St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-17

fnd O. f BE- &c. s0% g. a0' nort SaMS:
66Mc; options opened steady, soon
reacted oil renewed liquidation owing to
reports OF trouble among Chicago houses
and questions about the condition In
New York; sold off 10 lowest price on
record, rallied sharply In the afternoon
on assertion of the grain committee that
wheat In New York was in satisfactory
condition, and closed firm at 11S@14c net
advance; No. 2 red February closed at
6Uesc; March, 80 1-16@Gl11 sc. closed 6l1kc;
May. 6259@6319c. closed 6S19c; July.
64Ss@655se, closed 655ke: August.
Is 9,l6@66l9c, closed 66Hc; De
Corn-Receipts. none; exports, 2. 100
bu; sales. 100000 bu futures, 1000 bu
spot; spot market very dull; No. 2,
429sc delivered; option market gener-
ally firm all day, being sustained by
the small movement, closed at s9@5sc
net advance; February closed at 1890;
March, 421a@422sc, closed 421sc; May,
429s@4S%c. closed 437sc; July. 438
@431s", closed at 1870. Oats
= Receipts, 7,4O0 bu; exports, 700
bu; sales, no futures, $4,000 bu spot;
spot market dull but higher; No. 2. SIC;
No. 2 delivered, 3Sc; No. 3. 36c; No. 2
white, SSc; No. white. SIC; track mixed
Western. 371I@381Ic: track white West
ern, 38@4lc; track white state, 3S@4lc;
option market dull all day, no sales
being reported, and closed nom
nally 4@Hc higher; February clos
ing at March, 35c; May. 341sc.
Hay steadier. Hops dull. Hides steady.
Leather steady. Wool steady; domestic
fleece, 19@25c; pulled, 2O(026c; Texas,
l0@l5c. Beef steady. Cut meats steady;
picked bellies, 714@77sc; picked hams,
91a@934c. Lard hrm; Western steam
closed at IS; sales, 80 tierces at $3.50
@S; February closed at $3.50 nominal;
inal; refined firmer; continent. 1855;
s. A., $3.50; compound. 95sc.
Pork steady; new mess. $3.50
OLA; extra prime. $l3@l3.25; fam
lily, S15; short clear, Sl4.50@l6.50.
Butter steady: Western dairy. 1319t9l7c;
Western creamery, 17@27c; Western
factory, 12@l6c; Elgins. re; state
dairy. 16@24c: state creamery. 17927c.
Cheese firmer; large state, 9@l1s4c;
small, 1n19@12s4c; part skins, 4@l0c;
full skins, 2@2Ac. Eggs firm; ice
house, S2.75@3.5O per case; Western
fresh. zoe: Southern, 10000; receipts,
1887 pkgs. Tallow steadier; city (S2
per pkg, SC; country (pkgS free), 4%c.
1 CttOlCutil CJOSCo OH 0ohSOs
Ros;n quiet; strained. common to good.
sl.lO@l. Is. Turpentine steady. Rice
dull. Molasses dull. Pig iron dull;
American. Sll.50@15. Copper dull; lake,
9Sc. Lead easier; domestic, $3.15.
Tin slow; straits, SIS. 50,nominal; plates
dull. Spelter easier; domestic, So. So bid;
sales on Change, two car loads February
spelter at IS 70. Coffee-Options opened
with bids on the first call Is points
higher for December, and other months
5 to 10 points higher; January I'M
changed, except close, Is to 80 points
net advance: sales, 1890 bags, includ-
ing February at 16.05c; March, 1900
15.75c: May, 15.25@15. 35c; July. 1850
1850; September. l4.25<9l4. Soc; DC
tober. 1850; December, 14.s5c.
mild market. quiet but steady; Cord0va,
19Y@I9$lc; sales, 500 bags Rio No. 6
minus Z at 171ac; spot, 1,70o bags Cap
tina No. 8 plus Is at 1880: 800 packages
Central American, p. t.; Santos market
firm; good average l6, roo refs; receipts,
$500 bags: stock. $4,000 bags; Ham,
burg market steady: sales 5000 bags;
unchanged to u pig higher; Havre
market steady, 491f higher;s sales.
1000 bags; Rio firm; No. Z. 1850 refs;
exchange, 94d; receipts, none;
stock, 245 bags. London steady;
prices unchanged to Cd higher.
Sugar Raw firm: fair refining,2 Ice;
refined, firm and fairly active. Cottonseed
oil rather more active, with sales Of
about 800 bbls in various lots, including
prime crude at Use; advices from the
West indicate quiet markets and from
the South continued disposition to sell;
quotations. prime crude in barrels, $50
zoe; off crude, 25@27c; prime crude,
loose, 24@26c; prime summer yellow,
33@33115c; off grade summer yellow, $40
35c; better grades, 35@36c; prime sum-
mer white, 36037c.