Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-04

strong and higher; 12S@1.3O. Dressed hogs
strong and higher; 7.29@7.37X. Pork dull,
weak and lower; l6.6O@16.62X cash; 10 10
January; Is S5@16 SIX February; II OK
March. Lard active but lower; 10 9O@lO 92x
cash and January; 11.07h@11 10 February;
t1.22K @1i.25 March. Bulk meats In fair
demand at lower rates; shoulders 600; short
ribs 8.75; short clear 900. Whisky steady
and unchanged; SLIT.
Call board-Wheat fairly active and shade
higher; 1.26@1 26x January; 1.s7ss February;
1.28@1 .2814 March. Corn steady and I'M
changed. Oats firmer; 43X @4SXc january;
43X February, 46@46Xc May. Pork mod
erately active ard higher, l6 70 January; 16 9SK
@l6.s5 February; II 121S March. Lard fairly
active and shade higher; 10.97k January;
1llosllls Soo February; 1lsaS ooo March ha.ch
els of wheat; 10000 bushels of corn;
400 bushels of oats; $500 bushels rye;
10000 bushels OF barley. Shipments 1900
barrels of -four; $4,000 bushels Of wheat;
1900 bushels of corn; &C, 600 bushels oats;
800 bushels Of rye: 10000 bushels of barley.
CHICAGO. Jan 8 The Drover's journal
reports h receipts $4,000; shipments none;
general demand: fair offerings better; active
and SC higher. common to good mixed $500
8 Is: light 9O@6.45; heavy packing and
shipping 30@6.6O; Philadelphias and larders
6 65@6 rs: skips and culls 25@5 80. Cattle,
receipts 1910; shipments none; good, active
market; frmer; no exports; some extra ship
ping 20@6.3O; good to choice 5 5O@6.OO;
common to fair 4.2O@@4 80; mixed butchers
2.50@4 90; stockers and feeders scarce and
steady; 3.O0@4.25. Sheep, receipts 300; gen
as IS: good to choice 00@4 Is; extra OO@
5 40. The Drover's Journal Liverpool cable
says cattle and sheep are steady; BEST steers
Is to TIC. Sheep IA to zoe.
NEW YORK Jan. 3.-Flour dull; unchanged;
receipts 81, 600 barrels; exports 1880 barrels:
superfine state and western 100
500; common to good extra 5.OO@6.OO; good
to choice 610@90O; white wheat extra 1850
9 on; extra Ohio 5.10@8 Is; st. Louis 5:l0@
900; Minnesota patent process 60O@9 90
Wheat unsettled: opening u @Me higher: sub
sequently lost the advance and declined Nc;
closing with little more strength; receipts
1872, 800 bushels; exports 1861 600 bushels; No.
3 spring 1.23; ungraded red 1891 .4S; No. 4
do I. %; steamer No. red lbs; No. red
141x@142X for new; 43H al 43x for old;
nngraded white 1901 40; No. l do sales
1 500 bushels at 1.40@l.4O14; No. Q red jan
uary sales $4,000 bushels at 1.4a@l 4S;
closing at Lax; February, sales 1885, 900
bushels. at 1 45M1. 48N, closing at 1.45ss.
March<kles 74S.OO0 bushels at l.47@ 1.4Sx,'
closing at 4Tss. Corn opened somewhat
stronger but afterwards weak and declined n
az, and closing shade frmer; receipts 3d.;
OeO bushels; exports 81, $50 bushels; ungraded
65@72c; No 8 6Sk 169c; No. 7OHc for
new; nix ora for old, No. 2 January 6ex@
7Ohc; closing at 7OXc: February II A@7lxc,
closing at 71slc; March 7sxc, closing at
1880; May 75A@75xc. closing at 75H c. Oats
unsettled and closing dull; dropping; receipts
"a 600 bushels: exports 81, 900 bushels, mixed
western 49@51c; white do 5O95sc. coffee
naminally unchanged: Rio cargoes quoted at
9A@nXc Sugar. d maRd fair and market
firm; fair to good refining quoted at 7as@7H
Molasses, quiet but steady. Rec in fair de.
mand and steadily held. Eggs. western dull
and nominal: Csc. Pork dull; new mess quoted
at 17.62X "a 17.65. Lard lower; prime steam
II .25M11 .271s. Butter quiet but firm; 12@40c
Cheese quiet but firm; II X @l1%c
New YORK, Jan. 3.-Dry, goods business
continues quiet In all branches of trade Cot
ton goods steadily held and stocks in very
good shape. White goods, quilts and piques
in fair request Prints quiet and unchanged,
Dress goods dull. Wooden goods in light de-