The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-05
Miscellaneous
Market Quotations.
New york Grain and Produce.

VI ana HFOOupG,
NEW YORK, March 4.-Flour-R
tive and steady. Rye flour quiet Corn
mea! firm. Rye steady. Barley quiet.
q, Wheat-Receipts, 64,0OG bbls; exports,
TO- lSa 6Q; spot, 8615c;5 No, 2 red, sec f. o.
northern, Duluth, 8794c a1oat Another
dull day in wheat The market develop
ed ed q 4, little strength on fears of cold
corn market, but lacked trading feature
or export interest. The close was firm at
3sWAc net advance March closed at
88d%c; May. 81 13-16Q81 13-16c, closed at
&c; July, 81AQ82c closed at size; Sep
TENDER, SO%@8l1sc, closed, at S07sc
Corn-Receipts, $1,000 blu; exports. 529
6u; spot steady; No. 2. 6S3sc and 6S7ac
I. o. b. ahoat After opening a shade
lower on cables, corn rallied and be-
came strong in response to small re-
celpts and good support West, closing
f f1Tm at &c net advance. May, 81 1860
o1Ac, closed at $3.50; July at 65150661sc
closed at 66c; September closed at 43sc.
Oats-Recelpts. 49, 500 bu; exports, 165
bu; spot firm; No., 501@c: No. 3, 491ac;
M NO white White 52c; No white, sic; track
2|c, options dull all day, but steadily
held with other markets.
.Coffee--,Spot Rio easy; No. invoice,
5a4c; mild quiet; Cordova. Sale Sugar
-RaW, weak and nominal: fair refining
8 I-l6c; centrifugal. SO test, Lie; mo-
lasses sugar, 2 27-32c.
Inc coffee market opened steady, with
prices points higher and after the call
turned firm on active covering and new
buying, prompted by very firm European
market news and bullish estimate from
br ;Al Tor 10, March Rio and Santos re-
ceipts. There was a further rise of TO
III points before the buying movement
gave the least symptom of subsiding
Smaller Brazilian receipts than expected
nelped to strengthen the early market.
BUT later in the day heavy realizing set
IN ana pressure became a feature. I'm
ger this combined selling the market
broke rapidly. at times being quite 30
points OH from the top and very weak.
5 IL ne close was easy. with prices net, is to
~ points lower. Total sales were 90 go
bags. including: March at 5.40c: May at
sS;a2tS,1 Vc; June at at Zoe; July at 565:;
@oZVc; december at 605Q6.3Oc.
Wool.
BOSTON, March 4-No weakness in
SaIues is noticeable in the wool market
mere TINS week, although the demand con-
tlnues quiet The lack of demand is due
70 the fact that the large manufacturers
as rule have enough wool on hand to
meet present needs and have shown lit
Tie disposition to buy and the smaller
manu1acturers are buying sufficient to fill
present orders. 3-1
Advices received here from the early
ARIZONA clip show strong prices paid
there. in fact about 4e to SC per secured
pounq more than the same class of wool
NS@A III ILLS fitdThtl DIT Tile pres
ent time. There is a moderate demand
Tor territory woods and values hold firm
Cholce lots of fine wool is quoted on the
secured basis of 4Sc nwfIfle lots running
largely to staple will range up to soc and
better. Fine medium territory is quoted
at 44G45c secured with the range higher
if well stapled. 1T
Fleece woods are quiet, but prices hold
hrm. Ohio fine delaines are Quotable at
2S12c, but some offerings are held higher
Xxx and above Ohio are quoted 270281bc
No. | Ohio, 26Q26tzc with &c frequently
asked.