St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-14
New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Flour-Receipts, 81,
900 packages; exports, 1879 bbls, Is, 2O6
sacks; dull, heavy; sales, 10000 bbls Corn
meal steady. Wheat-Receipts $500 bu;
exports, $500 bu; sales, $4,000 blu fut-
ures, 100000 bu spot; spot market stronger;
moderate business, chiefly EXPORT: new No.
9 red, SGl2@97c elevator, S9@SSI2c afloat,
S7A@S9l4c +. O. b.; No. red, e4l2c; UNI
graded red. 770S9c; steamer No. 2 red,
S412c; steamer No 3 red, 7S1zc; old No 2
red. 90Ac delivered; options dull irregular,
closing barely steady; No. red, August,
S458@951sc, closing at 95c; September, 1888
@S418c, closing at Sac; October 94A@
S4S4c, closing at 8i58c; November, 9512@
95alc, closing at S5Esc; December, 86l2@S7c,
closing at 8GS4c; January closed at S77Sc;
May, 9IA0915Sc closing at 9112c. Rye steady.
quiet; Western, 51@52c. Barley malt quiet.
Corn-Receipts, l5s, 100 bu; exports, 1O4,
spot; spot market l4@Ssc higher on scarcity;
No 2, 43S4(144c elevator, 44@D443sc afoat;
ungraded mixed, 43s4@144l2c; options more
active stronger; August, 435s@43 7Sc, closing
at 1880: September, 434@437ec, closing at
1890; OCTOBER, 43l3@44ISc, closing at dc;
November. 437s0144SSc, closing at 44Ssc De-
cember, 43A@4 35sc, closing at 435sc. Oats
Receipts, 142, 200 bu; exports, $50 bu: sales,
295, 600 bu futures, l15, 900 bu spot; spot
market fairly active; whites weak; mixed
firm: options quiet, tirmer; September, 2GSB
@26ssc, closing at 265sc; October, 26l2@
26s4c, closing at 26$4c; spot, NO. 2 white,
33c; mixed Western, 25@29c; white, West.
ern, ,3O939c: No 2 Chicago, 2S@2Sl2c Hay,
good demand, firm. Hops quiet, weak.
Cotfee-Opt ons opened steady, unchanged
to points down; closed firm, unchanged to
3 points down TO b points up; sales So, 800
bags, including August. l5.2 5c: September,
10. 25@15 .35c; October, 15.30@D ID .4Oc; No
vember, 15.40c: December, Is. 35@515. 45c;
January, 15.35@l5. 40c; February, 15.45@
1880 March, l5.4O@15. SOC; May, 1916
@15.55c; spot Rio steady; fair cargoes,
1880. Sugar-RaW quiet, weak and lower;
fair refining. 6Ac; centrifugals, 96-test, 7c;
sales 1000 bags centrlfugals, 96-test, &c;
1000 bags molasses sugar, 5S4c for S7-test;
refined dull and weak. MOlasses-F Foreign
dull; New Orleans quiet. Rice steady and
quiet. Petroleum weaker; crude in barrels;
Parker's, 7.60c; refined here, 7.30c; Phila-
dolphin, 7.30c; Baltimore, 7.25c; United
oil steady and quiet. TalloW weak: city
49, for pkgs). 4I2c asked. Rosir weak and
quiet; strained common to good, $1.0212@
1.07l2. Turpentine firm and quiet. 4312@44c.
Eggs firm and i'll fair demand; Western. l6
@17c; receipts 5, 1899 plgs. Wool steady and
quiet; domestic fleece, 32939c; pulled. %
@41c; Texas, 14028. Pork weak and quiet;
mess, inspected, $l2@12.5O; mess, unin-
spected., 81 -5O@12; extra prime, $!l. Cut
picked hams. 10S401lAc; picked Shout
ders. sc; sales. light smoking bellies, 10c
Middles, quiet: short clear, 64c. Lard-Op-
tious closed 406 points down, with a fair
business western steam quoted at So 67l2@
60; sales, 100 ties at $6.67l2; $50 ties
next week. at SO. 72l2; September, $1,000
6.72; October, S6.67@6.70; December, Sc. SO;
January, S6.76. Butter quiet; firmer for
fancy creamery; western dairy, 9@12l2c;
western creamery, 11@17l2c; western fac
tory, S@12l2c. Cheese quiet and steady:
western, 6@7c. Pig iron quiet. Copper
firm; dull; lake, So: G. NJ. copper. $3.50.
Lead steady, closing with an improved tend
ency; domestic $3.87l2. Tin stronger but
ouiet. straits 800 81