St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-11
New York Produce.

New YORK. July 1O.-Flour dull;
receipts 200 barrels; exports $500 barrels; ;
supertne state and western S260@3. 10; common
to good extra S3.OO@3.65; good to choice
S365@6.50; white wheat extra S5.75@6.00;
extra Ohio So 10@6.00; St. Louis S3.15@6.00;
Minnesota patent process S5.75@6.s5. Wheat,
options opened 1@2%c higher, most marked
August, afterwards weakened and closed with
reaction of 1@1c; spot lots advanced 40
nc and closed easy; receipts 5000 bushels;
exports 151 900 bushels; No. Chicago 92hc,
to arrive 90c, C. i. f. &c. hard No. / Duluth
S1.03 ungraded spring 76c; ungraded red RIO
92hc; No. red 90c; No. red 94@97Bc;
No. red July nominal August sales 952, 900
bushels at 941a@97c, closing at 96c;
September sales 100000 bushels at 9524 a
97S closing at $3.50; October sales $4,000
bushels at 972l @9S4c, closing at 9SAe; No
vember sales 10000 bushels at 99Ac@$1 90,
closing at 81 90; December sales $4,000 bushels
AZ $1.01@1 .O15S, closing at S1.015s; January
sales 10000 bushels at 81 .03D1 031s, closing at
81 .031s; February sales $4,000 bushels at 5 .04
@1.04h March sales 1000 bushels at S1.05
@1.05R; April sales 5000 bushels at S1.06h.
Corn spot lots 1@2c higher: options sc bet
ter, later was weaker and closed showing some
reaction; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
$4,000 bushels ungraded 46GG59c; No. 8
53A @55c; steamer 5S@5SRc; No. 2 604 a.
COZ yellow western 64c No 2 July 5S@15914c,
closing at 59Ac; August 57h@6OAc, closing
at 592lc; September 5SA @601sc, closing at
60Bc; October 595s61c, closing at 60Ac. Oats
1.01c higher and moderately active, closing
steady; receipts IS, 900 bushels exports $4,000
bushels; mixed western 36A@3Sc; white
western 37@43c. Coffee, spot fair; Rio dull at
9Mc; options, less active and easy at regular
prices, closing steady; sales were reported Us
follows Il, $50 bags Rio No. July at SS.15;
August at SS.2008.25; September at So. 300
S.35; October at SIS. 35@8.45 November at
$40; December at Ss.45@S55; January at
$500 Sugar, firm; fair to good
456@4%c; concrete 44c; St. Jago
SC; English Island 4%@4%c:
Jamaica axe; centrifugal 9b@6015c; st.
Domingo u 54c; Molasses sugar 4Sc; Porto
Rico 4a4c refined firm; Barbados SIC; 55s
@5Ac; extra C q G16c; white extra G $50
614c; yellow 5@5Hc; off A 6%c;
mould A 6S@7c; standardA sac; confection-
ers' A CSC; cut loaf and crushed % @71ac;
powdered IA @72Sc; off A 6@61sc; gran
ulated &c; cubes 74c Cuba Axe Brazil 4Ac.
Molasses, quiet but steady; 50-test refining
1910; New Orleans 30@56c; Cuba 50-test
15hc. Rice firm; Rangoon ]5@5c; domestic
5AO7c. Petroleum firm; united quoted at Gle;
crude 6Ac; refined 75sc Tallow dull and
weak at &c Rosin quiet at S1.22h@
1.271a. Turpentne quiet but steady at BIC.
Eggs, WESTERN quiet and unchanged at $50
1870. Pork steady and in moderate demand;
old mess pork quoted at S15.a5@15.50;
new mess SIG. so. Beef quiet and unchanged.
Cut meats firm long clear middles S6.25. Lard
opened strong and 20@25c higher and closed
witha reaction of lie: western steam spot
quoted at S7.45; August 1913; September
S74707. IS; october S7.60077O: December
S755. Butter dull and weak at S6p20c.
Cheese firmer. Other articles are unchanged.