The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-28
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Closing Prices of Grain. Produce, ProvI-
Sions, Etc

SiOnSJ 6LC.
NEW YORK; March Flour Re
celptS. 2l3f9 bbls; exports, As 732 bbls;
steady. but quieter. Rye flour, quiet
Colnmeal. easy; yellow western. $1.09;
city. SlO1- Rye. steady. Barley, dull.
Wheat-Receipts, l1400 bu; exports
1919 bu; spot, steady; No. > red
lSAc elevator and 1914 &c + o. b. ahoat;
No l northern. Duluth. S64c T. o. b.
aflodt, No. ! hard. Manitoba. 83A f. o. b.
afoat Options opened firm on small Ar
gentine shipments, higher French cables
ana covering, but were later affected by
active unloading of May and by mid day
had become weak, reaching low point of
the season. Subsequent Improvement on
an enormous export trade gave the after
noon market firm tone and it closed only
&c under the previous night. March.
6O%t n Sic closed at S0Ac; Nav 763, a
- re, closed at NE; July. 745s rs &c,
closed at Zoe; September 1878 M7312c
= C5ooggnL,Receipts. $1,000 bu; experts
100000 bu spot. Spot steady; No.
,. nominal elevator and sic f. o. b.
afioat; No. yellow. Sic; No. , white
"a. option market sold up the start
on small receipts, covering and rains
west. but like wheat yielded later to un-
loading and turned heavy. 1t finally raj
led. however, on covering and closed very
HIil' March, o12c higher on a scare Of
shorts and others a a 1ac higher. March.
closed at 1890 %
Oats-Rcceipts, 10000 bu; exports. 5.s65
bu; spot steady; No ?, 42m42Hc; stand
ard white, 421l@42%c; No 3. 4iG4fi%c:
No white Az H42%Ic; No , white 4Gc:
track mixed Western nominal; track
after which it declined With corn. 'i but
eventually rallied on a demand from
shorts. May closed at 3S2sc
Hay quiet. Hops firm. Leather quiet.
WOOL firm Coal nominal. Beef firm. Cut
meats quiet. Lard easy; Western steam
ed ed $lO45; refined steady; continent.
St0.o9; ,; A; 81 compound. 712@Sc. Pork
94Ic' country (pkgs. free), 6d64c. Rice
firm. MolaSseS firm
"a off1eIe,3,,spot Rio easy; No. invoice.
Raw easy; refined steady
Butter-Receipts. $500 pkgs; firm; state
DAIRY, l1@2lc; extra creamery, PC; held
creamery, I5@24c; creamery. common to
Cheessem,Receipts, 2,446 pkgs; firm:
state fun cream, small, colored, fall
made, 15c; small: white, fall made 14%c;
large, colored, fall made, 14kdI4&c;
large white. fall made. 14A G14Hc.
Eggs-Receipts, 2,229 pkgs; firm; state
and Pennsylvania. average best. 141b GIl5c;
t MeiStein' I412 a loo; Southern, lac; Ken
- C5ootton-Futures closed steady; March.
$3.50 April. 1882; May, $685.; June. SO 66;
$50 October 5S82 s36 sss 81 5s Der
cember, $S.32 Spot closed dull: mid
ding uplands. $10.05; middIing gulf $lO.3
Sales. 800 bales.
London tin prices We're advanced 15s to-
day to G13S 5s for spot and e13S los for
futures. At New York the market was
also shade higher, closing steady at
$50 00G30.50. Copper at London declined
IS Cd. spot and futures closing at G "a
us sd. The local market was a shade
better on the inside price for lake and
electrolytic. but 1t was quiet ali around.
Standard is quoted at 1915; lake and
electrolytic at $14.75@15.00 and casting
at Sl4.50W15.OO. Lead was steady and UNI
changed here at $4.671a, but in London it
declined Is Sd to e13 Is Sd. Speiter was
steady in New York and unchanged AFT
1913. In London it was IS Cd higher AT
823. The Glasgow iron market closed at
BIS and MiddlesbOro at 52s. Locally the
market was quiet; No. l foundry north
foundry, northern, so. OOG22 so: No. /
foundry, southern, and No l foundry
sort at $23Q24. 50. Warrants are nomf-
nal