,000
bushels oats; 1900 bushels rye; 1900 bushsla
Of barley.
CHIcAao. nov. So.-The Drovsr,s Journal
reports z receipts so, 600; shipments 800;
opened stronger; became weak, and finally
closed frm; k6od clearance; quality excellent;
common to good mixed packing $3.50
6 90; light 5.76@6.06; heavy packing aud
shipping 6.150645; skips and culls $3.50
$40 Cattle, receipts 1909; shipments 900;
fat cattle generally slow; 100l5c lover, ex-
cspt extremely good lots: exports 10000 go;
good to choice 6.2506 70; common to fair
5000 10; butchers plentiful and weak; poor
to fair 3 OOG2.15; good to choice 5 OO6AS. rs;
ttockers and feeders 2.4003 80; range cattle
steady; grass Texans nominal; . 1904 Is; sales,
Montanis 4.s23f. Sheep, receipts 400; ship
ments 1,7OO; unchanged; all poor to fair
sheep very dull; 2750S so; good to choices
4. OO@475 extra 4 SO05 IS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 90 Cotton steady;
1903 6-16c; futures very nrm. Flour steady
and unchanged; super6ne state and western
T. 40@5 20; common to good extra s.0005. 80;
7.25@9 90; extra Ohio 5250S.25; Ct. Louis
5.,209OO Minnesota patent process 0o0
900 Wheat unsettled; opening at X@xc
higher; afterwards lost the advance and de.
clined X@x, closing with more strength;
receipts Is, 600 bushels; exports "a 900 bushels;
uugraded spring 1.S5; uDgraded red 1850
lS3; November do l 20; No. do 1850
l 38x; steamer do 1926; No. red 1.SS1@
1874 steamer do. l. SO: No. red 1.41x; I'M.
graded white 1877 y @l: SsN; No. do, sales
November, sales $1,000 bushels At 1870
1.3sx, closing at l.ss1S; December, sales
576, 90 bushels at l.ss1 9i .3s1; closing at
3Sx; January sales 8o6, OlO bushels at 1.4lN
al. 42x, closing at LAX; February, sales
81, 900 bushels at 1.44Ga1.44x, closing at
AK; March sales IA 900 bushels at
46k al ~; closing ct l.4oK. Corn Die
higher; closing strong; receipts 1915 BUSH
els; exports IS, 700 bushels; ungraded 6407lc;
No. 65xc; No 68069c; No. 3Awhite
TAX c; yellow 72c, No. 9 November o7Ho
67Xc, closing 1T 67Xe: December 67x 06es,
closing at sc; January COX @7oc, closing Zoe;
February 7lH0TA. closing At 7l1c; March
73@7sXc. Oats heavy; receipts $50 Q bushels;
exports 80 bushels; mixed western 46Q5Oc;
white western 5o@54c. Coffee quiet and
unchanged. Sugar steady; fair demand; fair
to good refining 7x07A: Aolssses dull
and unchanged. Rice steady; mod-rate de-
mand. Eggs. western firm; for fresh 29@s0c
Pork stronger; more active; new mess quoted
At 1880. Lard strong; prime steam 1850
l1.4O. Butter firm and unchanged; 12040c
Cheese quiet but steady; S0l11c.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29-Dry goods: Fair
movement in cotton and WOODEN goode, shirts,
drawers, ETC., ON account Of back orders. but
new business continues light with package
houses and jobbers. C,tton goods hrm but
in limited supply. Mems wear woolens In
light request but steady. Prints dull. Foreign
10Ods naiet .----+t