St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-21

BuckWneat dull. COrnmeal steady.
Rye nominal. Barley dull Barley
malt steady. Wheat-ReceiptS. 700 bu;
| exports, 170. 400 bu; sales. 3,9a5.COO bu
futures, 42,0O0 bu spot; spot market
steady; No. red store and elevator.
| 601sc; atioat, 615sc; f. d. b., 621s C; No. l
northern. 625sc delivered; No. hard,
T15Sc delivered; options opened steady
but sold off on weak cables, fine weather
| and some foreign selling only to recover
at noon on big local exports. In the
afternoon the market held firm OH cold
wave talk and covering 10y shorts. clos
ing with 5sc net advance; export de-
mand for cash wheat was light: No. 2
red March closed at 6054c; May. CISCO
6ls4c. closed at el5sc: July. Ss}9@63 1s-
l6c, closed at 63l4c; August. "a e 965%sc,
closed at 645sc; September closed at 65c;
December closed at 6SSc. Corn-Re-
ceipts, 1000 bu; exports. 400 bu; sales,
200.0 bu futures, $4,000 bu spot; spot
market dull; No. 2. 4454c nominal ele
vator; 45$lc at1Oat; options opened quiet
and steady Oh the firmDesS in cash corn,
and later improved with wheat and on
shorts covering, closing 1s@14c net ad-
vance. March closed at 44c; April
closed at 1880; May, 4214@425ec. closed
nj 42J3sc; July. 1875 @43&5Sc closed at 1890.
Oats - Receipts. 1S4,S0O bu; exports,
bu spot; spot market active, white
firm, mixed lower; No 2, Sac; No.
2 delivered. 35c; No. 8. S314c; No. 2
white, S719c; No. white. 3614c; track
mixed Western, 35@36c; tract, white
Western, 3S@4l19c; options dull and
easy early Oh big local receipts, rallying
later with corn and closing a net ad-
vance; Marchclosed at 34c; April closed
at 34c; May, 3411s@3414c; July closed
at $3.50. Hay quiet. Hops quiet.
Hides quiet. Leather dull. Wool
dull: domestic fleece, 19@24c; pulled,
20(026c; Texas. 10@r5c. Beef quiet. Cut
meats dull: picked bellies, 61s tQ65sc:
picked hams, 94@01ac. Lard firms:
ties at 81; March closed at s6.40. nom
inal; May, S6.S5. nominal; refined quiet;
continent. S6.40; S. A, S7.45; COM
pound, 614c. Pork easy; new mess,
Sl2@12. so; extra prime. Sl2@l2.25; fam
lily, S12.50@l3; short clear, ,Sl3@15. But
ter barely steady; Western dairy, 12@
15c; Western creamery, 1s@2212c;
Western factory, 10@l4c; Elgins, 2212c;
state dairy, 14@2lc; state creamery (old),
14@17c. Cheese steady; large, 9912c;
small, 7Q13c; part skins. 3112(910c; full
Skins, ease. Eggs weak; state and
Pennsylvania, 12@l24c; Western fresh,
Petroleum easy; United closed 81 cbid.
Rosin steady; strained common to good.
Sl.12@1.l7. Turpentine steady. Rice
steady. Molasses quiet. Pig iron
dull; American, Sll50@15. Copper
quiet; lake, 9}sc. Lead firm; domestic,
$3.50. Tin quiet, but firm; Straits.
$3.50 bid; plates steady. Spelter un-
changed; domestic, $500 asked. Cotton
seedoil opened without much increased
business; Improvement chiefly in sell
erS' views; exporters still holding Off
and local demand moderate; prime
crude, bbls, 25H@26c; prime crude,
ter grades. 33c; prime summer, yellow,
30I@3lc; off summer, yellow, SOC;
prime summer, white, 33(034c. Coffee
Options opened Irregular, with July
bids 10 points higher, and others
points higher to points lower: ruled
generally dun and heavy and closed quiet
with March, 10 points net advance, and
others unchanged to 10 points net de-
cline; sales, $3.50 bags, including March
at 1660@l6.7Oc; May, 15. 90c; June, 1855
l56Uc: July, 15 35 @15 40c; September.
IA. 4.S0@14.90c; December. l4.159 .25c.
Spot Coffee-Rio dull; No. Z, 1719";
1876; sales 250 bags Santos; No. at
l714c; $50 bags Maracaibo; 40 bags
Costa Rica anu 200 bags Mexican.
warehouse deliveries yesterday were
4.303 bags; total stock at New
lurK TO-DAY, I'll, ,39l bags; United States
stock, 2US. 456 bags; atlOat for the United
States. 244, 200 bags; total visible avail
able for United States, 452,456 bags,
against last year, 547,211 bags. Havre
market steady; prices unchanged to
III lower; sales, 10000 bags. London
market dull; prices 3d@6d lower. Ham
burg market steady; prices unchanged
to Il pfg lower: sales, 1000 bags. Rio
market quiet: No. Z, 1860; exchange.
95Sd; receipts, two days, 5000 bags:
stock. 10000 bags. Santos market
quiet; good average Santos nominal, no
quotations; receipts, 1000 bags; stock,
$4,000 bags.
Sugar Raw easy; fair refining,
2 1l-16c; centrifugal, 90 -test.315 sales,
one cargo muscoyado, S9-teSt at 11-16e
eX-ship; refined dull and 1-16c lower for
Nos. 6 and 13; No. &, 355s(@3 13-16c; No.
Z, 35S@3 13-l6c: No. 8. 35s03 11-16c;
No. II, 3 5-l6@312c; No. II, 3.17@
35sc; No. l3. &c; off A, 3$l@4 1-l6c;
mould A, 32s03 9-l6c; standard A, 40
4 3-l6c; contectioners' A. 494 3-l6c;
cut loaf, 1905 1-16c; crushed, 400
5 1-16c; powdered, 4$6@4 916r; gran
uated. 1905 Lice; cubes, 1904 O. l6c.
Liverpool Grain.
LIVERPOOL. March 2O.-Wheat easier;
demand poor; holders offer freely; No.
California. IS 15d@5s 119d: red Western
winter, As 919d@5s I'D; receipts for the
past three days, $4,000 centals; Ameri-
can, LOCO centals. Corn firm: demand
fair: new mixed, IS 1OId; receipts of
American for the past three days. S75,-
400 centals. Flour = Spring patents,
Us Cd. Beef-EXtra Indian mess, 62s Cd.
Pork-Frime mess. 6Ss Sd. Butter
Finest. sSs: good, 7Os. Bacon-Long
and short clear, 80 lbs. Bis Cd; do long
clear. 10 lbs, 33s. Lard-Prime West
ern, 37s. Cheese-American, fine, SIS
6d. Turpentine. Dps. Linseed oil. 21s Sd.
Peas-Canadian, As ll19d. Rosin-Com-
mon. SIS I'd. Petroleum. As. TalloW.