St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-23
New York Produce.

NEW YORK, March 22-Flour-Receipts
23,2O2 bbis; exports, $685. bbls, 0,s09 sacks;
heavy and r8thor easier; sales, 1880 bbs;
common 10 good extra Western and state
$3.2jG3.15; common 10 choice extra 81. Louis
S0.259D5. 40. Wheat-Receipts, %, 900 bu; ex-
ports, S.22l blu; spot lots lc lower, closing
steady. export demand moderate; options
opened Il shade stronger, later became dull
and declined lA9l9sc, closing firm with u
recovery or ~ 1ao; sales, l0.ts0,O00 bu fu-
lures, l0s,OOO bu spot; No. 2 spring, 95c; un-
graded red, S6tg21.c; ungraded Duluth, SSc;
NO =, so@sc ltoat, 9l$4 GLg234c f. o. b. spot aud
april; No. / while, 96l5c; No. = red, April,
9lta493c, closing AZ 923sc; May, 92]56lgl1<c
closing at SIC; June. 93IzG941sc. closing at
s3>sc; July, s5s+1soc, closing at s41sc; Au-
September, e6G951c, closing at 95stc;
October, 9694@V6s4c, closing at e6I5c.
COrn-Spot shade stronger; options opened
1sG14c lower, later recovered aud closed firm:
receipts 90, $40 bu; exports, I2O, 2e6 bu; sales:
$4,000 bu futures, 3l2,O0O bu spot; unsraded,
43@t51@c; No. 3, 45c; steamer, liI.a44s<c
elevated, 451@+55So afioat; No. ., 45916I46c
elevated, 4704714c Rfo2t; steamer yellow,
a5c No. white, z6c; No. = March, 45s<ICi6c.
closing at 4ec; April, 4e1sGS46ssc, closing at
465sc; May, 4o$4G471sc, closing ut axe;
June, 71<147stc, closing at 479Sc; steamer.
April, 45s+@453sc; May, 451<G451Sc. Oats
lower: closing stronger; receipts, 1S3,35O bu
exports, 4B2 blu; mixed Western, 34613Sc;
white do, 3g&44c; stocks of grain in store
March 20: wheat, $3.50, +05 bu; corn, 4, 1854 976
bu; OATS coz, o62 bu; barley, I2S,354 bu; rye,
eO,5@O bu; peas, 1889 bu; malt, PCS, SEE bu .
BeeyeS-ReceiptS-90 carloads for exporta-
ton. 80 carloads for slaughter and 70 carloads
for market. The market op5ned dull, but
Improved and closed firm and higher: ey-
treInes for steers were S4.2005. so per 100, for
bulls, dry COWS, rough stays and oxen, s.. 1GGD
4.25. Sheep-Receipts $3.50, making 80, l4O for
the week trag -
for sheep and S5l7.S71@ for yearlings; not all
sold. Good and prime stocks sold readily, but
lower grades dragged. Hcgs-Recsipts $3.50,
making $1,000 for the week. carload of
Kentucky pigs sold AT S4.35 per 100. and the
market is reported firm AT 81 .34G4. 60 per loo
lbs. Hay steady and in fair demand. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio dull at sac; options fairly
steady. Sales, l4.750 bags; April
$40; May, S7.05; June, S6.95G7:
July, S5.95U7; August TO November, 81.
Sugar steady and quiet; refined steady; extra
{, 53sc; OF A, 51Sc; standard A, S-l0c.
Molasses steady: sales Ut lSc for 81 test. Rye
! steady and la fair demand. Petroleum steady;
United closed st 2s7sc. Talow nrm. RosIn
steady at Sl.O5GII0. Turpentine lower AT
acc. Eggs friner and in good demand; re-
ceipS e043 a ;kages; Western. I23<c. Pork
dun and nominal. Cut meats quiet aud drmly
held. Lard shade higher but quiet; Western
steam, spot, $3.50; April, $6.2SG5 29; NAV,
So.3006.3l; June, &G.346t635; July, S64l
August, S6.4T; city steam, x5.25 Butter firm
with moderate demand: Western, i2G3l
Elgin creamery, 339Sic. Cheese firm; West
eru, 7156llO11c.