Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-29
LARD.
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS

MILWAUKEE, Lee. Io.-rlOur quieL anu
nominal. Wheat brisk and steady; No. 2 hard
nominal; No. 2 1.29X; December l.291a; JAN
uary 1898; February 1893; March 129X;
April 1.3OH May 1885, No. LIZ; No. 4
and rejected nominal. Corn scarce and high
er; No Q 62Hc. Oats tirmer; No. 42c. Rye
steady; fair inquiry; No. Csc. Barley active;
higher; No. 93@93Ac. Provisions higher;
mess pork 16 70 cash and January; 1880
February. Lard. prime steam l1.OO cash
and January; 11.2O February. Live hogs steady;
5 sO@625. Receipts, 10000 barrels -four;
Log, SUI bushels wheat; 81, l4O bushels barley.
| Shipments, 35,755 barrels of -four; $4,000
| bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Dec. % Flour nominally I'M
changed Wheat active, firm and higher;
l.27K December; 1.27% January; 1.2Sx
February; 129I March; No. Chicago
spring 1.13X; rejected s0@S5c. Corn I'M
settled and generally higher; 62962xc cash;
| 62xc December; 621s@624 JANUARY; 62Mc
February; SIX @69c May; rejected 6oAc.
Oats irregular; 442sc cash; AAc December;
ASc January; 44%c February and March;
| 1870 May: rejected 41c. Rye steady and
unchanged; 96Ac. Barley steady and IN
| 1.02@1. 021s. Flax seed unsettled and lower;
10. Dress hogs steady; 6.S0@7.00. Pork in
fair demand at lower rates; old 1850; new
1915 cash and December; l6 72H @l6 IS Janu-
airy; 16.92X @16.95 February; Ills March.
| and December; 11.02X oil 0o January; 11.20
oil 22H February; l1.35@1 i.37X March. Bulk
m ats steady aud unchanged; shoulders 6.1O;
| short ribs $780, short clear 900. Whisky
| steady and unchanged; SILT.
Call board-Wheat firmer; 1.2S January;
| 281 01.2ST February; i29X March. Corn
stronger; 62@6s1sc December; 63Hc January;
erately active and higher; 45c December; 449sc
January and February; 1870 May: Pork
| fairly active and shade higher; 1915 Janu-
airy; 169715 February, 17.22X March. Lard
| fairly active: shade higher; advanced 2hc.
Receipts $4,000 barrels of -four; $4,000 bush
| Ii, 900 bushels OF oats; $4,000 bushels rye;
2l,0OO bushels of barley. Shipments $780,
| 600 barrels of -four; 5000 bushels Of wheat;
| 17S,O00 bushels of corn; 50 900 bushels oats;
rs, 900 bushels of rye; $4,000 bushels of barley.
CHICAGO, Dec % The Drover's journal
| reports hog receipts $1,000; shipments 1890;
| more active and firmer; averaging higher;
| common to good mixed 5.So@6.2O; light
$500 40; mainly 63O@6.35; heavy packing
and shipping 25@6.50; Philadelphlas and
lard hogs G. 55@6.65; skips and culls 1900
| 5 40; closed weak on packing. Cattle, receipts
| 5000; shipments 3,70O; generally weaker;
shipping 1O@l5c lower; good to choice
| 4.O5@5.70; common to fair 3.95@470; mixed
butchers slow and weaker; poorer to fair 2.2O
as 25; good to choice 3.3594. 10; common
weak; stOckers and feeders 2. 75@4 25; mixers
and springers plenty, $2g3 per head lower;
poor to choice S25060. Sheep, receipts 1000;
| shipments $50; unchanged; general demand
not very active, but good stock better; COM
mon to medium 2.75@3.60; good to extra
3.9505.60.
NEW YoRK, Dec. % Cotton dull and nomi.
| nal; 12@12 5-16; futures steady. Flour strong;
receipts 900 barrels; exports 1,100 barrels;
| superfne state aud western 400
500; common to good extra 5.00@6.00; good
| to choice 100000; white wheat extra 1850
900; extra Ohio 5.10@S.25; St. Louis 5.10@
| 900; Minnesota patent process S.00@900.
Wheat unsettled and irregular; opened Nc
| lower; afterwards recovered and advanced x@
| 1Ic, closing with less strength; receipts 3D.
| 500 bushels; exports $50 800 bushels; ungraded
spring BID .23; ungraded red l.250l.42; No.
| 4 do 1851 81; No. red LAZY @l.434 for
new; 1.42 X al Az for old; steamer No. Q red
1.39; No. red 1.47; ungraded white 1.Sl9
| @1.404; No. Q red December, sales 144,-
| 600 bushels at 1.4l4@1.424, closing at
| 1.424; January sales 724,C00 bushels at 1.4l X
@1.43, closing at 1.42%; February sales
lOs,COO bushels at lay @1.46, closing at
| 1.45X: March sales 4SS,0O0 bushels at 1.46J5
| q ass, closing at IS; April sales $4,000 at
4S. Corn opened at 3s@11c lower, after
wards recovered and advanced a trfe, closing
| firm; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 25,0eO
| bushels; ungraded 6S07211sc; No. 6S%@
| 69c; steamer 69X No. . 7Oss@7O%c for
new; II Y for old; No. December 701c,
closing at 70Ic; January 70H@7OXc, clos
ing at 7OTc; February 7lX@72 Is Ice, clos.
ing at 72%c; March 746749s, closing at
74xc; May 75X @76c, closing at 76c. Oats
shade stronger; receipts $1,000 bushels; ex-
ports none, mixed western AN @50c; white
do 5O@521zc. Coffee quiet and unchanged.
| Sugar steady; fair demand; fair to good re-
| filming quoted at 73s@7Hc. Molasses, foreign
| nominal; New Orleans firm: fairly active; $50
Csc. Rice steady; moderately active. Eggs.
western weak and unsettled; 29c. Pork frmsr;
new mess quoted at ITS. Lard firm; prime
steam 11.25@11.27X. Butter firm; for
strictly pure 12@40c. Cheese firm; for choice
S1S@l1%c.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Dry goods. De-
mand in first hand continues light, az job
bers are busily engaged taking stock. Cotton
goods quiet but steady. Prints quiet in agents
hands, and dress goots dull. Wooden goods
in quiet demand but prices generally firm.
The Pedestrians.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-In the Ennis pedes-