St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-08
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. April 7.-Flour-Receipts,
81 SOC. packages; exports, q 272 bbls, l4.9S0
1900 bbls Wheat Receipts, 2s,500 bu;
exports. 1873 bu: sales, Id, 400 600 bu
futures, $4,000 bu spot; spot market higher
with options firm, quiet; No. red, s6l2@
SSs4c elevator; 90ls09usSc afioat; S9l2@S1c
f. o. b.; steamer No. red, S4l2@s6c: No. 3
red, SI@S4lac; steamer No. red, 75@75Ac;
ungraded red, 76@S9lac; No. northern.
97l2Q9T5s No. l hard, 9S7S@99c; options
active, A@lAc up, closing firm: sharp Gov
ering OF contracts, chiefly through crop re-
ports: large number of outside buying orders,
partly from st. Louis No. 2 red April clos
ing at SS5sc; May, 81 5-16@SS7sc, closing at
9S9sc: June, 81 7-l6@SS 1,l6c, closing at
sSssc; July. S6la0S75sc, closing at S79Sc;
August, S5@S6Ac, closing at S6Mc; Septem-
Der, s5@@s68se, closing. at s63sc;
Rye firm; Western, 55@57l2c. Stocks of
grain. store and atioat, April D: Wheat, g
1896, 394 bu; corn, 1,SO1, 1886 bu; oats, 553.-
233 blu; rye, Is, $50 bu; barley l2e, 765 hu;
strong. Barley malt quiet. Corn-Receipts,
$1,000 bu; exports, 1920 bu; sales,
100000 blu futures. lbs, 900 bu spot; spot
market stronger; moderately active: No. 2,
graded mixed, 60I2@61c; steamer mixed, 80
139Hc; No. ? white, 40D46l2c; No. 2,
43a4c; options active, firm; April, $3.50
395sc, closing at 3Sc bid: May. 3SSs@3S94c,
closing at 3Sf2ci June; ooes@1o Stsc, ClosiiiS
at 39a4c; July, 50 7-16@39s4c, closing at
39I2c. Oats-Receipts, 131. 600 bu; exports,
1913, 1873 bu: sales $4,000 bu futures, go
600 blu spot; spot market tirmer. fairly act
I've: options frmer, more doing; May, 2SSs@
2s5Sc closing at 2SSsc; June, 2sls@2s 5;l6c,
closing at 2SAc; spot No. white,
S S ~ White White western seG s2@s7c: No o.
. Chicago, 2s@32c. Hay firm, quiet.
Coffee-Options opened steady: unchanged to
al
sales, So, 25O bags, including: April, 1900
17.S0c; May, 17.55@176Oc; June, 1900
17.4Oc; july l715@l7. zoe; August, TO
II. 10c; September, 16.70@16 s5c; October,
16.55@1e.65c; November, 1890; Decem-
ber 16.25@l6. 40c; January, l6. 25@16.3oc;
February. 10 l5@16. %; spot Rio quiet ana
steady; fair cargoes, 20l2c; No. fiat bean,
19c. Sugar-Raw steady; moderate demand:
sales, 700 bags centrifugal, So test, 5ssc;
65U hhds Muscovado. SO test, 1880. and
test, 49sc; refined steady and quiet Molasses
Foreign steady; New Orleans steady. Rice
active and firm. Petroleum steady; United
closed at 8O1sc for May. Cotton seed oil firm.
Taliow firm. Rosin, firm. Turpentine tirm;
Eggs easler plenty; Western 11a4@12c;
receipts 1928 pkgs. Pork strong, fairly ac-
tive; sales, 500 bbls; mess, old, S11@11.2 %;
mess, new, S1l75@l2.23; extra prime,
s9o@lo Cut str1ng picked BELLIES
hams 9s4@97sc. Middlcs firm; short clear,
&c. Lard stronger; Western steam. $3.50.
Options Sales $500 ties; April. $6.46; May,
S6.46@6.4s, closing at $6.4606.47; June,
S6.53; July, S65s@6.5S, closing at $3.50:
August, $3.50; September, $6.72; October,
1914 bid Butter quiet, weaker; Western
dairy, 7l2@l4c: Western creamery, 11@25c;
Western held. 6@13c; Western factory, 4l2@
15c: Elgin. 21@22c. Cheese strong: good
demand; Western, 1O12@lO24c. Pig iron
dull, weak; Scotch, S2I@26; American,
Sl65c@19.5o Metals wholly nominal
Exchange closed.