St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-06
New York Prnduce.

New YORK, Aug. 5.-Flour-Receipls, 2s,-
OS8 pkgs; exports 200 bbls, 10,S09 sacks;
market weaker and 5@l0c lower; sales, %
900 bbls: low extras, 50. G5@5. 10; winter
So 3O@5: patents, S4.5O@4 so: Minnesota
clear S3.5o@4.5o; do straights,, 81. 80
rye mixtures, S3.60@4.2o. Corn meal
quiet; yellow Western, S2.4502,15;
Wheat-Receipts. 1900 bu; exports, 1860
bu; sales. SIS, 600 bu FUTURES, "a, 900 blu spot;
spot market dull and unsettled, closing
stronger; old NO 2 red, SSAc store; No. 2
red. S634G1S7c elevator, 90l2c asked ahoat
S934@9l3Sc f. O. b.; No. red, S3Ac; I'M
steamer No. 3 red, 76l2c; options dull; ls@
sSc higher. closing steady; No red
August, 95Is@9512c. closing at S5Ssc; Sep
tember S4l20S47Sc, closing at Sls4c: Octo-
Der, S54@S5l3c closing at e5l2c; Noyem-
Der, closing at S634c; December, 81 $S0s Bc,
at Ss34c; May, 80 1-16@925sc, closing at 92l2c:
Rye firm; Western. 52053l2c. Stocks OF
grain, store and atioat Aug. 3-Wheat. 9s7,-
$50 bu; corn. 200. 622 bu; oats. S19.919 bu;
rye, 26.032 bu; barley. 3, 2o3 bu; malt 81
1913 bu: peas. 1887. Barley malt dull;
Canada, 96c@$1. 05 for old and new: Corn
Receipts POI 800 bu; exports, 1881 blu !;
sales. 400. 600 bu futures. $4,000 bu spot;
spot market moderately active, easier; NO;
2, 44c elevator, 44@l44Mc afloat: No: z
WIlllG, . 1NyO ~, ullhSN.
options dull, lower and weak; August. 43 y
@D435sc, closing at 435sc: September, 43s4@
43 1885, closing at 44&c; October, 44W
Also, closing at 4llsc; November 44Ac;
December, 43l2@435sc, closing at 1850.
Oats-Receipts, 3s, 900 bu; exports, 100 bu;
sales, q35. 900 bu futures, $4,000 bu spot;
spot market moderately active, weaker; OPP
tons active weaker; August, 270D273ac, clos
ing at 27c; September, 2612@2684c, closing
at 26l2c; october, 26s@e27c, closing at 26s4c :;
@29c: white Western, 33@40l3c; No. 2 Chi
cago 2sl2c. Hay firm, good demand; ship
ping Csc; good to choice, 90@95c. Hops
quiet easy. Coffee-options opened steady,
SOLO points up, closed barely steady at log
% points down; sales, $4,000 bags, lnclud-
ing August 15@15. 15c: September, 10. 100
1886; October 14.95@15. soc; November,
15@15. soc; December, 14.95@15. Csc; Jan
uary 15@15.25c; February, loo; March, 10
@15.25c; April, 1920; May. 10, 100 10. Zoe q;
spot Rio dull; fair cargoes. lSc, nominal
Sugar was entirely nominal; refined about
50-deg test soc; New Orleans quiet. Rice
steady and quiet Petroleum steady and
quiet: United closed at 81. 0O4s for August.
Cotton seed oil quiet. Tallow quiet Rosin
steady and quiet Turpentine dull at 4ns4@
4lAc. Eggs firm and in good demand; West
ern best 1434@15Ac; Western, fair. 12la@
14c; receipts 1918 packages. Pork quiet
and steady; mess. inspected, S12C112.oO;
mess, uuinspected, $1175@12: extra prime,
Sl1. Cut meats dull and weaker; picked
bellies, 7@Sc; hams, 11@l1Ac;. picked
shoulders, 5@51sc; middles. short clear, 6Ac.
Lard shade higher, quiet; Western steam
quoted at Sc. 80; September, $3.50, closing
at S6.61; october. $6.5s@6.62, closing at
$66l: November, So 80 bid; January SC. 80.
Butter quiet, easy, except for fancy; West
ern dairy l1@I2I2c; Western creamery, IL
OH; Western fancy, s@12l2c. Cheese
quiet, firm; Western, 6@l7c. Pig iron quiet.
Copper dull but steady lake, August Sl1.70;
G. NJ copper, Ss75 Lead weaker but dull ;
domestic, 5000. Tin quiet but firm; straits,