St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-07
plies and steady prices at the last advance best
American steers 14c dressed weight.
New York Produce.

NEW YORK, April 6.-Flour-receipts, 81 ,43s
barrels exports, 5000 barrels; common
grades are in light supply and firm; medium and
choice stocks rule dull and easy, market closing
dull; common to good, extra western and state
S3Q3,50; good to choice western and state,
S3.6005.50. Wheat, receipts, 64,575 bushels;
exports, 1885 bushels Spot lots advanced
q @1Mc, closing easy; export and milling de-
mand light; options opened heavy and 4@2C
lower, but later recovered from the decline and
advanced A@2]4c, closing, however, easier,
with a reaction of 3s@%c; speculation was
more active; sales, 6SS,000 bushels futures
1872, 900 bushels spot; No. spring 9lc; No.
northern, 96&@97c; ungraded red, s2@s5c
No. 8 red, SSc, elevator Ss%c; No. 2 red,
1AQ9ac elevator, 92A @93c lot, 9D4c store !;
No. white, Ole; No. 2 red April sales,
10000 bushels at S9B@91%c, closing at 81 !;
May sales, 2,56O,O 900 bushels at 90S @921c,
closing at 90; June sales, 100000 bushels at
923s994 &c. closing at 93sc; July sales, SIG, 900
bushels at 94s GG96kc, closing at 95 PC; August
sales, 24S 1000 bushels at 95@973sc, closing at
SIC; September sales, Sc, 900 bushels ut 96A q
975Sc, closing at 973sc; October sales, 10000
bushels at 9S5s099c, closing at 80: November
sales, $1,000 bushels at S101 OOA. closing at
S1.004. Corn, spot lots advanced A@Hc;
options opened A@1sc higher, closing weak and
with the advance partly lost; export demand
moderate; speculation tame; receipts, 2S,010
bushels; exports, 1885 bushels; sales, 100000
bushels; future, $4,000 bushels; spot: I'M
graded, 491a 050Ac; No 3, 492l @50c; steamer
49h 949Ac; elevator, 503a@51c; atoat steamer
yellow, 5OAc; aioat steamer white, 514 @
51Sc; No. April, 79a1 @50c, closing at 42A :;
May, sos @50Sc, closing at 50Ac; June, 50%
@51Ac. closing at sic; July, 520521sc, closing
at Sc Oats were 4@Hc higher and moder-
ately active closing with the advance partly lost;
receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports, 127 bushels;
sales, $50, 900 bushels; future, 81, 900 bushels;
spot mixed western, 37@39; white mixed west
ern, 3SW41c Hay, in fair demand and firm;
shipping S70174. Stocks Of grain in store April
4, wheat 4, 440.s54 bushels, corn ,457,232 bush
els, oats 49, 500, barley 13O,533, rye 5,537, peas
$3.50, malt 1875, 49,. Hops, DUH aud nominay
unchanged. Coffee, spot was fair and Rio was
dull at So C; options very dull and rather weak;
sales, 1850 bags; June, S7.45; July, S7.65;
August, S7.65; September closed $770@7. IS !;
October, S7.7O; April closed S7.25@7 80; May,
81. 3007. 35. Molasses was quiet and unchanged
in price. Rice was steady and demand moder-
ate. Sugar, refined dull; white extra c, 1850
So mould A, sos 1916; confectioners' A.
5A@5 15-16cc. Petroleum. unchanged; united
closed at 7SAc. Tallow was dulland easy at
13-1605%c. Rosin was dull at 81 .15@117h.
Turpentine was steady. Eggs were higher and
firm; western, 15h @16c. Leather was steady
and in fair demand; Hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres light, middle and heavy weights, 22@24c.
Wool was quiet and fairly steady; domestic
fleece, 26Qs37c; pulled, 14@3O; Texas, 1909.
Pork, dull and barely steady; mess, spot, S13
Lard opened 406 per cent. better and fairly act
i've, and closed dull and weak with advance lost !;
contract grade spot quoted S7.12K OILS; April
S.. 06G7 .O9; May, S7.13@7.1 6; June. S7.210
1898; July, S7.27@7.32; August, 81. 3597.37;
Cheese was quiet and easy; head, steady. But
ter, quiet and steady for choice. Lead and
other articles unchange d