St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-29
New York Produce.

New YORK, Sept. 2S.-Flour-Receipts, 49,
300 pkgs; exports, 9, 407 bbls, $50 sacks; mod
erately active. easy; free offerings; sales. "a,
6 6O bills Cornmeal dull. Wheat--Receipts
600 bu futures, $4,000 bu spot; spot market
weaker, moderately active; No. 2 red, 81 .02I2
store and elevator. 81 .02ts@1.034 afloat;
ungraded red, 9934 c@S1 .0614 NO northern,
to arrive, 81 .O47s@ l.05A; No. hard, to arrive,
81. O6A01 .O6ls: options opened L@asc lower,
further declined sS058c on easier cables
heavy receipts and the visible supply increase
which latter was IN part due to the taking of
several outside elevators at Minneapolis,
making them regular Afterward there
was reaction of ls@ssc on large buying by
local operator. The close is steady at ss0 7sc
under yesterday; No. red, September,
$i,Gssg1 .03, closing at 81 .02s4; December,
S1.057s@1 .069-l6, closing at S106A; Ianu-
airy, S107l2@1.OS. closing at S1.07S; Feb
uary, closing at S1.09ss; March. closing at
S11075 May, S1.1201. 12l2, closing at 81. 1898.
Rye opened weak, closed firm, 9299212c for
Western. Stocks of grain, store and afloat,
Sept 20: Wheat, $50. 297 su; corn, 69l ,9s9 Blu
oats, l,50S,54l bu; rye, $3.50 bu;
dull, heavy: No 2 Milwaukee 72073.
Corn - Receipts 404, $50 bu; exports, 123,
97S bu; sales. l, IA, coo bu futures. $4,000 bu
spot; spot market firm; active for export.
No. 2. 60lac elevator. 6106lI2c afioat; I'M
graded mixed 600162c: NO 2 white, 60l20
Gle; options declined A@lac on increased
supplies advanced A01ls4c on more active
covering and closed strong at A07sc upon
deliveries this side of January; September,
60l2@61c, closing at Gle; october, 59C0S0a4c,
closing at 60S4c; November, 5S@595sc,
closing at 59ssc; December, 54554l2c, clos
lug at 54Ac; January, 511405il2c, closing at
5lIc: May, 50l2GD5ll8c, closing at sic. Oats
Receipts, 17i,175 bu; exports, 920 Blu: sales,
65O0O bu futures, 100000 bu spot; spot mar
ket active: options, dull; weaker; Sep
TENDER closing at 32s4c; october, s2a4
yember, 33l2@3SSsc, closing at 33Ise; Deem
Der, 34sS@34l2c, closing at 34ssc; spot No.
2 white, 34Gl34l2c; mixed Western. 3o@34c
white Western, 34040c; No. Chicago,
33l2@33$4c. Hay dull. Hops dull, weak.
Coffee-OpIions opened firm, so Is points up,
closed steady, 2c055 points up: sales, $1,000
bags, including: october, 10 4c@1270c; No
vember, 1l.65OlL75c; December, 11.55@l1. 75c
January, SOC; March, l1.45011.50c
April, 1l.50@11I.55c; May, 11.45@1l.55c; spot
Rio frmer, quiet; fair cargoes lie; No. Z,
14Ac. Sugar-Raw quiet, easier; fair refining
use; centrifugals, 96test, 5-l6c sales, 1S5
hhds and 425 bags Muscovado, S9-test, 27sc !;
$50 bags molasses sugar, S9-test, 25sc, and
$500 bags centrifugals, 96test 5-luc; re-
fined easier; NO. 6,4c No.7,3 1850; No.S,375c i;
off A, 4 1-l66144c; confectioners a, 5-16c.
Molasses-NeW Orleans, fair demand. firm
Rice-Fair demand. Petroleum quiet steady;
United closed at sS4c October Cottonseed
oil quiet, steady. Tallow quiet. Rosin steady,
quiet; strained, common to good S1.Tl2@
LAD. Turpentine quiet, steady, at 37l2@3sc
Eggs frmer: Western, 21l2c; receipts s,694
pkgs. Pork-Moderate demand, steady; old
mess, $40. 75@iI IS; new mess, Sl2@12:5O;
extra prime S110D11.25. Cut meats dull,
steady; picked bellies &c; picked shoulders,
6Ac; picked hams, 10I2@11c. Middles firm !;
more active; Western steam. S7.02I2 {;
sales, 1,5O0 tierces IS. 92I2@7. 02l2; op-
tons Sales 5000 tierces October, $3.50
@6.95 closing at 81 bid; November. S7.07;
ing at 81 % bid. Butter easy: Western dairy,
13@lsc; Western creamery, 1f@125c. Cheese
Quiet Western, G07I2c; part skins, 40712c.
Pig iron quiet; American, $16Gls.25. Cop
per easier: lake. October, Sl2. 25. Lead
strong; domestic, S4.55; Tin dull, nominal
striatS $50. TO-