Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
Chicago Produce Market.


CHICAGO, Nov Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and lower; regular
s21lc November; 9sA@9sXc December; e211<
Near; 3 94 Ass January; loo1@looA May;
same as regular; No. Chicago spring Sec;
| rejected Csc; No. red winter $3.50 cash and
November; 96@96Ac December; No. winter
911ac. Corn unsettled and generally lower,
71@7l?7sc cash; 6sA@68ssc November; 621zc
D december and year year; 54N@54Yc January; Sc
cash; s4c November; 3sX@3SNc December
and year; $3.50 January; $3.50 May; rejected
3l4c. Eye steady and unchanged; 561S@56Z.
Barley dull; SIC. Flax seed steady and un-
changed; 1.15N@1.16. Pork in good demand
at lower rates; 1000 cash; 19.02T November;
1s.4o@l8.4211a February; is.671l@1s.70 May.
Lard aetive, firm and higher; l1.5O@11.55
| cash; 11.3754@1l.4O November; II. 1O@lI. 12k
December, year and January; 11.121S@111.15
February; l1.3o@11.32H May. Bulk meats in
fair demand; shoulders ITO; short ribs 11.75;
90 clear l as.7 Butter easier; fair to fancy
Eggs unsettled; Csc. Whisky steady; l.19.
| Freights, corn to Buffalo Sc. Receipts.
&c, 900 bbls -four: 1874 900 bushels wheat; 1O2, ZOO
bushels Of corn; 600 bushels of
| oats; 10000 bushels Of rye; $1,000 bushels
| of barley. Shipments, 1900 barrels of -four;
corn LAG, 900 bushels Of oats; rs, 600 bushels of
rye; 81, 600 bushels of barley.
The following is the stock of provisions in
| this maTke Novem. /: Mess pork, $50 barrels;
| summer pork 1858 barrels; other pork 3,468
barrels. Primo contract lard 1850 tierces;
| other kinds 6,324. Hams, 23,151, shoulders
5,13s; long clear sides LII, 1856 pounds; short rib
| sides 5,5l9, 1913 pounds; other sides and hams
5,52S 1876. The heading of The lard house circular
shows So, 0l2 tierces of lard on hand in the
principal markets October 81, against 1855
| tierces the CORRESPONDING time last year, and
estimates prime steam Lard in the United States
at 81, $3.50 tierces against 99, 267 same time last
year. Estimated stock of lard in Europe 81, 600
tierces against g. 200 tierces time last year.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Flour dull;
| receipts 1850 barrels; exports $500; superfne
| state and western 3.25@3.90: common to good
extra 4.00@ 450; good to choice 4.6Og7 so; white
| wheat extra 6.25@7.5O; extra Ohio 40O@7. 90;
st. Louis 4.C0@7. so; Minnesota patent process
6.75@S.50. Wheat, cash stock 1S@1o lower;
| options 1z@Ac lower; receipts 1T 1850 bushels;
exports 13O, 900; No. 2 spring nominal; ungraded
winter red 90@1.1414; No. 8 red 1.031@9lO314;
steamer No. 2 red 1.0416@1.O4%; No. red
1.06I in store; 1,o61z@1.U elevator; 1.071a@
lesn delivered; iG3N free on ,d board1No
L
sales 1000 bushels at 100; No. red November
sales 10000 bushels at 1.O65s@1.O7A,
closing at LOT; December sales 328,O0O
! bushels at 1.08a4@l. 09H, closing at LOO;
January sales 288, 100 bushels at 1.lOTS@I1l
closing at Ill; February sales $4,000
| bushels at 1.121z@1.l25s, closing at l.l2X.
| Corn opened H91c lower; afterwards recovered
from the decline, closing tribe better; receipts
| 13, 900 bush; exports 1000; ungradsd 841@Sec:
No. 6419@S8c; No. 2 86@8Sc elevator; $40
delivered; No. 2 white ssc; No. November
| TIC, closing at TIC; January 641s@651zc,
! closing at 65sssc February 63M@6411sc, closing
] at 64c. Oats A9]9c lower; receipts 5000
cbushels; exports $50; mixed western s8@43c;
1 white western 42@48c. Coffee dull and un-
changed; Bio cargoes quoted at 71a@1Oc.
Sugar quiet; steadily held; fair to good re-
fning quoted at 75s@7xc. Molassee dull and
unchanged. Rice quiet but steady. Petroleum
excited and higher; united l.171Sc; crude 75k@
SIC; refined 8T@8%c. Tallow steady; 81
| @8aSc. Rosin quiet but steady; 1.871S1l 49,
Turpentine steady; SIC. Eggs, western held
stronger; 28@28Hc. Pork quiet and unchanged;
new mess 22.5O. Beef, demand fair and market
firm. Cut meats scarce and nominal; long clear
middles 1910. Lard firm; prime steam 1alOL
| @lz.25 Butter quiet but firm; 15@S7e. Cheese
firm, for choice western fat 5@l2Mc.
| Dry Goods.
New ToRK, Nov. 4.-The general demand has
been very Light, and, outside the usual misceI-
| laneous assortments to meet urgent REQUIRE
ments, the market has wanted in request and
movement
Cincinnati Whisky Market.
CINCINNATI Nov Co. ,yo.,,,.I.