Daily globe., 1881-12-10
LARD.
Chicago,
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 9.-Flour quiet and
unchanged; in fair demand. = Wheat steady
and firm; No. Q hard nominal; No. 1.31;
December 1.S1%; January 1.291S; February
1.3OX; March 1.30x; April 1.31X; May 1.34;
No. 5 LII; No. and rejected nominal. Corn
frmer; No. 61Xc. Oats lower; No. Q 1870.
Rye quiet and steady; No. NHc. Barley
quiet; No. Q cash and December 95c:
Provisions easier; mess pork 16 80 cash and
December; 17.15 January. Lard, prime
steam 1l.07K cash and December; Il 70 Janu-
5. .7O@6.15. Receipts, 5,975 barrels -four;
81, 100 bushels wheat; II, 420 bushels barley.
Shipments, 6,715 barrels of -four; $500 bush
els wheat; 5000 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and generally
lower; No. Chicago spring 1.aS@1.2SB
cash; 128 December; 1880 .29x Janu-
ary; 1.3O1S February; No. 8 Chicago spring
1.15X@l .15%; rejected S5@95c; sales, No.
Chicago spring 1.2S@l. .295S January: Corn
unsettled and lower; closed frmer; 6oX@6ox c
@61Xc February; cox @66xc May; sales &c
@66xc May; rejected 59Xc. Oats strong and
higher; especially cash; 46x @46Xc December;
45Lc January; AK @44a6c February; 46X c
May; sales 46N@47Ac May. Rye steady and
unchanged; CSC. Barley easier; LOG. Flax
seed dull and lower at 1.35@1.37. Dressed
hogs firmer; 6. .s0@7.05. Pork in fair demand
at Tower rates; 100 cash and December; II. 90
@t7.12X January; 17.32H @17.35 February;
17.55 March. Lard in fair demand at lower
lower rates; 11.05 cash; 11.22K January;
II. S7k@11. 40 February; II .50@l1. .52111 March.
Bulk meats in fair demand at lower rates;
shoulders $50; short ribs and good clear
925. Whisky steady and unchanged; SLIT
Call board-Wheat easier; 1.27X December;
i .28sI@l .28X January; 1.30a February. Corr
firmer; 611 December; 611lc January; 61Xc
February, 665Sc May. Oats fairly active and
a shade higher; 46Xc December; 45Xc Janu.
ary; Ask February; 1910 May. Pork dull
and lower.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-The Drover's Journal
reports h. e receipts sc, 900; shipments 5000;
active; Sc higher; common to good mixed
56O@6. 10; light 5.75@6.00; heavy packing and
shipping 6.20@64O; Philadelphias and lard
hogs 645@6.55; culls and slips 4.00@
5.25. Cattle, receipts 4,0OD; shipments
$500; general market fairly active; fat cattle
1Oc stronger; Christmas beeves 7.25@7 go; ex-
ports 5000 I. 60; good to choice shipping 5.45
@6. 90; poor to fair 4.00@5.00; mixed butchers
firm; poor to medium 00@3.0o; good to
choice 20@4.00; thin Texas cows and mixed
lots 2.75@3. so; Wyoming natives A. esq.,. co.
stockers and feeders steady; fair demand; 2.6C
@4.0O. Sheep, receipts 1000; firm; on best
little stronger: inferior to fair 2.00@3 25;
medium to good 6O04. 90; choice 4.50@5 90.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.--F1our dull: receipts
2,153 barrels; exports 5000. barrels; superine
state and western 4. 4.25@5. Is; common to fair
extra 5.00@6.00; good to choice 6.1O@9.0O
white wheat extra 725@9.OO; extra Ohio
5.25@S.25; st. Louis 5.l0@9.00; Minnesota
patent process 100000. Wheat opened
X lower; afterwards recovered and advanced
IMxc, closing weak and declining; receipts
So 900 bushels; exports 1900 bushels; un.
graded spring 1.2l@1 .2S; No. Q Milwaukee
36; ungraded red 29@1. IS; No. do. 1. 90;
No. 3 do 1.39@1. 1.39K; No. Q red 1.42X@
AK; steamer No. Q do 1.39K mixed winter
1.39; ungraded white 1.25@1.4 40; No. do,
sales 75,O 600 bushels at 1.40Z@l Al; No.
red December, sales $4,000 bushels at
1.4SH@1. .42x; closing at 1.421; January
sales $4,000 bushels at 1;AK @d;:45x *
bushels at 1.47 5-16@1.4S15, closing at 1.47sall;
March sales 600 bushels at 1.50@1. .501S;
closing at 1.5O; April, sales 72,00O bushels at
5O@51c Corn opened shade lower; 0p-
tions opened easier and closed stronger; re-
ceipts sc, 600 bushels; exports 27,0o9; ungraded
6S@72c; No. 8 7OXc: No. Q 70x@71c; No.
2 white 75c; No. Q December 7OK @70x c;
closing at 70X C; January u S9@79asc, closing
at nc; February 74@743sc, closing at 74c;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports $40; mixed
western 49@52c; white western 52@54Hc G.
Coffee very firm; low grades and Others dull.
Sugar easier; more active; fair to good re-
fning quoted at 7H@7xc. Molasses qniet
and unchanged. Rice steady; Carolina and
Louisiana 5X @7xc. Eggs, wesGern<a shade
frmer; 29@3Oc. Pork dull and unsettled; new
mess quoted at 18.00@lS.25. Lard lower;
prime Steam IL .30@11.35. Butter unsettled;
i2a41c. Cheese firm; for choice 51S@11%c.
NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Dry goods: Cotton
goods remain quiet In first hands. but lead
ing makes continue sold ahead and prices
firm. Prints in light demand by package
buyers and moderately active with jobbers.
Agents making steady deliveries OF mems
clothing woolens on account of back orders.
Foreign goods quiet.
The chief clerk of the Imperial hotel,
Ohio, Mr.. John M. Hoag-
land, heartily indorses St. Jacobs Oil. By
applying it to his throat he relieved him
self of severe pain and was cured Of a
chronic sore throat that nsShing would