St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-17

bDls. Cornmeal dull. weak; yellow estern,
S2.50@3.2o. Wheat-Receipts. $4,000 bu:
exports, none: sales, S,136, 900 bu; futures
none; spot market nominally lower, unset
lied, closing firmer with options; No. 2 red,
9Sssc elevator Sl,00l4 atioat; 9aSSc@Si.o!
I. 0. b; No. ) feu. 92lgS2lse; No northern,
S1.0ol2; No. hard. 81 .oois: options opened
l2Qssc up, as recovery from the depression
of yesterday, but when the London finan-
cial news came along there was much
pressure 10 sell, and prices broke
2A@2s4c; there were extensive realizations.
Towards the close there was slight recov-
cry of tone, and the latest SAFES show firm
ness at prices 1Gls.c under last night;
No. red. November closed at 9Si2c; De
cember, 9Ss4@Sl O1$S, closing at 99l2c;
January. S1.00aS@I.o2, closing at Sl.Ol:
March, Sl.G3la@l .O5ls, closing at Sl.03la;
May, Sl.O4@l .O6l4, closing at Si.0Iss;
July, Sl.0lA@l.o@l2, closing at Sl01A.
Rye, quiet, firm; Western, 74@76c. Barley
weak; No. ) Milwaukee, S0@S1c: I'M
graded Western, 77@9sc; Canadian No. l,
9S@Sl. Barley malt firm; Canadian country
made, Sl@1.l5 Corn-Recepts, III, 600 bu;
exports. "a, 053 bu; sales, 1.8S0,000 bu fut-
ures, lo4, 600 bu spot; spot market lower,
moderately active closing firmer; No. 2,56s4
@5Ts4c elevator, 57@577sc atloat: ungraded
mixed, 56s405Sc; options felt the depression
in wheat, sold off s4Olc, but closed tirmer
after reaction of l2c; November closing at
56Ac: December, 8 la@57ssc,, closing at
SIC: January, closing AT 57ssc: May, 57s4@
1os5sc, closing 5S4c Oats-Receipts. o3,-
100 bu; exports, o61 bu; sales 10000
bu futures, 65. 600 bu spot: spot market
and weaker: November, 46@46sse. clos
ing at doc; December, 46A@ sac,
closing at 46l2c; May, 49@50$se,
closing at 49I4c; spot No. ? white, 400
sec; while Western, 44@5oc: white do, SO
@31c; No. 2, Chicago, 4Ilec Hay quiet,
steady: shipping, 4e@45c; good to choice,
5c@57c. Hops duh, steady; Coffee--0p-
to points up; closed weak, 25@a5 points
down; sales. $4,000 bags, including No
vember, 11@17.U5c: December. 10. go
1905: January. l5.S5@l6.l0; February.
15.25@15. 45c: March. 15@l5.2 zoe; April
l5.loc; May, 15.05@15. loo; spot Rio dull,
nominal; fair cargoS, 19Ac; No. z, 1850
177sc. Sugar-Raw steady, quiet; refined
quiet. steady. Molasses nominal for foreign;
New Orleans dull, easy: common 10 fancy,
3S@41e. Rice steady; domestic fair to
extra, 5l4@6l2c; Japan, 5s4@6c. Petroleum
steady. quiet; crude i'll barrels. Parkers, 81. 10;
refined Allports, S7.45: United closed at
7ll2c for December Cottonseed oil steady,
quiet; crude 2ec; yellow, 3I@35c. Tallow
quiet, weak; city (S2 for packages), 45sc.
Resin steady, dull; strained common TO good,
S1.450l.5O. Turpentine dull, at 40@4Ol2c.
Eggs quiet, firm; Western, 2592tc; re-
mess. SD. 25@i2.5O; extra prime, SlO500
II. Cut meats steady, quiet; picked bellies.
5A@57sc; picked shoulders, 54 picked
mans, Sl2@9c; middles quiet, weak;
short clear, 6c. Lard lower, fair
ly active; Western steam, S622l2;
sales. 500 tcs at So. 25@6.27l2; options
sales 1880 ties: December, So. 20@96.22.
closing at S6.4S February, 1851. closing at
$500; MAY, Sc .94@6.95, closing at S695.
Butter. fairly active, lower; Western dairy,
11M20c: Western creamery, 20@2S12c;
Western factory, 6692Oc; Elgin. 29c. Cheese
dull, about steady; light skins. 4l2@7c;
Ohio flats 6l2@9. Pig iron steady, quiet.
American. S1G@IS. Copper dull, lake nomi-
nal. Lead weak; domestic, s.. Tin easy;
straits $20.69.