St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-28
New York Produce.

New YORK, March 27-Flour: Receipts,
1869 packages; exports,3, S4lbbls, $4,000
sacks; sales, 27,OO0 bbls; steady; common
to good extra Western and state, 81. S50D3.35;
good to choice do, SIS. 4O@490: common to
choice white wheat Western extra S425@
40; fancy do, $4.6o@5 common to
good extra Ohio, S2.s5@4.9 80; com
@qn to eaolcg extra St. aSus Su s2s2
ports, 99,77O bu; sales, 4.376,O00 blu fut-
ures, 100000 bu spot. Options variable
and Irregular, opening strong and soon ad-
vanced L@12c; later lost most Of the i'm
provement closing firm at about the best,
after a moderate business, Spot grades
were A@$sc better and fairly active; No.
Chicago, SS14c to arrive, delivered; No. 2
Milwaukee, S74c store; No. Northern,
92S4c; ungraded spring, e4s4e; ungraded
store and elevator 90s4@9oAc delivered,
No. l red, 95c nominal; No. 1 white.
95lsc f. o. b.; No. 2 red, March, 9S1s@
ssl2c. closing 9S42c; April, $3.50 $3.50;
Closing 9si sS'sc May 0gl2@99s closing c6s
ssc; August, s7&ls7Ac, Closing s7Hc;
September, 87l2@S75sc, closing 877sc;
December, 90l2@9osc, closing 9O7sc;
bu; sales 2,720,000 bu futures, GA 900 bu
spot; options advanced 1Ssc on March, and
others l20Bc; closed firm with fair specula-
ton; spot, No. 2, 1l2@2c higher; others, leg
lie better, closing firm; ungraded, mixed.
60A@62l2c; No. 8, zoe steamer, 60@6Ol2c
livered: March, 81 6s@6l7Sc, closing at 81 Csc;
April, 60s@6l1sc, closing at 61lsc: May,
6O@GOl2c, closing at 60Ssc; June, 59@59Ssc,
closing at 59$sc; July. 59@59l2c, closing
$3.50; September, 59A@59a4c, closing at
5934c; October, 5914@595sc, closing at 595sc !;
November, 575sGl59aS, closing at $3.50; De-
cemher 56isc, closing at 56Ac. Oats-Re-
400; bu futures, 129, 900 bu spot; about
Zee higher and fairly active; mixed Western,
3s@4lc; white do, 41@46c. Hay quiet,
steady; shipments 55 bales. Hops I'M
changed and dull. Coffee-Spot; fair Rio
steady at lie; OF tons 10000 points higher
but very quiet; sales. 3S,5OO bags; March,
1O.S5c; May, 1O.75@1o.S5; June, 1860
I075c; July. 10.40@1O.45c; August,
10.15@1O. 25c; September, 1O.25c; Dc
tober, 9.95c, November, 9.95@10c; De-
cember 8. 95@10.05c; January, 1O@1O.05c.
Sugar dull and rather weak; centrifugal, SO
test, 7-16c; fair refining quoted at 4S4c;
molasses grades, 4@45sc; refined dull; &c"
5l2@5 9-16c; extra &C, y 11-1605 1850;
as 7-16c. Molasses steady. Rice steady.
Petroleum firm; United closed weak at 901Sc.
Cottonseed oil is quoted at Bic for crude, SOC
for refined. Tallow quiet but firm; prime
city is quoted at 11-16@4s4c. Rosin steady.
Turpentine firm at 39l2@40c. Eggs in fair
NtShie'IN anu iPtn; --;oOO
Western, 18A@1S84c. Wool steady and quiet;
domestic fleece, 22@37c: pulled. 18@4Oc;
Texas, 13@22c. Pork quiet and firm; mess
quoted at $14.50@15 new, S14. 25@14.5O
bellies 73sc. Lard 2@5 points higher and
more active; Western spot, S7.92l2@7. 95;
March, 81 April. 81. e3; May, 81. "a; June,
$3.50; July, $7.66@7.S9; city steam, 81 .65.
Butter weak on fine stock: others steady;
Western, 14@31c. Cheese firm, light trading;
Western, 11a@12c. Copper dull; lake. SIC.
Lead steady; domestic, So. Tin irregular;
straits, 35l2c. Other articles unchanged.