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

NEW YORK, March 22.-Elour-Receipts
23, POP bbis; exports, $685. bbls, 10, 100 sacks;
heavy and rGtAOr easier; sales, l4.5O0 bbls;
common 10 good extra Western and state,
S32jlG3.i5; common 20 choice extra ST. Louis,
S3.2JGE5. 40. Nheat-ReCeipts, -, 900 bu; eX-
ports, S.22l bu; spot lois lc lower. closing
steady. export demand moderate; options
opened shade stronger, later became duh
ana declined lL9I3sc, closing firm with
recovery Of ZGlso; sales, I0.4s0,OOO bu fu-
lures, l0S,U0O bu spot; No. spring, 95c; uu-
graded red, SoGJ2t.c; uEgraded Duluth, SSc;
No. :, Sj2sc Gtioat, 9lS4G9234c + o. b. spot aud
april; No. l while, 9619c; No. , red, April,
u 493c, closing at ga SC; May, 9@@4LgI &c.
closing ~ SIC; June, J3LGL9iIsc, closing at
s3~e; July 9354 6sSc, closing at S4lsc; Au-
gus, s3II95Ssc, closing at $3.50;
September, s6G95Hc, closing at 95s1c;
October 9624GV6s,c, closing ct e6Ilc
COrn-Spot shade stronger; options opened
1sGG44c lower later recovered and closed firm;
receipts 92.52O Ou; exports, I2O,2e6 ou; sales:
100000 bu futures b., OOO bu spot; migrated,
4354513c; No. g 45c; steamer, 4t5.14lslc
elevated, 49, aLf5;6o RfiCat; No. ., as. 0g46c
elevated, iiG4714c RnO2t; steamer yellow,
45c: No. 2 white, soc; No. March. as 4li6c,
closing Mt 46c; April, 461s@46s5c, closing at
i6ssc: May, 4o54G471sc, closing at 471sc;
juno, Az l1s79,c, closing 1T 47szc; steamer
April, 45s4G453sc; May, 45i[6S4512c. Oats
lower: closing stronger; receipts, lS3, $50 bu I;
exports, 462 bu; mixed Western, 34613Sc;
white do, 39844c; stocks Of grain in store
March 90: wheat, 6,550, 405 bu; corn, 4, 754 976
bu; oats, coz, 1852 bu; barley, l2s S54 bu; rye,
SO,02O bu; peas, Ia, 3Ss bu; malt, PCS 562 bu
Beeyes-RecepIs-90 carloads for eXporta-
ton. 80 carloads for slaughter and 70 carloads
for market. The market op5nod duh, but
improved ard closed firm and higher: er-
tremes for steers were S4.2005. so per t0O, for
bulls, dry COWS rough stays aud oxen, 81. ECO
40. Sheep-Receipts $3.50 making 80, l40 for
the week. Slow trade AT 80. 5OaG. - per 100
for sheep and $50 s.S7l@ for yeariirgs; not all
sold. Good and prime stocks sold readily, but
lower grades dragged. Hcgs-Recsipts $3.50,
malue 1900 for the week. carload of
Kentucky pigs sold al S4.35 per 100. and the
market is reported firm at 81 34G4.G5 per loo
lbs. Hay steady and in fair demand. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio dull at sac; options fairly
steady. Sales, 1850 bags; April,
| $40; May, S7.05; June, Sc. 9507:
July, S5.95fS1; August to November, 81
Sugar steady and quiet; refined steady; extra
{, use; OF A, 51ac; standard A, 3-l0c.
MoasSes steady: sales Ut lSc Tor 80 test. Rye
! steady and ia fair demand Petroleum steady:
United closed st 2S5sc. Tallow nrm. RosIn
steady at Sl.O5GSL.l0. Turpentine lower Al
! acc. Eggs lrIner and in good demand; re-
| ceipts, e,043 I a kages; Western. I23<c. PORK
duh and nominal Cut meats quiet and armly
/ held. Lard shade higher but quiet; Western
| steam, spot, $3.50; April, S6.2SGe6. 29; May,
| S6.3G96.3l; June, S0.346s6.35; July, S64l;
August, Se.4I; city steam, $5.25. Butter firm
with moderate demand: Western, iaft3l;
Elgin creamery, 3S93ic. Cheese firm; West
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